Rave if you believe that the Lame Stream Liberal Media will be devastated when Romney wins the Presidency despite their actions to influence otherwise.

Obama is still the odds-on favorite according to Vegas oddsmakers:

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New: In a slide that just won't seem to stop, the Democrats and Obama keep climbing in the odds while Romney and the GOP just keep falling. Since we updated last, both parties have held or are currently holding their national conventions signifying that we are now hitting the home stretch. In that time, Obama and the Dems have risen all the way to -215 (risk $2.15 to win $1) while the Republicans and Romney have declined to just +175 (risk $1 to win $1.75) to take the November General Election. These are new odds to win the election that we bring you from SportsBetting.ag, but please do note all the extra odds and political props they have available as well such as the odds to win the Swing States.

Right now, they currently have odds for six states including Colorado, Florida, North Carolina, Ohio, Virginia, and Wisconsin. Just by looking at the lines, Florida is the closest race at +140 for Republicans and -170 for Democrats but with the Sunshine State being a Democratic stronghold, it's going to be hard for an incumbent Democrat to lose those electoral votes. In one state, North Carolina, it is the Republicans that have the advantage (-220) to win the state over the Democrats (+180). Obama won North Carolina in 2008 so to see such gap between the parties is somewhat puzzling but it could be very profitable if history repeats itself.

We're less than two months away from deciding who will lead the United States for the next four years. Whether you want to bet or not, we encourage you to get out and vote. Remember, you are the ones that actually decide result of this election and if you don't make your voice heard then you're doing yourself and our country a dis-service. Plus, electing our leader can have a much more profound result than winning a couple hundred dollars by wagering on who will win in 2012 so be sure to find your way to the polls on Tuesday, November 6th.
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Those who claim Romney will win are invited to put their money where their mouth is and place their bets. A fool and his money are soon parted.

Whenever there is an election, I always come up with a list of questions to ask about each candidate. I do research on these candidates and from there I form my conclusions of who I will vote for.

Of Obama:
1. Am I and those I know better off now than we were 4 years ago?
2. Has he kept All, Most, Some or None of the promises he made in 2008?
3. Has he proven himself to be not only a competent leader but also a competent commander-in-chief?
4. While campaigning, has he flip-flopped on any issues?

Of Romney:
1. How did Mass fare under his term as governor?
2. Has he kept All, Most, Some or None of the promises he has made?
3. While campaigning, has he flip-flopped on any issues?
4. What is his stance on national and foreign matters?

After I weighed these options, Obama lost out to Romney in my mind. These past four years have proven his undoing due to his policies, failure to keep promises, poor foreign relations skills, violations of US Constitutional law (for example, taking a foreign office in the UN while being president of the US), abysmal rate of recovery in comparison to past presidents who had similar economic situations, and how he has flip-flopped on issues, doing now what he said he wouldn't do back in 2008.

In the case of Romney: As governor, Romney presided over a series of spending cuts and increases in fees that eliminated an up to $1.5 billion deficit. He signed into law the Massachusetts health care reform legislation, which provided near-universal health insurance access via subsidies and state-level mandates and was the first of its kind in the nation. Job growth in Massachusetts rose with the annual rate of job growth was improving by his last year in office, moving Massachusetts up from last place nationally to 28th, as opposed to being 47th when he first took office in Mass. While I do not agree with Romney on issues like Gay Rights, what we need right now is economic stimulation and growth.