Do you really still believe that Obama will win?

[Anonymous]

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

Stop drinking.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote: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.

Yeah, the INS must be doing this polling, since they couldn't catch a cold.

[Anonymous]

15:24, what are you talking about? Romney-Ryan pledge to repeal Obamacare on Day One. The Ryan budget cuts Medicaid by 30% than block grants it. There is no possible way to cut taxes and add $2 tril in mil spending without cutting middle class deductions. So, yes, my HHI will not be able to cover my extended family's health care needs.

[Anonymous]

Of course, he will win

[Anonymous]

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[Anonymous]

I sure hope he wins!!!! And I do think that he will. But it is getting a little too close for my comfort level.

[Anonymous]

No. I think his time has come and gone and it is a damn shame. He had a real opportunity to move this country forward and he squandered it by creating dissension and focusing on a "them vs. us" agenda. I had great hopes when he was elected, but I think the country is in worse shape, not only economically, but even worse socially.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:No. I think his time has come and gone and it is a damn shame. He had a real opportunity to move this country forward and he squandered it by creating dissension and focusing on a "them vs. us" agenda. I had great hopes when he was elected, but I think the country is in worse shape, not only economically, but even worse socially.

You think OBAMA was the one who created the "them vs. us" agenda??

[Anonymous]

I've never been more worried about the outcome of an election before. Not because of the candidates, but because of what they're going to have to deal with during the next four years.

[Anonymous]

14:48 I agree. This country is divided in a way that I have never seen in my 50+ years--hatred, anger, polarization.

[Anonymous]

I am non-party. I actually think Romney is going to win.

I think the media (with Fox news as the exception) has been in bed so long with Obama and the Dems that we've all been brainwashed to believe there is no real Romney threat.

I underestimated Romney--a lot because of what the media has been telling us. I just assumed Obama had it in the bag. I think a lot of eyes have been opened as of late.

I know many would vote for a moderate, compassionate version like Massachusetts Romney. The risk is- was he just pandering to base to get nomination and govern like his debate-version...

That is the gamble for those of us in the Middle who aren't hàppy with the past 4 years.

[Anonymous]

There is a problem with the media but it's that they're forcing a narrative to keep this race competitive so that people stay tuned in to them.

[Anonymous]

I'm awaiting for Fox News to announce that the polls showing Romney leading are liberal plot to energize the the Democratic base. I fear Obama's debate performance was so poor he lost the few undecided votes remaining

[Anonymous]

Why is it when Obama was ahead 1 point in Florida, it was all over. But now that Romney is ahead 5 points and counting it is "within the margin of error" and a dead heat? Wake up people. 4 yrs ago Obama was 7+ points ahead and now he is nearly 2 points down.

[Anonymous]

I also heard a rumor that Obama has found a home to purchase in Hawaii. Anyone know anything about this? Sounds like maybe he knows he won't be back.