Nope.
The latest Rasmussen Reports statewide telephone survey of Likely Voters shows Romney with 47% of the vote to Obama’s 44%. Five percent (5%) prefer some other candidate, and four percent (4%) are undecided.
Hard to see a path to victory for him if he loses Wisconsin.
[Afternoon update]
The GOP is born again, in Wisconsin. Most people aren’t aware that the state is the birthplace of the party.
…since the troops hit the beach at Normandy. It wasn’t as bold a military gamble as killing bin Laden (just ask Joe Biden), but still. Let’s hope we have a different president to commemorate the seventieth anniversary.
[Update a while later]
Here’s Reagan’s commemoration twenty-eight years ago, on the fortieth anniversary:
[Update later morning]
Well, it was inevitable, and it didn’t take long — Hitler has found out about it.
It’s hard to believe that was almost thirty years ago. I’ve probably mentioned this before, but I remember almost forty years ago, on the thirtieth anniversary, and my mother remarking that it was hard to believe that it had been thirty years (she had been a WAC in Egypt at the time). She’s been gone over twenty years now.
Stewart Money says that Dragon had introduced a new era of exploration. And space development.
Alan West remembers the seventieth anniversary (well, not literally — I don’t think he’s that old). That was back in the olden days, when we were allowed to win wars, and Democrats actually wanted to do that, instead of “end” them.
Some new evidence.
I’m about to watch fireworks over the Golden Gate. #75thAnniversary #OnePercenter
Did dogs help us kick Neanderthal butt? Plus really old pr0n.
Ordered by how hard-core their deaths were. Hard to top Valerian.
…that weren’t “The Crusades.” An excerpt from Jonah Goldberg’s new book.