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Mytzlplk

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of course they'll "slowly" get behind him, as the threat of another four years of a black guy as pres sinks in. That's about the only source of enthusiasm the Mutt can muster.

Quite frankly, I think much as the repub party isn't entirely comprised of racist, homophobic, etc mouthbreathers, that it also isn't entirely comprised of Pee "Keep you hands off my SS/Medicare" Partiers either, who are growing quite discontented with and increasingly fearful of their leadership and their plans. We can see this in various polls showing majority support for this and that like tax raises on the rich. I've long thought that this would result in the opening of the self-interest door, and particularly the longer the economy and people suffer. The net result of all of this should be what I've long called "converts", meaning rightwingers that take a step through that open door, and vote with their interests in mind -- finally -- or stay home and refuse to vote for thoise doing the screwing.

ANd one needn't confine this to just the unemployed repub the repubs want to take the unemployment check or food stamps from, the Mutt is sticking his foot up his ass in more ways than that. http://www.politico.com/blogs/burns...nd-energy-issue-resonates-in-iowa-130570.html Even many of the "small gov" repubs love their "big gov" handouts, no?

I'm surprised the Mutt isn't suffering a double digit separation by now. Maybe he will after that black pretender stomps the dogshit outta him in the debates.

CNN Poll: Obama holds 7-point lead over Romney

Posted by
CNN Political Unit
Washington (CNN) - Mitt Romney's unfavorable rating is up, most Americans think the Republican presidential challenger favors the rich, and it appears the number of people who believe that the economy will not get better if Romney is elected has edged up slightly, according to a new national poll.

But a CNN/ORC International survey released Thursday also indicates that Romney's supporters are increasingly getting behind the presumptive GOP nominee.

http://politicalticker.blogs.cnn.co...lds-7-point-lead-over-romney/?wpisrc=nl_pmfix
 
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