New York Daily joins growing number of newspapers switching endorsement to Romney

[Beerdrinker]

http://www.foxnews.com/politics/201...g-democratic-history-switches-endorsement-to/

The momentum is clearly with Romney.

 

[Fred Zed]

http://www.foxnews.com/politics/201...g-democratic-history-switches-endorsement-to/

The momentum is clearly with Romney.

Actually, that's not accurate, see this:
http://www.presidency.ucsb.edu/data/2012_newspaper_endorsements.php

 

[Beerdrinker]

Actually, that's not accurate, see this:
http://www.presidency.ucsb.edu/data/2012_newspaper_endorsements.php

Thanks for the link which clearly indicates that Obama is losing endorsements which he had in 2008. Its not about how many endorsements Obama has but rather how many he gained/lost. Remember Obama is the incumbent. The obvious question is why are any of the newspapers switching their endorsements to Romney?

 

[Fred Zed]

Thanks for the link which clearly indicates that Obama is losing endorsements which he had in 2008. Its not about how many endorsements Obama has but rather how many he gained/lost. Remember Obama is the incumbent. The obvious question is why are any of the newspapers switching their endorsements to Romney?

Ugh you did not understand those stats very well - check the scoreboard at the top & you will see that even with the switching Obama is doing much better than Romney.

 

[Beerdrinker]

Ugh you did not understand those stats very well - check the scoreboard at the top & you will see that even with the switching Obama is doing much better than Romney.

I am not disputing your chart which indicates that Obama has more endorsements than Romney. Obama is the incumbent and Romney wasn't even running in 2008. I could easily give you more reasons why Obama has more endorsements but I won't bother because it has no relevance to my point of trend/momentum.

So far Obama has lost 11 endorsements which indicates a trend that people don't think that he is doing a very good job as President. Again I ask the question, why would many of the Liberal papers switch their endorsement to Romney?

Romney has all the momentum and he will win the Presidency on Tuesday along with the Senate. Anyone else here on TERB willing to commit and have themselves on the record?

 

[Baller Time]

I am not disputing your chart which indicates that Obama has more endorsements than Romney. Obama is the incumbent and Romney wasn't even running in 2008. I could easily give you more reasons why Obama has more endorsements but I won't bother because it has no relevance to my point of trend/momentum.

So far Obama has lost 11 endorsements which indicates a trend that people don't think that he is doing a very good job as President. Again I ask the question, why would many of the Liberal papers switch their endorsement to Romney?


Romney has all the momentum and he will win the Presidency on Tuesday along with the Senate. Anyone else here on TERB willing to commit and have themselves on the record?

Judging by your sources you are clearly insane. Baracuda Brigade.

President = Obama
Senate = Democrat Control
Congress = Republican Control

 

[anon1]

Anyone else here on TERB willing to commit and have themselves on the record?

Obama

 

[fuji]

Thanks for the link which clearly indicates that Obama is losing endorsements which he had in 2008. Its not about how many endorsements Obama has but rather how many he gained/lost. Remember Obama is the incumbent. The obvious question is why are any of the newspapers switching their endorsements to Romney?

It is clearly a closer race this time, but Obama still appears to have the edge.

 

[Beerdrinker]

Swing-state papers flip to Romney ahead of Election Day

http://www.foxnews.com/politics/2012/11/05/swing-state-papers-flip-to-romney-ahead-election-day/

More bad news for Obama.