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i'm asking this again- confidence?
Remember during the brief period we were on Knot E08 after the great exodus, I asked how confident are you that your candidate will win? Well, let me ask again, after all of the debates being done and some people have already voted.
Also, what give me your break down of key swing states? Let's say, Ohio, Florida, Colorado, Missouri.
Re: i'm asking this again- confidence?
Gosh, I'm pretty confident, I think. It scares me to say that, but the numbers look really, really good. Call me cautiously optimistic.
Ohio: McCain
Florida: McCain
Colorado: Obama
Missouri: not sure
I'll also add Iowa: Obama, VA: Obama, and New Mexico: Obama
See my post below about electoral vote for a good analysis on how it stands right now.
I feel optimistic. I am not confident. I'm still slightly terrified that something awful is going to happen. Yes, I've seen the polls and the trends, and they are looking good -- but I know better than to get cocky about this election. There are forces at play here that we haven't seen in past elections.
As I've said before, I'll be confident when I'm standing on Pennsylvania Avenue NW, watching the inauguration parade roll by.
I'm 80% confident that Obama will win.
OH - McCain
FL - McCain
CO - Obama
MO - McCain
I am optimistic! Obama has many paths to victory, McCain has like one.
My predictions:
Ohio, North Carolina, Missouri: McCain
Florida, Colorado, New Mexico, Virginia, Iowa: Obama
I'm 100% confident I won't like the next president regardless of who it is.
Just for fun here's my prediction. Obama will win the election. Of those swing states I think McCain will win OH, FL & MO. Obama will win CO.
I think the breakdown of those states will be:
Ohio - McCain
Florida - Obama
Colorado - Obama
Missouri - McCain
Also:
Virginia - Obama
Pennsylvania - Obama
North Carolina - McCain
"As of page 2 this might be the most boring argument ever. It's making me long for Rape Day." - Mouse
Isn't this in contradiction to what most polls say? I am curious as to why you think he could still take it. I personally think it's looking pretty hopeless.
* lilmgirl pulls out dusty "ditto caden" stamp
I am 90 percent sure that Obama will win. My 10 percent hesitancy comes from the fact that two weeks is a long time in politics and McCain could still pull out the head of Bin Laden from underneath his jacket.
I don't know about the states.
I trust Ohio the least. That's where voting machines "mysteriously" were broken in mostly AA counties in 2004.
Purely coincidence, I'm sure. Just like the dead bear with Obama signs.
Ditto Soprano. Ohio is mad shady. ;-)
Haha! I loved Elena's statement so, I have to make my own.
I am also 100% sure Hillary won't be elected!
Or Guilliani - I kinda liked him for a Republican.
I think Obama has it but I am kind of nervous about closet racism playing a bigger card than anticipated.