Posted on 09/16/2012 10:08:57 PM PDT by Positive
Why do you have to sign up every 4 years? Registration here is permanent, unless you earn a zot, or opus out.
The report is each side was able to reject one proposal from the other. Romney rejected MSNBC, Øbama rejected Fox. Leaving the rest of MSM as options. After getting Fox shut down Mitt should have offered Limbaugh (presuming his hearing could have made it work)) - his audience is much larger than CNNs - or perhaps a panel of Limbaugh, Hannity and Beck. Could also have thrown in some web based folks. Limiting options to TV is agreeing to lose.
Romney is good in debates.
Romney has become a good debater, but he had some bad ones with the conservatives running. I hope he doesn’t bet 10,000 to Obama or anything...I think that was the low point of the Romney debates. As long as he doesn’t do anything that stupid again, he should be ok.
That’s because they are getting ready for their run to reality.
Maybe, but methodology makes a difference in many ways.
For Example: Landline and cell phone telephone numbers were randomly selected for inclusion in the survey using a probability proportionate to size method, which means that phone numbers for each state are proportional to the number of voters in each state.
California had 12,000,000 voters in 2008 and Øbama won it by 25% nearly 3,000,000 votes.
So this "probability proportionate to size method" seems to give a bias toward Øbama. With huge victorys in California and New York possibly giving Øbama the popular vote total (the national poll numbers) while having no more influence on the Electoral College than a 1 vote edge.
I lose interest after elections and forget usernames/passwords.
I told you so, I was right, Just making a point, bumping my own comment.
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