Poll Question: Who will win the general election in November?
8trackdisco
13 years ago
This isn't a question of who you want to win. The question is who do you think is actually going to be the president for the next four years.
borndead1
13 years ago
The Obamessiah. By less than 500,000 votes.
Brewha
13 years ago
Obama - unless Wheel shows up with a ham sammich . . . . .
bloody spaniard
13 years ago
Obama

Heard his campaign is thinking of tweaking an old Goldwater slogan- In your heart you know he's white.👎
8trackdisco
13 years ago
I had a guy in the office tell me that I have been brainwashed by the liberal media and offered a $20 bet that Romney would win.

I took that wager before it was completely out of his mouth.

Brainwashed by the media. He listens to Rush. 🤔
jackconrad
13 years ago
Because i have faith in Ameri8cans

Rombey
8trackdisco
13 years ago

Because i have faith in Ameri8cans

Rombey

jackconrad wrote:



Awww, what a quaint, Normal Rockwell, light snow in the Vermont countryside, view.

Would you like to make a wager as well on the November outcome?
ZRX1200
13 years ago
I think Williard will win. And Rush is partially right, the polls are skewed by people who don't want to admit not voting for the token black guy.
SMGBobbyScott
13 years ago
Obama will win and it won't be close...either by vote or by the electoral college. The fact that we're even wondering if the polls are right (they are) is a testament to how bad this beatdown is going to be...
JadeRose
13 years ago
Obama. Landslide. Won't even be close.
rfenst
13 years ago
Unless something totally unexpected occurs, the race is over.
RWhisenand
13 years ago
Obama, I can't get good enough odds though to put money on the race though.

DadZilla3
13 years ago
I'll go with Romney.
wheelrite
13 years ago

Obama. Landslide. Won't even be close.

JadeRose wrote:



Homo wishful thinking...
8trackdisco
13 years ago

Homo wishful thinking...

wheelrite wrote:



Would you like to put a wager on the general election, Wheel?
wheelrite
13 years ago

Would you like to put a wager on the general election, Wheel?

8trackdisco wrote:



no....

Despite being no reason for reasonable people to vote for Barry, the unwashed gimme gimme masses will vote for him.

I think it will be very close and it could go either way..
8trackdisco
13 years ago

no....

Despite being no reason for reasonable people to vote for Barry, the unwashed gimme gimme masses will vote for him.

I think it will be very close and it could go either way..

wheelrite wrote:



Smart move. You know as well as every other Romney voter on this thread the Romney is way behind, and once Obama buries the robot in the debates, it won't even be remotely close.

Pretty sad to say that George W Bush has been the most polished and dynamic Republican nominee over the last 12 years.
wheelrite
13 years ago

Smart move. You know as well as every other Romney voter on this thread the Romney is way behind, and once Obama buries the robot in the debates, it won't even be remotely close.

Pretty sad to say that George W Bush has been the most polished and dynamic Republican nominee over the last 12 years.

8trackdisco wrote:



The Debates are crucial...
borndead1
13 years ago

no....

Despite being no reason for reasonable people to vote for Barry, the unwashed gimme gimme masses will vote for him.

I think it will be very close and it could go either way..

wheelrite wrote:




Don't forget our wager!

For a minute, I actually thought of setting aside 5 Habanos just in case Romney pulled it off. Then I laughed and smoked them instead.
bloody spaniard
13 years ago
Obama CAN be had. I still remember how Alan Keyes easily manhandled him & showed him for the uninformed (constitutional) boob he was during the Illinois debates. Fortunately the informed unwashed masses rejected the "carpetbagging" Keyes & instead opted for their homegrown activist.😲

I'm counting on the electorate to come through again for handsome Barry. Go soccer moms!
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