You may very well be whistling for the next four yearsstebo0728 wrote:I'll just set this down quietly and walk away, whistling....
http://www.redstate.com/2012/10/26/why- ... -is-toast/
http://www.policymic.com/articles/17514 ... ing/260427
"In the race to 270 electoral votes, Obama still leads in Pennsylvania (20 Electoral votes), Michigan (16 EV), Ohio (18 EV), WI (10 EV) and IA (6 EV). Most polling sites have Obama securing 201 electoral votes, winning these five battleground states, totaling 70 electoral votes, would give Obama the necessary electoral votes to win re-election. The Obama campaign is aggressively trying to get out the vote in the urban centers in these five states. The campaign is convinced that there are more Democrats who may be sitting on the sidelines than there are Independents and undecided voters that might choose Romney. Additionally, some feel that Gary Johnson will have a Ross Perot/Ralph Nader impact on Romney in states like Iowa, New Hampshire, Colorado, Florida and Nevada. If Obama can get voter turnout to approach 2008 levels in cities like Philadelphia, Pittsburgh, Detroit, Lansing, Milwaukee, Madison, Cleveland, Cincinnati and Des Moines then he has a better than average chance of winning these states."
"Professional gamblers are laying odds on Obama winning the election and odds makers are right more often than the polls."
And if Obama pulls it off we can look forward to Hillary in 2016
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