There is no way in hell women have swung so drastically to Romney.

[Avalux]

There is NO explanation for the numbers the media is touting. And if it's purely based on ad buys, then women are STUPID.

Ridiculous.

[elleng]

1. I agree BUT

repugs are, I think I've read, flooding battleground airwaves w ads.

[FiveGoodMen]

2. I think they're setting up another election theft

Tell us things are going Romney's way...

Then tell us he won.

"Count the votes? Us? We already knew he was winning..."

[City Lights]

16. That's my biggest fear.

No needed.

[KarenS]

3. I agree with you ~ however, in good ol Gilbert Arizona this afternoon,,,

I saw a mini-van in a mall parking lot with a "Women for Romney/Ryan" sign in the back window.

Yikes and yuck,,,, and I really really do have good impulse control.

[flamingdem]

4. We need to be absolutely ON GUARD - with the money and power involved the manipulation

will be going strong. Let's believe in our common sense and our excellent candidate. Forward!

[underpants]

5. It is a Gallup pole meant to direct public opinion not to reflect it

[Politicalboi]

6. If anything,

The number of women who support Rmoney should be down since the Biden/Ryan debate. It was crystal clear that night how the GOP feel about women's rights.

[barbtries]

7. i agree.

the republicans are buying the pollsters and culling who they poll and it's bullshit.

i never believed that gw had a 90% approval either by the way. never believed it at all.

[SunSeeker]

8. Blows my mind too. WTF?

[ProfessionalLeftist]

9. I seriously doubt it.

Something is amiss with that noise.

[Cha]

10. The O Team Agrees.. "The Obama Campaign Calls Out Gallup’s Deeply Flawed Battleground Women Poll"

After Gallup released a poll showing Obama and Romney tied at 48% with

battleground state women, the Obama campaign exposed a flaw in Gallup’s likely voter methodology.

The Obama campaign pointed out that Gallup’s likely voter survey was way off in 2010, “Only 2 years ago the distortions in Gallup’s likely voter screen were exposed, leaving Gallup’s survey 9 points off the mark just days before the election. Gallup’s likely voter model predicted a 15 point advantage for Republicans, 55-40, on October 31, 2010. The final result was a 6 point margin, 51-45. That year, Gallup’s registered voter survey was much closer to reality at 48-44.”

http://www.politicususa.com/obama-campaign-calls-gallups-deeply-flawed-battleground-women-poll.html

Thanks Avalux~

[Avalux]

11. I was traveling all day and walked into a bookstore in the airport....

the front cover of USA Today smacked me in the face, said that women have catapulted Romney into the lead.

Just about threw up!

[Cha]

12. Poor thing! I can well imagine! You were Correct to call out

bullshit when you see it as did Team Obama!

The "deeply flawed poll" makes for juicy horse race headlines and make those who live in reality, sick.

[jimlup]

13. Lots of people don't do politics like we do...

They have suddenly discovered that a bunch of people think Romney is a viable candidate. They will consider him until they UNDERSTAND HIS TRUE POSITION TOWARDS WOMEN.

It is up to us to make it more than clear what Romney's positions on abortion birth control and other women's issues are. The numbers will come back to us as some of these "naive" voters wake up.

[B Calm]

14. Gotta make it look close in order

for the (Bain) Ohio E-Voting machines give Romney the White House!

http://truth-out.org/news/item/12130-will-hig-owned-e-voting-machines-give-romney-the-white-house

[Sparkly]

17. That's what scares me...

Every election since 2000.

[B Calm]

19. E voting machines made by BAIN,

pretty creepy eh?

[Donkees]

15. Mitt: "I'm Giving Away Flip-Flops, Unlimited Supply!" :)

[smirkymonkey]

18. I don't believe this for a minute. There is just no way.

Every woman I know can't stand him. But then again, most women I know are northeastern Democrats.

I just can't believe it's true.