Obama is ahead for sure.. but National Polls are meaningless for the Presidential Election because votes aren't counted that way. At this point one has to look at the combined state polls and their relativity to the National Electoral map - which has Obama MUCH farther ahead of Romney. Mitt has no chance.
http://www.realclearpolitics....
Obama winning in the polls. What's Romney's problem?
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Even Fox News has Obama ahead by +5.
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FAWKES' NOOSE ~ ΔTX 2012/07/05 00:50:45This is Romney's problem





















Obama is hitting Romney hard right now on the usual class war fare notes and he isn't pulling away.
As things are right now, Romney needs 4 states that are currently toss ups as the polls go to win the White House. Florida, Virginia, Ohio, and one more of NH, Colorado, Iowa, Nevada.
Right now Romney doesn't have a problem.
Besides the mountains of statistics showing Obama has tanked the economy-like the stupid giving away of billions to banks without making them liable & accountable for using it for the purpose it was intended,letting them spend it on incredible CEO bonuses & the like;
statistics that have been given here on SH,that I'm not going to reiterate,
One BIG problem is the left liberal MEDIA who faithfully airs Obama all the time, in a very favorable light,
But for Romney, they barely show him giving like 2 mini sentences, barely ANY air time, & then with a continual slant of negative.
This is probably part of their campaign strategy as well. I have noticed this for a long time, & it was mentioned on the news yesterday, about how the left media operates.
Americans are not HEARING what ROMNEY is saying, & that's a BIG PROBLEM! He needs more savvy people to be on these things. Americans won't know how to vote for him if they don't even know what he says-thanks to the slanted, biased left news media!!
This is just plain rotten. It's part of Obama's rotten administration tactics, & it makes me sick! Who wants an administration full of crooks? It's like a Chicago gang!
Bush had loads of czars too. They're just advisers. They have no political power.
none the less, the czars have as much power as Obama wants them to have. They're probably set up to keep things going his way after he's out of the white house.
Obama doesn't want america to hear what Romney has to say, because Romney can fix the problems in america.
Obama's track record has proven he can't fix anything-NOT AMERICA. he doesn't want the focus to be on his lfailed track record. simple as that.
Romney loves this country too. Obama has shown he doesn't. He couldn't even put his hand over his heart & say the pledge of allegiance. What a crock.
American's-please don't let him do it. Don't be fooled by Obama's persuasive speeches, that don't say a single thing, but his track record-which speeks volumnes-is never talked about.
http://pleasecutthecrap.typep...
It's just a left liberal tactic to decieve people.
When it sinks in what a bad deal Obamatax (formally Obamacare) is, the unemployment rate goes back up, the housing market crashes again, and inflation continues to rise, by the time the RNC convention is over and Romney picks a running mate, the Romney PACs will go to battle stations, and rip Obama from one side to the other..
Keep in mind, at this stage of the game, Carter was ahead of some guy named Ronald Reagan who no one thought would have a chance.
The Rasmussen Reports daily Presidential Tracking Poll for Tuesday shows Mitt Romney attracting 47% of the vote, while President Obama earns 44%. Four percent (4%) prefer some other candidate, and five percent (5%) are undecided.
Last week, the president received an immediate bounce following the Supreme Court ruling on his health care law. On the night of the ruling, the single night poll results were by far the best recorded for Obama in many months. Over the past few days, the numbers have returned to where they’ve been for most of the past month—Romney up slightly among likely voters in a very close race.