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regnaD kciN

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6. Bad. It means that, even if Obama cleans Romney's clock...

Reply to kentuck (Original post)

Tue Oct 16, 2012, 10:24 AM

Oct 2012

...it will be nothing more than expected, so won't change the numbers much. If, however, it's even a draw, that will be considered a crushing blow to our campaign.

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56% to 35% - Obama favored to win debate tonight. [View all] kentuck Oct 2012 OP

Crap, Now we have polls BEFORE the debate? yellowcanine Oct 2012 #1

No more absurd than the polls after the debates BlueStreak Oct 2012 #5

Polls say I am 73.6% likely to puke if I see another asinine poll BlueStreak Oct 2012 #2

Good in terms of: people liking Obama and wanting to see a comeback. TwilightGardener Oct 2012 #3

As we have seen with * and Romney..It's not who wins the debate but... peace13 Oct 2012 #4

Bad. It means that, even if Obama cleans Romney's clock... regnaD kciN Oct 2012 #6

Let's help carry this narrative since Obama will probably do well tonight. BenzoDia Oct 2012 #7

and the media will paint it the other way! liberal N proud Oct 2012 #8

Does anyone else get annoyed with this pro-sports approach to politics? 4th law of robotics Oct 2012 #9