FJO
Gold Member
About a year before the election, I was watching the news and they were interviewing this guy in Detroit on who looked about in his middle 40's.
And he said that he wanted to thank Obama for saving the car industry, his home, his job and because saved his job, he could keep his kid in college.
He said he felt bad Republicans would have let the auto industry die. Then he said in spite of all that, he just couldn't vote for a black as president. So I thought Obama was toast. I thought if people would vote against someone who kept their entire life from be completely ruined just because of race, Obama would never be elected to a second term. I'm guessing if Obama had been white, with his accomplishments, he would have won in a landslide.
Obama was re-elected EVEN though his major accomplishment ACA was totally passed by ONLY 7 YES votes and based entirely on a LIE that there were 46 million people that wanted insurance, were covered by Medicaid and were NOT eligible (illegals) added up to less the 4 million truly needing insurance!
Re-elected because 3 million ignorant conservatives thought Romney as a Mormon was worse then Obama for another 4 years!
These 3 million stayed at home. Didn't vote!
If these three million had voted, Romney's popular vote total would have beaten Obama's by 180,000. I don't know what it would mean Electoral College yet, that hasn't been analyzed, but this was not an election lost because of demography. It wasn't an election lost because we lost the women vote or Hispanic vote. We didn't turn our vote out. It's just that simple.
Why Did Three Million Republicans Stay Home? - The Rush Limbaugh Show
Obama was re-elected by two different groups of people:
One group that believed the crap spewed forth about Obamacare, which was passed in the House without anybody reading it (remember the words of Nancy Pelosi?) which will be remembered as the greatest legislative fraud and crime in history.
The other group is those who preferred to see a man with no soul, no conscience, no morals, than a Mormon, and stayed home just out of spite, perhaps in the name of Christian love and tolerance.