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QuiteCrazy wrote:

Obama is going to win.
1-Media power
2-He's going against Romney:
rich
white
MAN
3-the election was rigged to begin with and so was Bush's last election
4-HE'S BLACK!!!!
Looks like 4 is nothing but when he won the election the world channels, in different languages kept saying the same thing... finally a black man is president in a racist country like USA, this is the end of racism in America... but it was all about him beinging black.
Stupid but true. Romney is the worst candidate to go against a blackman. Romney is viewed as "THE MAN." YOu know, down with the man.
He's going to lose despite what all those polls say, they're crap anyway the data can always be manipulated and average means nothing, give me the sample size and the mode. I'd rather know that.

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QuiteCrazy wrote:

Obama is going to win.
1-Media power
2-He's going against Romney:
rich
white
MAN
3-the election was rigged to begin with and so was Bush's last election
4-HE'S BLACK!!!!
Looks like 4 is nothing but when he won the election the world channels, in different languages kept saying the same thing... finally a black man is president in a racist country like USA, this is the end of racism in America... but it was all about him beinging black.
Stupid but true. Romney is the worst candidate to go against a blackman. Romney is viewed as "THE MAN." YOu know, down with the man.
He's going to lose despite what all those polls say, they're crap anyway the data can always be manipulated and average means nothing, give me the sample size and the mode. I'd rather know that.

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Terry Buckeye wrote:

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Can you cite one of those "world channels"? Romney will lose because the incumbent president is making positive changes for the country.

blaster wrote:

Romney will lose because Ron Paul voters who were cheated out of the truth of Paul winning will not vote for the corporate owned servant
Unless of course the elite are still mad at obama for the pipe line

Inquiring Mind wrote:

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You may be right, but it will come down to two things: 1) the state of the economy at election time and 2) voter turnout in a few KEY states. The popular vote doesn't get a president elected.
Judging from the latest economic figures,#1 is bad and trending worse.#2 The Dem machine is desparate to get the minority and women vote out, but history shows that many blacks and hispanics will stay home. Polls show independents are jumping off the Obama-worship high of 2008 in droves. The Tea Party is well organized and the Republican and anti-Obama turnout will be strong. People who are ABO (Anybody But Obama) will not have a problem voting for Romney, especially if he does well in the debates.
Spin as they might, the Dems can't get past the fact that the US is in WORSE shape now after 4 years of "Hope and Change" than it was at the end of Bush's last term. People I talk to are tired of "hoping". Now they just want a "change."

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QuiteCrazy wrote:

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This is going to sound so wrong on so many levels. But I'm going to tell you anyway. You and the other guy, Terry and Don, very smart, intelligent. Most of America is NOT, that's why he's there. Believe me the economy is out the door because they are going to bang the drum on "issues that matter," like abortion and gay rights, not marriage, they're going to spin that baby. Then wrap up with some sprinkling of racism with what, hispanics "dream vote." Why? They are going to talk about oppotunity.
As to educated blacks that would votw Romney, there are as few as you guys. Most, don't want to see a white man in charge, period. Regardless of the state of the country because like they see it, "Been in the hood? Nothing's changing there DOG." They worse part of it, that attitude has spread into your white americans that are now of voting age and they are in their thirties.
As to the latinos, I'll tell you right now. On a whole they all want Obama out. But if you would have seen the fight four years ago?! Forget about it. It was a disaster. Why? Because you have latinos that identify with another minority, a black. I felt like a broken record last election, "Don't listen to the TV or watch him. Pick up the newspaper and read the print and you'll see it doesn't make any sense he doesn't answer any of the damn questions!!!" That's why I felt so horrible watching McCain, people were not listening to him at all. It was about his red tie, his arms, he's old, etc.... stupid!
Obama will win because there are more stupids out there. I actually had to explain about the electoral college. What freaks me out is that some of these people are teachers and social workers. I was like, "You are in a position of ..."
And the Tea Party, please, you know that is going to go straight into the Democrats hands. There is too much heat there. As long as that wack-job from FOX doesn't show his face again they might be safe, Glen Beck. They should stay FAR AWAY from him, he brings to much of everything and looks like a lunatic.
The anchors from Morning Joe, what happened?! Did you notice during the last election Joe voiced his opinion freely then at one point and still is on her leash. I detest that woman, constantly bringing up Daddy. UGH!
I hope I'm wrong. Because whether black, white, green likes it or not if the rich white man knows how to make money a nd save the country I say let him.

Inquiring Mind wrote:

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I hope you're wrong, too. Not everyone who likes Obama is stupid, but I agree that the politically uninformed are more likely to vote for him. In fact, the Dems are counting on it.
One thing to consider is that Romney can still win without the black and hispanic vote, which will go to Obama no matter what. But Obama can't win without the Independent vote. Also, the "red herring" issues like abortion and gay marriage are not going to make many people who were considering Romney switch over to Obama.
It was the Independents who were responsible for Obama's victory in 2008 and it can be the Independents who can boot him out in 2012 - and put the Senate in Republican hands. We can hope!

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QuiteCrazy wrote:

<quoted text>Hope? It sounds so meek. But there it was in Pandora's Box.

Don-N-Kansas wrote:

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I've always heard that those who fail to vote deserve the governance the wind up with and have no right to complain about it.
I don't know if that is true, but I tend to believe it to be.