. October 22, 2012 SouthAmerica: Gerald Celente gives a very good summary about the substance and content of the 2nd presidential debate - He hit the nail on the head. Gerald Celente - Trends In The News - "The World Banking Order" - (10/17/12) <iframe width="560" height="315" src="http://www.youtube.com/embed/7c1NFCzskWI" frameborder="0" allowfullscreen></iframe> China doesn't show at IMF meeting in Tokyo.
Really? I would think you wouldn't go to the polls and waste the time if you knew the OTHER person's candidate was winning.
I think this race is a toss up. Barring some "October surprise" event; whichever candidate gets a better turn out from their base will win. However, this Chuck Todd video is interesting... Chuck Todd: Seven-Out-Of-Ten Challengers In Romney's Position Win <iframe title="MRC TV video player" width="640" height="360" src="http://www.mrctv.org/embed/117708" frameborder="0" allowfullscreen></iframe> http://newsbusters.org/blogs/mark-f...even-out-ten-challengers-romneys-position-win
even the left can read the foot prints left by the independents. They are hoping Obama can get negative enough to hold onto ohio and wisconsin... but we are just a stones throw from a Romney blow out. http://www.realclearpolitics.com/vi...s_election_does_romney_now_have_the_edge.html MATTHEWS: Do you agree with him that it basically moved a big space toward Romney after that first debate, and it sort of came to a still, that swing, or has it in your mind? MARTIN: I think it is still moving in Romney's direction, and I think that one of two things are going to happen. Either the Obama campaign is going to sweat out an electoral vote victory where they put together a combination of states that Chuck mentioned -- Iowa, Wisconsin and Nevada -- and Romney can't get to 270. And they sweat out a really tough race, negative race, they grind it down, and they get 275. Or in the next couple of days here, we do see that national swing, and Romney does make a sort of huge push. TODD: Sweeps it. Sweeps the battleground states. MATTHEWS: At what point does this become a popular vote election where the electoral decisions state by state really are overwhelmed by the national surge? TODD: If Romney moves. It could happen. It would only happen in the Romney direction. MATTHEWS: If he has hard movement the next two weeks as he had two weeks ago, is he the winner? Is he the winner? TODD: Yes. MARTIN: Yes, absolutely. TODD: Absolutely, yeah. If that moved that way, sure.
The president is going to win. I would not be surprised if Mittens is lagging by 15points. The president would win by something like 57/43. Zionism sided with the wrong candidate.