thephan wrote:

CalvinBall wrote:

jamiethekiller wrote:Its probably been talked about a little already. What is everyones opinion for the hurricane effect? is any northeast state thats expected to go blue end up going red?

Think it's a positive for the president. Won't be much but anything is good at this point.

New Hampshire is a toss up. Republicans think they can win PA all of the sudden. Seems more of a last minute scramble to me.

Numbers are closing in PA. It is closer then anyone should have expected. Romney's advisors are right to put the hammer down in PA if there is any bit of a chance. Good move. Will PA fall republican? Doubtful, but you never really know in this world.

jerseyhoya wrote:Couldn't have had a few more folks get back into the labor force to hit that 8% number? Bastards

VoxOrion wrote:One of the guys on National Review said there's two ways to look at Romney in PA - the optimistic view: They feel like they have Ohio, the pessimistic view: They feel like they've lost Ohio and are making a push for a surprisingly soft looking PA.

drsmooth wrote:just voted absentee. Can't Light or Power SAYS they'll have juice on by Tuesday. I've have had to shift out-of-town work stuff into next week.

Feels good, mang. Registrar's office is open Sat. AM here; might do it again tomorrow.

Soren wrote:

jerseyhoya wrote:(the lingering Sandy stories are about how slow progress is/finding bodies on Staten Island/etc.).

jamiethekiller wrote:mean girls is pretty awesome