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Obama Losing Votes, Scoring Funds (And Merchandise) With Marriage Announcement
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No. 2 ·
mc
The latest Rasmussen Poll was taken Saturday May 12 and it had Romney at 48% and Obama at 44% so it’s now a 4% lead. I think it’s too early to see how Obama’s views on marriage equality will affect poll results. Also they poll 500 people daily so I’m not sure how that’s reflective of the population as a whole.
May 14, 2012 at 2:37 pm · @Reply
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No. 3 ·
Spike
@mc: These so called polls are based on if the election were held tomorrow, and last I checked, it’s May, and the election isn’t till Nov., oh yea, and isn’t it the republicans who are the ones who have been running for President so far? President Obama has been kinda busy doing President type stuff, I suspect he goes into campaign mode, and has the opportunity to call out Willard on all his lies, mis-information and factless accusations face to face in the debates, today’s polls will be N/A
May 14, 2012 at 2:48 pm · @Reply ·
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No. 5 ·
J Stratford
The gays better vote for Obama or else we will all be blamed by the right wingnuts for losing the election.
Anyone who wants to support us will think twice about supporting us ever again… it will have to take a very convincing (2/3) majority of the population for anyone to openly support us.
May 14, 2012 at 9:11 pm · @Reply ·
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No. 7 ·
me
@J Stratford who wrote: “The gays better vote for Obama or else we will all be blamed by the right wingnuts for losing the election.”
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Or maybe other bigots in the Democratic Party will blame it on the fact that a black man ran for president. Face it, people who are looking for scapegoats will find them in any flavor that suits their particular nasty tastes in irrational rationalizations for the failure of their side to win.
The economy will be the deciding factor as to whether or not this president will be re-elected.
…’twas ever thus.
May 15, 2012 at 5:13 am · @Reply ·
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“”(at least according to the latest numbers from conservative pollster Rasmussen).”
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Rassmusen has been an outlying poll this entire time, being not only the only one that regularly says Romney is ahead, but also being on average 6 points off from all the other polls in favor of the republicans.
During the last election they were approximately 9 points off from the results…once again in favor of the GOP and they refuse to release their methodology.
So any report that only uses Rassmusen is trying to purposely paint a favorable picture for Romney, if they weren’t they would mention more than just that poll.