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Six Reasons for Final Weekend Optimism

rchuang1654 Wrote: Nov 04, 2012 9:29 AM

In the end, it all comes down to this: Republicans are showing an enthusiasm for Romney in 2012 that looks like the Democrats showing enthusiasm for Obama exactly four years earlier. As such, I see the rural and suburban voters going for Romney in such high numbers that they will erase the advantage Obama has in urban areas. I really do see the possibility of Romney winning as much as 335 Electoral College votes.

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ropati Wrote: Nov 05, 2012 8:28 AM

and nobody is talking about Republican enthusiasm in 2010, which was a mere two years ago.

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Jim5154 Wrote: Nov 05, 2012 9:29 AM

Rememer the long lines at Chic-A-Fila? We are fed up with the corrupt liberal/socialist form of government B-Ho has brought us! Libs are desperately trying to extend voting hours hoping their unenthusiastic Kool Aid drinkers might show up....... if the lines aren't too long!

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Six Reasons for Final Weekend Optimism

You already know all the supposed reasons conservatives should feel downtrodden heading into Tuesday: The Obama campaign's balleyhooed turnout machine, heavily Democratic state polls in places like Ohio, Nate Silver's electoral model, and the overwhelming conventional wisdom in the media all suggest the president will limp over the finish line on Tuesday and secure four more years. I've already written about why I think the race will ultimately hinge on turnout and enthusiasm, both of which could break either way in three days. But while liberals attempt to sow seeds of despair -- perhaps in an act of Freudian...

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