Ohio – Republican presidential nominee Mitt Romney says he may be defeated by President Barack Obama in Tuesday’s presidential contest, but it’s doubtful.
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Speaking at an Ohio rally Sunday afternoon, Romney said that it’s possible, but not likely that Obama will win. He was responding to supporters who booed when he speculated on the consequences of an Obama second term.
Polls suggest the race is very close. Both campaigns predict wins.
Romney is campaigning in four battleground states on Sunday, including Pennsylvania. Romney’s visit follows the decision by his campaign and its Republican allies to put millions of dollars in television advertising in Pennsylvania during the race’s final weeks to try to make it competitive.
No Republican presidential candidate has carried the state since 1988.
Do I already hear a concession? That was quick.
Doesn’t Romney know that he is supposed to stick with the right wing narrative:
“they didn’t win, they stole it from us!”
He may be surrounded by stars but that doesn’t mean that he can read them. Who can say for sure one way or the other? One can merely speculate… President Romney. Hmm. Has a nice ring to it.
My prediction is an Obama victory because his storm response has been compared favorably to the Bush New Orleans fiasco.
people, go out and vote the RIGHT way
Romney gathered a crowd of 35 or 40k in Pennsylvania Sunday!!! Lets hope it’s means something. Btw since Exlrod mentioned cutting his mustache should Obama loose pa mi or mo the poles show Romney up there!! Looks like the residents there like the idea…
It’s a get out and vote reminder
Romeny sees the writing on the wall. There are stories tonight that his own pollsters have show him losing by 2 percentage points in the popular vote but an even larger margin in the electoral votes. The mood among Romney’s senior staff went into a deep gloom earlier today and they are now just going through the motions so that they will get their final paychecks later in the week.
It’s also possible that Moshiach could come, and bringing Moshiach is where our best efforts should be focused. A frum yid doesn’t look to the left or the right for salvation. We look up.