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Originally Posted by H33LHooK

"You didn't build that", epitomizes what you're getting with Obama: big, centralized, federal government, and removal of personal responsibility- basically the end of the American constitutional republic.
He's talked about "fundamental transformation" if/when he gets re-elected. That'll be his mandate for god-knows-what.

He's a radical; an extemist who ran four years ago on a platform of moderation, and the US ate it up. They're still eating it up as he jet sets around the country for photo ops with celebs as Rome burns.

Is Romney a great alternative? Hell no. But at least he believes in freedom and accountability.

Current polls are basically dead even, but if I had to guess, I'd say Romney will win.

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Do you live in the US?

[H33LHooK]

Originally Posted by OUSOONERSOU

Do you live in the US?

Nope.

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[OU]

Originally Posted by H33LHooK

Nope.

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I didn't think so. No one in the US is saying "Mitt will probably win". Just about everyone believes the opposite. Mitt has closed the gap but it's still widely considered all over the US that Obama will probably win.

[H33LHooK]

Originally Posted by Life B Ez

This is why Obama doesn't have a shot in hell. People bought into that propaganda about "you didn't build that" he said that while talking about major highways. And other got distorted into him saying you didn't build your business. You can't argue with ignorance. Obama is an extremist more than Romney. Obama enacted a health care bill that used to Ben the republicans. This country has been pulled so far right a moderate republican (Obama) is an extremist.

Never argue with an idiot he'll only drag you down to his level then beat you with experience.

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I don't know that I'd call Obama an idiot.

I would call him a Marxist, and antithetical to everything that makes/made America great.

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[H33LHooK]

Originally Posted by OUSOONERSOU

I didn't think so. No one in the US is saying "Mitt will probably win". Just about everyone believes the opposite. Mitt has closed the gap but it's still widely considered all over the US that Obama will probably win.

Polling doesn't support your statements.

It's extremely close; and ironically, it's Obama who has had to play catch-up to make it so, not Romney.

Factoid: no cadidate at over 50% in the Gallup Poll a week out of the election has EVER lost.

A week ago, Romney was over 50%...

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Originally Posted by H33LHooK

Polling doesn't support your statements.

It's extremely close; and ironically, it's Obama who has had to play catch-up to make it so, not Romney.

Factoid: no cadidate at over 50% in the Gallup Poll a week out of the election has EVER lost.

A week ago, Romney was over 50%...

I have never seen or heard of a single poll that Romney is winning. I haven't seen or heard anyone projecting Romeny to win. That is not the feeling here in the US. I'm talking about all over the US. Romeny is the underdog coming into this thing. I have no idea where you are getting this information but Obama is the clear front runner even today.

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Literally every single projection or odd I can pull up favors Obama. It has been that way from start to finish. I have no clue where you get your info from. But I haven't found a single site that favors Mitt.

http://www.electionprojection.com/20...resident12.php

http://linemakers.sportingnews.com/s...vs-mitt-romney

http://www.oddsshark.com/entertainme...y-ryan-pairing

http://sports.ladbrokes.com/en-gb/po...ace-e212304268

[H33LHooK]

Originally Posted by OUSOONERSOU

I have never seen or heard of a single poll that Romney is winning. I haven't seen or heard anyone projecting Romeny to win. That is not the feeling here in the US. I'm talking about all over the US. Romeny is the underdog coming into this thing. I have no idea where you are getting this information but Obama is the clear front runner even today.

Gallup isn't exactly obscure...

http://www.businessweek.com/articles...a-in-dead-heat

Gallup editor-in-chief Frank Newport tells Bloomberg Businessweek that the release of Monday’s tracking poll, set for 1 p.m., will show Mitt Romney leading President Obama 49 percent to 48 percent among likely voters nationally. This is the first tracking poll released since Hurricane Sandy and is notable for the strong movement to Obama. The last Gallup poll on Oct. 29 showed Romney up by 5 points—51 percent to 46 percent. Romney’s one-point lead is within the margin of error and, statistically speaking, amounts to a tie. “It’s tied today at 1 o’clock,” Newport said by phone Monday morning.

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Just do a simple search. The results are overwhelmingly in Obama's favor. You can find 10 sites to every 1 that favors Obama over Mitt. I had no idea any site was favoring Mitt and I'm confused to why you non-Americans would think he is going to win? If you do a search you will see what I'm saying, 90% of the information out there points to Obama being the favorite.

[H33LHooK]

Originally Posted by OUSOONERSOU

Just do a simple search. The results are overwhelmingly in Obama's favor. You can find 10 sites to every 1 that favors Obama over Mitt. I had no idea any site was favoring Mitt and I'm confused to why you non-Americans would think he is going to win? If you do a search you will see what I'm saying, 90% of the information out there points to Obama being the favorite.

I know you can't speak for your fellow countrymen, but would you be shocked if Romney won?