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Re: Question to Democrats
Oh, sorry. There was another thread where AB got very flustered by someone expressing an opinion of the state of Michigan politics that did not align with her sources' views. The response was very 'how dare you question MY intellect on these matters' in tone.
Was 'paranoid overreactor' referring to Cats instead?
I think Sookie is saying she blinked a lot at the statement Andrew made, not at your post.
Oh. That makes sense.
Internet comprehension fail.
Based on Nate Silver of fivethirtyeight 's poll analysis, I put Obama as a 3:1 favorite to win right now. The main open questions are the economy and Romney's war chest. If unemployment rises in the next couple months, that will make it a lot tighter race. And Romney does have a huge pile of cash to start burning on ads. However, Romney keeps making mistake after mistake and his campaign has been mediocre. The way the electoral map currently sits, Obama wins if he takes either Ohio or Florida. And even if Romney takes both, there still are feasible scenarios where Obama wins.
Before the convention Obama probably was a 2:1 favorite. The closer we get to the election the worse it will look for Romney if he doesn't gain some serious ground.