Dead heat across the land

The country's voters are jumping on board the bandwagons of their favorites for President and it looks like a TIE!  America may see a very close election one way or the other or it might be a blowout for O or for Romney.  There, I have covered the possibilities and I will be called a soothsayer the night of the election results.  This is why all this "wishing and hoping" is so amazing.

Millions of dollars is being spent at all levels of our political system to get out the message of "vote for me".  This is truly the price of freedom in my view.  Every singe candidate raises and spends a gazillion bucks to tell us how wonderful they are and what a scofflaw their opponent is.  I have been through this myself a few times and I have some fervent opinions about all this electioneering.

The polls apparently show a "dead heat" with Romney and Obama.  All  tied among likely and registered voters.America is headed for a long election night perhaps.  I would say the election of 2000 may not have anything over this one.  Then,. maybe not.  Historically the independent voters surge at the end for the challenger.  This would be Romney.  I would not expect them to vote in very large numbers for Gary Johnson or other third party candidates.  They will go to Romney in my estimation.

This could lead to a six or seven point Romney margin and a change at the top.  The Senate and House should be Republican majorities too as I read the polls.  Even if Romney does not win, we will see a split government and a screeching halt to government overreach at the federal level.  I would say the House will not fund some of the programs and Obama will have to sign Executive Orders to implement his policies.  That would be a "extra-Constitutional" set of acts that could toss our country into a crisis of governance.

But all this guessing about who will win and by how much will be played out on Tuesday, November 6.  Early voting stats say the R's have a 52-45 edge and the "battleground" states are too close to call.  The momentum seems to be going in Romney's favor though.  With the devastation of hurricane Sandy across the Northeast, we may see some impacts to the voter totals of the liberal bastions for Obama.  With the Tea Party playing out voter GOTV efforts across the land, we may see a large surge going to the polls (2010 again?) all day Tuesday and casting for R and R.  Romney picking Ryan was a smart move to energize the Tea Party and we may see the numbers uptick for them since Ryan is a Tea Party favorite.

Voter fraud across the country will hopefully be ata minimum but the democrats do like to cheat, especially in Illinois.  After watching the numerous recounts in Minnesota which finally found enough votes to elect Al Franken and in Washington State to elect the democrat as Governor, we on the right are well aware of the tactics the democrats use to steal the franchise.

Voter ID's should be implemented all across the land and we should no longer tolerate the voting by the dead democrats of the local cemetery.  Of course, Obama and his minions count on the 10 to 20 dead people voting in every precinct across America.  That is how John F. Kennedy won in 1960.  He won by one vote per precinct in the end and most of them were dead people thanks to the Daly machine in Chicago and other machines across the land..

America will survive no matter who gets elected in my view.  We are a strong and optimistic people.  We will not allow our country to become France or Zimbabwe.  We are a unique country in the history of the planet.  We prize the rights of the individual.  We protect the rights of the individual.  We are each important.  No longer allowing ourselves to be just "cannon fodder" for the "leaders".  The very fact we have as a people said the government is our servant, not the other way around, has been a monumental break form the earths history.  America will survive no matter what happens on Tuesday, it is up to all of us to do our duty and vote to ensure we survive.