Rick Perry - One down...

Halo · 11-10-2011, 12:41 PM

Originally Posted by strato

So really out of this group Romney looks to be the front runner?...I dont care who wins on either side...but Obama would tear any of these clowns up in a debate..

Im voting for Pedro..

VOTE FOR PEDRO!!!

Romney is a formidable opponent and an ardent debater. He has centrist ties and supported healthcare reform in his state. Regardless of who is nominated, the full force of the Repubs will be behind the candidate whomever he/she is.

Obama is unpopular right now in very strange way. Debate or no debate, if you put almost anyone against Obama in swing state polling, whoever they are is neck and neck with Barak.

Every incumbant loses traction after being in office for 2 to 3 years because of positions they must take on either side of issues which polarizes popularity. But an incumbent with numbers this low in head to head matches is bad news for the Obama team.

Recent polls indicate that Obama faces an uphill battle to duplicate the success he had in 12 toss-up states, including Florida, Ohio and Pennsylvania, that he won in 2008.

11-10-2011, 12:41 PM	#6
Halo Site Donor MONTHLY Join Date: May 2002 Location: New Orleans, LA Posts: 20,854 Blog Entries: 45	Originally Posted by strato So really out of this group Romney looks to be the front runner?...I dont care who wins on either side...but Obama would tear any of these clowns up in a debate.. Im voting for Pedro.. VOTE FOR PEDRO!!! Romney is a formidable opponent and an ardent debater. He has centrist ties and supported healthcare reform in his state. Regardless of who is nominated, the full force of the Repubs will be behind the candidate whomever he/she is. Obama is unpopular right now in very strange way. Debate or no debate, if you put almost anyone against Obama in swing state polling, whoever they are is neck and neck with Barak. Every incumbant loses traction after being in office for 2 to 3 years because of positions they must take on either side of issues which polarizes popularity. But an incumbent with numbers this low in head to head matches is bad news for the Obama team. Recent polls indicate that Obama faces an uphill battle to duplicate the success he had in 12 toss-up states, including Florida, Ohio and Pennsylvania, that he won in 2008. See also USA Today poll: In head-to-head matchups, Romney leads Obama among registered voters in swing states by a single percentage point, 47% to 46%... And against Cain, Obama narrowly win by three points, 48% to 45%. Both Cain and Romney fall within the poll's 3% error margin. Also daily Gallop Polling shows Obama's Presidential Job approval either dipping low or staying level with those who disapprove. Obama has an up-hill battle to re-election and he can do it, but he can just as easily be a 1 and done president. foreverfan and Srgt. Hulka like this.
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