30 Replies to “Now Is The Time At SDA When We Juxtapose!”

  1. When you take the bias out of the polls . . . . No wonder the DNC is depressed.
    “The QStarNews projection of the 2012 presidential race sees Mitt Romney being elected the next president of the United States with 53.63 percent of the popular vote and 359 electoral votes to President Obama’s 45.92 percent and 179 electoral votes.
    QStarNews predicts the turnout nationally will includes 34.8 percent Republicans, 35.2 percent Democrats, and 30.0 percent independents. QStarNews predicts turnout will rise by about four percent, or a total of about 130,955,000 voters including about 600,000 for third party candidates and the rest going to Romney and Obama. ”
    http://www.unskewedpolls.com/unskewed_projection_2012%20president_02.cfm
    Time to put the Suicide Watch in place in Chicago.

  2. Fred at October 25, 2012 9:47 AM
    “Time to put the Suicide Watch in place in Chicago.”
    Nah don’t be silly.
    Donkeys are homocidal…not suicidal…
    Self flagelation is not on their menu….whipping/mugging others is….
    It’s the Chicago way……

  3. “Time to put the Suicide Watch in place in Chicago.”
    Are you kidding? I’ve got a cabinet full of rope, strychnine, rat poison, sleeping pills, pistols, shotgun, and an airtight garage with a running car, gasoline, matches and the democrats are welcome to it all, all at once, if necessary. And all the privacy they want
    Never interrupt the enemy when they are making mistakes.

  6. Looks like it was Fast and Furious…..Arab Spring version
    We armed the “freedom fighters”….we know this because they were bragging about it at the time
    “leading from behind”
    The “freedom fighters” were al-Qaeda
    They used the very weapons we gave them to attack our embassy….
    …they facebooked the first hour to take credit for doing it
    the rest is cover up history

  7. The Axis of Maple (the great Krauthammer and the great Steyn) notwithstanding, I always like VDH because he conveys a sense of how he’s really feeling about the actual state of play — he doesn’t argue or advocate so much as assess and interpret.
    He was pretty negative several months back, and he’s turned pretty positive in the last ten days, which I take to be a very encouraging development.
    Great comments above.

  9. I want to see the video of the attack in Benghazi.
    Reports that the two Seals killed, wounded,
    and maintained security of the compound for at least 7 hours against 200-300 heavy armed Islamic fighters.
    That has to be one of the most heroic battles in the history of warfare,
    considering that we had the most cowardly president ever in office.
    –
    If true-
    The 300 Spartans will have to stand and greet these Seals when they walk through the door of combat after life.
    Good job troops.

  10. These last few days will be the nastiest,dirtiest ever.. Gloria Allred and whatever other smut pedlar the left can find.
    I remain very hopeful Romney wins, but I remember the polls leading up to the Alberta election and how disappointed we all were when the opposite happened. Also key to that was dummies shooting off their mouths about abortion, etc. And the same thing is happening with some Republicans, too.
    Also, the aftermath of this election will be even more interesting/dangerous. Riots if it’s a close Romney win? Obama releasing the blind sheik and others? Oh yes, this is gonna get really interesting…A commentator the other day said we could see growth like the years following WW II after a Romney win …. We shall see.

  11. “I want to see the video of the attack in Benghazi.
    Reports that the two Seals killed, wounded,
    and maintained security of the compound for at least 7 hours against 200-300 heavy armed Islamic fighters.”
    They were killed while on the roof of a building when they were hit by mortar fire.
    That would be on video from the UAV they had overhead streaming live video to numerous command centers, including the White House Situation Room.
    Just like Obama watched the Osama raid live in the White House, he might have watched when these two Americans get killed when hit by mortar fire.
    They knew.
    They watched.
    Now they lie like cheap rugs.

  12. Soooooo. When is the DNC coming out with the “it’s the fault of the eeevvvviilllll,racist,greedy, xenophonic,right wing,white baby boomers”?

  14. Soccermom @ 11:07
    Agree with you about the Alberta election – polls cannot be trusted.
    I too remain hopeful for a Romney win but far too many live in an alternate reality – they will continue to vote for their own demise.
    Amazing how things are turned upside down – lies are truth and truth is lies.

  15. We can hope and pray, and I am doing both; but the Democrats have several things going for them: the dependency vote,
    the dead vote, and the vote-twice vote. And, of course, voting machines.
    Obama has probably lost the gonad vote – he doesn’t look very sexy after his first debate with Romney.
    I wonder how the “black vote” is doing. Despite what gets videoed, most blacks that I have met are not fools,
    and Obama has done nothing for them. The New Yahk and the New Joisy votes are probably still obamite.

  16. Soccermom, I also agree with you. In fact, because of that Alberta election, I will never, ever again assume that an election will turn out a certain way … no matter what the polls might say.

  17. Now you know why Obama needed, and got, that “loan” from Bank of America. By the time the polls close on November 6 there won’t be a drop of malt liquor left in the city of Cleveland.
    The worst nightmare of banksters and bureaucrats in every quarter of the civilized world is the possibility of DC falling into the hands of Christian men who fear the Lord, do not fear hard work, and are determined not to sell their people’s birthright to usurers for a bottle of malt liquor—or, for that matter, a bottle of the pills America’s gangs of dying liberal boomers demand to put off their own damnation for a few more years, months or weeks and of course cannot possibly afford (having spent their own children’s inheritance and then some).
    Barack Obama is still at 60% on Intrade because America’s banksters have made fortunes off Obama and Ben Bernanke, and they’re not going anywhere if anybody at Citibank or Bank of America have anything to say about it.
    The real question is how much rigging they have to do. If it really is 50-50, more or less, a small amount of voter fraud will carry the day with plausible deniability. If even the MSM polls start indicating a rout, that’s when they’ll call out the “community” to put down the rebels, just as was done in Timisoara.
    Are you a white Christian American? If you can at all afford it, invest in a gun before November 6. You may be needing it soon.
    Next Christmas in Bucharest!

  18. My only concern at this point about the Romney victory is that Republican victories have to be, in Kate’s words, “beyond the margin of Democratic vote fraud”. It’s an open question in the close states how many cemeteries, illegal aliens, “vote-early-vote-often” Democrats they can turn out.

  19. Soccermom, Robert W.:
    In republics, honest elections are rarely suffered to take place when there is any chance at all of electing a government that takes the side of hardworking, decent people against tax-farmers, usurers and parasites. That’s why only a Christian monarch can be trusted to govern a country wisely and well.
    Of course, in the States all they do is elect a tyrant every four years—or rather rubber-stamp the choice made for them by the banksters.
    The Alberta election was rigged from the start. The Muslim imams who have taken over Calgary, put one of their own in the mayor’s office and had no intention of letting Alberta fall into Christian hands oversaw the stuffing of ballot boxes with Tory votes.
    Maybe one day we’ll find out how handsomely Redford recompensed the imams for their co-operation.

  20. The Muslim imams […] oversaw the stuffing of ballot boxes with Tory votes.
    Lies and nonsense!
    As a Wildrose scrutineer, I can tell you that we had people watching the polling staions.
    Nothing of the kind occurred.
    My barber, a Palistinian Muslim, told me his Imam pointed out the “racist” Wildrose candidate from Calgary N.E. and told his congregation to go forth and vote PC.
    They did as told, and the rest is history.
    If you aren’t a Moby, Slater, you need to know you aren’t doing conservatives or Christians any good spreading such lies.

  21. You can poll until the cows come home, however the only poll that counts is the election poll.
    In the last three days of the campaign it will be the respective parties ‘ground game’ to get out the vote that will matter.
    Everything else will be inconsequential.
    Cheers
    Hans Rupprecht, Commander in Chief
    1st Saint Nicolaas Army
    Army Group “True North”

  23. Obama is in trouble, hell, even the ABC polls stacked with Democrats has Romney by 4 points. What has me worried is the Obabots on Nov. 7th.
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  25. What has me worried is the Obabots on Nov. 7th.
    ~Ratt
    Me too, but I’m especially worried about what Obama might do between Nov.7th and Jan.20th at noon EDT.
    Hopefully he’ll spend a lot more time golfing after Nov.7th.

  26. Dick Morris has a theory on how the polls will play out.
    Most of the undecideds go against the incumbent.
    So, under that theory, if a poll is tied 47-47, that adds up to 94 and most of the remaining six will go the challenger.
    Even if it goes 4-2, then under Morris’s theory, the final count would be 51-49.
    Of course, it’s still possible that Romney could win the popular vote and lose the electoral college count.
    Therefore, pay more attention to polling in individual states.

  27. A real gem from the first link:
    “They have this fantasy that the debates will come and the dam will break like it did in 1980,” Axelrod said. “I think they are delusional.”

  28. Phantom, Dick is neither a moby nor a nut. He’s an Orangeman, if an extreme one, and so while I often disagree with him I never write him off. I’m quite cool with the Orangemen and always regard them with friendship. A policy as wise as it is prudent; and I’ve been in a few places where it’s pretty durned prudent. Don’t worry, Dick, I may shake my head sadly at you now and then, but I’ve always got your back covered.

  29. On holidays now in Northern Florida and the people I’ve talked to have a uniformly low opinion of Obozo. One of the locals leant me a copy of “Dreams from my Real Father” which apparently was mailed out to all registered Independents in Florida and who knows how many other states. A uniformly depressing movie and, given the allegations it makes, the total lack of a response by Obozo makes me think that he’d lose a libel suit as in the US facts are an absolute defense.
    What concerns me the most is Obozo’s role in registering dead voters in Chicago where most of the “voters” registered by the community organizer were non-existent.
    People here are well armed and want to see the Kenyan gone. If there is any suspicion of voter fraud, prepare for civil war #2.

  30. There are a few factors that make this very, perhaps impossibly, hard to assess where things really are.
    1: Likely voter polling requires a reasonably accurate determiner of which registered voters are actually going to show up. Most of the public likely voter polls assume that if the voter says they are going to vote they are. This results in turnout expectations of 80+ percent of polled registered voters. We haven’t been close to 80% in quite a long time. Realistically between 10% and 15% of “likely voters” in these polls are not going to vote. That is a huge bias. If all those voters actually vote this is probably a very close election. If not which candidate’s support comes from demographics that historically been more certain voters?
    2: Racial enthusiasm. Had Obama not turn the black pulpits against him, I would expect him to still get 95%-97% of a slightly smaller black vote. Say an electorate share of 10%-11% instead of 12%-13%. However he faces an intense highly organized movement in many black churches against his reelection. I can’t see many of those voter switching to Romney, but this might convince a lot of blacks, especially elderly blacks (the most reliable black voter) to stay home.
    3: Early voting and absentee voting. The various replacements of acorn have been very very active in the swing states arranging for votes from people who either have never voted or haven’t voted in years. A number of instances of requesting ballots for incompetent seniors living in assisted living and then filling out the ballot and returning it on the senior’s “behalf” have been reported. Impossible to determine the extent of this, but these votes would never show up in a poll.
    4: A swing state friend of mine who voted for Obama in 2008 (and will be voting for Romney) received an unrequested absentee ballot in the mail the Monday before the first debate. My assumption is that he remained identified as an Obama voter and the Democrat ground game requested the ballot in his name. Once again the extent of this is unknown, but clearly troubling. At my suggestion he is going to report this to state officials so perhaps we’ll learn more.
    5: Early voting booths are set up on college campuses in places like student unions. Impulse voting, peer pressure voting may compensate for 18-29 year old disinterest in voting for Obama again.
    6: Many states have purged dead and illegal voters from their voter rosters and have passed various id requirements. This may reduce the dead vote in key swing states.
    7: While overall Republican turnout in 2008 did not fall off as much as the tail of the stay at home conservative suggested, depressed conservative turnout in some key states was the difference in the race. All of those voters will be out in force this November.
    8: Catholics have mobilized against Obama in several key states especially Pa, Mi, and Ohio. The degree to which that will effect the vote of formerly left leaning Catholic independents ( and other independents for who freedom of religion is important ) is very difficult to gauge, but the polling in Pa and Mi suggests that it is having an impact.
    9: Obama’s likability is has now fallen below Romney’s in some polls. This could be a result of different demographic weighting or it could reflect a real change. Further at least one poll has Romney within the margin of error with women over all. Once again we must be suspicious of demographic weighting, but if true that is almost certainly a further shift among married and older women both more certain voters than younger and single women.
    10: Conventional wisdom, based on past elections, is that the support of media is worth between 5%-7% of the vote. Perhaps the result of the press’s so ardent one sided coverage, clearly revealed in the first debate and under cut by the net and alternative media, is to reduce or eliminate it. If so that would help to explain part of Romney’s post debate gains.
    11: A decade or so ago Libertarians started the “Free State Project” to identify a low population state where injecting 30,000 to 50,000 activist libertarian voters would allow the Libertarians to win control (or possibly shared control) of the state government. They picked NH, and and in recent years the third party movement in NH, in which Libertarians have always been highly visible even winning a few state house seats, has gained strength. In past presidential elections where the state was hotly contested, most libertarians voted Republican at the top of the ticket. However polling suggests that Gary Johnson might win many of those “switching” Libertarian voters. That could throw the state to Obama. If the election is close those four electoral votes could decide.
    My gut says that Obama loses all the traditional swing states and possibly Wi, Pa, and maybe Mi, but those last 3 and Co, Nv, NH, Iowa, and Oh could go for him.
    Ultimately we need to get Romney voters to the polls. As has been pointed out, if each of us gets four friends to vote for Romney on election day we win. Keep fighting.

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