Politico : Professors Study Predicts Mitt Romney Win -Study Predicts Romney 300 + Electoral Votes!

Politico reports it won't even be close. Apparently, the findings have to do with the

current US economy. The unemployment rate is too high and presidents have never

been re- elected with stats like we have today.

Read about it here: - President Mitt Romney -

The study shows Obama losing all of the - Battle Ground States - and also Pennsylvania.

It looks like James Carville was right: It's the economy, stupid.

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It was a long 4 years but we can all see the light at the end of the tunnel.

- America tried on a socialist suit and it didn't fit. -



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Clearly, the Obama campaign is becoming desperate.

They are breaking tradition and attacking the GOP Convention in Tampa Bay.

Unfortunately for them, God is on our side. - Tropical Storm Isaac -

The 45 MPH winds should blow the OWS trolls off the parking lot.

Here is the current track.



The GOP members will be just fine inside of the arena.

Gov. Chris Christie will be giving the Keynote Address in Tampa Bay.

Poll shows Obama ahead of Romney in swing states

Obama led slightly in all three of the battleground states: 49 percent to 46 percent in Florida, 49 percent to 47 percent in Wisconsin and 50 percent to 44 percent in Ohio, which was unchanged from three weeks ago. The random telephone survey was conducted Aug. 15-21 by Quinnipiac (Conn.) University, CBS News and the New York Times. The margin of error in new poll was plus or minus 2.8 percentage points in each of its three separate surveys. In earlier Quinnipiac polling results released on Aug. 1, Obama led Romney 51-45 in both Florida and Wisconsin.

Poll: Obama vs. Romney close in 3 swing states

Florida: Obama leads Romney, 49%-46%. Obama was leading by 6 percentage points on Aug. 1. Ohio: Obama leads Romney, 50%-44%, unchanged from Aug. 1. Wisconsin: Obama leads Romney 49%-47%. Obama had a 6-point lead Aug. 8. Ryan was tapped by Romney to be his running mate on Aug. 11. Surveys of at least 1,190 likely voters were conducted Aug. 15 through Tuesday. The margin of error in each state is +/- 2.8 percentage points.

Where do these so called professors get their info anyway? Even FOX "news" who is clearly anti Obama says he is at least four points ahead of Romney.

And a tropical storm coming down on top of your convention really screams God is on our side.

America tried on a socialist suit and it didn't fit.

Originally posted by Eurisko2012
Politico reports ...

Politico is wrong. Obama is clearly ahead. If Romney can't pull in Florida, he hasn't got a chance. We'll know more after the 'convention bumps' and the debates. The real numbers won't settle out until after those ...

Originally posted by buster2010
Poll shows Obama ahead of Romney in swing states

Obama led slightly in all three of the battleground states: 49 percent to 46 percent in Florida, 49 percent to 47 percent in Wisconsin and 50 percent to 44 percent in Ohio, which was unchanged from three weeks ago. The random telephone survey was conducted Aug. 15-21 by Quinnipiac (Conn.) University, CBS News and the New York Times. The margin of error in new poll was plus or minus 2.8 percentage points in each of its three separate surveys. In earlier Quinnipiac polling results released on Aug. 1, Obama led Romney 51-45 in both Florida and Wisconsin.

Poll: Obama vs. Romney close in 3 swing states

Florida: Obama leads Romney, 49%-46%. Obama was leading by 6 percentage points on Aug. 1. Ohio: Obama leads Romney, 50%-44%, unchanged from Aug. 1. Wisconsin: Obama leads Romney 49%-47%. Obama had a 6-point lead Aug. 8. Ryan was tapped by Romney to be his running mate on Aug. 11. Surveys of at least 1,190 likely voters were conducted Aug. 15 through Tuesday. The margin of error in each state is +/- 2.8 percentage points.

Where do these so called professors get their info anyway? Even FOX "news" who is clearly anti Obama says he is at least four points ahead of Romney.

And a tropical storm coming down on top of your convention really screams God is on our side.

America tried on a socialist suit and it didn't fit.

edit on 23-8-2012 by buster2010 because: (no reason given)

edit on 23-8-2012 by buster2010 because: (no reason given)

The professors do the same thing that James Carville does.

They look at the history books.

They analyze presidential elections that we have had in the past.

It is impossible for Obama to get re- elected with the unemployment rate so high.

This is another reason Obama will lose. - Graduates Are Join The Ranks of the Underemployed -

Read about it : here - Trading Caps and Gowns for Mops - -- stagnation --

Originally posted by FlyersFan

Originally posted by Eurisko2012
Politico reports ...

Politico is wrong. Obama is clearly ahead. If Romney can't pull in Florida, he hasn't got a chance. We'll know more after the 'convention bumps' and the debates. The real numbers won't settle out until after those ...

It's not the Politico.

They just report the story. It's the professors who are simply looking at the presidential

elections we have had in the past. - History repeats itself -

Truth be told - no president has been re- elected with unemployment rates this high

since FDR.

I find it so very odd that people would even thinking of electing to the highest power in the land, a Mormon.

Mormons are not like most religions, they will not just keep their church and state separate principle, on the contrary. The Mormons will move into offices all across the land. A Mormon will have to put Mormons in all power positions.

The only reason a Mormon is not in the running for his VP is because he does not want people to realize, what they did in Utah will be done in the whole country.

It would be putting a CHURCH in power to run the country.

Originally posted by Eurisko2012

Originally posted by FlyersFan

Originally posted by Eurisko2012
Politico reports ...

Politico is wrong. Obama is clearly ahead. If Romney can't pull in Florida, he hasn't got a chance. We'll know more after the 'convention bumps' and the debates. The real numbers won't settle out until after those ...

It's not the Politico.

They just report the story. It's the professors who are simply looking at the presidential

elections we have had in the past. - History repeats itself -

Truth be told - no president has been re- elected with unemployment rates this high

since FDR.

Unless a war is started right now! Very seldom is a president changed in the midst of a good WAR!

Personally, I don't believe you can rely on the history books for the outcome of this election. Having Romney/Ryan is going to chase a LOT of people the other way. They have let the religion and abortion thing ruin their chances with a whole group of people I know.

Originally posted by Char-Lee
I find it so very odd that people would even thinking of electing to the highest power in the land, a Mormon.

Mormons are not like most religions, they will not just keep their church and state separate principle, on the contrary. The Mormons will move into offices all across the land. A Mormon will have to put Mormons in all power positions.

The only reason a Mormon is not in the running for his VP is because he does not want people to realize, what they did in Utah will be done in the whole country.

It would be putting a CHURCH in power to run the country.

The #1 concern of Americans is the economy.

They want America to prosper.

They can't happen with Obama in the White House. We are stuck in stagnation.

Our college graduates are joining the ranks of the - underemployed -.

4 more years of stagnation ? No way. Lets put the capitalist in charge and just see

what happens.

- Trading Caps and Gowns for Mops - --very depressing -

Originally posted by buster2010
And a tropical storm coming down on top of your convention really screams God is on our side.

I hope this was a joke. Even if a republican said this in a joking manner you democrats would be laughing and saying, no no they truly believe this. So I'm going to do the same.

You believe God wants Obama to win and in so doing he will destroy the convention.

PS A category One Hurricane is nothing. Florida locals know this. I lived there for four years!

Originally posted by Eurisko2012

Originally posted by Char-Lee
I find it so very odd that people would even thinking of electing to the highest power in the land, a Mormon.

Mormons are not like most religions, they will not just keep their church and state separate principle, on the contrary. The Mormons will move into offices all across the land. A Mormon will have to put Mormons in all power positions.

The only reason a Mormon is not in the running for his VP is because he does not want people to realize, what they did in Utah will be done in the whole country.

It would be putting a CHURCH in power to run the country.

The #1 concern of Americans is the economy.

They want America to prosper.

They can't happen with Obama in the White House. We are stuck in stagnation.

Our college graduates are joining the ranks of the - underemployed -.

4 more years of stagnation ? No way. Lets put the capitalist in charge and just see

what happens.

- Trading Caps and Gowns for Mops - --very depressing -

Well handing the nation to the Mormon church may actually help the economy, but people should be aware of the other changes that will happen. Do they realize in Mormon run state you cannot have a glass of wine with dinner in a restaurant? They have BIG ideas of how the .Gov should run and they WILL make big changes.

It sickens me that there are so few choices thanks to the popular football game approach to politics in this country. The cut little names for everything and cute little symbology for the teams!

You could only get me to vote for either the champs by putting a gun to my head!

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Take a look at what huffington post uses to disprove the study...Their own polls

www.huffingtonpost.com...

Originally posted by jjf3rd77

Originally posted by buster2010
And a tropical storm coming down on top of your convention really screams God is on our side.

I hope this was a joke. Even if a republican said this in a joking manner you democrats would be laughing and saying, no no they truly believe this. So I'm going to do the same.

You believe God wants Obama to win and in so doing he will destroy the convention.

PS A category One Hurricane is nothing. Florida locals know this. I lived there for four years!

edit on 23-8-2012 by jjf3rd77 because: (no reason given)

No. Think it through.

It won't be a hurricane. It's just a tropical storm. - wind & rain -

It will be just fine inside the arena.

OWS trolls get blown off the parking lot outside.

Originally posted by MOMof3
Personally, I don't believe you can rely on the history books for the outcome of this election. Having Romney/Ryan is going to chase a LOT of people the other way. They have let the religion and abortion thing ruin their chances with a whole group of people I know.

just wait for sept-oct, when the democrats start showing what he did as governor for 4 years, mr economy- romney will go down in flames. Mass. economy was almost as worse as louisiana was during the 2005 hurricane debacle.

reply to post by Eurisko2012

Did you happen to read the entire article?

Berry cautions that just because the model has worked in the past, doesn’t mean it will work this time. “As scholars and pundits well know, each election has unique elements that could lead one or more states to behave in ways in a particular election that the model is unable to correctly predict,” Berry said in a statement. Some of those factors include the timeframe of the current economic data used in the study (the data used was taken five months before the November election, but Berry and Bickers plan to update it with more current data come September) as well as tight races. States that are very close to a 50-50 split, the authors warn, can fall in an unexpected direction.

Even given the caveats near the end, this is encouraging news for supporters of Massachusetts Governor Mitt Romney, given that it shows a race where the raw economic data appears to favor a Republican win. Granted, the election is still months away, and given that Berry and Bickers plan to update their model later, this forecast could change.

So this could change in a short period of time. I wouldn't count my money when the poker game isn't over.

Originally posted by jjf3rd77
reply to post by Eurisko2012

 

Take a look at what huffington post uses to disprove the study...Their own polls

www.huffingtonpost.com...

Yes, that's the same study reported by a different news organization.

I read the study. It makes sense. - President Mitt Romney - November 6, 2012

I think the Obama campaign has also read the study. They are - truly - desperate.

Joe Biden going to Tampa Bay ? It looks like OWS ( George Soros) is going with him.

Tropical Storm Isaac will just be a glancing blow.

Great for GOP / Bad for OWS

Originally posted by jimmyx

Originally posted by MOMof3
Personally, I don't believe you can rely on the history books for the outcome of this election. Having Romney/Ryan is going to chase a LOT of people the other way. They have let the religion and abortion thing ruin their chances with a whole group of people I know.

just wait for sept-oct, when the democrats start showing what he did as governor for 4 years, mr economy- romney will go down in flames. Mass. economy was almost as worse as louisiana was during the 2005 hurricane debacle.

The republicans will show what Obama did for the last 4 years !!!

Obama played over 100 rounds of golf and handed us - Solyndra -.

All of the underemployed graduates will see your Romney smear and shake their heads.

We want to prosper. Jobs - Jobs - Jobs

We have college loans to pay off.

4 more years of stagnation? No way.

- Trading Caps and Gowns for Mops -

For those who are clinging to poll numbers I recommend you look back to the Presidential Election of 1980. President Jimmy Carter was up in the polls all the way till election day. Then come election day it was a land slide for Ronald Reagan and according to the polling numbers he was not going to win.

So will history repeat? Only time will tell.

Originally posted by JBRiddle
For those who are clinging to poll numbers I recommend you look back to the Presidential Election of 1980. President Jimmy Carter was up in the polls all the way till election day. Then come election day it was a land slide for Ronald Reagan and according to the polling numbers he was not going to win.

So will history repeat? Only time will tell.

According to the professors, it will. Hit the road, Barack.

Welcome to Washington DC President Mitt Romney!

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Desperate times breed desperate actions! Quick Joe Biden go to Tampa Bay, Florida

and attack the GOP ! Take the OWS trolls with you !

We got to try something !

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Do you know who the electoral/ collegiate voters are? They are chosen by a broken system of deceit. The very same fatcats who took the GOP nomination away from Ron Paul.