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while you might classify me as a Jeffersonian; Webster is a Hamiltonian (Americanism). While I would want the Jeffersonian model, it will not work currently. Because I am a cutting edge thinker, I had already adopted the Hamiltonian model before I knew it was Hamiltonian and ever heard of this guy, Webster.
All of us want our candidate to win, but I prefer to view it as it is.
Florida, Iowa, Wisconsin and North Carolina are likely going to Romney.
Indiana, Pennsylvania, Michigan and Nevada are likely going for Obama.
Ohio is too difficult to tell.
Some say Nevada may go to Romney due to massive unemployment and depression, and that Michigan may unpredictably swing too because of Romney's respect within the state. While it's possible, I prefer to be going with good polling data and say both will go to Obama. So where does this leave the election? I think things are looking good for Romney. Which states am I missing?
The house will pickup more GOP votes, and the senate will very likely become GOP controlled. It's unlikely for the GOP to reach 60 votes however.
I would not follow any newspaper polls besides for the concise publicly released data from Rasmussen and Gallup.