Romney is .... a dork

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#26
therealUT said:
Which is why universal suffrage fails. Honestly, no non-elected officials in the United States should be voting for the POTUS. Unfortunately, populist politicians discarded that mechanism in the early 19th Century. Now, we seem to always be left with choosing between stooges and rubes.
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:popcorn:
 
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#27
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#33
#33
VolsSportsFan said:
The popular maybe, but last I heard in electoral votes Obama wins in a landslide.
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Going off of the polling in individual states, Obama is one state away (or 6 electoral votes) from 270; Romney is 109 electoral votes away.

If Obama takes Missouri, Ohio, or Virginia he wins. He took Ohio by by four points and Virginia by seven in 2008; he was neck and neck in Missouri in 2008.
 
#34
#34
therealUT said:
Going off of the polling in individual states, Obama is one state away (or 6 electoral votes) from 270; Romney is 109 electoral votes away.

If Obama takes Missouri, Ohio, or Virginia he wins. He took Ohio by by four points and Virginia by seven in 2008; he was neck and neck in Missouri in 2008.
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RCP average has him 17 off of 253. Still, at this point it looks like his. My bet is that Ohio, Virginia, NC and Florida all go Romney. Ariz is a toss up. Colorado, Iowa, Missouri probably go Obama. NH probably Obama too.
 
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#35
Wins in a landslide? Obama is going to lose. He has laready lost FL, NC, VA and OH, and Romney hasnt even picked a VP. The economy is not getting better and the more Obama trots out social issues, the more Romney voters show up at the polls
 
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VolsNSkinsFan said:
Wins in a landslide? Obama is going to lose. He has laready lost FL, NC, VA and OH, and Romney hasnt even picked a VP. The economy is not getting better and the more Obama trots out social issues, the more Romney voters show up at the polls
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How has he "already lost" these states?

RCP:

FL - Obama +0.5
VA - Obama +3.2
OH - Obama +4.6

Wishful thinking is just wishful thinking.
 
#38
#38
VolsNSkinsFan said:
I'm not wishfully thinking. I'm telling you
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Well, in telling me that he "has already lost" these states you are either just plain wrong or you are lying.

He might lose those states; however, the evidence, as of today, says otherwise; therefore, he has not "already lost" them.
 
#39
#39
I'd still say odds are on Obama but a lot can happen between now and Nov.

The trend has been Romney's friend though.
 
#40
#40
Obama is... "An Amature"

Bill Clinton calls Obama ‘amateur’ president: book - NYPOST.com

Bill Clinton thought so little of President Obama — mocking him as an “amateur” — that he pressed his wife last summer to quit her job as secretary of state and challenge him in the primaries, a new book claims,

“The country needs you!” the former president told Hillary Clinton, urging her to run this year, according to accounts of the conversation included in Edward Klein’s new biography of Obama.

The title of Klein’s explosive, unauthorized bio of Obama, “The Amateur” (Regnery Publishing), was taken directly from Bill Clinton’s bombshell criticism of the president, the author said. “Barack Obama,” Bill Clinton said, according to book excerpts, “is an amateur.”
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“The economy’s a mess, it’s dead flat. America has lost its Triple-A rating . . . You know better than Obama does,” Bill said.

Bill Clinton insisted he had “no relationship” with Obama and had been consulted more frequently by his presidential successor, George W. Bush.

Obama, Bill Clinton said, “doesn’t know how to be president” and is “incompetent.”
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#44
Romney is... "A Real Gentleman"

Ted Turner: Romney 'a real gentleman,' would 'probably make a good president' - The Hill's Blog Briefing Room

CNN founder Ted Turner offered warm praise for likely Republican presidential nominee Mitt Romney, although the media mogul stopped short of a formal endorsement in an interview slated to air Thursday night.

"I could say about Mitt Romney I think he’s a real gentleman. I think he’s been very successful. I think he’s really smart. And I don’t agree with everything that he believes, but I agree with a lot of it. And I think that he’d probably make a good president," Turner told CNN's Piers Morgan, according to excerpts provided by the network.
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DinkinFlicka said:
Saying Romney has "already" won is every bit as idiotic as saying Obama has this locked down through the GE.
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I said back in early 2010 that Romney would win and Im still saying it
 
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#47
VolsNSkinsFan said:
Does the part where Ted Turner says Romney would make really good president matter?
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not really since Ted Turner once called Pope John Paul II's shoe a "Polish mine detector", so his track record for saying rational things is about the same as Joe Biden's
 
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