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Eight conservatives predicting a Romney victory tomorrow
Posted by:
Ito
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Date: November 05, 2012 05:26PM
Eight conservatives predicting a Romney victory tomorrow
Dick Morris: Romney 325, Obama 213
George F. Will: Romney 321, Obama 217
Michael Barone: Romney 315, Obama 223
Dean Chambers: Romney 311, Obama 227
Andrew Beyer: Romney 284, Obama 254
Karl Rove: Romney 279, Obama 259
Ben Domenech: Romney 278, Obama 260
Leslie Sanchez: Romney 275, Obama 263
Electoral Maps:
http://www.mercurynews.com/ci_21930284/seven-people-predicting-romney-victory-tomorrow
Dick Morris: Romney 325, Obama 213
George F. Will: Romney 321, Obama 217
Michael Barone: Romney 315, Obama 223
Dean Chambers: Romney 311, Obama 227
Andrew Beyer: Romney 284, Obama 254
Karl Rove: Romney 279, Obama 259
Ben Domenech: Romney 278, Obama 260
Leslie Sanchez: Romney 275, Obama 263
Electoral Maps:
http://www.mercurynews.com/ci_21930284/seven-people-predicting-romney-victory-tomorrow
Re: Eight conservatives predicting a Romney victory tomorrow
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Hay Zeus
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Date: November 05, 2012 05:39PM
Jim Cramer is predicting an Obama landslide. I can give the guy a pass if it were an Obama win, but a landslide?
Re: Eight conservatives predicting a Romney victory tomorrow
Posted by:
What are they smoking?
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Date: November 05, 2012 05:39PM
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Re: Eight conservatives predicting a Romney victory tomorrow
Posted by:
ferfux
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Date: November 05, 2012 05:45PM
and dont forget Sarah Palin.
ole Nailin sarah palin!
ole Nailin sarah palin!
Re: Eight conservatives predicting a Romney victory tomorrow
Posted by:
Turd Blossom
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Date: November 05, 2012 05:47PM
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Re: Eight conservatives predicting a Romney victory tomorrow
Posted by:
KKKarl said that?
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Date: November 05, 2012 05:49PM
Ito Wrote:
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> Eight conservatives predicting a Romney victory
> tomorrow
>
>
> Dick Morris: Romney 325, Obama 213
> George F. Will: Romney 321, Obama 217
> Michael Barone: Romney 315, Obama 223
> Dean Chambers: Romney 311, Obama 227
> Andrew Beyer: Romney 284, Obama 254
> Karl Rove: Romney 279, Obama 259
> Ben Domenech: Romney 278, Obama 260
> Leslie Sanchez: Romney 275, Obama 263
>
>
> Electoral Maps:
> http://www.mercurynews.com/ci_21930284/seven-peopl
> e-predicting-romney-victory-tomorrow
Karl Rove and George "bowtie" Will said that? woooooooow
Well that does it, no reason to go vote tomorrow, those guys are pretty darn smart. I mean hell they thought GW Bush was a great president and that we would find WMDs in Iraq, so clearly they know who is going to win this election despite all the polls disagreeing with them.
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> Eight conservatives predicting a Romney victory
> tomorrow
>
>
> Dick Morris: Romney 325, Obama 213
> George F. Will: Romney 321, Obama 217
> Michael Barone: Romney 315, Obama 223
> Dean Chambers: Romney 311, Obama 227
> Andrew Beyer: Romney 284, Obama 254
> Karl Rove: Romney 279, Obama 259
> Ben Domenech: Romney 278, Obama 260
> Leslie Sanchez: Romney 275, Obama 263
>
>
> Electoral Maps:
> http://www.mercurynews.com/ci_21930284/seven-peopl
> e-predicting-romney-victory-tomorrow
Karl Rove and George "bowtie" Will said that? woooooooow
Well that does it, no reason to go vote tomorrow, those guys are pretty darn smart. I mean hell they thought GW Bush was a great president and that we would find WMDs in Iraq, so clearly they know who is going to win this election despite all the polls disagreeing with them.
Re: Eight conservatives predicting a Romney victory tomorrow
Posted by:
4 more years, II
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Date: November 05, 2012 06:00PM
Hay Zeus Wrote:
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> Jim Cramer is predicting an Obama landslide. I can
> give the guy a pass if it were an Obama win, but a
> landslide?
Ya gotta believe!
Lol!
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> Jim Cramer is predicting an Obama landslide. I can
> give the guy a pass if it were an Obama win, but a
> landslide?
Ya gotta believe!
Lol!
Re: Eight conservatives predicting a Romney victory tomorrow
Posted by:
Dubya Dubya Two
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Date: November 05, 2012 06:05PM
Do you think Mitt will invite George to the inauguration? He already has his little flag and he can dress himself all on his own now.
Re: Eight conservatives predicting a Romney victory tomorrow
Posted by:
Cavuto
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Date: November 05, 2012 06:10PM
Hay Zeus Wrote:
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> Jim Cramer is predicting an Obama landslide. I can
> give the guy a pass if it were an Obama win, but a
> landslide?
And that's why you shouldn't follow Cramer's investment advice.
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> Jim Cramer is predicting an Obama landslide. I can
> give the guy a pass if it were an Obama win, but a
> landslide?
And that's why you shouldn't follow Cramer's investment advice.
Re: Eight conservatives predicting a Romney victory tomorrow
Posted by:
Cavuto
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Date: November 05, 2012 06:26PM
Cavuto Wrote:
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> Hay Zeus Wrote:
> --------------------------------------------------
> -----
> > Jim Cramer is predicting an Obama landslide. I
> can
> > give the guy a pass if it were an Obama win, but
> a
> > landslide?
>
>
> And that's why you shouldn't follow Cramer's
> investment advice.
Also the key is to be told by the former CEO and Vice President to invest prior to starting a war overseas that would benefit his former company. That works like ALL the time for Fox Business types
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> Hay Zeus Wrote:
> --------------------------------------------------
> -----
> > Jim Cramer is predicting an Obama landslide. I
> can
> > give the guy a pass if it were an Obama win, but
> a
> > landslide?
>
>
> And that's why you shouldn't follow Cramer's
> investment advice.
Also the key is to be told by the former CEO and Vice President to invest prior to starting a war overseas that would benefit his former company. That works like ALL the time for Fox Business types
Re: Eight conservatives predicting a Romney victory tomorrow
Posted by:
Ten Fingers in the Ballot Box
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Date: November 05, 2012 07:15PM
Though the popular vote probably will be very close, there are so many states in play that it's conceivable that most could tip one way or the other. So: Close popular vote, but an electoral landslide.
My prediction: The polls will be way off. They're not fully factoring in the early voting, and a third of voters have cell phones and are being surveyed spottily, if at all. Whichever way it goes, you're going to hear lots of screams about the inaccurate polling.
My prediction: The polls will be way off. They're not fully factoring in the early voting, and a third of voters have cell phones and are being surveyed spottily, if at all. Whichever way it goes, you're going to hear lots of screams about the inaccurate polling.
Re: Eight conservatives predicting a Romney victory tomorrow
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4 more years, II
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Date: November 05, 2012 07:31PM
My prediction is that the polling methodologies have been totally screwed up because the polling organizations have NOT properly taken into account the radical change in the Internet/communications world, thus the polls have consistently been wrong.
The mere fact that numerous polls taken repeatedly have differed with each other by margins WIDER than their own "margin of errors" screams out that something is seriously wrong with the polling itself.
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That is to say...
Obama by a landslide of supreme proportion.
Still!
Lol!
The mere fact that numerous polls taken repeatedly have differed with each other by margins WIDER than their own "margin of errors" screams out that something is seriously wrong with the polling itself.
====
That is to say...
Obama by a landslide of supreme proportion.
Still!
Lol!
Re: Eight conservatives predicting a Romney victory tomorrow
Posted by:
4 more years, II
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Date: November 05, 2012 07:32PM
Most abject apologies - was typing in my post when the previous post essentially saying the same thing was already posted sight-unseen by me.
Re: Eight conservatives predicting a Romney victory tomorrow
Posted by:
Super Bowl of News
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Date: November 05, 2012 07:45PM
4 more years, II Wrote:
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> My prediction is that the polling methodologies
> have been totally screwed up because the polling
> organizations have NOT properly taken into account
> the radical change in the Internet/communications
> world, thus the polls have consistently been
> wrong.
>
> The mere fact that numerous polls taken repeatedly
> have differed with each other by margins WIDER
> than their own "margin of errors" screams out that
> something is seriously wrong with the polling
> itself.
>
This whole "cliffhanger" is quite predictable, and it is purely a self-serving media marketing blitz.
If they were to have polls with one candidate or another ahead by 15 points, they would have to create some narrative about how the other candidate could somehow pull off an upset. Nobody would watch if the outcome was already obvious.
This is all about getting viewers. This is political pundit olympics, the super bowl, the emmys the grammys and the moon shot (and probably a few cum shots for some of the most partisan pundits)
Both campaigns already know who is going to win. They know how to do their own polling and interpret all the other polls. But we have to tune in and be on the edge of our seats right up until the end of prime time tomorrow night.
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> My prediction is that the polling methodologies
> have been totally screwed up because the polling
> organizations have NOT properly taken into account
> the radical change in the Internet/communications
> world, thus the polls have consistently been
> wrong.
>
> The mere fact that numerous polls taken repeatedly
> have differed with each other by margins WIDER
> than their own "margin of errors" screams out that
> something is seriously wrong with the polling
> itself.
>
This whole "cliffhanger" is quite predictable, and it is purely a self-serving media marketing blitz.
If they were to have polls with one candidate or another ahead by 15 points, they would have to create some narrative about how the other candidate could somehow pull off an upset. Nobody would watch if the outcome was already obvious.
This is all about getting viewers. This is political pundit olympics, the super bowl, the emmys the grammys and the moon shot (and probably a few cum shots for some of the most partisan pundits)
Both campaigns already know who is going to win. They know how to do their own polling and interpret all the other polls. But we have to tune in and be on the edge of our seats right up until the end of prime time tomorrow night.
Re: Eight conservatives predicting a Romney victory tomorrow
Posted by:
0tter
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Date: November 07, 2012 02:46AM
Guess GOP predicting doesn't matter.
Re: Eight conservatives predicting a Romney victory tomorrow
Posted by:
Strange timing
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Date: November 07, 2012 02:50AM
Super Bowl of News Wrote:
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>
> Both campaigns already know who is going to win.
> They know how to do their own polling and
> interpret all the other polls. But we have to
> tune in and be on the edge of our seats right up
> until the end of prime time tomorrow night.
It did strangely get called around 11:30, just after the usual end of the late local news.
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>
> Both campaigns already know who is going to win.
> They know how to do their own polling and
> interpret all the other polls. But we have to
> tune in and be on the edge of our seats right up
> until the end of prime time tomorrow night.
It did strangely get called around 11:30, just after the usual end of the late local news.
Re: Eight conservatives predicting a Romney victory tomorrow
Posted by:
Ito
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Date: November 07, 2012 02:51AM
I really am enjoying watching the Fox News meltdown. There was actually a segment (late night) where they had Democrat women explaining what happened. For once there was no where to spin.
I guess all of their writers have gone to bed or started drinking heavily.
What I am interested to see is what will happen to these 8 experts? Will Fox News keep them on the payroll?
I guess all of their writers have gone to bed or started drinking heavily.
What I am interested to see is what will happen to these 8 experts? Will Fox News keep them on the payroll?
Re: Eight conservatives predicting a Romney victory tomorrow
Posted by:
romney america
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Date: November 25, 2012 08:36PM
we have this in the bag!
Re: Eight conservatives predicting a Romney victory tomorrow
Posted by:
Dewey Deshmul
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Date: November 26, 2012 12:19AM
I forget about the Jim Cramer prediction, I guess he was right all along. I better start watching more Mad Money.
Re: Eight conservatives predicting a Romney victory tomorrow
Posted by:
Meade's Hillbilly Cousin
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Date: February 24, 2013 06:38AM
Super Bowl of News Wrote:
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>
> Both campaigns already know who is going to win.
> They know how to do their own polling and
> interpret all the other polls. But we have to
> tune in and be on the edge of our seats right up
> until the end of prime time tomorrow night.
How did this work out for you?
We now know that election night Romney did not a concession speech prepared because he was more concerned with when to set off the fireworks over Boston to declare his victory.
We also know that as soon as Ohio was called for Obama,, Romney's Secret Service protection agents just got up and left. This has nothing to do with polls, but I still chuckle about it.
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>
> Both campaigns already know who is going to win.
> They know how to do their own polling and
> interpret all the other polls. But we have to
> tune in and be on the edge of our seats right up
> until the end of prime time tomorrow night.
How did this work out for you?
We now know that election night Romney did not a concession speech prepared because he was more concerned with when to set off the fireworks over Boston to declare his victory.
We also know that as soon as Ohio was called for Obama,, Romney's Secret Service protection agents just got up and left. This has nothing to do with polls, but I still chuckle about it.
Re: Eight conservatives predicting a Romney victory tomorrow
Posted by:
feets
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Date: February 24, 2013 07:06AM
Polls closed
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Re: Eight conservatives predicting a Romney victory tomorrow
Posted by:
romknee
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Date: February 24, 2013 12:06PM
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Re: Eight conservatives predicting a Romney victory tomorrow
Posted by:
Stalin's Fawning FAns
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Date: February 25, 2013 02:38AM
Meade's Hillbilly Cousin Wrote:
> We now know that election night Romney did not a
> concession speech prepared because he was more
> concerned with when to set off the fireworks over
> Boston to declare his victory.
Hillbilly, you need to learn how to talk good.
> We also know that as soon as Ohio was called for
> Obama,, Romney's Secret Service protection agents
> just got up and left. This has nothing to do with
> polls, but I still chuckle about it.
That's really funny,, but we all know that idiots laugh at anything,,
> We now know that election night Romney did not a
> concession speech prepared because he was more
> concerned with when to set off the fireworks over
> Boston to declare his victory.
Hillbilly, you need to learn how to talk good.
> We also know that as soon as Ohio was called for
> Obama,, Romney's Secret Service protection agents
> just got up and left. This has nothing to do with
> polls, but I still chuckle about it.
That's really funny,, but we all know that idiots laugh at anything,,
Re: Eight conservatives predicting a Romney victory tomorrow
Posted by:
RomneyCare!
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Date: February 25, 2013 10:08AM
Romney's got this one for sure. FOX news is already celebrating.
Re: Eight conservatives predicting a Romney victory tomorrow
Posted by:
Romely!
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Date: May 15, 2015 07:43PM
Fox news right, everyone else wrong. As always. Ralph knew it, stabitha knew it.