CUDA wrote:anyone that knows numbers will tell you that sometimes numbers lie.
and if you input bad information you get bad information out.
I tend to look more at history as my guide to how an election will go more than pols. pols are only as good as the questions asked and those questions are ALWAYS slanted. history says Obama will not fair well, especially with unemployment +8% and if gas hit's $5 and the SCOTUS shoots down Obama-care. it will be a VERY tough re-election for him.
trends are as shaky as numbers, CUDA. Every President except one who saw a stock market rise of greater than 20% during his first term got re-elected. Obama is looking at up 65% to date. Of all the seers I've observed, of late, the one who is likely closest to the mark is a certain Joseph Biden, from Delaware, who noted, "you're not looking at the almightly, you're looking at the alternative". By that standard, Obama comes out looking REAL good.
