Romney retakes lead in the Gallup poll (4/24-4/29): Romney 47%, Obama 46% http://www.gallup.com/poll/150743/Obama-Romney.aspx Romney leads in Rasmussen tracking poll of likely voters (4/27-4/29): Rasmussen: Romney 47%, Obama 45% http://www.rasmussenreports.com/pub...ministration/daily_presidential_tracking_poll These are the two most recent and most credible national tracking polls. They both have had large swings over the last 30 days. The race is on.
I still believe that Romney wins Nevada easily. Just watch all the Mormons come into play there. He likely gets Virginia and North Carolina too, narrowly. He will probably lose NM, and CO, but by very narrow margins.
I would not expect you to quote this from below the map. Rove wrote these projections will change and that as the campaign progresses the lean Obama will like got to toss up or lean Romney.
Yes, we did do this already, and you admitted that in a dynamic (complex) system there are more variables at play. But I come back from a brief holiday to find you, once again, stating that Tax Cuts = Revenue Increases. < period
I copied the text from Grandluxe's thread Romney supporters hope that Romney will turn it around in the coming months .Romneys been running for President since 2006 ,its 2012 and still very few like him .Romney isn't turning anything around,he will never be President
They know that Gallup and Rasmussen tampers with their polls and that their poll results flip flops more then Romney and aren't worth shit
Rule #1: Its the economy, stupid. If the economy is perceived to be gaining momentum to election day...Obama wins. If the opposite is the case...Romney wins. Please review rule #1 For me, I loved Clinton.. he knew how to move.