Ok, one more time if 60-million (20%)citizens voted Republican, and 70-million (23%) voted Democrat, their total of 130 million from 2008 population of 304-million leaves 174-million of which 74-million are 18 or younger, finally leaving 100-million of voting age who did not vote in 2008.
It's reasonable to believe that Obama's plurality has been shed, and his support is now only about 65 million (splitting the difference), and 65 million would oppose him now. If half the 100-million of voting age now oppose him then that 50 plus the 60 which voted McCain, plus the loss of 5 from (and we know according to Rasmussen his loss is greater than that) his plurality gives us a 115-million pool of citizens from which could easily come my 100-million estimate who now strongly oppose him. Not far fetched at all, because people are more awake than they've been in years.