Now Pennsylvania is off the table.

People laughed at me when I told them watch out for an upset in PA. I live in the Phila tv market area and am seeing pro Romney ads frequently in the last few days, question is, is there enough time left for Romney to steal it? I hope so
 
I believe Romney will take PA by a narrow margin. Obama picked the wrong enemy in the coal industry.

Tuesday is going to be an awesome day. Hopefully Chris Matthews does everyone a favor and commits suicide on live TV.
 
Voltaire said:
I believe Romney will take PA by a narrow margin. Obama picked the wrong enemy in the coal industry.

Tuesday is going to be an awesome day. Hopefully Chris Matthews does everyone a favor and commits suicide on live TV.
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We can only hope
 
Voltaire said:
I believe Romney will take PA by a narrow margin. Obama picked the wrong enemy in the coal industry.

Tuesday is going to be an awesome day. Hopefully Chris Matthews does everyone a favor and commits suicide on live TV.
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What a lovely thought.
 
Voltaire said:
I believe Romney will take PA by a narrow margin. Obama picked the wrong enemy in the coal industry.

Tuesday is going to be an awesome day. Hopefully Chris Matthews does everyone a favor and commits suicide on live TV.
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My guess is that PMSNBC will see their best ratings ever out if sheer guilty pleasure of witnessing him come unhinged and going off on the electorate
 
Dungheap said:
Great. We can add Romney to a long list of Republican candidates that campaigned in PA close to election day and ended up losing anyway.
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The difference is, it previously has not been this close. Obama had a double digit lead here a month ago, now it's 3-4% for Obama without Romney ever coming to Pa or spending money there. Also, it should be noted, previous presidents didn't threaten to wipeout the coal industry like Obama did. This will NOT be a cakewalk for Obama even if be wins
 
I heard the same shit from GHWB, Bob Dole, GWB and McCain supporters. Different rationales, but all said their candidate had a shot in PA.
 
morf13 said:
The difference is, it previously has not been this close. Obama had a double digit lead here a month ago, now it's 3-4% for Obama without Romney ever coming to Pa or spending money there. Also, it should be noted, previous presidents didn't threaten to wipeout the coal industry like Obama did. This will NOT be a cakewalk for Obama even if be wins
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I guess PA residents have forgotten Romney hates coal, too!
 
I Love America said:
How many of them went to PA on Sunday before election. Get back to me when you know
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Lol.... Sure, previous GOP candidates may have claimed an edge in Pa, but how many we're in races this close? Try zero, and again, pretty sure the incumbent didn't threaten to bankrupt the coal industry. Go ahead and call Romney a flip flopped on this, but which will they choose, a flip flopped or a guy that has vowed to bankrupt them? Pretty obvious choice
 
morf13 said:
Lol.... Sure, previous GOP candidates may have claimed an edge in Pa, but how many we're in races this close? Try zero, and again, pretty sure the incumbent didn't threaten to bankrupt the coal industry. Go ahead and call Romney a flip flopped on this, but which will they choose, a flip flopped or a guy that has vowed to bankrupt them? Pretty obvious choice
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How about neither!
 
Haiku said:
Wow you really buy into the close race meme eh?
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In some surprising states, yes. I don't think it's going to be that close in the "popular vote" though, not a runaway, but a clear victory for one of these two.
 
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