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Originally Posted by immigration truth
Exactly, particularly on DAP where mood swings and attitude shifts can happen so very quickly. Looking at the fundamentals of the race though I expect Romney to screw up in one major way or another over the next three weeks, and I just do not see Obama being so lackluster for the rest of the month to just lose dismally. Plus, most other polls still have a slight Obama lead, so quite frankly I don't see how PEW calculated their values to get such an outlier poll.
One thing I will say though, and have said quite some times before is the position that we should never be absolutist or complacent on this site, nothing is ever promised tomorrow today. When Obama leads, be happy, but don't assume he'll win, and when Romney leads, don't hang yourself and still have faith. Ultimately though, Romney victory or obama victory, please ace your classes at school, earn a degree, get a working history, relax, and keep options, weather here at home or abroad in other developed nations open. Together we aspire, together we'll achieve. Thanks to DACA we all have options now.
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Yes, I totally agree. I said this yesterday as well. It is very unlikely the nation will change Presidents during an economic crisis. Obama has already started working on improving this economy. It wouldn't feel right to get him off half way through and bring somebody fresh in who has radical views. And frankly I feel like we have been over exaggerating about Romney getting rid of all immigrants if he wins. I don't think he would be able to do that. Lets say he wins somehow. He would have to deal with the issue and come up with a compromise for sure.