Question:
Republican's In all Honesty.. Who do you think will Win in November?
Wong
2012-07-20 15:58:34 UTC
Try to keep in mind Fox News Projected Mccain and Palin by a 7 to 1 Margin.. And Obama stomped both their heads into the ground so hard most of the Republicans started crying... Next thing you know Fox News starts talking about 2012 the day after the election again.. And yes again they think Romney will Win.. But IN you're heart do you think Romney will Out Perform Obama in the Debates and win the election?
Eleven answers:
suthrnlyts™
2012-07-20 16:07:26 UTC
I don't watch FOX, but I think that Mitt will win.



People may like Obama as a person.. He's likable, but they don't like his leadership. He's weak, he's incapable of working with both sides, and the economy is faltering, there is no upswing.



Mitt might not be loved, but he's looked up to for his successes (regardless of liberal spin) and right now we need leadership, not someone who has nothing to run on.
anonymous
2012-07-20 16:05:07 UTC
Ok, are you going to tell the truth about ANYTHING?



The last time we saw a 7 to one was when George McGovern lost. Fox predicted no such thing.



ALSO 52.7 % to 47.3% is not exactly an Asswhooping!



But, Obama does not poll over 50% in ANY measure, and "undecideds" Almost ALWAYS go to the challenger.





Obama won by less than 3% last time, and has DAMN sure pissed off at LEAST three percent of the people, and I do not think ANYONE who voted McCain Now thinks they made a mistake doing so.
D
2012-07-20 16:27:57 UTC
Honestly, I think anything could happen. It all depends on what happens between now and November. There's still plenty of electoral votes up for grabs (ie Florida, Ohio, North Carolina, Virginia, maybe even Michigan) Enough to decide the election. I think that whoever wins, its going to come down to one state.



One advantage Romney has is fundraising. After the SCOTUS ruling on Obamacare the Romney campaign raises millions in a matter of days. Plenty of Americans are furious over the ruling, and this election could very well be a referendum on Obamacare. Also, Obama's "you didn't build that" comments are sure to get plenty of furious small business owners and entrepreneurs out to the voting booth. And the fact that Obama has spent more than Reagan, Bush Sr., Clinton, and Bush Jr. COMBINED when we're on the verge of being crushed in debt surely doesn't help Obama's case.



Romney needs to perform well in the 3 debates. And he needs to be more specific on his message. Whenever I hear him say "Well, uh, we're gonna cut taxes... And cut spending, we need to do that too..." I literally yell at the TV. WHAT IS HE GOING TO CUT? He needs to seriously get his act together if he wants to appeal to the independent voters, instead of acting like a classic politician.
The Beast
2012-07-20 16:05:42 UTC
independent here. i have all along thought obama would win, being the incumbent and the favored one in most polls. but...lately there is more conversation about how elections are swayed by the health or lack thereof of the economy in september. with 8.2% unemployment and debt dragging the country into a hole, there is a chance that obama will lose. and i write that on purpose. romney is not a good candidate for the gop...but obama is weak in his accomplishments and has nothing to hang his hat on. so people will start voting against someone, and more people will vote against obama than romney.
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2012-07-20 16:01:18 UTC
Quite false about McCain.

Hopefully Romney will win.

The only good thing I see about 0bama winning is the younger people will suffer the most from his devastating the economy, seeing as how they are mostly responsible for him being elected.

Although I feel bad for the life my grandchildren are going to have.
sheephead_28
2012-07-20 16:04:28 UTC
If obama loses, America wins.

Vote NO to Barack Hussein O. in 2012.
Connor Labuff
2012-07-20 16:05:48 UTC
It's not an election anymore it's an auction, and as long as romneys billionaire friends keep throwing money at him he will win, not because the people voted for him. Either way they both suck but this is what a polyarchy is so we don't have much choice
Cochran
2012-07-20 16:03:59 UTC
The only problem for Democrats, this time around, is, Obama has a record that the media can't ignore. Oh, they'll try, but it can't be hidden.
clean truck
2012-07-20 16:00:35 UTC
Mitt by 9 points.
anonymous
2012-07-20 16:01:39 UTC
I don't know who will win, but I do know that our liberties will die regardless of who wins. It's a race between two liberals.
anonymous
2012-07-20 16:00:25 UTC
Islam. They are more angry than Mormons.


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