And the trend in WI is away from Obama. Obamas polling numbers are declining g in WI. Originally Posted by WhirlawayLet's do the calculations, shall we? According to "the very respectable Real Clear Politics" (WhirlyTit's words, not mine) Obama led in Wisconsin by 6.8 points two weeks ago and today it is 6.6.
Let's do the calculations, shall we? According to "the very respectable Real Clear Politics" (WhirlyTit's words, not mine) Obama led in Wisconsin by 6.8 points two weeks ago and today it is 6.6.
http://www.politico.com/2012-election/swing-state/
Yikes! At that rate (.2 increase every two weeks), Romney might close the gap in Wisconsin by the time Obama is sworn in for another 4 year term in January.
WhirlyTits, I have a spectacular deal custom made for your betting pleasure! It is increasingly apparent that you do not have the gonads to accept my kind and generous $5 Benji wager on the eventual electoral outcome of the 2012 Presidential election. Perhaps you would like to make the bet focused on Wisconsin only, as opposed to the entire country. With that thought in mind, I will withdraw my previous kind and generous offer and instead wager that same $5 benjis on Wisconsin's 10 electoral votes (in 2012) going to Obama, not Romney.
Surely we have a bet now, don't we? Originally Posted by bigmex
Let's do the calculations, shall we? According to "the very respectable Real Clear Politics" (WhirlyTit's words, not mine) Obama led in Wisconsin by 6.8 points two weeks ago and today it is 6.6.That's assuming a constant speed on a constant downslope with a constant size as the speed increases down the gradually falling slope. Physics.
Yikes! At that rate (.2 increase every two weeks), Romney might close the gap in Wisconsin by the time Obama is sworn in for another 4 year term in January.
Originally Posted by bigtex
Let's do the calculations, shall we? According to "the very respectable Real Clear Politics" (WhirlyTit's words, not mine) Obama led in Wisconsin by 6.8 points two weeks ago and today it is 6.6.
http://www.politico.com/2012-election/swing-state/
Yikes! At that rate (.2 increase every two weeks), Romney might close the gap in Wisconsin by the time Obama is sworn in for another 4 year term in January.
Originally Posted by bigtex
......it's good to admit you were wrong........... Originally Posted by WhirlawayIt's called a "sucker punch" and WhirlyTit's the "sucker!"
WhirlyTits, I have a spectacular deal custom made for your betting pleasure! It is increasingly apparent that you do not have the gonads to accept my kind and generous $5 Benji wager on the eventual electoral outcome of the 2012 Presidential election. Perhaps you would like to make the bet focused on Wisconsin only, as opposed to the entire country. With that thought in mind, I will withdraw my previous kind and generous offer and instead wager that same $5 benjis on Wisconsin's 10 electoral votes (in 2012) going to Obama, not Romney.WhirlyTits, have you changed your mind on the friendly little Wisconsin wager yet?
Surely we have a bet now, don't we? Originally Posted by bigtex
what's the spread? Originally Posted by LexusLoverLL, there is no need for a spread!