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It's no secret that Obama's a fraud and it's pretty clear he doesn't like the part of him that's half white. Why anyone out in the suburbs would believe in his "I'm just like you, I'm looking out for the middle class" completely phony bull crap is beyond comprehension. As Biden said, the middle class HAS been buried these last four years and Obama could not care less. He must laugh his butt off at the white voters out in "the suburbs" that show up and support him at campaign rallies. It must be like seeing Justin Beiber fans showing up at a Metallica concert. That southern drawl is just the cherry on top of this Chicago fraudster.

Ridiculously polls like that Ohio +9 poll, was what the biased poll arguments were about...LOL I think you just finally admitted that we were right.

I think it will be either be Michael Vick or Kirk Cousins via trades or our 1st round pick in 2013 if they're in a good position to get one who's a potential franchise QB. Fitzpatrick just isn't reaching that final next level he needed to reach this season.

I thought Perry Fewell should have kept the job. Maybe they can get him back if Chan ultimately fails this year which that's looking to be the case.

There's been an awful lot of talk about the "hows and whys" what happened yesterday, happened. When it can all basically be crystalized into what you said. This team has a head coaching problem. In the two biggest games of the year (Jets and Pats) the Bills not only came up small, but they didn't look good enough to beat a college team. They were humiliated. I'm left wondering if our cheerleaders could play better than them. Or at least give a better effort. Calling them the "Buffalo Jills" is an insult to the Jills. If I'm Nix, I'm calling Chan in and telling him his job rides on the Bills having a winning season this year. If I'm Stevie Johnson, I'm calling a players only meeting and letting them know that half hearted efforts will not be tolerated from here on out. This is Stevie's team and they need a player to step up and take the leadership roll. What better week to do this than his "homecoming" week. We have an emotionless team and that's a sign of very bad coaching. As for Fitzpatrick, he's giving it his all and I appreciate that, but It's become clear that our QB of the future is playing in college right now and will be our first round pick of the 2013 draft.

In the game "King of the Hill", you've got to knock the the guy on top of the hill off. That's what they have to do today. The Bills did beat the Pats last year. However, that big win turned out to be just a potential sign of the emergence of a young, talented, up and coming football team. If the Bills do win this game it will have the definite feel of the changing of the guard. The Pats no doubt look at the Bills as a serious threat now and the Bills will certainly get their best effort today. It's fun knowing before the game what a win here for the Bills will do to this team's confidence and chances for the division title.

"Hi I'm Max! I don't listen to those mean meanies Rush or Sean, but I do watch super smart Stephen Colber. If you were smart you'd watch him to because he's smart and witty, and Rush and Sean are just stupid. If you don't like Obama then you are so uncool and stupid." Colber's bit would have been funny if these polls were not in fact heavily skewed in favor Obama. It's a fact, it's not even debatable. It won't be long before we find out who's right, the laughable MSM polls or Rasmussen.

LOL...if Barack Obama's name were Jim Jones...you, the free phone lady, and all the other brainless Obama idiots would have been keeled over with an empty dixie cup four years ago.

Awwww, are you upset with Rush Limbaugh and Sean Hannity making fun of your man crush? How pissed are you at Howard Stern?... http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SeJbOU4nmHQ&feature=related

Are you kidding me? Drudge Report is the tip of the spear of the new media letting millions of Americans see through to the "Farce in Chief" Barack Obama. I never knew that millions of Americans were getting free cell phones from Obama until today. Now millions of Americans know this information and can pass it along. Once they read this news, the thoughtful people in the middle who have jobs and self respect are going to say..."A free cell phone? Are you @#$% serious? Get off you fat ass and get a freaking job or learn a skill or trade you loser! I'm officially DONE paying your bills!" This is how a thoughtful person reacts to this news story. There needs to be an incentive to get a job, and giving away free phones is not an incentive. Dropping work for welfare requirements is not an incentive.

If I'm Romney, I ignore the silly "gotcha" questions and hammer Obama on his failed presidency. The debates are the only time when his message will go out unfiltered by the Obama-worshiping media to the American people. He needs to just rip apart Obama's record with his horrible numbers like these... http://www.breitbart.com/Big-Government/2012/09/27/Recession-Looms-GDP-Collapse-Durable-Goods I'd then look over to Obama and say something like..."Maybe these numbers wouldn't suck so bad if you stayed in the oval office instead of going out golfing over 100 times during your first term. With 23 million Americans out of work? Really? Frankly, I'd be embarrassed to ask America for my vote if I were you."

Biased yes, but they're pointing to real data to back up their opinions. Thankfully, we only have a handful of weeks to find out who was right and who was wrong.

"Umm...I don't know much about polling...because I'm too damn lazy to click on informational links posted to me...but duuuude...you sound brainwashed too!"

Seriously you can't be this stupid, can you? You don't think that the MSM is trying to get Obama elected? We show you real data and this is your comeback? You guys ARE in a cult if you can't even admit what the obvious truth is anymore. You're beyond brainwashed.

The media's goal is trying to depress the Romney/anti-Obama voters. They feel that it greatly favors Obama's chances to have the entire electorate depressed rather than have the national enthusiasm for a Romney surge/wave for people to catch onto, and in turn would contrast the jaded, faded and depressed Obama supporters. MSM narrative: "Well he sucks as president but at least Obama's still cool and popular! Poor ol' stiff and uncool Romney, looks like he's out of it. Nice try though. Move forward people, nothing to see here. We said MOVE FORWARD!" Unfortunately for the MSM, their time has past and they still don't know it yet. The new media has taken control of the narrative. The MSM are all liars and the new media are the truth tellers. The MSM have become the uncool and cranky old men yelling at the kids to get off their lawn.

I think you're confused about cycles which is why you don't understand how the Obama skewed polls are so ridiculous, this 2012 cycle the Rs are up 4 this year... http://www.rasmussenreports.com/public_content/archive/mood_of_america_archive/partisan_trends/summary_of_party_affiliation Aug/2012 Rep/37.6% Dem/33.3% Other/29.2% = Rep +4.3% I don't mean to burst your bubble, but you guys are on a "down" cycle and you're pointing to polls which are based on record "up" cycle.

That's because you and other sheeple follow the MSM's false narrative of this race... http://www.breitbart.com/Big-Journalism/2012/09/26/BREAKING-Democrat-Voters-Turnout-Advantage-Over-Republicans-Will-Break-All-Time-Records "Here are the CBS/New York Times internals. And here's the con the CBS/NYTs is attempting to pull: Florida: In 2004 the vote was R+4. In 2008 the vote was D+3 CBS/NYTs is reporting that in 2012 we will see D+9. Ohio: In 2004 the vote was R+5 In 2008 the vote was D+8 CBS/NYTs is reporting that in 2012 we will see D+9 Pennsylvania: In 2010 the vote was D+3 In 2008 the vote was D+7 CBS/NYTs is reporting that in 2012 we will see D+9. - Again, why won't the media report the dramatic news that Democrats are expected to turnout in record numbers against Republicans? Because the media doesn't believe it. And yet, that's exactly what media polls claim will happen. "

You guys are in this cult-like state where even when given FACTS that the polls you are pointing to are false, you STILL go back to them as evidence that Obama is going to win…LOL The polls are fake and the turnout gap is going to be HUGE in the GOPs favor like it was in 2010. Slackers don't vote, that's why they're called slackers!

This is the scenario, Romney's going to win all nine of those toss up states. It's that simple.

Sorry bud but I haven't made a bet in years. It's just one person's opinion. BTW, this spreading of bad polls in favor of Obama is going to be one of the reasons he loses this election. You're going to have a significant portion of idiotic Obama people thinking he has the race won and that they don't even have to bother to go to the polls and vote. The Romney/anti-Obama people can't wait and they're going to be there with bells on (whatever that means). I don't know if you've got a gambling problem, but pleeeease don't bet on the Bills this weekend and give them your reverse funky-ass mojo. I so want them to beat the Pats!

Taking polls collectively, like the RCP average, is a bogus exercise that has almost nothing to do with the reality of what will happen on election day. There's nothing "real" about averaging a bunch of skewed polls in favor of Obama. The silent majority of Americans who are embarrassed by this amateur president are going to kick ass once again just like they did in 2010. Between the skewed polls and the lazy Obama supporters not showing up on election day, this thing is shaping up to be one entertaining evening when Romney wins going away and the liberals/MSM collective heads explode like the people in the movie Scanners.

Spinning numbers? You guys keep posting ridiculously skewed polls in favor of Obama!...LOL I don't know if you're just trying to convince yourselves or what, but don't say that you weren't warned. Romney's going to win and it won't even be close.

This is the reason why Fitzpatrick needs to have a good game and a win against the Patriots. I think that the majority of Bills fans have moved on from the "hope" that he's our QB for the stretch of playoff contention and superbowl contention that every team plans for. More than anyone else, he needs this game because there's no way he considers himself the mentor and not "the man" till he retires a Bill. My hope has waned, but it's still there. He just needs to somehow reach for and attain that franchise, top 10 QB level. The guy has made it this far from being a QB from Harvard, so for me, there's no counting him out on doing it yet. I honestly can't remember the Bills being in a bigger NFL game since the MCM. The Bills are tied for the best record in the AFC East and the 1-2 Pats are coming in needing the win badly. If the Pats lose and the Bills win? Wow, look out, this team might have something special cooking.

The Pats are ranked 21st in passing defense and 7th in rushing defense. I think the Bills are going to have to employ an "all of the above" game plan this week. I don't see any way the Bills win against the Pats using a ground and pound attack without either Spiller or Jackson. If Fitzpatrick's not "on" then I think it will be tough to win this week. I would suggest a 50/50 run pass ratio. One suggestion I have is to throw a flea flicker early in the first half with TJ as the intended target. They rarely run this "homerun" type play. The Bills have been so run heavy, it's the perfect time to cash in on it with at least one flea flicker attempt to the speed burner.

I have no idea what's going on at Fox News. With this poll they're well on their way to becoming MSNBC light. These Fox polls gave dems a 6-7 point built-in advantage by oversampling using the 2008 model. Keep it up and you can say goodbye to your ratings Fox.