Do you really still believe that Obama will win?

[Anonymous]

I didn't really believe the post-convention trendline would be always up for Obama, and I don't believe the post-debate trendline will be always down either. 538 still has him with something like a 70% chance of winning, because he's doing well in swing states. Even if that's a slight overstatement, you can bet the Romney campaign would switch places in a heartbeat.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Absolutely believe he will win. It's not going to be a landslide, but he will win.

+1

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:A b*tch? Grateful for documentation here.

I'm voting for him again but he's really disgusted me this last couple of months with his demeanor. Comes of soft and timid when he should be putting his boot down on romney's neck. He's the president, he needs to show he's the big swinging dick. The HNIC.

So yes, I believe I was accurate in my assessment of him being a bitch.

[Anonymous]

No,, but just in case, I donated to Romney last night, am campaigning this weekend, and the next two weeks.

Obama doesn't deserve a second term, and hasn't earned it. He should be meeting with Bob Barnett and negotiating the terms of his speaker's fees and start the foundation to raise private funds for his presidential museum and library.

The number of people, celebs no less that are publically saying they voted for him in 2008 and have endorsed Romney is growing by the day.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:A b*tch? Grateful for documentation here.

I'm voting for him again but he's really disgusted me this last couple of months with his demeanor. Comes of soft and timid when he should be putting his boot down on romney's neck. He's the president, he needs to show he's the big swinging dick. The HNIC.

So yes, I believe I was accurate in my assessment of him being a bitch.

Yet ironically, he's basically a pu**y that's never been told "no" in his life.

[Anonymous]

I honestly don't know.

[Anonymous]

I hope not. And I voted for him in 2008.

Changed my vote to Romney for 2012.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:A b*tch? Grateful for documentation here.

I'm voting for him again but he's really disgusted me this last couple of months with his demeanor. Comes of soft and timid when he should be putting his boot down on romney's neck. He's the president, he needs to show he's the big swinging dick. The HNIC.

So yes, I believe I was accurate in my assessment of him being a bitch.

Yet ironically, he's basically a pu**y that's never been told "no" in his life.

Yeah, between Romney and Obama, the spoiled, privileged one is Obama.

This whole thread is getting ridiculous in more ways than one.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:A b*tch? Grateful for documentation here.

I'm voting for him again but he's really disgusted me this last couple of months with his demeanor. Comes of soft and timid when he should be putting his boot down on romney's neck. He's the president, he needs to show he's the big swinging dick. The HNIC.

So yes, I believe I was accurate in my assessment of him being a bitch.

Yet ironically, he's basically a pu**y that's never been told "no" in his life.

Yeah, between Romney and Obama, the spoiled, privileged one is Obama.

This whole thread is getting ridiculous in more ways than one.

Of course it is. You wimps need self-assurances that the coolness that is our president will get four more years to f**k up this country. Sorry, we're not going to let you! How is Mitt spoiled and privledged? You understand he erned his paychecks, right? (and he gave away his inheritance)....

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:still wouldnt be surprised if obama lost.

if obama wins it will be extremely close.

Yep, this is how I view it, too.

[Anonymous]

It's over...he ended racism but now we re
all getting poor.

[Anonymous]

Of course Obama is going to win just like Scott Brown and Scott Walker did (and the polls predicted). It is the electorial math. Nate Silver has explained it all...

Just because a half dozen states have moved into the toss up column means nothing. Pay no attention to all the Romney signs popping up in Northern VA.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:PP here. Too much of my extended family's well-being depends on their reelection. The 47% are just not folks lounging around at home, pulling down $50K government checks. They are retirees, soldiers, and the disabled. That's my family and I will do anything I can to help them. I assist them monetarily but my HHI will never be enough to cover their healthcare if Romney-Ryan block grants it.

What are you talking about? This is disturbing because you are talking about absolutely nothing remotely true or factual.

[Anonymous]

I don't care who wins. Either way, this world is going to hell and very few will have any money.

[Anonymous]

Yes, I think he will win. There are way more black, hispanic, young, gay, women who are pro-choice, poor people than republicans. Now, in the past they never went out to vote. But, in 2008 they did. And that is why the republicans have resorted to doing whatever they can to prevent voters of this persuasion from voting at whatever disgusting cheap tactics they can openly think of. Also, I dont think polls capture these folks very well.