dsgrue3 said:
gergroy said:
dsgrue3 said:
Your Registered voter chart does not include Independents which comprise 26% of Americans. That's the first thing with which I take issue as Independent voters rarely side with the incumbent.
Including Ohio in a registered voter chart is laughably stupid. Beyond that, cool...early voting is favoring Obama. Who knew the jobless would vote Early? Shocking.
Thirdly, of the 5 listed states, only 3 of them are considered Swing States. Those being OH (Not even entertaining the findings on that), Florida (Polling Romney +1.8, but really a good TIE), and Iowa (Obama +2, again TIE)
Let's remove NY, clearly (D) and NC (Romney +5.6) is likely Romney.
That leaves 2 out of 5 listed states. Iowa and Florida. 2 states, out of 50. 2 states out of 10 Swing states. Where is the rest of this STUDY???? Do you not question the validity of a study when it purposely cherry picks? |
Actually, independents represent about 40% of americans, but they are also the least likely to vote...
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That's your rebuttal? LOL
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It isnt really a rebuttal as much as a correction. There really isnt anything in your post i a disagree with...
