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My path without Ohio or Pennsylvania (which still could drop for Romney).

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To visit Ohio is to visit a 1940-50s union culture that generates squads of This-Land-Is-Their-Land Obama picketers who  line up at Arlo Guthrie concerts especially when it's rumored that Joan Baez will guest. Time has forgotten Ohio just as surely as the rest of us have forgotten what a buckeye is. 

It's ironic though that hip-land denizens of Hollywood and Manhattan are now taking a last stand in Columbus,  Toledo, and Akron. Last we heard of any of them on network TV was WKRP - pictured as a grimy place you went when you were kicked out of everywhere else. Some praise from the media-mavens who now find their dreams in the hands of Cincinnati  voters eh? 

As for New Hampshire: It's now been annexed by too many Massachusetts ex-pats who've fled the Bay State's taxes yet seek to recreate the same utopian nests their consciences assembled back in the old-country. Much like Arizona immigrants who fled pollen-produced breathing problems only to import their trees/grass/shrubs right along with them. Sigh.... 

Edited on November 4, 2012 at 5:56pm
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Paul A. Rahe: This ought to be on the main feed. · 18 hours ago

Well, at least points 1-5 reinforce point 6, huh? There are twenty electoral votes  here in the Keystone State. Sure makes this an argument worth considering don't-cha think?

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Spyderman: Some good news at last! · 18 hours ago

And more importantly Spidey... Ohio's only got a paltry 18 electoral college votes... Who needs that tiny state when Pennsylvania's poised to give up 20, huh? 

Edited on November 3, 2012 at 6:42pm
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Schrodinger's Cat: If true, and I hope it is, the main point is taking Casey's seat will help win the Senate. · 18 hours ago

Uh-huh, Obama's loss will be the steak, Casey's the sizzle.... or the béarnaise brushed over that sizzling hunk of red meat... Eh?  

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Albert Arthur: I could kiss you, Mr. Byrne. · 18 hours ago

Um, just send flowers Albert :-)

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katievs: Seventh: The new Archbishop of Philadelphia has been outspoken and tireless in his repudiation of the HHS mandate and his stress on the evil of abortion.  He is telling the faithful of his Archdiocese that it's a sin not to vote.  

Wonderful point Katie! My Irish Catholic family and ex-classmates are sensing they have been  personally dissed by the President. This feeling appears to be dissipating the haze of a lifetime of Democrat voting. If we are the sum of our ideas, the President's assault on their intimate beliefs seems to have triggered a passion for wielding their votes in self defense at the polls on Tuesday. 

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 But he could drop Pennsylvania and Wisconsin and still win the election. Fundamentals.

But... but... here's how PA looks from the ground... a view that could make Obama AND Casey's futures send a tingle up your... wuddever :-)

http://ricochet.com/member-feed/Can-Romney-and-Smith-Win-Pennsylvania

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katievs: I'm wondering whether he has internal polling data that we lack.  

It's nice to think he might. · 13 hours ago

Here's the internal stuff from PA katie... http://ricochet.com/member-feed/Can-Romney-and-Smith-Win-Pennsylvania

Enjoy!

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Your confidence in PA's ability to vote against Obama AND Casey is apparently  attractive as a doughnut to Rosie O'Donnell Mr. D. Here's how it looks right now from the Keystone State... Read it and SMILE!

http://ricochet.com/member-feed/Can-Romney-and-Smith-Win-Pennsylvania

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You need the case for the GOP beating both Obama AND Casey in Pennsylvania JR? Take a look at this, K?

<http://ricochet.com/member-feed/Can-Romney-and-Smith-Win-Pennsylvania>

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And as I've discovered here: <http://ricochet.com/member-feed/Can-Romney-and-Smith-Win-Pennsylvania> – Tom Smith has eked out a lead over Bob Casey in Pennsylvania. Wheeeee!

Edited on November 3, 2012 at 1:49am
Ted Byrne

Interesting ideas here. Read my analysis of Pennsylvania below and lemme know if it adds to your 'red-ness' convictions. :-) As for Nevada, any state that re-elects Reed CANNOT BE TRUSTED... I'd switch those votes. Otherwise... It's a dream map!

Edited on November 2, 2012 at 9:58pm
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When's the last time anyone here ever voted for vice p? Oooops. Just thought of Sarah Palin's drawing so many Republicans to vote at all.

Neeeever Miiiind!

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Cheep.... cheep! Sticks and stones and like that... But the screen looks to be pixelating... Doc.

AAARGH! Is there a surprise on the October schedule? Huh? Huh? The Obama folks don't seem to be dialing down expectations for the debates. There's the scent of confidence wafting and swirling. 

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Boycott advertisers of MSNBC.

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Severely Ltd.: Would he be any worse than Ginsburg?

Like Mathias said, "Worse, how could it be worse?"

Hmmm.... don't confuse quantity with quality. Qualitatively... not worse... quantitatively... Ginsburg's got what? Three years? Obama.. He's a kid with maybe forty years to govern from the court. 

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