Nope. I predict Romney gets the popular vote but Obama wins by Electoral.
Nope. I predict Romney gets the popular vote but Obama wins by Electoral.
Well, to first respond to two JB comments (sorry, but I don't know how to quote more than one post.)
I don't have to wait until Romney gets elected to blame it on Obama. Unless one's head is in the sand, it is obvious what the man has done to the country and its citizens. For instance, when looking at unemployment, forget the U-3 numbers and go for the U-6 numbers. (If you don't understand, google "Unemployment" and read the Wikipedia comments down about half way or so with all the U-? numbers.)
Obama began his administration with a Mideast tour and basically told the Muslims that the U.S. would not be doing much more than "observing." When the Muslim Brotherhood decided to go after Egypt and Libya, the administration actually encouraged "the democracy movement." For anyone that knew the Muslim Brotherhood, it was a sign of open season on any country. It is very likely that the Muslim Brotherhood (known for radical ideas) will be in governing positions in both of those countries, and if Syria falls, there as well.
Now, as for the original purpose of the poll. I believe Romney will win because I remember the absolute shock that the Dems got from the 2010 elections. The House of Representatives retaken by the Republicans, gains made against the Democrat party majority in the Senate, and over 620 seats in various state legislatures. Sorry, I don't remember how many governorships changed hands from Dem to Republican. Now, states like Ohio and Michigan and Wisconsin with Republican governors are showing how the economy can be changed.
Many may want to say the "Tea Party" is dead, but the "protest" portion of that movement is over, but the "activist" movement is still in full swing. Now, I may be overly optimistic, but I felt the same way in 2010.
I don't have to wait until Romney gets elected to blame it on Obama. Unless one's head is in the sand, it is obvious what the man has done to the country and its citizens. For instance, when looking at unemployment, forget the U-3 numbers and go for the U-6 numbers. (If you don't understand, google "Unemployment" and read the Wikipedia comments down about half way or so with all the U-? numbers.)
Obama began his administration with a Mideast tour and basically told the Muslims that the U.S. would not be doing much more than "observing." When the Muslim Brotherhood decided to go after Egypt and Libya, the administration actually encouraged "the democracy movement." For anyone that knew the Muslim Brotherhood, it was a sign of open season on any country. It is very likely that the Muslim Brotherhood (known for radical ideas) will be in governing positions in both of those countries, and if Syria falls, there as well.
Now, as for the original purpose of the poll. I believe Romney will win because I remember the absolute shock that the Dems got from the 2010 elections. The House of Representatives retaken by the Republicans, gains made against the Democrat party majority in the Senate, and over 620 seats in various state legislatures. Sorry, I don't remember how many governorships changed hands from Dem to Republican. Now, states like Ohio and Michigan and Wisconsin with Republican governors are showing how the economy can be changed.
Many may want to say the "Tea Party" is dead, but the "protest" portion of that movement is over, but the "activist" movement is still in full swing. Now, I may be overly optimistic, but I felt the same way in 2010.
The tea party is not dead.
Its lurking, waiting to vote.
Its lurking, waiting to vote.
I just voted in your poll. I believe I have voted for the year now. Its not going to matter anyways the Apocalypse is almost here and then we will all be starting all over from scratch or whatever you hoarded away!! bahahahaa
OK, I'll bite. What did Libya and MQ have to do with Bush, Iraq, or al-Qaeda? Both countries have Arabs AND Muslims? They are kinda close to each other on a small map?
Wow. You should debate Dill O'Really some time.
Haven't checked Vegas lines and not interested in betting it but there are betting lines on elections and one handicapper I read predicts Romney by a big margin. His reasoning is that while Obama will carry the majority of minority votes he has not and will not gain voters among any group of voters.
A company called SCYTL bought out one of their major competitors in the electronic vote counting software/systems market. Now SCYTL, based out of Spain, is the largest company in this field.
I predict the candidate that had George Soros buy out SCYTL and remove all transparency in the electronic vote counting(all info goes to SCYTL's servers in Spain and they tell us what the vote count is) will win easily by stealing the vote count in Ohio and Florida.
"It's not he who votes that counts but he who counts the votes". - Josef Stalin
I predict the candidate that had George Soros buy out SCYTL and remove all transparency in the electronic vote counting(all info goes to SCYTL's servers in Spain and they tell us what the vote count is) will win easily by stealing the vote count in Ohio and Florida.
"It's not he who votes that counts but he who counts the votes". - Josef Stalin
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