Why Obama will win because of "Sandy"

[Cigar]

This wont have near the effect the liberals are pretending it has. I'm not worried a bit.

And Ciggy still keeps running away from our bet

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[Cigar]

I hope you are right but I only vote once. Wouldn't vote twice if I could.

My Dog Voted ...

[texmaster]

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[garyo]

Unfortunately people are fickle and remember only today, take a look at our society and bear in mind that reality TV shows about people who are no less than trash dominate the ratings, professional athlete's and "stars" have meaningful opinions but couldn't poor piss out of a boot if the directions were on the heel, these are the Obama supporters and the public treats them like brain trusts and we wonder what direction our country is heading.

[Canadianeye]

Thought you all might like to hear about this:

"He has, on occassion, be able to appear "presidential." And Obama, to his credit, has in the wake of the tropical storm "Sandy." He did the right thing, suspending the campaign and returning to the White House to "get things done."

It was a gamble, but if you look back at 911, GW Bush got the greatest popularity surge in the recorded history of American politics when he pulled it together and at least, like Obama has done, got things done.

Obama will get one here. Not a big one, but then he doesn't need much. Romney is NOT the strongest candidate the Republicans have fielded.

The public is weary and laden with corruption allegations, the sluggish economy and political rhetoric in general. "Sandy" took over the headlines because newsmen, the people who make the decisions on what gets top coverage, know that exciting visuals always top talking heads.

So, now, with Republican Gov. Chris Christie lending his considerable weight [pun intended] to Obama's return to the campaign trail, Obama should get a real boost..




And so the momentum, deadlocked and stillborn for weeks, will now shift.

I have said for some time that Romney will likely win on the popular vote, but Obama will take Ohio and the electoral college...

Now I suspect he may get the popular vote as well.

Read more: http://politicalbullpen.com/election...#ixzz2AtWRJlmE

Obama, Romney set to re-emerge, return to campaign trail after Hurricane Sandy - The Hill - covering Congress, Politics, Political Campaigns and Capitol Hill | TheHill.com

Mitt Romney and President Obama will re-emerge on the presidential trail on Wednesday, but in starkly different ways.

Romney will hold a trio of events in the swing state of Florida with prominent Republicans Sen. Marco Rubio (Fla.) and former Florida Gov. Jeb Bush.

Obama will also appear with a prominent Republican: New Jersey Gov. Chris Christie, who will be giving the president a tour of the damage in his state in the wake of Hurricane Sandy.
Read more: http://politicalbullpen.com/election...#ixzz2AtWRJlmE

And so the momentum, deadlocked and stillborn for weeks, will now shift.

I have said for some time that Romney will likely win on the popular vote, but Obama will take Ohio and the electoral college...

Now I suspect he may get the popular vote as well.

I posted this early this morning on another forum when I heard on the CBC that Christie was praising Obama.

I was surprised to hear it read on an NY radio station I stream an hour later.[/QUOTE]

I wholeheartedly disagree. The map is gonna be red, literally, from coast to coast. The demographics are all down, the numbers are dramatically down from the 2008 (only on the Dem side of the fence) Romney is destroying with the Indys (Dems and Repubs both acknowledge this)...and it was the Indys that were so intrinisic to 2008 hysteria.

Many of his own party want nothing to do with (evidenced dramatically in 2010 when many, even in politically sponsored ads, attacked him) Hillaryites didn't come out because of him in 2010 (because of the 2007 cheating fraud), and a good portion of them will still abstain. Many Dems, generally are disappointed in him, and in varying degrees that will translate into no vote, or possibly a vote for Romney.

He has had an active organized, previously none existant voting block going against him that has only gotten stronger, and union numbers are signficantly down this cycle (amplifying the gain/loss of voting blocks), and, as evidenced in Wisconsin, 30% of union households supported Walker on his recall election.

Jewish support has plummeted. The black vote will even be down, both in turn out numbers, and percentages being less than the high nineties he got in 2008. He has lost the huge lead he had with women, the students are not flocking, white America isn't hearing the siren song at all like 2008. Gas prices, $#@!ty economy, home values still atrocious, unemployment, scandals and deceptions, gitmo, Congressionally unapproved wars, continuation of wars, his horrific response to BP oil disaster, attacking the small business community with they didn't build that, actually getting the Catholic vote against him somehow in all of his nation destroying madness...and I am saying he is done like $#@!ing dinner.

[respectfulguest]

too many folks are already decided for much of anything to make a difference at this point, imo.

best of luck with your surgery.

[Cigar]

Yes ... best of luck with your surgery.

I not only want you to hear the next 4 years ... I want you to see it.

[garyo]

What an absolute low class posting.

[roadmaster]

best of luck with your surgery.

Yes, sorry I skimmed and didn't read it all.

[roadmaster]

too many folks are already decided for much of anything to make a difference at this point, imo.

It won't make a difference in NC. The red tape will be there for these victims. We know it all too well. Just because he said it doesn't mean it will happen.