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2016 Postmortem

liberal N proud

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9. With any of the polls that show Romney tied or in the lead, I ask the question

Reply to Rosanna Lopez (Reply #2)

Thu Jun 28, 2012, 09:17 AM

Jun 2012

It is stupefying to think that as big an asshole as Romney has any support, but this much? Really?

Also, I think that the Democrats want the polls to remain relatively close so as not to lose any support, financially, volunteer or votes.

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NBC News/Marist poll: Obama +2 in North Carolina, +4 in Michigan, and Tied in New Hampshire [View all] Rosanna Lopez Jun 2012 OP

What is wrong with new Hampshire? liberal N proud Jun 2012 #1

What's wrong in Michigan? Rosanna Lopez Jun 2012 #2

I'm waiting for the debates Proud Liberal Dem Jun 2012 #3

expect Romney to have a short lived lead once he gets all the attention of choosing WI_DEM Jun 2012 #12

I think the poolls are skewed notadmblnd Jun 2012 #4

I want to know the sampling numbers and NBC INdemo Jun 2012 #5

I love how every poll that doesn't have Obama by a landslide is 'skewed' WI_DEM Jun 2012 #13

I live in Michigan, Oakland County to be precise notadmblnd Jun 2012 #15

With any of the polls that show Romney tied or in the lead, I ask the question liberal N proud Jun 2012 #9

the old people here confuse him with his father Motown_Johnny Jun 2012 #20

Obama will win michigan by 8-10 points scheming daemons Jun 2012 #6

That means he is down from 2008 Rosanna Lopez Jun 2012 #7

Yes, but he is going to be down from 2008. WI_DEM Jun 2012 #14

I agree, he will win by a large margin. notadmblnd Jun 2012 #16

Well Robbins Jun 2012 #8

I know it's too early for me when I keep seeing "Marxist" polls Blue_Tires Jun 2012 #10

Well it's good to see an independent poll showing Obama leading in Michigan! WI_DEM Jun 2012 #11

I've been saying Obama will win NC again. I live here and I feel like I understand the people here. musicblind Jun 2012 #17

I live here, too, and I'm not convinced Obama will take NC again. mnhtnbb Jun 2012 #18

No one knows how North Carolina will vote Rosanna Lopez Jun 2012 #19