NED RYUN: Ohio’s Early Absentee Ballots Requests Preview Romney

NED RYUN: Ohio’s Early Absentee Ballots Requests Preview Romney. Add the points and divide by the 16 key counties in this article and you get a 17.75% average shift towards Republican. It doesn’t sound to us like Ohio is much of, or even, a battleground state as lamesteam media wants us to think.

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    • Don't forget those polling machines rigged by the Republican underground. They'll probably say we dragged out the machines from 2000 and 2004 (because the ones from 2008 worked just fine. . .)

  • I am really interested to see how the lame stream media pundits report a landslide victory upset, Romney trounces Obama. I'd love to be that fly on the wall in the ivory towers of ABCNBCCBSMSNBCCNNPBS news.

  • Republicans are much more energized here than in '08 and are voting early. R&R have the advantage and Ohio is definitely not as close as the media are reporting.

    • Never realized you lived in Oh. Curious where-about, I'm on I-70 about 4 exits shy of the Indiana line. Said it here before, SW Ohio I'm not worried about, it's Columbus north to the lake that will make or break.

      As a news junkie, I'm a little ashamed not having a better feel for what's going on in the state, but;
      ~I refuse to buy a Dayton Daily Comrade, and have for years.
      ~The local TV news is a joke and most of my local info comes from AM radio (says something last time I checked ratings, a Cincy station was 1 or 2 in the Dayton market)

      Hope you're right about enthusiasm, it's all going to come down to state wide turn-out. (and beating the cheaters)