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Perusing Past Problematic Prognostications

The Year is 2012...October 22nd, 7:16 pm
(By now SDAI already knows what I am talking about, he has a photographic memory, remember?)

(-Alone in the political desert SDAI sips his Cognac and savors the last 15 minutes of the Romney-Obama debate.... "Yess, yes this is playing out exactly as was foretold- exactly as I KNEW it MUST be... why can't the OTHERS see this as clearly as I can... ?"

He knows the answer -of course, because HE and HE alone has the vision of all possible timelines given to him by the 'VORTEX(tm)' ... And HE knows he has a Mission, a Duty to share this vision with the OTHERS..... and so he types-)

I’m watching a boring debate. Nothing here has stood out as compelling. So I predict, even with 15 minutes to go, that the debate is considered a dead heat. Some media outlets will consider it Obama’s, while others will say Romney scored more points and Obama was on the defensive. Honestly, I think it has been a yawn and wont change the numbers at all.

Which means, Obama failed to turn around the momentum heading towards Romney.


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Obama should have had a total edge. As the sitting President he has access to all sorts of knowledge and should know his stuff inside and out.

That said, Romney more than held his own and the Libyan debacle, of blaming terror attacks on Youtube videos, was hardly even touched upon.

The closure was the breakthrough moment. It was a wash up until the closing statements. Romney reached out to men and women, asking for their vote and was sincere. It was Reaganesque moment.

The 47 percent will never swing around so its just holding on to that six percent lead he has. His performance was good enough...


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Most US Navy ships are made in Norfolk, Virgina. Obama sealed the loss of Virginia with that wisecrack. ;)


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But I am sure he is right this time...

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