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Re: It seems the gallup polls are

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Wed, 17 Oct 12 10:23 PM | 112 view(s)
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Hi Magdelina,

I was watching MSNBC also.

I have a difficult time believing ANY voter following this election (as those in the audience were) at this point is undecided.

Which one of them could trust Muffin, he has been on both sides of every issue.

I hope enough voters watched the entire debate, Obama's closing was the deal closer.




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Re: It seems the gallup polls are
By: Magdelina in ALEA
Wed, 17 Oct 12 10:14 PM 		Msg. 10877 of 54959

I was watching msnbc after the debate and they had a panel of "undecided" voters in Ohio. One had decided to vote for Obama, one for Romney and the remaining six or so (with possibly one exception) were leaning heavily toward Romney.

Chris Matthews asked the women to comment on Romney's position on equal pay for women and the consensus seemed to be they believed he would create jobs and that mattered more.

Disconcerting.

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