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Now I know this could go either way, but if there is a margin of error of over 5% and Hillary is beating Barack by only 2% couldn't that mean that Barack is in the lead, or at least that they are tied?
What a show down it would be between Romney and Billary! Let the American people decide, for better or worse, much worse. To maintain a political dynasty such as Billary or Bush in a democracy encourages corruption and loss of freedomb; that is why we rotate our leaders.
Yes, the dynasty (read Da Nasty) should not continue. That is why I support Obama: a middle-class, worldly leader who is very, very smart and able to pull folks together. Ray, I hope you are correct in that Obama could be ahead!!!
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