Could Twit and Lyin both lose their home states?

[BlueStater]

Twit is without question going to lose Massachusetts* but could Lyin lose Wisconsin as well? The last time the presidential and vice presidential nominees on the same ticket both lost their home states was in 1972 with the McGovern-Shriver duo. I find that to be very interesting.

*Since Twit claims about five home states, it's arguable which one is truly his. I'm going with Massachusetts since it's the only one he's actually held elected office in.

[WI_DEM]

1. Yes.

[Agnosticsherbet]

2. Historically, Wisconsin and Massachusetts are long shots for a Republican to win.

Romney did not nominate Ryan to get the state. He nominated him to keep the radical base from staying home.

[KharmaTrain]

3. Which Home State?

The Bishop has homes all over the place. Ironically he'll probably lose elections in most of those states except Utah...

[Lifelong Protester]

4. Es verdad!

I'm planning on it.

[Indpndnt]

5. It looks as if Willard may lose all of his 'home' states.

Bummer.

[louis c]

6. Mitt may be the first Presidential candidate to lose 4 home states

Massachusetts (Obama by 22), California (Obama by 25), Michigan (Obama by 11) and New Hampshire (Obama by 5).

Throw in his side kick, Ryan's Wisconsin (Obama by 8) and we have a sweep.

In politics, you can tell how good a candidate is by how well he does with the people who know him best.

I guess that adage has never been more true.

[Warren Stupidity]

7. Muttons doesnt have a home state. The only one he could win is Utah.