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Barbella

Barbella

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Forget the Republican doom and gloom drumbeat peddled elsewhere in the media this week.

A new Gallup Poll out this morning finds President Obama's convention bounce fading and the 2012 presidential race reverting to its previous tight margin. What a bummer for the preferred media narrative of recent days!

The poll, of 1,096 registered voters in 12 key swing states, finds Obama and Mitt Romney virtually tied at 48% for the Democrat and 46% for Romney with less than seven weeks to go.

Gallup's Daily Tracking of registered voters nationally finds the margin even closer with Obama at 47% and Romney at 46%.

The crucial swing states polled were: Colorado, Florida, Iowa, Michigan, Nevada, New Hampshire, New Mexico, North Carolina, Ohio, Pennsylvania, Virginia and Wisconsin. Obama handily won all 12 states over John McCain in 2008, but at this point this time the race is much closer.

Gallup found that 22% of those swing state voters said they were either undecided now or there's a slight chance they'll change their mind by Nov. 6. Ominously for Obama, more of that 22% susceptible to change currently support the incumbent.

Three-quarters of the swing state voters said the recent party conventions had not affected their choice.

And another three-quarters asserted the upcoming three presidential debates in October will have little influence on their vote.

Again ominously for Obama, the debates look to loom as more important for him than for Romney, the reverse of the usual incumbent-challenger template.

More of those who say the debates could influence their choice currently favor Obama (54%) than favor Romney (40%), meaning the Democrat has more to lose from a poor performance.

Sen. John Kerry is helping Obama. You may remember the wealthy Massachusetts windsurfer as the Democrat who won the 2004 election before he lost it, as Ohio slipped inevitably away. Kerry is playing the Romney role in debate prep, meaning a poor Obama showing is more likely. Although the salute will be sharp.
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http://news.investors.com/politics-...-presidential-race-a-close-tie-once-again.htm
 
Ohio, Virginia, Pennsylvania, West Virginia, Colorado would be putting a noose around their necks to vote for Obama... Obama hates American coal and American wealth.

Obama was labeled The Food Stamp President for a reason.
 
NCmusicman said:
Ohio, Virginia, Pennsylvania, West Virginia, Colorado would be putting a noose around their necks to vote for Obama... Obama hates American coal and American wealth.

Obama was labeled The Food Stamp President for a reason.
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NCM...why does "putting nooses around necks"...and the President come into your mind???
 
So you like Gallup? Ok. Dont you like Rasmussen? (Obama +2), or Pew Research? (Obama +8) or NBC/Wall Street Journal? (Obama +5).

Ok, we can hold you to Gallup.
 
How about a little more Rasmussen?

President Obama Job Approval
Rasmussen Reports

Approve 51, Disapprove 48

Approve +3
 
It's like they have this film over their eyes, where they can't see what's right in front of their face. A year from now, nobody will even be mentioning Romney/Ryan.
 
NCmusicman said:
Ohio, Virginia, Pennsylvania, West Virginia, Colorado would be putting a noose around their necks to vote for Obama... Obama hates American coal and American wealth.

Obama was labeled The Food Stamp President for a reason.
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Maybe you've never been out here, but wind energy and solar energy are VERY important in Colorado. And Mitt Rmoney appears to be against those renewable sources of energy. Colorado REPUBLICANS were aghast and appalled when Rmoney said the tax credit for wind energy should go away. Lots of new and high-paying jobs out here in Colorado being created in the wind and solar power industries. You and Rmoney want to kill off those jobs. For some peculiar and strange reason.
 
LeRoy_Was_Here said:
Maybe you've never been out here, but wind energy and solar energy are VERY important in Colorado. And Mitt Rmoney appears to be against those renewable sources of energy. Colorado REPUBLICANS were aghast and appalled when Rmoney said the tax credit for wind energy should go away. Lots of new and high-paying jobs out here in Colorado being created in the wind and solar power industries. You and Rmoney want to kill off those jobs. For some peculiar and strange reason.
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Don't forget IOWA....big on wind and ethanol. Both renewables...and Romney and the GOP have mocked and attacked them.
 
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