AceRothstein
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Walker, well, walked to a victory partially because the Democrats didn't have a decent candidate. At this point, everyone, and I mean everyone, has Obama up in Wisconsin. Rasmussen has it 51% Obama, 49% Romney for pete's sake.
Again, a little over a week ago, Obama was up by 8. The pendulum is swinging to Romney - and fast.
I see Wisconsin as an indicator of just how much trouble Romney is in when it comes to the Electoral College. With Walker's recall and Ryan on the ticket, Romney should be up by 5 points or more in Wisconsin, and yet he can't seem to take the lead there.
6 points in a week is pretty significant. I don't see things improving for Obama, just the opposite with this Benghazi mess. Obama lied directly to America and had his top administration people lie. Just like Nixon, Obama came off as a crook.
Should Romney flip Wisconsin though, I'd expect he'll win. But it certainly looks like he will not.
Romney will take Wisconsin, there is zero doubt. Ohio is up for grabs - but then, so is Pennsylvania now - in an astounding turn of events.
Most, if not all, of today's polls shows that Romney's bounce is on it's way down and that it wasn't actually a bump.