NYcarbineer
Diamond Member
>> still waiting for those polls showing Obama ahead of a generic republican 55/45 in Virginia,NC,Ohio,Michigan,Indiana,Colorado,Nevada and Florida.
He won't be running against a generic Republican.
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>> still waiting for those polls showing Obama ahead of a generic republican 55/45 in Virginia,NC,Ohio,Michigan,Indiana,Colorado,Nevada and Florida.
Don't forget that unless something extremely weird happens, Obama will be running against Mitt Romney,
who garners enthusiastic support from almost no one.
After Bush and this congress, if Americans vote more Republicans into office, then they deserve the "Made in China" tent they will be living in.
I live in Florida and Barry didn't get my vote in 2008 and he sure as hell won't get it in 2012.
I'm just not that crazy about "spreading the wealth."
Then how come Rubio and Scott won in 2010? Most districts in Florida have flipped red, and things aren't any better now than 2010. And even if Obama took Florida, there are other States he could easily lose to Romney or Gingrich that will make up the 29 or so electoral votes.
First of all, does anyone really care how Obama polls in California, New York and Maryland?
And why doesn't the MSM ever give us the real numbers? They never give us the "Anyone But Obama" Tally. Which is actually around 49/50%. {also known as the Generic Republican}
Any intelligent well informed American knows the election is likely to be decided in a handful of swing states. From easiest swing states to flip from 2008, to the hardest are 1)Indiana, 2)Virginia, 3)North Carolina, 4)Ohio, 5)Florida 6)Colorado, 7)Pennsylvania.
Gingrich or Romney only need to take five or 6 of them(depending on electoral count)
But you also have to keep New Hampshire, Iowa, Nevada and Michigan on the back burner.
What to really look for to forsee the outcome is how many Republicans/Independents show up in the primarys. If around 65% of all registered voters hit the precincts to vote GOP, Obama has something major to worry about.
Just like mid-term in 2010--I expect much more than 65% for republican voters showing up--they will be crawling to the polling stations to vote. They won't miss this one in 2012.