Gallup state numbers predict huge Obama loss

Discussion in 'Politics' started by Navin Johnson, Feb 1, 2012.

  1. jem

    jem

    Do canadiens get to define the U.S. Constitution?

    The founders did not want a President to have allegiance to the King of England or some other country. They set up a filter. The supreme court will have to decide the definition of Natural Born Citizen.
     
    #61     Feb 2, 2012
  2. Brass

    Brass

    Are you referring to the hockey team?
     
    #62     Feb 2, 2012
  3. Epic

    Epic

    Well, the first round of polls were just released for NV, MI, and AZ primaries and it looks like so far my predictions are spot on.

    NV -- Romney +20
    MI -- Romney +15
    AZ -- Romney +24
     
    #63     Feb 2, 2012
  4. jem

    jem

    Goal - objectif, are you giving me a hard time about my spelling Jacques? eh?

    as I was typing the thought of putting an "a" there did not even occur to me. I am not sure if that is a typo or what it was.
     
    #64     Feb 2, 2012
  5. You did not understand what he wrote. Low IQ.
     
    #65     Feb 2, 2012
  6. KKK47,

    I am not Max you moron. However, you have used the following aliases:

    1) Range Rover
    2) .............
    3) hermit

    Your aliases are easy to spot. These aliases have the same writing style, with the same grammatical errors. These aliases frequently posted multiple threads, almost in a manic state (i.e., five or more threads at a time). And, you always seem to show up on any thread that mentions your Range Rover alias.

    Please do not continue to hijack this thread, or divert attention away from your racist ways. Thank you.
     
    #66     Feb 2, 2012
  7. I understand exactly what he wrote. You are a troll and have a lower IQ.
     
    #67     Feb 2, 2012
  8. If the economy stays the same, I think it will be a very close race, but, Romney will win. Even in the RCP average of polls, Obama only gets 47.5% of the vote. If an incumbent cannot get 50%+ of the vote, then they are in trouble. 52.5% will vote for Romney, are undecided, or will vote for another candidate. 45% - 47% of the electorate will not vote for Obama. The electorate knows Obama. Most of the undecided voters will come to the conclusion that they do not want an Obama second term. Then, they will look at Romney. If they think he is up to the task, they will vote for him.

    A political pundit (I can't remember who) told a good analogy. Imagine if you are married. Some one asks you if you would still remain married in 10 months. If your answer was undecided, then your marriage is in trouble.
     
    #68     Feb 2, 2012
  9. 377OHMS

    377OHMS

    This guy puzzles me.

    Caught making completely fraudulent entries in a "trading" journal upstairs he now seems to take random shots at people from the sidelines with these one-line nastygrams and then quickly ducks for cover.

    TJ, you oughta "hookup" with Gabfly, erm I mean Brass. He is looking for daily abuse and can no longer afford the rentboys downtown. You could fulfill each others carnal needs and then exchange insults over a nice cup of tea.
     
    #69     Feb 2, 2012
  10. 377OHMS

    377OHMS

    Its good news. AK is always posting poll data showing that nobody basically has a chance. After awhile I start believing it. The margin might be slim but at least it isn't a total blowout 10 months before the election.

    Obama has got a few decisions he has to make this year. I don't think Iran is going to wait for the election. Once the oil sanctions are in place they'll have to bust a move and Obama may be forced to take serious action...or do nothing and cope with the consequences. Can't vote "Present" on that one.
     
    #70     Feb 2, 2012