Kasz216 on 04 October 2012
| Mr Khan said: Media consensus seems to be that Romney won, so now we're going to get subjected to a week (or however long it is until debate #2) of constant media analysis over whether this is a game-changer or not. I will be interested to see if it has any impact on the polls. Everyone talks about Kennedy-Nixon, but honestly Kennedy-Nixon (the entire election) was one of those "too close to call" things that could have gone either way on election day, statistically. |
I just read that apparently at the end of the debate Obama said "Good job, you probably won."
Either way, this could be surprisingly deadly for Romney.
I mean, if he doesn't get a bump from this at all? Or even just a small one.
THAT becomes the story... and he's toast.
I wouldn't be shocked if the popular vote is closer then the polls say though. If your familiar with how poll modeling works. State wise Obama should still take it pretty easy though. The Electoral Map is just too heavily tilted towards democrats.
