2016 Postmortem
Related: About this forumWas listening to Boston right-wing radio on the way into work today
WRKO - the Jeff Kuhner show. He was saying the polls are all wrong and Romney will win in a Reagan-esque landslide. He also said that Bill Clinton is telling everyone close to him that he's voting for Romney.
I really needed that laugh! I know we still need to get out the vote, but the level of delusion of the far right is astounding!
TheCowsCameHome
(40,168 posts)Even WBZ, which used to be a pretty good news/information source, is in the tank for Romney.
wicket
(14,901 posts)He was a terrible governor and left with an approval rating in the low 30s.
WCGreen
(45,558 posts)The only people who still depend on AM radio are those who need Depends...
skeewee08
(1,983 posts)sharkman25
(143 posts)that I keep seeing - well, at least most of them on the networks - have Rmoney in the lead.
michello
(132 posts)sharkman25
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(132 posts)Wanna show me some battleground state polls that shows Mitt in the lead?
kysrsoze
(6,021 posts)sharkman25
(143 posts)pscot
(21,024 posts)and people are wary. To put the polls in perspective check out http://election.princeton.edu/ or one of the other meta-analysis sites.
uppityperson
(115,677 posts)Be sure to join us on Nov 7 as we're celebrating the landslide victory of President Obama!
Actually make that "early in the evening of Nov 6".
wicket
(14,901 posts)All that matters is the electoral college.
http://fivethirtyeight.blogs.nytimes.com/
What polls are you referring to?
Jennicut
(25,415 posts)Tracking/national polls measure the popular vote and that is very close. Take the average of the all the tracking/national polls and you get less then a point for Romney on Real Clear Politics. Pollster at Huffington Post and Poll Tracker at Talking Point Memo has it even closer. Anything below 1 point is really hard to gauge as far as to how the popular vote will go.
State polls track the electoral vote and Obama has small but consistent leads in most battleground states. Only NC and FL don't show him with leads.
C_U_L8R
(45,002 posts)There really is some kind of mental illness going around the GOP.
If they weren't so hateful, I might even feel sorry for them.
adigal
(7,581 posts)It had them tied, and a great deal of votes as a toss-up. Some of the toss-ups were Michigan, Minnesota, places where Obama had a big lead.
They look for stuff that makes them feel right. Hopefully, we don't do that.
sadbear
(4,340 posts)Rick Warren (and Maxwell Smart) had their Cone of Silence.
RWNJ's have their Bubble of Delusion.
bongbong
(5,436 posts)So repig pundits (AKA liars) can sell plenty of books after the election to their hyper-angry sheep.