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Romney isnt going to win New Mexico if he does that will be somewhat of a surprise. I'm a little surprised that some are giving Romney Wi. too. I would think with the Walker issue there, that President Obama wouldn't have much trouble there, although I have not seen any polls saying otherwise. The one state that I've heard a lot about is Va. though and Co.
Romney isnt going to win New Mexico if he does that will be somewhat of a surprise. I'm a little surprised that some are giving Romney Wi. too. I would think with the Walker issue there, that President Obama wouldn't have much trouble there, although I have not seen any polls saying otherwise. The one state that I've heard a lot about is Va. though and Co.
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I know. Im being bold here.
Romney isnt going to win New Mexico if he does that will be somewhat of a surprise. I'm a little surprised that some are giving Romney Wi. too. I would think with the Walker issue there, that President Obama wouldn't have much trouble there, although I have not seen any polls saying otherwise. The one state that I've heard a lot about is Va. though and Co.
I would be pretty surprised if Romney took New Mexico. Now if he selects Martinez as his running mate...ok now that would probably flip the state but considering where we are now I would agree that Romney taking New Mexico or Wisconsin is a pretty aggressive prediction.
Romney isnt going to win New Mexico if he does that will be somewhat of a surprise. I'm a little surprised that some are giving Romney Wi. too. I would think with the Walker issue there, that President Obama wouldn't have much trouble there, although I have not seen any polls saying otherwise. The one state that I've heard a lot about is Va. though and Co.
I would be pretty surprised if Romney took New Mexico. Now if he selects Martinez as his running mate...ok now that would probably flip the state but considering where we are now I would agree that Romney taking New Mexico or Wisconsin is a pretty aggressive prediction.
Romney isnt going to win New Mexico if he does that will be somewhat of a surprise. I'm a little surprised that some are giving Romney Wi. too. I would think with the Walker issue there, that President Obama wouldn't have much trouble there, although I have not seen any polls saying otherwise. The one state that I've heard a lot about is Va. though and Co.
I would argue that it's particularly the Walker issue that's going to draw alot of Romney support out.
Romney isnt going to win New Mexico if he does that will be somewhat of a surprise. I'm a little surprised that some are giving Romney Wi. too. I would think with the Walker issue there, that President Obama wouldn't have much trouble there, although I have not seen any polls saying otherwise. The one state that I've heard a lot about is Va. though and Co.
I would be pretty surprised if Romney took New Mexico. Now if he selects Martinez as his running mate...ok now that would probably flip the state but considering where we are now I would agree that Romney taking New Mexico or Wisconsin is a pretty aggressive prediction.
Martinez would be a pretty bold pick for Romney too for a running mate, and a little outside the box as well. On a personal level Romney would be well served finding a running mate that doesn't overshadow him like Sen. McCains. I don't see him picking Martinez though because it doesn't bring enough to the electoral table as say a Bob McDonnell does, then again, there is a little baggage there to deal with too. So who knows.
Romney isnt going to win New Mexico if he does that will be somewhat of a surprise. I'm a little surprised that some are giving Romney Wi. too. I would think with the Walker issue there, that President Obama wouldn't have much trouble there, although I have not seen any polls saying otherwise. The one state that I've heard a lot about is Va. though and Co.
I would argue that it's particularly the Walker issue that's going to draw alot of Romney support out.
I would be pretty surprised if Romney took New Mexico. Now if he selects Martinez as his running mate...ok now that would probably flip the state but considering where we are now I would agree that Romney taking New Mexico or Wisconsin is a pretty aggressive prediction.
Martinez would be a pretty bold pick for Romney too for a running mate, and a little outside the box as well. On a personal level Romney would be well served finding a running mate that doesn't overshadow him like Sen. McCains. I don't see him picking Martinez though because it doesn't bring enough to the electoral table as say a Bob McDonnell does, then again, there is a little baggage there to deal with too. So who knows.
I tend to agree. I think it will probably come down to either Rubio or Portman. Until recently I have said Rubio will probably get the call but recently I am starting to think Portman would be more likely as he will draw a lot of support in the ultra-critical state of Ohio.
I tend to think that at least from what we see here on the news there is a lot of anger directed in Gov. Walkers direction and that would serve to bring out support for the President. I don't see Romney getting cozy with Gov. Walker anytime soon though until this issue has been resolved. I would tend to think that once the special election has determined the result, when is it by the way sometime in June? I would tend to think that if Gov. Walker prevails then Romneys chances in Wi. look a little better than they do now.
I would be pretty surprised if Romney took New Mexico. Now if he selects Martinez as his running mate...ok now that would probably flip the state but considering where we are now I would agree that Romney taking New Mexico or Wisconsin is a pretty aggressive prediction.
Martinez would be a pretty bold pick for Romney too for a running mate, and a little outside the box as well. On a personal level Romney would be well served finding a running mate that doesn't overshadow him like Sen. McCains. I don't see him picking Martinez though because it doesn't bring enough to the electoral table as say a Bob McDonnell does, then again, there is a little baggage there to deal with too. So who knows.
I tend to agree. I think it will probably come down to either Rubio or Portman. Until recently I have said Rubio will probably get the call but recently I am starting to think Portman would be more likely as he will draw a lot of support in the ultra-critical state of Ohio.
You know, I think Fl. is pretty much a given for Romney this time around from everything I have seen. There seems to be a lot of support for ther GOP this time around in Fl. So a Rubio pick would not serve Romney anything other than to perhaps shore up support for the hispanic votes, so I tend to think it will be someone like Portman. Which reminds me, I think Mitch Daniels would be a good pick for him as well. I do think if he really wanted to do outside the box and shake things up he would pick J.C. Watts.
Romney isnt going to win New Mexico if he does that will be somewhat of a surprise. I'm a little surprised that some are giving Romney Wi. too. I would think with the Walker issue there, that President Obama wouldn't have much trouble there, although I have not seen any polls saying otherwise. The one state that I've heard a lot about is Va. though and Co.
I would be pretty surprised if Romney took New Mexico. Now if he selects Martinez as his running mate...ok now that would probably flip the state but considering where we are now I would agree that Romney taking New Mexico or Wisconsin is a pretty aggressive prediction.
I think if Gary Johnson is going to have any effect on this race it's going to be in New Mexico, where he's a popular former-Governor. If it were close between Romney and Obama in NM then Johnson could tip it to Obama, but I don't think it will be close in the first place. Obama would win NM without Johnson in the race, but I think with him in it'll be that much more decisive.
It will, of course, make a difference who he chooses as a running mate. He has trouble with the women vote and hispanic vote as of now.
What happens if Ron Paul stays in the race as an independent?
You know, I think Fl. is pretty much a given for Romney this time around from everything I have seen. There seems to be a lot of support for ther GOP this time around in Fl. So a Rubio pick would not serve Romney anything other than to perhaps shore up support for the hispanic votes, so I tend to think it will be someone like Portman. Which reminds me, I think Mitch Daniels would be a good pick for him as well. I do think if he really wanted to do outside the box and shake things up he would pick J.C. Watts.
I don't think Romney would even consider Watts. Too controversial a pick. Romney isn't going to be controversial with his picks. He's going to play it safe.
I would be pretty surprised if Romney took New Mexico. Now if he selects Martinez as his running mate...ok now that would probably flip the state but considering where we are now I would agree that Romney taking New Mexico or Wisconsin is a pretty aggressive prediction.
I think if Gary Johnson is going to have any effect on this race it's going to be in New Mexico, where he's a popular former-Governor. If it were close between Romney and Obama in NM then Johnson could tip it to Obama, but I don't think it will be close in the first place. Obama would win NM without Johnson in the race, but I think with him in it'll be that much more decisive.
Agreed, but then I go back to the impact on the electoral map, which its my humble opinion that Romney would be more interested in picking someone who is going to impact large swing state voters more so than N.M. I do however agree with you that he would make the state in play.
