On MSNBC’s Morning Joe today, former CBS anchorman Dan Rather all but predicted a win for Mitt Romney today; except it wasn’t based on anything more than his “gut.”
“It’s election day, the time for spin, chatter and analysis is over,” he said. “You can lay out a plan that Romney wins this election. And I’ll be honest with you — as I always try to be: Something in my gut tells me that it’s going to be a good day for Romney.”
Rather went on to say that “as a reporter, you don’t report your gut.”
“The polls all indicate — yes, Obama — he has several paths to victory. Romney, he has only one. But I’m remembering that old saying ‘don’t taunt the alligator until after you’ve cross the creek.’ If Obama gets his vote out, I agree he probably wins. But there’s some doubt in my mind that he’s going to get his vote totally out.”

























































































































darkloch
Nov. 6, 2012 at 7:20ami see it some were Obama 145 or 159 and Romney 393 or 379…. i’m going with my gut on this one.
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sandyspoint
Nov. 6, 2012 at 7:00amAdd your comments
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darkloch
Nov. 6, 2012 at 7:23ammy gut tells me Obama 145 or 159 and Romney 393 or 379. just a gut feeling:)
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sandyspoint
Nov. 6, 2012 at 6:52amRomney….93,432,902 /67% / 380 electoral
Obama…..46,013,553 /33% / 158 electoral
This is the why
In 2008 129 million voted, 20% liberals, 40% conservatives, 40% independents. Independents broke for Obama 6 to 1 over McCain. Independents felt anger and frustrated with Bush’s last few years of nation building and out of control spending. McCain was viewed neutral to slightly negative. Obama was viewed positive to very positive as his promises targeted the independents for smaller deficits, withdrawals from wars, and bringing Americans together to solve problems. Without any track record the independents gave him an opportunity and swung for him 6 to 1 on his word.
2008
Obama ………………..69,498,215 54% / 365 electoral
McCain ………………..59,498,240 46% / 173 electoral
Liberals Obama………..25,934,687 20%
Conservatives McCain…..51,869,374 40%
Independents Obama…..43,563,528 34%
Independents McCain…….8,078,866 6%
Others………………………………226,979 2%
Total 2008 votes………..129,673,434 100%
2012
Obama………………..46,013,553 33% / 158 electoral
Romney……………….93,432,902 67% / 380 electoral
Liberals Obama………..25,934,687 20%
Conservatives Romney…51,869,374 40%
Independents Romney….43,563,528 34%
Independents Obama……..8,078,866 6%
Others………………………………226,979 2%
Total 2008 votes………….129,673,434 100%
Additional Turnout 2012
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sandyspoint
Nov. 6, 2012 at 7:02amAdjustment for voter Fraud
Add To Obama……………..10,000,000
Subtract From Romney……..-10,000,000
Start out 2012 the same 129,673,434 that voted in 2008 but now Obama has not delivered and is trended negative to very negative there is greater increased anger and fears then 2008 from independents. Romney since the debates has trended slightly positive to positive. With this adjustment from 2008 to 2012 we switch independents from 6 to 1 Obama to 6 to 1 Romney. Next we add an additional 10 million voters due to a consistent progression of voter turnout since1960 which has averaged 5 million per presidential election an additional 5 million for supercharged electorate environment since 2010 midterms. This 10 million additional voter turnout is mostly a protest vote against Obama and socialistic liberalism. We give Obama the benefit of 2 million and Romney 8 million just to play it safe.
Last we adjust Obama up 10 million and Romney down 10 million to cover additional voter fraud this is over and above the fraud in 2008 as Obama’s has control for the last 4 years. At least 380 electoral votes for Romney.
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pkawika
Nov. 6, 2012 at 6:50amI believe Mitt Romney will smash OBAMA!
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