Philadelphia Inquirer polls for PA & NJ: Obama dominating

[J. J.]

Yea, hard to believe how the GOP can compete long-term in the electoral college if they can't find candidates who can at least contest Pennsylvania, especially with Virginia and Florida apparently becoming more Democratic each cycle now.

It could be a symptom of polarization.

[J. J.]

Yes, a polarization that favors the Democrats.

In some states.  For example, MO should have been a swing state, but it very solidly for Romney.

[J. J.]

Yes, a polarization that favors the Democrats.

In some states.  For example, MO should have been a swing state, but it very solidly for Romney.

Ya'll can have WV and MO! We'll take VA and NC!

Obama won't be taking NC.  VA is still up in the air.

[J. J.]

Obama will win NC again.

I've been looking at the polling, and it is doubtful that he will.

[J. J.]

Certainly we can all agree that Obama's odds in Ohio are better than Romney's odds in North Carolina.

No, not based on the current polling.

[J. J.]

I would think it much more expensive to advertize in CA than PA.  Further, to hit southern NJ, you have to advertize in the Phila media market.  Abandoning PA is abandoning NJ (so in abandoning NY).