Seems polls do not point out to a Romney's victory. At least if you believe Mark Halperin who pretty

[Mass]

much tells us to ignore them. I dont really disagree with the advice, but who believes that he would give us the same advice if Romney was leading in Ohio?

http://politicalwire.com/archives/2012/10/22/headed_for_a_photo_finish.html?utm_source=feedburner&utm_medium=feed&utm_campaign=Feed%3A+PoliticalWire+%28Political+Wire%29

Headed for a Photo Finish
Mark Halperin believes that "barring some major game-changing dynamic, the polls are mostly a distraction the rest of the way. Romney probably needs to take Florida, North Carolina, Virginia, and Ohio to win. That's increasingly plausible. But we will go into Election Day not knowing if he can pull it off."

[OKNancy]

1. The way I look at it is: whose position would each candidate rather be in?

Romney's or Obama's? I'm pretty sure Romney would rather have the president's numbers and not vice versa.

[Buddaman]

2. Polls do not point to a Romney victory.

That is all!!!!

[bemildred]

3. "increasingly plausible"

So right now it's not very plausible?