Stick a fork in O.
A campaign that has to buy commercial airtime in CA, OR, MN and PA is in big trouble.
If Obama’s campaign was winning this election, they’d be on the offensive in Red States, like they were in 2008.
They’re trying to keep their campaign from completely imploding. What they doing now is trying to get the base out to prevent a humiliating popular vote and electoral college rout.
I don’t envy the Obama’s campaign’s trying to make sure the trickle in the dam doesn’t turn into a flood that sweeps it away!
Barf Alert.
News & Observer endorsement: Barack Obama
The (Raleigh) News & Observer
Obama’s policies, including his economic stimulus efforts, have helped to reduce unemployment and create jobs, and in many parts of the country (including urban North Carolina) even the housing market is improving. There is hope. If one doesn’t believe it, ask workers in the auto industry, many of whose jobs were saved because of policies backed by the Obama White House.
Contrary to what his most vitriolic critics say, President Obama has much of which to be proud in this first term, and it goes beyond the catch phrase, “The auto industry is alive and Osama bin Laden is dead.”
Read more here: http://www.kansascity.com/2012/10/29/3890523/news-observer-endorsement-barack.html#storylink=cpy
Just how much has this race changed since the first debate in October? At the time, Democrats thought they had a pretty good glide path to a narrower win in the Electoral College than in 2008, but a win nonetheless.
The way I remember it, they were certain they were going to win, and acted like it was an insult that they even had to stand for election. They basically thought Romney was a fool for not conceding right after the close of the DNC Convention.
They are spending money in markets where large numbers of people have no electricity to see the ads.
Romney should go run some ADs up in WASH. St., just to give O a heart attack and spend his money.