And it screams outlier.

Fox has a poll out today Obama 49 to Romney 40.

Fox has a poll out today Obama 49 to Romney 40. All three of the polls released this week are outliers!

Come now, these are just fake media polls. Dick Morris has kept all the real polls in hiding lest he ruin the surprise of Romney winning handily in November.

Dick Morris hid the real polls in the shoe of his lady friend, and he'll make sure to get them before election day and the real polls say, Arkansas is a tossup, Romney by 20

Where's Joe Schriner and Terry Jones.

In your ass, bitch.

Is the Libertarian Action SuperPAC a major poll? They should just include Johnson in fact some of the other third party candidates as well.

Andre Barnett won the Reform Party nomination.

Ken Cross is Barnett's running mate.

Translation: "The president's campaign is talking about me, which I don't care for, given the kinds of challenges I face in defending my record or defining myself in a way anyone would find plausible."

In any case, the recent spike in intensity with which Romney is wailing about being attacked is simply a sign of a campaign and a candidate who can sense things are starting to slip away from them and are worried they might not be able to control or reverse it.

In all honesty, I haven't heard Obama talking about what he would do and instead go negative on Romney.

In any case, the recent spike in intensity with which Romney is wailing about being attacked is simply a sign of a campaign and a candidate who can sense things are starting to slip away from them and are worried they might not be able to control or reverse it. Paul Ryan was a sign of this as well.

In all honesty, I haven't heard Obama talking about what he would do and instead go negative on Romney. I haven't heard Romney talk about what he would do, because he's busy going negative and attacking Obama. Attacking your opponent is a big part of campaigning. Obama simply appears for the moment to be having more success with the tactic.

What would Obama do in his second term?

If you were to ask Sarah Palin, probably say Obama will change America's name to the Union of Socialist States of Obamaland.

Yeah, so maybe a method of displaying the candidates that apparently favors independents, and thus puts Randall Terry, Richard Duncan, and Jerry Litzel in the top tier, while pushing Virgil Goode down to the 2nd tier, is worthy of being rethought.

That's controlled by the Party priority, which is User-editable.

August 2, 2012: The West Orange Times Poll: Obama (33%) Romney (67%)

September 6, 2012: The User#2109's House Poll: Obama (100%) Romney (0%)

With two months remaining, a general question for all Obama voters: What do you expect from a second Obama term? I ask because at the moment, it's looking like there will be little change in the partisan or ideological composition of Congress in 2013. Anything that can't get passed today probably isn't going to find the last few remaining votes in the upcoming Congress. In other words, are you voting for Obama because of any anticipated policies, or just because gridlock is better than a total (or near total) Republican takeover? There's nothing wrong with the latter reason, because frankly, had the past four years gone slightly differently I might be inclined to accept that line of reasoning when casting my own vote. Not trying to be snarky or anything, but the answer hasn't been that obvious on the campaign trail. And while we're at it, same question for Republicans/conservatives: what do you expect from a Romney administration, Republican Senate or otherwise?

I'm essentially voting for Obama because mildly positive change or no change is better than the unequivocally negative change I believe a Romney presidency coupled with a Republican-controlled Congress might offer.

I'm essentially voting for Obama because mildly positive change or no change is better than the unequivocally negative change I believe a Romney presidency coupled with a Republican-controlled Congress might offer. This, plus the fact that all the generally unnoticed stuff that an administration does that doesn't require Congressional approval is huge.