Romney VP Pick Today 9AM

[Jermyn Davidson]

Originally Posted by CC1

You nor anybody else has a way of knowing today who is going to win Florida. The three Floida state polls taken in August have Romney ahead one to two points which is of course within the margin of error but still better than being one or two points behind. It is foolish for anybody at this stage to predict the outcome in swing states.

I think our country is in such an economic crisis that between that and Americans seeing how socialism has bankrupt so many European countries having a serious discussion about ways to save medicare and social security won't be able to be demonized by the left.

Plus in the case of Florida look at Rubio. He was elected with a conservative viewpoint and articulated the same themes Romney and Ryan are. How do you explain his election? All old people are not senile and taken in by MSNBC, CNN and the rest of the left wing talking heads.

Write it down and see if I'm wrong or right.

I was right about Ryan too.

[canam]

Originally Posted by Sam

I live in Ohio and it really made me sick on election night when I saw that Barack Obama had won Ohio. For a long time now, the winner in Ohio has been the winner in the Presidential race. Ohio had more recorded votes than voters. I personally know of one Church (Apostolic/Pentecostal/Charismatic type) who covered up their church office signs with signs promoting themselves as Obama Election Headquarters and gave people a chance to register and vote early (and probably often). I personally had someone from a local union come to my home, ask to speak to me and my wife (she knew our names) and offer to let us vote right here and turn in our ballots for us.

JD wont beleive that, acorn did nothing wrong according to him probably !

[canam]

Originally Posted by Jermyn Davidson

Romney will NOT win Florida and his choosing or Ryan is an attempt to put Wisconsin in play. Ryan may win Wisconsin for Romney, but it will be close.

Obama will spend money in Wisconsin at the risk of not spending enough money in North Carolina-- which will host the Democrat Convention, but will still go to Romney.

Romney will win Pennsylvania and Arizona too, but it won't be enough.


I suspect Romney will spend a lot of time and money in Virginia, but he will lose Ohio, regardless of the time and money he spends there.

Romney will also lose Massachussetts, and it will be an embarassing loss, but not an unexpected loss.

Romney will not win Florida and he will not win Ohio.

Behold, your President today and President for the next four years!

You are smoking crack JD

[deacon blues]

Originally Posted by CC1

The reality is that America has become liberal enough that any candidate with a chance to win is going not be as conservative as they should be.

However when the choice is rushing towards a cliff at 120 mph vs rushing towards it at 45 mph I will take 45 mph any day of the week.

For example when it comes to judges a Romney appointed Supreme Court Justice would most likely be more moderate than conservative. However an Obama appointed Supreme Court Justice (or any other Federal Judicial appointment) is 100% for sure going to be a left wing liberal who will bend and twist the constitution. It is irresponsible not to opt for the option that at least has a chance of being ok.

This is sensible and astute political analysis. Honestly, the reasoning some people use approaching the voting booth is baffling. But to me the truth seems pretty plain and simple---as in the content of the post above.

[deacon blues]

Originally Posted by CC1

You nor anybody else has a way of knowing today who is going to win Florida. The three Floida state polls taken in August have Romney ahead one to two points which is of course within the margin of error but still better than being one or two points behind. It is foolish for anybody at this stage to predict the outcome in swing states.

I think our country is in such an economic crisis that between that and Americans seeing how socialism has bankrupt so many European countries having a serious discussion about ways to save medicare and social security won't be able to be demonized by the left.

Plus in the case of Florida look at Rubio. He was elected with a conservative viewpoint and articulated the same themes Romney and Ryan are. How do you explain his election? All old people are not senile and taken in by MSNBC, CNN and the rest of the left wing talking heads.

Again, spot on.

Also, JD speaks so confidently about OH going with Obama. Yet, last election OH voters booted the Dems out of power in the statehouse as well as the Governor's mansion. And that's after the state GOP lost power the election before with lots of corruption and mishandling the state economy. The Dems were so bad the voters turned right around and gave the power back to the GOP. And the state has improved since. Under John Kasich the GOP governor, Ohio has seen jobs return as the environment for business has improved and entrepreneurs feel co fix dent to hire and grow their businesses.

Obama has lost support among groups such as the coal miners unions because of his aggressive policies that have hurt the coal industry. This past week polling showed OH moving toward Romney/Ryan.

So it's easy to say, "Obama will win OH", but give us more than an empty statement. Give us some substance to back up the claim.

[deacon blues]

Originally Posted by Jermyn Davidson

Write it down and see if I'm wrong or right.

I was right about Ryan too.

Well I was right about Palin in 2008 and that was a shocker for most folks. Ryan was always in the top three choices. I don't know that your prediction was all that amazing. It certainly doesn't qualify your predictions about the election.

[canam]

after the smoke clears in novemebr i want to see jd and dm come on on here and just say one thing I WAS WRONG i dont want no namby pamby explanations of why and whining and all that horse ca ca,oil your lips up now boys and get ready !

[Sam]

Here's to VP Ryan

[Jermyn Davidson]

Originally Posted by Jermyn Davidson

Romney will NOT win Florida and his choosing or Ryan is an attempt to put Wisconsin in play. Ryan may win Wisconsin for Romney, but it will be close.

Obama will spend money in Wisconsin at the risk of not spending enough money in North Carolina-- which will host the Democrat Convention, but will still go to Romney.

Romney will win Pennsylvania and Arizona too, but it won't be enough.


I suspect Romney will spend a lot of time and money in Virginia, but he will lose Ohio, regardless of the time and money he spends there.

Romney will also lose Massachussetts, and it will be an embarassing loss, but not an unexpected loss.

Romney will not win Florida and he will not win Ohio.

Behold, your President today and President for the next four years!

Ok, so my prediction was almost 100% accurate!

[Pressing-On]

Originally Posted by Jermyn Davidson

Ok, so my prediction was almost 100% accurate!

Pretty telling Ryan loses his own state, huh?