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Lets not forget the way Nevada and Colorado shifted to blue side in the last election.
Those states typically go with whoever wins the election.
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Lets not forget the way Nevada and Colorado shifted to blue side in the last election.
No, just fewer polls. And most were taken during the primary process.
No. Much higher margin for error. There are reasons for that and it has nothing to do with fewer polls.
The latest poll, done this month by Critical Insights, had an MOE of 4.
ME-2012 President: 50% Obama (D), 42% Romney (R) (Critical Insights 5/2-7))
He still did reasonably well among Hispanics. So did Dubya. Do you disagree that Romney's change on immigration policy will hurt him with this demographic?
I don't think that immigration is the hot button issue that it was in 2008. This election is going to be about whether or not we think Obama has been a success. Frankly, he's been a failure.
I disagree. I think the exact opposite is true. The rhetoric coming from the right about immigration is much more extreme and inflammatory. Another very high priority for Hispanics is education. The GOP attempts to cut student loans, Pell Grants, and states cutting back on school spending is going to hurt Romney in a huge way. Obama's appointment of a Latina to the high court didn't hurt him either.
Lets not forget the way Nevada and Colorado shifted to blue side in the last election.
Enthusiasm?
How about here at the USMB. A group of self described informed voters.
How many liberal/Democratic/progressive members are very pleased with or very enthusiastic about having Barack Obama as their candidate? What percentage of these members would rather have someone else represent the Democratic Party in November?
Same questions for conservative/Republican/regressive members regarding Mitt Romney.
My take? Not even close. Enthusiasm for Obama way higher.
I don't think that immigration is the hot button issue that it was in 2008. This election is going to be about whether or not we think Obama has been a success. Frankly, he's been a failure.
I disagree. I think the exact opposite is true. The rhetoric coming from the right about immigration is much more extreme and inflammatory. Another very high priority for Hispanics is education. The GOP attempts to cut student loans, Pell Grants, and states cutting back on school spending is going to hurt Romney in a huge way. Obama's appointment of a Latina to the high court didn't hurt him either.
Lets not forget the way Nevada and Colorado shifted to blue side in the last election.
Of course you "disagree." Libs don't want it to be about Obama's economy. They're looking for any diversion or distortion they can, just like Mitt said they would.
And as for grants and student loans, Biden has even said that such things are artificially increasing the costs of tuition. It's time to get a pro in office. Amateur hour is over sweetheart.
Of course you "disagree." Reactionaries want it to be about Obama's economy.
Yes, it should be about the economy. Hispanics as all Americans are concerned. However, to suggest that all Americans are going to give weight to a cookie cutter approach of the reactionaries is a monumental misreading of the electorate.
Repeating the lie, LBT. repeating the lie.
TGG is twisting. The one issue has various components to it, and your cookie cutter approach won't work, and Mitt's strategists know it.
Repeating the lie, LBT. repeating the lie.
Bad economy, high unemployment, and O refuses to talk about it. Instead they reach for class warfare tactics and social issues when the country is sinking into the abyss. Deplorable.
No, LL, he doesn't.
Repeating the lie, LBT. repeating the lie.
Bad economy, high unemployment, and O refuses to talk about it. Instead they reach for class warfare tactics and social issues when the country is sinking into the abyss. Deplorable.
If I post links to a dozen speeches or comments that the Obama administration has made in the past two weeks that specifically address the economy, will you admit to being duped by your right-wing media gods?
2012 Presidential Election Interactive Map and History of the Electoral College
Obama 217
Romney 191
RealClearPolitics - 2012 Election Maps - Electoral Map
Obama 243
Romney 170
2012 Presidential Electoral Map | Huffington Post 2012 Election Dashboard
The Electoral Map - Presidential Race Ratings and Swing States - Election 2012 - NYTimes.com
Obama 217
Romney 206
Electoral Map - Election Center 2012 - Elections & Politics from CNN.com
Obama 196
Romney 159
those numbers are all over the place...
Bad economy, high unemployment, and O refuses to talk about it. Instead they reach for class warfare tactics and social issues when the country is sinking into the abyss. Deplorable.
If I post links to a dozen speeches or comments that the Obama administration has made in the past two weeks that specifically address the economy, will you admit to being duped by your right-wing media gods?
I've seen his scant mention of the economy over the last few months. That does nothing. His policies are antithetical to economics. His solution: double down on his rigid ideology....or doing the same thing over and over with the same result. That's failure.
No, LL, he doesn't.
Sure he does. His voice gets a high pitch. He seems to be pleading. Listen for it. He does not come off as a guy in command of the room in my opinion.