Talking to George Noory on Coast to Coast AM about what she sees for 2012, Maureen Hancock said, "Okay, um, well politics. Uh, you know I cringe when I say this, but, you know, as my previous prediction on Coast to Coast about Romney, you know, being um, the next president, at least how it feels right now, uh, he's definitely surpassing Obama, and..."

George Noory: "So you're still gonna stay with that, huh?"

Maureen Hancock: "Ugh, um. Yeah, I just threw up in my mouth, but yes. I, I do-- that, that's how the energy around it right now is. Mmm-hmm. And then, just a lot of changes..."

George Noory: "I take it you don't like him."

Maureen Hancock: "Did you really take it that way? Um..."

George Noory: "So you're a psychic with your own opinion, right?"

Maureen Hancock: "I am. I am. Uh, so. But yeah, I mean, I'm in Massachusetts so Romney was our govenor."

George Noory: "You didn't like him there?"

Maureen Hancock: "No. He was never here."

George Noory: "See, I don't think he's going to get the nomination."

Maureen Hancock: "You don't?"

George Noory: "Mmm-mmm. I do not think he will have enough strength to carry it through."

Maureen Hancock: "Really? Who do you think?"

George Noory: "I think-- in a strange way-- I think Ron Paul may now pull it off."

Maureen Hancock: "Really?"

George Noory: "Yup. I think the people will get him elected, not the media-- which is unheard of now-a-days-- and this will be one of the strangest campaigns ever, where I think he-- for example. Ron Paul may win Iowa. And the media will come up with excuses why he didn't win it. Even though he did."

Maureen Hancock:

George Noory: "Let's see what happens."

Maureen Hancock: "Yup."

George Noory: "But they will constantly come up with ways to put the poor guy down, and I think he'll keep winning primary after primary, and he may very well get the nomination."

Maureen Hancock: "Mmm, I like him."

George Noory: "He's a good guy."

Maureen Hancock: "Yeah."

George Noory: "I mean, he doesn't have the sizzle that the other candidates have, but he's, you know, he's right down there and he gets it done and he's believable. And I think that's what people want right now, belieability. But, you're saying, Romney, as of right now, your prediction, 2012, that Romney will win."

Maureen Hancock: "Yup."

George Noory: "He'll beat Obama."

Maureen Hancock: "Ugh, yes. Yes."

George Noory: "All right."