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Some small but positive anecdotal evidence from, yes, Nassau County...home of the worst debate questioners in the country!

I was driving 1 1/2 miles to CVS yesterday--a trip I make quite frequently, when I counted 6 Romney yard signs. They were not there on Monday.

I believe the R's are coming out...not afraid to vote for a winner anymore. I also believe it's not going to be that close--and that's good for this country.

Forgot to mention...not ONE Obama sign to be seen!

IF every nursing home, every shelter, every ACORN office isn't bussed to the polls and with no i.d. necessary.

So first, the author says that whoever wins Ohio will be President (which is not true, there are other paths to the WH for both candidates).

Now that the straw man is propped up, the author can now build an argument on the foundation of grass:

FTA: Obama's team decided early in the campaign to devote a lot of time, effort and money to early voting operations in key states, and it's paying off in Ohio, where Democrats are voting early in much larger numbers than Republicans.

How does he know that Democrats are voting early in much larger numbers than Republicans? This is pure projection, my friends. The liberals are still trying to convince conservatives that the race is lost. Boy, the author is so sophisticated, we rubes just don't understand how we're being manipulated, do we?

Obama is a lying house of cards.
The wind is rising.

Why not just have Ohio vote? Think of the money we'd save.

#2, I ordered 4 yard signs 2 months ago. Not here yet. Got an e-mail yesterday they are being shipped.

Libs would say R/R is in disarray. I would say that Romney is planning everything to the last minute detail. Yard signs are being shipped now to add to a final 3-week surge. That's my guess.

Gotta admit, Romney is organized in the debates. He's taking obama apart, piece by piece.

#5: I live and vote in Ohio, and we are not required to have any party affiliation/registration, so i'm not sure how they know the Dems are voting. i think you CAN register as one party or another, but it's not required. I'm registered "independent" but always vote R. Also, fyi from the Cinci. suburbs: Romney signs outweigh Obama signs by about 3:1. Last little tidbit: nearby "kool aid" house (always has Dem signs up every election) has every Dem sign there is (like 12-15 signs) but NO Obama sign. Hm.

#7, Exactly!

(sorry, i mis-stated the above: i'm not registered as any part affiliation, therefore, by technical default, i'm classified as "independent". no actual registration.)

I dunno. I am extremely worried about Ohio. Axelgrease is putting up a firewall in four battleground states, OH, NV, NH, IA. This MUST be countered most strongly by Romney's organization, ASAP. Redouble. Focus, guys! It would be tragic beyond words for this great nation to see Romney only win the popular vote over these desperate hellbent Leftist bastads..

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With this horrible Early Voting, Obama's Ohio crew is working this election like CardCheck, beating the bushes for every possible vote each day, checking off the names, and working and reworking their lists, and then going out the next day to do it again, locate and drag in more votes for Early Voting. Pester them until they vote, is the order of the day. So you have people now voting who would have not made the effort otherwise. Completely changing the electorate. For the first week of early voting in Ohio, you could register and early vote the same day. No lost drunk in any bar or gutter was safe from Obama activists. It's a complete travesty, IMO.

There is one Ohio Congressman - Jim Jordan - saying Ohio will go for Romney.

Jordan is optimistic Romney and Ryan will win. He said Romney dominated Tuesday’s debate, especially on economic issues, because President Obama has an indefensible record.

http://www.wnd.com/2012/10/ohio-lawmaker-romney-will-win-our-state/

There is no way that Obama can win Ohio.
In the 2008 election Ohio democrats had many more registered than Republicans.
Today it is reversed . There are many more registered Republicans than Dimocrats in Ohio.
All of those people did not register as Republicans so they could vote for Nobama!
I predict Romney will win Ohio by at leas t 5 points and probably more.

The Obama campaign way overplayed there hand. They spent millions demonizing Romney in attack ads. If you didn't know anything about Romney before the debates you would now be pleasantly surprised to find that Romney is a very capable and honorable man. So I think many people may find themselves happy fo vote for Romney.

I also think after the next debate Romney will have this election in the bag. Obama cannot run from this Libya mess. And if Romney talks about Obama not attending the security briefings 60% of the time and all the other naive mistakes Romney will, as he already is, look like the next president.

I dunno, #16. I'm not so confident. I understand that the Republican primary in Ohio was competitive while the Democratic one was a snoozer. So some say that many Ohio Democrats registered Republican to participate in the interesting race then... Ohio is a complete wild card in my book, with a lot of advantages on Obama's side of the ledger, like an improving economy that he may get more credit for than Gov Kasich, or Obama's well established, well funded GOTV operation.

Don't you mess this up for us, Ohio!?