Americans to Conks, Move ON Losers

[bluehenbillk]

Is it too late to bring back Herman Cain?

He may have chased too many skirts, but dammit at least he had a plan.

[HI54UNI]

Beating of the dead horse to the point it has turned into jerky. Michelle Bachmann last night on Pierce Morgan made a complete ass of herself, her state, and her party shouting out over anybody who tried to question her about the act being "the largest tax increase in our nation's history" and that it has already driven UP the cost of health insurance, that people will no longer have "CHOICES" under the bill, and the final lie, that an overwhelming majority of Americans feel just as she does.

Top her all off with her screaming denials that Romney Care is anything like Obama Care, and that President Mitt Romney is going to revoke the Affordable Health Care Act on day one.

What a fucking retard, but apparently a great spokeswoman for today's Republican Party.

So you are one of the 10 people in the entire country that watch Pierce Morgan?

[CitadelGrad]

I read a story today that Romney is leading Obama in 15 swing states by a margin of 51-43. It seems Obama is THE ONE who will be moving on.

[AZGrizFan]

Beating of the dead horse to the point it has turned into jerky. Michelle Bachmann last night on Pierce Morgan made a complete ass of herself, her state, and her party shouting out over anybody who tried to question her about the act being "the largest tax increase in our nation's history" and that it has already driven UP the cost of health insurance, that people will no longer have "CHOICES" under the bill, and the final lie, that an overwhelming majority of Americans feel just as she does.

Top her all off with her screaming denials that Romney Care is anything like Obama Care, and that President Mitt Romney is going to revoke the Affordable Health Care Act on day one.

What a fucking retard, but apparently a great spokeswoman for today's Republican Party.

So you are one of the 10 people in the entire country that watch Pierce Morgan?

[Chizzang]

They don't move on. It's their M.O.

Overturning Obama's health care reform will still be a central part of their platform 50 years from now... just like overturning social secutiry, overturning Roe v. Wade, etc.

Roe vs. Wade

[Chizzang]

I read a story today that Romney is leading Obama in 15 swing states by a margin of 51-43. It seems Obama is THE ONE who will be moving on.

Is Massachusetts a swing state..?

[Skjellyfetti]

I read a story today that Romney is leading Obama in 15 swing states by a margin of 51-43.

Obama is up in most of the swing states.

Obama up in:
Ohio +2.6
Virginia +2.4
Florida +1.7
Iowa +2.5
Colorado +3.0
Nevada +5.6
Wisconsin +3.5
Michigan +1.8
Pennsylvania +8.0
New Hampshire +5.7

Romney up in:
North Carolina +1.8
Missouri +3.0

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It seems Obama is THE ONE who will be moving on.

I have an open wager with any of you Conks that actually feel confident about these kind of statements. Feel free to step up to the plate. No one else has.

[Wedgebuster]

None of these "Romney leading Obama" mouths are going to put their coin on the table, they are just going to continue to shoot their mouths off, just like Michelle Bachmann, she certainly is the voice of the GOP today, loud and wrong.

[ASUG8]

None of these "Romney leading Obama" mouths are going to put their coin on the table, they are just going to continue to shoot their mouths off, just like Michelle Bachmann, she certainly is the voice of the GOP today, loud and wrong.

How do you figure Bachmann to be the "voice of the GOP"? She was one of the first ones out of the running for the nomination because most folks leaning Republican found her to be a whackjob, not unlike Sarah Palin, Limbaugh, or Trump. Romney has the ball now IMO, the rest are bit players until the election.

[AZGrizFan]

Michelle Bachmann, she certainly is the voice of the GOP today, loud and wrong.

Constantly repeating it doesn't make it true.

[D1B]

How does an individual who's ALREADY an ass proceed to MAKE an ass of herself?

She's a conk.

Nexxxxt.....

[DSUrocks07]

Is it too late to bring back Herman Cain?

He may have chased too many skirts, but dammit at least he had a plan.

Because people allow their hypocritical moral standard cloud their opinions WAY too often.

Obama won because he's a nice guy.

Romney is the GOP nominee because he's a nice guy.

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[CitadelGrad]

I read a story today that Romney is leading Obama in 15 swing states by a margin of 51-43.

Obama is up in most of the swing states.

Obama up in:
Ohio +2.6
Virginia +2.4
Florida +1.7
Iowa +2.5
Colorado +3.0
Nevada +5.6
Wisconsin +3.5
Michigan +1.8
Pennsylvania +8.0
New Hampshire +5.7

Romney up in:
North Carolina +1.8
Missouri +3.0

http://www.realclearpolitics.com/" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false;

Most of the polls have more Dem participants than GOP participants. Rasmussen, as far as I know is the only poll that normalizes the results. Rasmussen also typically is the most accurate.

[JohnStOnge]

I don't think it's an uncommon phenomenon. Over the years my perception has been that public opinion changes when Supreme Courts make decisions. The first time I noticed that was when I saw a series of historical polls on the issue of abortion. Before Roe vs. Wade, the overwhelming majority of the public was in favor of having abortion illegal. Very shortly after the opinion was issued...and I think it was within like a year...the overwhelming majority was against it.

My hypothesis is that a lot of people give the Supreme Court a lot more credibility than it deserves.

In this case it might be a little different. The poll doesn't appear to be about whether or not people favor the health care law itself. It's about whether or not they want opponents to drop efforts to get rid of it. But I still think it probably reflects an unduly high level of respect for the Supreme Court.

[JohnStOnge]

Most of the polls have more Dem participants than GOP participants. Rasmussen, as far as I know is the only poll that normalizes the results. Rasmussen also typically is the most accurate.

I had typed up a reply saying that there are more Democrats than Republicans out there but when I looked up a recent poll to get the numbers (http://www.rasmussenreports.com/public_ ... san_trends" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false;) I saw that such is not the case. The poll results yield estimates that 35.4% of people in the United States are Republicans and 34.0% are Democrats. Since the margin of error (95% confidence interval) is less than one percent the suggestion is that there are slightly more Republicans.

Anyway nothing like I thought it is. It suggests that if a poll with a reasonably large sample size does include substantially more Democrats than Republicans there is probably a problem. Of course that's assuming that there's no problem with the way in which Rasmussen samples to get the party breakdown. I think that in the real world it's impossible to get a completely sound "scientific" sample. Like for instance you're more likely to be able to reach some people by phone than others and of course you're going to get refusals or people just hanging up on you (non response). But my bet would be they're pretty close because they have a long record of knowing what they're doing and apparently being able to adjust to that.

[Skjellyfetti]

I like how CitadelGrad went out of his way to edit out the part of my post about putting his money where his mouth is.

Not as confident as you let on, are you?

[CID1990]

I like how CitadelGrad went out of his way to edit out the part of my post about putting his money where his mouth is.

Not as confident as you let on, are you?

I'm taking 5-1 that you were a partial birth abortion.

[YoUDeeMan]

BTW, once a shit freckle goes on my ignore list, I will not read their crap, they stay for good, and it was well deserved.

Carry on!

I'm on your ignore list, along with Gannonfan, yet you continue to respond.

Keep closing your world, Wedgie...soon you'll be hearing only the voices in your head.

[CitadelGrad]

I like how CitadelGrad went out of his way to edit out the part of my post about putting his money where his mouth is.

Not as confident as you let on, are you?

Frankly, I don't want to give you access to my personal information that would be necessary for a bet payoff.

[Skjellyfetti]

Frankly, I don't want to give you access to my personal information that would be necessary for a bet payoff.

Avatar bet?

I just want to hold people accountable for their bullshit prognostications and predictions. Like your head and shoulders patterns, AZGriz's confidence that McCain would win in 2008, Col Hogan's belief in the collapse of the stock market last summer, dbackjohn's prediction that NAU would finish in the top 10 a couple of years ago and App would not, etc.

[bluehenbillk]

Romney has his work cut out for him in November. It's closer than I thought it would be at this point in time but Mitt's going to need some serious swings to win.

[Skjellyfetti]

Romney has his work cut out for him in November. It's closer than I thought it would be at this point in time but Mitt's going to need some serious swings to win.

Nah. He's up 51-43 in swing states. He's golden.

[CitadelGrad]

Frankly, I don't want to give you access to my personal information that would be necessary for a bet payoff.

Avatar bet?

I just want to hold people accountable for their bullshit prognostications and predictions. Like your head and shoulders patterns, AZGriz's confidence that McCain would win in 2008, Col Hogan's belief in the collapse of the stock market last summer, dbackjohn's prediction that NAU would finish in the top 10 a couple of years ago and App would not, etc.

You are one truly stupid motherfucker. The stock market did decline precipitously last summer. The S&P 500 went from 1360 in April of '11 to 1120 by the end of August. That decline immediately followed a head & shoulders pattern formation from Feb. '11 to July '11. The right shoulder was also a double-top pattern which is just as ominous as a head & shoulders pattern.

[Skjellyfetti]

Hogan predicted the Dow would be in the 8000's by October.

It closed at 10655 October 1.


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[Ivytalk]

OK, Herr Spindoktor, to shut you up from your infernal cackling and graph-spinning, I will put 20 bucks on Romney. My only stipulation is that it be paid in cash -- a crisp new Andy Jackson either way. No checks. No Paypal.

Do we have a deal?