PaperDog wrote:JCP61 wrote:PaperDog wrote:JCP61 wrote:mitts already been suckered,
he will fumble the last debate badly and won't have time to recover.
Obama will win by a slim margin.
I disagree, for the simple reason that if Obama stays in Office, this country will go tits out in riots, rebellions and what have you.
I cant think of a single democrat that hasn't thought this out thoroughly. As much as they may love Obama, most of them already see the Epic - fail his leadership is... They cant even get him to agree on the appropriate government cheese to give away...
well I think predictions of riots and civil war is a little extreme, but at the present state of things an investment banker is a tuff sell,
if people are at a state of rebellion a suit and tie out of a capitol investment firm will hardly calm them down.
because as dubious as the last 4 years have been it is going to be tuff to convince anyone that the bankers are on your side.
and I believe mitt himself will stumble and choke when obama brings on the class warfare argument, that he will surely bring to the next debate.
obama played this right,
obama must be seen as the underdog who rises in the 9th inning to win.
they have laid the trap, we shall see if they can spring it.
in a 2 debate contest the winner of the 1st is allways the most vulnerable.
Good point about the Class warfare... It will be interesting to see how Obama answers , when Romney asks him what he's done about improving the poverty in America..lol 
there's the rub, both candidates will want to studiously avoid debating the fact that real prices in america have almost doubled.
so Obama will want to attack mitt on class status, which works as an indirect association, i.e. "mitt your type of people are eating all the good bits"
and mitt will fall into the higher taxes argument which reenforces the notion that his type don't want to pay their fair share.
so the poverty issue works for obama, he has someone to blame.
mitt has only a theoretical argument that has already been proven to be incorrect.
well let me restate that, the lower taxes for business' and wealthy argument hasn't been proven to be false but it dose suffer from the implication that if you have money you get a better deal from Washington than if you don't.
thus reinforcing the class warfare divide.
so if the unemployed and the disaffected come out to vote obama wins,
if the tea party and ron paul section unanimously back mitt he just might pull it off.