I wouldn't say he has no chance, either. There was one poll this week, though, that was more targeted than the overall national numbers. Let's face it, most states are not really in play. We all know today how California, Texas, New York, Utah, Illinois, and many more are going to go. So again it comes down to the battleground states, This poll shows Obama with a small but significant lead, 4-8%, in Florida, Ohio, and Pennsylvania. If that holds up Romney has no chance.

>I wouldn't say Mitt doesn't have a chance. The polls have them just about tied.
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>>Seems Mitt has no chance, as the american population believes Obama would be able to repel aliens much better.
>>That is aliens in the line of V, War of the Worlds, 4th of Juli (the movie...)
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>>And to show how much further evolved we on the old continent are:
>>there is (sometimes) minuscle mention of the folding of Merkel in the Euro crisis before Italy and others
>>in between all those Euro soccer stories of Italy triumphing over Germany.
>>About 1 in 11 stories in those e-zines targeting not the lower/lowest strata.