Tag Archives: Election Day

Well, It Appears I Was Wrong. Obama Gets A Second Term.

Posted on November 7, 2012 by

What else can I say? I’ve been preaching a false gospel for at least 6 months. I wasn’t doing it knowingly. I used hard numbers and anecdotal factors. I thought Romney was going to win based on historical factors and … Continue reading →

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We’re Calling it For Romney

Posted on November 6, 2012 by

At some point tonight America will be told they have a new president. The 45th president of the United States will be Mitt Romney. The historical whirlwinds and anecdotal evidence is favorable for a challenger’s year. Romney has distinguished himself … Continue reading →

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Romney is Headed For A Clear Victory

Posted on October 31, 2012 by

Approximately 96 percent of the likely voters have made up their minds long ago. They don’t need convincing. Roughly half that number is for Obama (47), and the majority is for Romney (49). The remaining 4 percent will base their … Continue reading →

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Obama: The 9 Percent President

Posted on September 2, 2011 by

All signs (in case you didn’t figure that out on your own) are pointing towards 9 percent unemployment for the duration of Obama’s presidency. Translation: when voters head to the polls after all the muck and the mire, over 9 … Continue reading →

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