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Believe this: Romney up nationally by 7.8, 51.8% to 44%, statistically tied in OH, PA, and MI, will win electoral college

by Bob in Breckenridge ( 64 Comments › )
Filed under Barack Obama, Cult of Obama, Democratic Party, Economy, Elections 2012, Energy, Hillary Clinton, History, Inflation, Misery Index, Mitt Romney, Political Correctness, Politics, Polls, Progressives, Republican Party, Socialism, taxation at September 26th, 2012 - 12:00 pm

ELECTORAL COLLEGE MAP

In every mainstream media poll, even those that are so laughingly rigged by oversampling dumocrats to attempt to give the American people the illusion that Obama is winning, the Marxist still cannot poll above 50%, and most importantly, this includes the swing states of Ohio, Virginia, Pennsylvania, Florida, North Carolina, and New Hampshire, and also in the states of West Virginia, Wisconsin, Colorado, Michigan, and New Mexico.

And if Obama can’t get above 50%, he loses those states, because as I’ve written here numerous times, 70-80% of the undecided voters will vote for Romney, since they always vote for the “new” guy. And this will be especially true this year, because the “old” guy has been a colossal failure.

This website takes all the major polls and “unskews” them. In other words, they adjust the number of Republicans and dumocrats polled to close to even to get a more accurate poll that is not weighted to the dumocrats’ favor to get the poll results the lib media wants, which is to show Obama with a lead.

They also use likely turnout based on previous elections, but not 2008, because that year was an anomaly due to the large numbers of young voters, black voters, and Hispanic voters who voted for the first time and voted in much higher numbers than they ever had before because they believed Obama’s rhetoric bullshit.

Four years later, many of them are disillusioned now that they’ve seen that Obama has been a terrible president and basically lied to them from day one, so their voting numbers will return to normal, or even may very well be below the average of previous presidential elections.

So Obama has a finite number of morons who will vote for him, but they are not above 50%, and closer to around 47-48%. This number will not change very much unless there is some unlikely gaffe from Romney.

Now, about these three debates. You need to remember that Romney had a total of 20 debates against his GOP rivals over the last few months, and won the majority of those debates by being ruthless.

And if Romney holds his own against the Marxist, and is ruthless, as I believe he will be, he’ll solidify his already large advantage among those who say they’re undecided.

Ask yourself the following: Who has Obama debated recently, where it’s give and take answering the questions and rebutting the answers, without having TelePrompTers to feed him what he should say?

You also need to take into consideration the number of dumocrats who say they’re likely to vote for Obama, but do not actually show up to vote and the number of Republicans who are enthused about voting to get rid of Obama.

This is the enthusiasm gap, and Romney and the Republicans are up by about 15% over the dumocrats.

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