romney is totally still open to win

[killtrocity]

Reduce the deficit by starting a war with Iran and letting the rich keep more money. Sounds like a winning strategy.

[The Omega Concern]

thanks you fucking brownshirt and your pathetic class envy. cop to this, rich or poor, its nice to have money.

[Order 66]

biggie smalls doesnt agree

[redbreegull]

Originally Posted by The Omega Concern

thanks you fucking brownshirt and your pathetic class envy. cop to this, rich or poor, its nice to have money.

capitalist pig! when the revolution comes, you will be bound and gagged with your own money grubbing entrails

[killtrocity]

All hail the king of hyperbole. It's always nazi this, conspiracy that. It's nice to have basic resources, sure.

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[The Omega Concern]

originally posted by killtrocity:

capitalist pig! when the revolution comes, you will be bound and gagged with your own money grubbing entrails

Just because I aint some Leninite/Obummer cocksucker doesn't mean I'm the opposite of you my friend. But thanks for revealing yourself there. Never mind Obama wants to emulate what Spain has done to their economy recently with all the green job crony payoffs bullshit like Solyndra, just keep drinking the koolaid...


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[killtrocity]

I'm having a good night and I want it to stay that way so I'm going to go ahead and not click "View Post"

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[reprise85]

omega, are you voting?

[vixnix]

Economically speaking, does it matter at all who ends up being given the job? I'm hesitant to say he'll be elected but you know, whatever.

[Gish08]

http://www.publicpolicypolling.com/m...6-in-ohio.html

PPP's newest Ohio poll finds Barack Obama leading 51-46, a 5 point lead not too different from our last poll two weeks ago when he led 49-45.

The key finding on this poll may be how the early voters are breaking out. 19% of people say they've already cast their ballots and they report having voted for Obama by a 76-24 margin. Romney has a 51-45 advantage with those who haven't voted yet, but the numbers make it clear that he already has a lot of ground to make up in the final three weeks before the election.

We've found a major improvement in Mitt Romney's image in most of the states that we've polled since the Presidential debate, but Ohio is an exception. His favorability now is a 45/51 spread, showing no improvement from his 45/49 breakdown two weeks ago. Obama meanwhile has seen a small spike in his approval rating, from 48/49 to 50/48.

The Vice Presidential debate may have given Obama at least a small boost as well. 46% of Ohio voters think Joe Biden won it to 37% who believe Paul Ryan was the victor. Biden's advantage is 44/32 with independents. 62% of both Democrats and Republicans say they're 'very excited' to vote this fall, reversing a trend we saw in some post-Presidential debate polling of GOP voters expressing more enthusiasm about the election this year.

One thing clear from our poll: Republican efforts to make a big deal out of Libya aren't succeeding. By a 51/43 margin, voters trust Obama more than Romney on dealing with that issue. Obama also has a 51/46 advantage on dealing with the economy that mirrors his overall lead.

One reason Romney might be struggling to get traction in Ohio even as he surges elsewhere is his record on the auto bailout. Voters in the state support it by a 54/37 margin, including 58/35 with independents. They think Obama would be better than Romney for the auto industry 50/43, and 79% of voters consider it to be an important issue including 42% who say it's 'very important.'

In the US Senate race Sherrod Brown leads Republican challenger Josh Mandel 49-42, little change from a 49-41 advantage two weeks ago. Brown has narrowly positive approval numbers on this poll with 45% of voters giving him good marks to 43% who disapprove. Mandel meanwhile continues to be unpopular with only 37% of voters expressing a positive opinion of him to 50% with a negative one. Mandel may have more to worry about in 2014- he trails a generic Democrat 40-39 for reelection as State Treasurer. This campaign- at least to date- has been pretty damaging to his image.

Factoring in early voting, Romney has to lead Obama 60/40 in the state until election day if he is to overcome that unless my math is wrong.

Either way, great fucking poll.

[redbreegull]

Originally Posted by The Omega Concern

Just because I aint some Leninite/Obummer cocksucker doesn't mean I'm the opposite of you my friend. But thanks for revealing yourself there.

actually when regular people talk like that, it's usually what we call "tongue-in-cheek." You're the only guy here who speaks the loony nonsense and means it

[killtrocity]

Warren Buffet exhibiting class envy:

[Trotskilicious]

how come that one guy is so great and his ilk are such small minded assclowns?

is it because he stays in omaha, i think it's because he stays in omaha

[redbreegull]

so realclearpolitics' national poll average now has Romney only a tenth of a percent ahead of good old Hussein. As long as he performs even tepidly tomorrow, I think we'll see him regain a good lead over the coming weeks

[Order 66]

ohio and iowa and nevada survived the fallout. if he holds onto that until november he wins. looks like virginia is going romney. and my fears about colorado were right, its tipping toward romney, but i'm skeptical it'll ultimately go that way.

[redbreegull]

Originally Posted by Order 66

ohio and iowa and nevada survived the fallout. if he holds onto that until november he wins. looks like virginia is going romney. and my fears about colorado were right, its tipping toward romney, but i'm skeptical it'll ultimately go that way.

why so pessimistic about virginia? Obama is ahead in the poll average in Virginia.

[Order 66]

nate silver has him tied, after about a week or so of it being a 55% romney. so bama may eke out a win there but i wouldnt rely on it or give my hopes up since he probably wont need it

[redbreegull]

realclearpolitics – Virginia presidential polls

Obama actually never fell behind Romney in Virginia. It was about a dead heat for a few days after the debate, but Romney's surge is fading there, as elsewhere.

[Order 66]

i hope so. i'd sleep alot better seeing VA as blue on 538 the next two weeks

[Order 66]

zomg you guys, this election. this fucking election

[redbreegull]

assuming Obama wins, where do you think the GOP will go next? Their target demographic is shrinking, but in the past four years the policy has been to double down on as much far-right lunacy as possible instead of growing the party base. It paid off in 2010, but I think that was a one time reaction against Obama. The Tea Party is thought of quite unfavorably by the majority of Americans. And they have reignited attacks on women's rights that haven't been a serious issue in decades. So what next? Will they finally get smart and start investing in the future by dropping the social fanaticism, or will they simply destroy themselves?

[Order 66]

alot of people mock the notion that they'll start working with obama if he wins, but i think there's some truth to it because they've put all their chips on the table in hopes of obama being a one termer. even mitch mcconnel admitted they don't give a fuck they're just trying to send him packing and then they'll start doing actual work. so i think you'll see them start going "to the middle" (i don't like using that term, it really means quit being hyperpartisan about every minutiae involving obama)

or they could go further into the bunker mentality. and that would spell their end because of demographics blah blah

i think the end result will be a bit of both, where they kind of blend into "the middle" over the next decade with some electoral victories here and there. there is even a chance they may win the presidency next cycle simply because a democrat's been in there for 8 years, even if obama's full term ends up successful. bush succeeded a successful democrat just on virtue of voters being like 'whatever'

[Future Boy]

if romney wins they'll mellow out a bit on the social stuff, if they lose they'll stay nuts.


if obama wins they (repubs) will sign onto some grand bargain where the dems lose more, because thats what they do-got to be the adults in the room. fight everything else.

[Future Boy]

Originally Posted by Order 66

there is even a chance they may win the presidency next cycle simply because a democrat's been in there for 8 years, even if obama's full term ends up successful.

i dont think so, economy should be better by then, whichever party controls it can claim credit and would have a better shot.

[hnibos]

http://www.romneytaxplan.com/