How unpopular is Obama when he nearly looses the West Virginia Democratic Primary election to a long haired Texas convict who is still in prison ??
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Keith Judd a Texas convict nearly beat Obama in the West Virginia Primary because of the destruction that Obama has done to their coal industry. Or maybe in the eyes of some it will just be racism. But how popular can Obama be if this can happen ?? Check out the link to the whole story below..
http://nbcpolitics.msnbc.msn.com/_news/2012/05/09/11615552-ag...
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DeborahLakeHelen 2012/05/10 01:36:48It's a message,. Watch Out Obama !
+7It just proves that ANYONE or ANYTHING would make a better President than Obama. Heck, a poorly trained Orangutan would make a better President than Obama. And it would be smarter, too.
This is all great news for Romney and bad news for Obama. As has been the trend, Independents trust him more on the issues they think are the most important in this election.
Read more: http://articles.businessinsid...
More flip flopping, just like Obie.
Any minor piece of bs that they can try to make an issue of, fact or lie doesn't matter..
This is all great news for Romney and bad news for Obama. As has been the trend, Independents trust him more on the issues they think are the most important in this election.
Read more: http://articles.businessinsid...
As an aside, the only thing that matters is the electoral map anyway. And Obama has a decided edge there. It's going to be very hard for Romney to carry enough states to win.
http://www1.realclearpolitics...
"I like the RCP map, it toggles all kinds of possibilities."
Yep. It does.
"If you play with it you can have Romney win by a landslide!"
Only if you ignore reality. If you go with what RCP has, Obama only needs 17 more electors to win. Of the battleground states, that means all he really needs is Iowa, New Hampshire and Colorado.
That's assuming that Romney takes EVERYTHING else not already in blue, and I think that's a stretch. I think Obama will take Ohio and maybe Missouri. He may even take Virginia. I think he has an outside chance at Florida and North Carolina and no chance in hell, really, in Arizona.
The map will change drastically on Nov 7th. Mostly red.
Ah, I see. I was right. It isn't clever.
"The map will change drastically on Nov 7th. Mostly red."
How do you see that happening?
The only "Leans Obama" states that might flip are New Mexico and Nevada, I think. I think the only big Lean state that might go red is Pennsylvania, but I doubt that.
His desperate attempts to divide have backfired every time so far. In fact with each mistake, the independents move more towards Romney.
And he's the divider. Yeah, right.
Even independents won't vote for him. Here's one's quote and that is how most of them feel.
"I voted for Obama too. Trillion$ in bailouts for banksters, 4 more years of Bernokio and bupkis for Main Street is not change I can believe in.
If Obama thinks he can win re-election in 2012 by delivering a bunch of speeches from a teleprompter, he will find out differently when he gives his concession speech on the night of November 6, 2012.
I have no confidence in any of the prospective Republican Presidential candidates, but I don’t plan to vote to re-elect Obama in 2012"
One quote doesn't mean that's how most of them feel.
Take a look at this. Tell me where you think Romney's win will come from.
http://www.realclearpolitics....
So that's a whole lot of leeway. You're counting your chickens.
Indies and the economy will decide this election as in ALL elections. The incumbent has NEVER won with this poor of a record.
And most analysts prefer their polls because they always choose likely over registered voters.