Wisconsin : August 16, 2012 Romney 48% / Obama 47% - We Have A Winner ! Thank You Paul Ryan !

Originally posted by Eurisko2012

Originally posted by RELDDIR
reply to post by Eurisko2012

 

N-O-B-A-M-A

ABO

Anybody

But

Obama

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Obama definitely needs a new VP.

Apparently, Hillary said " No thanks."

The DNC Convention is going to be a disaster. -- 1st week of September --

I guarantee Mrs. Bill Clinton was offered the VP slot. Even she knows Obama is going down.

The 'Ryan Bump' was expected in Wisconsin.
There will also be a RNC bump after that convention.
There will also be a DNC bump after that convention as well.
Then Obama will win (because he has swing-Florida).

Originally posted by FlyersFan
The 'Ryan Bump' was expected in Wisconsin.
There will also be a RNC bump after that convention.
There will also be a DNC bump after that convention as well.
Then Obama will win (because he has swing-Florida).

Have you heard?

Paul Ryan is going to Florida to have a press conference with his mother who lives there !

He will explain to her the MediCare Fix he has created.

The truth shall set the seniors free to make the right choice.

Romney /Ryan will win Florida. Ohio, North Carolina, Virginia, Wisconsin & Colorado.

That adds up to 285 Electoral Votes.

President Mitt Romney only needs 270.

reply to post by Carseller4


The inside word is that it was a losing proposition for Hillary Clinton.

When Obama loses it would drag her down as well if she was the VP.

They will have to go with Debbie Wasserman Schultz.

Everybody knows Joe Biden would look like a fool trying to debate Paul Ryan.

reply to post by Eurisko2012


Except Romney has no history of creating jobs. As governor, he was 47th in the nation. But the state's unemployment numbers improved. Want to know why? The state was such a disaster that the young and others looking for work left the state in droves, coming in second only to Louisiana in the numbers of people leaving their states. Of course, Louisiana had Katrina that year, which is a pretty good excuse. MA had Romney.

Originally posted by Eurisko2012
reply to post by Carseller4

 

Everybody knows Joe Biden would look like a fool trying to debate Paul Ryan.

Right. Because Paul Ryan is such an expert in foreign policy.

Originally posted by pajoly
reply to post by Eurisko2012

 

Except Romney has no history of creating jobs. As governor, he was 47th in the nation. But the state's unemployment numbers improved. Want to know why? The state was such a disaster that the young and others looking for work left the state in droves, coming in second only to Louisiana in the numbers of people leaving their states. Of course, Louisiana had Katrina that year, which is a pretty good excuse. MA had Romney.

At Bain Capital Mitt Romney helped out Staples and many other companies.

I find it revealing that you left that out.

Originally posted by pajoly

Originally posted by Eurisko2012
reply to post by Carseller4

 

Everybody knows Joe Biden would look like a fool trying to debate Paul Ryan.

Right. Because Paul Ryan is such an expert in foreign policy.

Haven't you heard? This debate is about MediCare, the $16 Trillion National Debt,

the $$$ trillion national deficit. and the 8.3% unemployment rate.

Paul Ryan is outstanding! Just listen to what this - democrat - says about Paul Ryan.

Dem: Erskine Bowles

David Axelrod - hates - this video.

reply to post by Eurisko2012


A 1% edge with a 4.5% margin of error, means this result is completely useless.

From your source.

NOTE: Margin of Sampling Error, +/- 4.5 percentage points with a 95% level of confidence

Plus, I received 4 telephone polls at my home this week while I was home with the kids. Every single one of them only gave me the choice of Romney, Obama, or Undecided. Well, I'm not undecided, and I'm not voting for Romney or Obama, so the poll is skewed from the start. If I choose "undecided," then it makes it look like my vote is still up for grabs. If I choose one of the other two, the poll is incorrect.

When they only telephone survey a handful of people, that one little error on a guy like me is very significant!

Again from your source...

Wisconsin Survey of 500 Likely Voters

Conducted August 15, 2012

By Rasmussen Reports

500 voters? Really? By telephone? With skewed questions? And they only reach the antiquated people that still have home phones? That are still home in the middle of the day, or choose to answer in the middle of dinner?

The phone polls are completely useless and should be outlawed.

reply to post by getreadyalready


Wisconsin is suppose to be a - BLUE - State.

Now it's purple and turning - RED -.

The Scott Walker recall election - WIN - was a warning for Obama.

It's over. - Obama is doomed -

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BTW, have you noticed the liberals are becoming - unhinged - ?

They know they are about to lose power not just in the White House but in the U.S. Senate

as well.

All of the David Axelrod shenanigans have not borne fruit.

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Seek the truth: you should call Hillary Clinton and ask her if Obama is going to lose

this election. - She will say " Yes." -

The DNC Convention is going to be a disaster.

reply to post by Eurisko2012


I just don't see it.

I have heard it on conservative radio, and I have seen your posts, but the people I know that support Obama are not wavering, and they are not worried, and they are not switching sides. The people I know that hate Obama, are planning to vote for Romney, but not because they like him. Paul Ryan solidified the Tea Party and anti-Obama vote, but it didn't do anything to make in-roads with women, or Hispanics, or conservative Democrats. Paul Ryan was a fundraising choice, not a choice to win any extra votes.

I can't wait for November, because after this November, no matter who wins, hopefully more Americans will wake up and realize it doesn't matter if the state is blue or red, or if the candidate has an "R" or "D" by their name. All the candidates are corporate shills, and all the voters are pawns and slaves. Hopefully this election will energize the population to make a real, and a significant change for a change.

Originally posted by getreadyalready
reply to post by Eurisko2012

 

I just don't see it.

I have heard it on conservative radio, and I have seen your posts, but the people I know that support Obama are not wavering, and they are not worried, and they are not switching sides. The people I know that hate Obama, are planning to vote for Romney, but not because they like him. Paul Ryan solidified the Tea Party and anti-Obama vote, but it didn't do anything to make in-roads with women, or Hispanics, or conservative Democrats. Paul Ryan was a fundraising choice, not a choice to win any extra votes.

I can't wait for November, because after this November, no matter who wins, hopefully more Americans will wake up and realize it doesn't matter if the state is blue or red, or if the candidate has an "R" or "D" by their name. All the candidates are corporate shills, and all the voters are pawns and slaves. Hopefully this election will energize the population to make a real, and a significant change for a change.

You should watch The Five at 5 PM on Fox News.

Eric Bolling showed recent polling that Romney is suddenly looking stronger in the

Battle Ground states.

The independents like what they see when they see and hear Paul Ryan articulate

the problems and the solutions.

Joe Biden on the other hand is imploding (on purpose) .

Obama / Biden have NO PLAN.

Their message is Romney is a murderer and Ryan is an extremist - Vote for us instead.

That's not good enough.

Nice try.

reply to post by Eurisko2012


Wow.. 10 electoral votes, in a candidate that isn't official from a poll that doesn't count.

I am sorry guy, but Romney has no chance of winning. Ryan was a horrible choice and will do nothing, but lose Romney votes. They will start attacking him hard if Romney takes the convention with no problem (though I think there will be problems) and the elderly will not support Ryan.

Romney is every republicans last choice (seriously). He just doesn't have the support to unseat a president.
I will come back to all your threads soon enough with a big bag of i-told-you-so's. I will also be sure to remind you you should have supported RP with the rest of us "common sense fellers."

Originally posted by GogoVicMorrow
reply to post by Eurisko2012

 

Wow.. 10 electoral votes, in a candidate that isn't official from a poll that doesn't count.

I am sorry guy, but Romney has no chance of winning. Ryan was a horrible choice and will do nothing, but lose Romney votes. They will start attacking him hard if Romney takes the convention with no problem (though I think there will be problems) and the elderly will not support Ryan.

Romney is every republicans last choice (seriously). He just doesn't have the support to unseat a president.
I will come back to all your threads soon enough with a big bag of i-told-you-so's. I will also be sure to remind you you should have supported RP with the rest of us "common sense fellers."

edit on 17-8-2012 by GogoVicMorrow because: (no reason given)

The Romney / Ryan campaign has momentum.

Paul Ryan has the Obama team scrambling to adapt.

Joe Biden will get crushed in a VP debate with Paul Ryan.

Look for Joe to get yanked out of the VP slot and replaced with Debbie Wasserman Schultz.

The MediCare debate is front and center. - Nobody cares about Romneys Tax Returns. -

Paul Ryan says ObamaCare is - Smoke & Mirrors -.

Originally posted by Eurisko2012

We have 3 choices: Growth / Recession / Stagnation

I choose - Growth -.

President Mitt Romney will lower the unemployment rate to 4%.

Our GDP Growth will jump to 7%.

I hate to break it to you, but corporations do not want the unemployment rate to fall that low. Low unemployment creates scarcity and drives up employee incomes and benefits. Republicans are not going to do something that angers the hands that feed them.

Originally posted by Kaploink

Originally posted by Eurisko2012

We have 3 choices: Growth / Recession / Stagnation

I choose - Growth -.

President Mitt Romney will lower the unemployment rate to 4%.

Our GDP Growth will jump to 7%.

I hate to break it to you, but corporations do not want the unemployment rate to fall that low. Low unemployment creates scarcity and drives up employee incomes and benefits. Republicans are not going to do something that angers the hands that feed them.

I hate to break it to you but in order to make the $ 1 Trillion deficits disappear we need to see

a - tidal wave - of payroll taxes from Americans getting off of food stamps and back to work.

Big and small companies are poised for a large economic boom.

All they require is - certainty -.

GDP is going to 7% and unemployment is falling to 4%.

It's a done deal.

These $1 Trillion deficits - MUST - come to an end.

Everybody sees that except you.

If these polls didn't matter for Ron Paul, why would they matter for Paul Ryan?

Originally posted by CALGARIAN
If these polls didn't matter for Ron Paul, why would they matter for Paul Ryan?

The independents were just sitting on the sidelines waiting for the VP pick.

They have taken a long look at Paul Ryan and they like what they see.

Go to the Rasmussen Poll link i have on the first page of this thread.

- Fewer Undecided Voters -

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- Obama is doomed -

Look for the race card to be played more often. It's all they have left.

Go to the USA Today.com Electoral Tracker to watch our progress.

- I see 285 Electoral Votes for Romney / Ryan -

Originally posted by FlyersFan
The 'Ryan Bump' was expected in Wisconsin.
There will also be a RNC bump after that convention.
There will also be a DNC bump after that convention as well.
Then Obama will win (because he has swing-Florida).

Ryan bump is helping Tommy Thompson take the Senate Seat in Wisconsin.

Rasmussen:

Thompson (R) 54%

Baldwin (D) 43%

Paul Ryan helped him out.

Did the OP seriously just say Mitt Romney will lower unemployment to 4%? lmao...seriously?

Originally posted by Eurisko2012


You should watch The Five at 5 PM on Fox News.

Oh ok, that makes sense...