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I then waded through the propaganda link you provided (again disputing you ridiculous claim above) to expose the fact that your analysis was based on early results of only .05% of the population of the state, in ONE county, that has been historically left leaning. You, in turn, called me a liar, drunk, idiot etc. for pointing that fact out. Hysterically funny, since anyone who actually knows me is laughing their guts out at this. Hope you feel better about yourself, if that's what gets you through the day. |
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![]() Yes, 538 aggregate trending has Obama moving up in Florida, Romney down. As does TPM. As does your Rasmussen poll. As does several other polls. BTW, your Rasmussen poll you posted gives Obama a massive victory - even bigger than 538. And 538/Nate Silver is extremely well-respected and accurate in polling, even if you've never heard of him and want to dismiss him out of hand (which is laughable) Dude - you just posted an opinion article by Karl Rove. Talk about "not objective" ! LOL ! Quote:
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![]() I give up.
Let's start again: I say Obama is going to easily win the electoral college, and the popular vote. And I say Obama will win Florida. I use your Rasmussen polling info for the Florida win. And 538 and TPM aggegators. And the early voting data on turnout and party. And yes, I use 538, TPM, and even your Rasmussen polling company, for the national win. ![]()
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