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Herman Cain, The Practical Joke No One Is Getting

Redress said:
When I looked earlier today he was only 49.7 %.
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I just checked 10 minutes ago.

As far as individuals go, Obama gets 50%, Romney 33.8%, and the next highest scoring Republican is Perry at 4%.
 
AdamT said:
Did you bet on Obama? :lol:

He's currently the odds-on favorite at 50.4% to 47.1%.
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If I'm going to bet on Obama depends on who is nominated when the election is closer. I probably will.

I bet for Newt after the sex scandal with Cain. I knew it was going to hurt him due to the drip, drip, drip tactic. Cain is done!
 
Herman Cain, The practical joke no one is getting.
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I think Romney is getting it!

"During Romney’s first bid for the White House in 2008, he kept himself in the news while building national name recognition."

"This time, Romney has maintained a low profile, avoiding the Sunday talk shows, keeping interviews to a minimum and skipping many of the high-profile dinners and candidate forums."

"In a race saturated by red sports cars piling up speeding tickets, Romney has been the dependable, beige Toyota Corolla moving with the traffic."

"Romney is hoping that he doesn’t need an overwhelming majority to win his party’s nomination. He just has to be the last man standing."

As GOP field runs ragged, front-runner Romney lays low - TheHill.com
 
AdamT said:
I just checked 10 minutes ago.

As far as individuals go, Obama gets 50%, Romney 33.8%, and the next highest scoring Republican is Perry at 4%.
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Although Romney is lower, it makes sense he is lower, because we don't know if he is going to win or not. His percentage is normally his chance of winning the nomination times the chance of Republicans to win.

I am not betting against or for Obama yet. The market is too slow. I like fast markets.
 
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Camlon said:
If I'm going to bet on Obama depends on who is nominated when the election is closer. I probably will.

I bet for Newt after the sex scandal with Cain. I knew it was going to hurt him due to the drip, drip, drip tactic. Cain is done!
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Cain and Gingrich - two people who are not really running for President - IMO. Gingrich has too much baggage to be a serious candidate.
 
pbrauer said:
Cain and Gingrich - two people who are not really running for President - IMO. Gingrich has too much baggage to be a serious candidate.
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Doesn't matter if that is true or not. He is going to get a lot of Cain votes, and start rising on intrade.

Then I can sell him again. =)
 
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