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I am not a political person but to me it seems like Obama will win...I hope not...but all things are set already on the stage of time...we just really see them unfold. America is in deep trouble and socialism is not what people think it is...I live in a country where socialism is the order of the day....I could sure tell you a lot os stories about our medical system...and a lot of other things.
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Re: Official Presidential Election Prediction Thre
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Originally Posted by Sister Alvear
I am not a political person but to me it seems like Obama will win...I hope not...but all things are set already on the stage of time...we just really see them unfold. America is in deep trouble and socialism is not what people think it is...I live in a country where socialism is the order of the day....I could sure tell you a lot os stories about our medical system...and a lot of other things.
Comparing Brazil with Canada, England, & Australia just to name a few countries, is like comparing a dried up raisin with a prize winning watermelon at the county fair.
You live in a Banana republic with leaders no different than those in Venezuela or Cuba.
It amazes me you of all people against medical ins. for all.
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My one hope for a Romney win rests in the disparity in Ohio between democrat early voting 4 years ago and this year.
Based on the those numbers, it looks like almost all of the 250K vote win Obama had is gone.
What lead the dems have in early voting is nowhere near large enough to make up the lead Republicans historically have on voter turnout on election day itself.
That basically means Ohio is a dead heat with voter enthusiasm higher on the republican side.
That said, dems still hold an good edge in early voting there so they might be able to squeek out an Ohio victory.
PA is an interesting story to me. It has been fools gold for Republicans for the last 4 election cycles. always tightening late, then breaking Left. So thinking it can go to the republicans is against the grain. That being said, the polls show movement toward the R side in a greater way than any of the previous 4 cycles. maybe they have been flirting and now they might go that way?
my opinion (as others have said) PA may be an early bellweather. if that state goes R it will be a long night for Obama. If it is a very close race, then Ohio still looks good for Romney.
gonna be a long night tomorrow night.
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Originally Posted by Ferd
My one hope for a Romney win rests in the disparity in Ohio between democrat early voting 4 years ago and this year.
Based on the those numbers, it looks like almost all of the 250K vote win Obama had is gone.
What lead the dems have in early voting is nowhere near large enough to make up the lead Republicans historically have on voter turnout on election day itself.
That basically means Ohio is a dead heat with voter enthusiasm higher on the republican side.
That said, dems still hold an good edge in early voting there so they might be able to squeek out an Ohio victory.
PA is an interesting story to me. It has been fools gold for Republicans for the last 4 election cycles. always tightening late, then breaking Left. So thinking it can go to the republicans is against the grain. That being said, the polls show movement toward the R side in a greater way than any of the previous 4 cycles. maybe they have been flirting and now they might go that way?
my opinion (as others have said) PA may be an early bellweather. if that state goes R it will be a long night for Obama. If it is a very close race, then Ohio still looks good for Romney.
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Originally Posted by Light
Comparing Brazil with Canada, England, & Australia just to name a few countries, is like comparing a dried up raisin with a prize winning watermelon at the county fair.
You live in a Banana republic with leaders no different than those in Venezuela or Cuba.
It amazes me you of all people against medical ins. for all.
I don't read where Sis Alvear is against medical insurance for all. Perhaps she will elaborate her thoughts a little here about the health care in Brazil.
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Originally Posted by Sister Alvear
I am not a political person but to me it seems like Obama will win...I hope not...but all things are set already on the stage of time...we just really see them unfold. America is in deep trouble and socialism is not what people think it is...I live in a country where socialism is the order of the day....I could sure tell you a lot os stories about our medical system...and a lot of other things.
Bouncing off of your post, Sis. A.
Obama is only abusing powers that Bush put into place. Why do people buy into this rhetoric? Our freedoms did not end with 9/11. They ended with the Republicans who used it to enact Homeland Security, the Patriot Act, 5 debt ceiling increases, 2 nation building wars and a long term strategy in the middle east that Obama is just carrying out and Romney will finish. The goal was never Iraq, or terrorism, people need to wake up.
And what about H.R. 347 that Obama signed? HR 347 that everyone is saying is the Obama administration bill - not so. Yes, he signed it so he is ultimately responsible as president for this, but guess what? Guess who created the bill? Tom Rooney, a Republican. An attorney, who by the way, was a military man.
Re: Official Presidential Election Prediction Thre
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Originally Posted by Ferd
My one hope for a Romney win rests in the disparity in Ohio between democrat early voting 4 years ago and this year.
Based on the those numbers, it looks like almost all of the 250K vote win Obama had is gone.
What lead the dems have in early voting is nowhere near large enough to make up the lead Republicans historically have on voter turnout on election day itself.
That basically means Ohio is a dead heat with voter enthusiasm higher on the republican side.
That said, dems still hold an good edge in early voting there so they might be able to squeek out an Ohio victory.
PA is an interesting story to me. It has been fools gold for Republicans for the last 4 election cycles. always tightening late, then breaking Left. So thinking it can go to the republicans is against the grain. That being said, the polls show movement toward the R side in a greater way than any of the previous 4 cycles. maybe they have been flirting and now they might go that way?
my opinion (as others have said) PA may be an early bellweather. if that state goes R it will be a long night for Obama. If it is a very close race, then Ohio still looks good for Romney.
gonna be a long night tomorrow night.
Do you figure in the market as well? Just curious if you think, even though written at the beginning of October, that it would be a factor?
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The problem for Romney, however, is that many Americans equate the stock market with the economy and tend to vote based on how stocks have performed under the incumbent president, experts say.
Under the Obama administration, the benchmark Dow Jones Industrial Average stock index has climbed more than 50 percent and recovered nearly all of the losses it sustained following the financial crisis in 2008.
Miller said Obama is benefiting from the same fortuitous timing of stock market rallies that helped his Democratic predecessor, Bill Clinton, and a majority of incumbents who won re-election when the stock market was up following a recession. By the same token, stock market crashes have meant doom for incumbents. http://www.daytondailynews.com/news/...-winner/nSWRm/
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