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[jaybet]

[Rastus]

On that bankrupt side you'll soon be able to add The Former United States Of America if Obama is re-elected.

[kmitch200]

On that bankrupt side you'll soon be able to add The Former United States Of America if Obama is re-elected.

+1

[dipisc]

Hi;

     What gets me is that there is a close tie in percetage points for both candidates. With OBama's record for the past 4 years - Romney should have a 75% lead in every state. I realize that people will vote party lines no matter what - BUT  47% of Americans can't be that stupid to vote for Obama.

[jaybet]

They've ALREADY been that stupid.

[Sponsor]

[Rastus]

Yes they have already demonstrated that stupidity. 

I believe another truth is that the polls are rigged.  No stretch of the imagination to get there.  The media is a non-stop propaganda train and the viewers of such gobble up the lies like nobody's business. 

I would think that Hitler and his NAZI supporters would have swooned to have a propaganda machine like Obama has working for him at no charge.  Lemmings.....just think of the news media as the ones in front jumping off first.

[tombogan03884]

A few relevant links.
Lying media

http://www.theblaze.com/stories/another-msnbc-scandal-blaze-readers-at-campaign-event-claim-network-misled-in-video-of-rally-chant/

If you listen closely, it’s obvious the audio in the clip has been adjusted. However, that’s not uncommon — and that doesn‘t necessarily mean it’s MSNBC who did it. Sound technicians usually cut out the audience to ensure speakers aren’t drowned out (which you can do by simply turning the mics up and down — or you can do after the fact). However, where the controversy comes in is in the caption on the screen quoting the audience as chanting “Ryan!” Why is that controversial? Because people who attended the event say that’s not what happened, and that the MSNBC video grossly misrepresents what actually occurred.

To hell with the future , We want our freebies !

http://news.yahoo.com/thousands-poles-protest-pro-market-reforms-122102480--finance.html

Dubbed "Wake Up, Poland," the protest is an expression of the deep anxieties gripping many Poles as the government tries to lower state debt by embracing pro-market reforms that are weakening the social safety net.

http://www.huffingtonpost.com/2012/09/26/athens-madrid-protests_n_1917209.html

ATHENS/MADRID, Sept 26 (Reuters) - Demonstrators clashed with police on the streets of Athens and Madrid on Wednesday in an upsurge of popular anger at new austerity measures being imposed on two of the euro zone's most vulnerable economies.

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On the lighter side, sort of,

http://www.ijreview.com/2012/09/17519-cartoon-obama-stole-ahmadinejads-speech/?utm_source=EmailElect&utm_medium=Email&utm_content=Subscriber%2335509&utm_campaign=09-28-2012

[MikeBjerum]

Hi;

     What gets me is that there is a close tie in percetage points for both candidates. With OBama's record for the past 4 years - Romney should have a 75% lead in every state. I realize that people will vote party lines no matter what - BUT  47% of Americans can't be that stupid to vote for Obama.

dipisc,

I hate to tell you this, but I had NPR on this week as I traveled.  NPR is talking about it being an 80 some % for Obama.  They claim this based off Electoral College voting going 40 - 10.  People who hate to lose, like FQ, will swallow this manure and vote winner 

[tombogan03884]

Polls are useless.
A recent study I saw tracked the polls since the 1980 election and they have never been right yet.
Add to that the way the media outlets that conduct the polls are so openly biased in Obama's favor and I would say that Romney probably has a healthy lead .
On the other hand, the stock market has accurately predicted the out come 90% of the time since 1900 .
If it goes up the incumbent wins, if it goes down he loses.

[TAB]

The wall street journal every year takes darts and throws them at the stock page.   they then ask the stock experts to pick stocks...  In the last 30 something years the darts have only lost once.