Conservatives,Guess We Can Look Foward To Obama's 40% Approval Numbers Next Week.

Mar 16, 2012
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:eusa_clap::clap2::woohoo:
Now we wait for the next set of polling data next week.:eek:
So what do you all think the numbers will be now that O'Bambi-Care was upheld?
If anything, we can expect Obama's approval to shoot closer to 40%, and we can also expect Romney's polling numbers to shoot to 50% against 43%(give or take 1%)
Can we say that Judge Roberts just handed Ohio,Florida and Michigan to Romney? and what other States did Romney just pick up thanks to the Supreme Court?
:beer::banana:
 
Now that Obamacare is a FACT, folks will be learning much more about it in the coming weeks and months - leading up to the election...
 

:eusa_clap::clap2::woohoo:
Now we wait for the next set of polling data next week.:eek:
So what do you all think the numbers will be now that O'Bambi-Care was upheld?
If anything, we can expect Obama's approval to shoot closer to 40%, and we can also expect Romney's polling numbers to shoot to 50% against 43%(give or take 1%)
Can we say that Judge Roberts just handed Ohio,Florida and Michigan to Romney? and what other States did Romney just pick up thanks to the Supreme Court?
:beer::banana:

You are really missing a big point here. The argument that it was unconstitutional did not hold up. Now people will actually start looking at what the law means for them, and they will be asking questions. Many will actually like what they hear once it is explained without the one liners of how no one should be forced into buying something they don't want.

Most people are concerned about the cost, but the cost doesn't change if you already have insurance, and there is no tax to discuss if you have insurance. For most people, it won't change a thing. Costs are already coming down. The last two years, my rate increases have been the lowest in the past decade. Obama still has a lot of selling to do, but if he does it well, the Republicans are doomed; they might even loose the House.
 
You are really missing a big point here. The argument that it was unconstitutional did not hold up. Now people will actually start looking at what the law means for them, and they will be asking questions. Many will actually like what they hear once it is explained without the one liners of how no one should be forced into buying something they don't want.

Most people are concerned about the cost, but the cost doesn't change if you already have insurance, and there is no tax to discuss if you have insurance. For most people, it won't change a thing. Costs are already coming down. The last two years, my rate increases have been the lowest in the past decade. Obama still has a lot of selling to do, but if he does it well, the Republicans are doomed; they might even loose the House.

Actually, the argument that it was unConstitutional was UPHELD under the Commerce Clause, this decision NARROWLY defined ObamaCare as a TAX. As such, it can be repealed with only 51 votes in the Senate, and it CAN'T be filibustered.

November is starting to look ugly for liberals...
 
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:eusa_clap::clap2::woohoo:
Now we wait for the next set of polling data next week.:eek:
So what do you all think the numbers will be now that O'Bambi-Care was upheld?
If anything, we can expect Obama's approval to shoot closer to 40%, and we can also expect Romney's polling numbers to shoot to 50% against 43%(give or take 1%)
Can we say that Judge Roberts just handed Ohio,Florida and Michigan to Romney? and what other States did Romney just pick up thanks to the Supreme Court?
:beer::banana:

LOL. Now what was your prediction for the Supreme Court decision? I think that this one is equally accurate. Would not be surprised to see an uptick in the Presidents numbers.
 
I predict Obama's approval will average 43% right thru the summer. especially with the economy getting worse by the wek.

President Obama approval rating Approve 48% Disapprove 46.9%

RealClearPolitics - Election Other - President Obama Job Approval

President Obama 7.6 Governor Romney -0.2

RealClearPolitics - Obama & Romney: Favorable/Unfavorable

President Obama 3.6

RealClearPolitics - Election 2012 - General Election: Romney vs. Obama

President Obama 221 Governor Romney 181

RealClearPolitics - 2012 Election Maps - Electoral Map

Now we will check these numbers next week.
 
i watch the stock market every day,,,the numbers this week were NEGATIVE !! and dont expect too many jobs to have been created in june..if anything, will probably be less than the may report and then we will see an uptick to 8.3 8.4% (although we all know its closer to 17%)
 
i watch the stock market every day,,,the numbers this week were NEGATIVE !! and dont expect too many jobs to have been created in june..if anything, will probably be less than the may report and then we will see an uptick to 8.3 8.4% (although we all know its closer to 17%)

Well, when you people last had control, we were losing jobs at the rate of 750,000 a month. And you wish to return us to that.
 
I don't think obama cares one way or the other now..

don't think he ever did
 

:eusa_clap::clap2::woohoo:
Now we wait for the next set of polling data next week.:eek:
So what do you all think the numbers will be now that O'Bambi-Care was upheld?
If anything, we can expect Obama's approval to shoot closer to 40%, and we can also expect Romney's polling numbers to shoot to 50% against 43%(give or take 1%)
Can we say that Judge Roberts just handed Ohio,Florida and Michigan to Romney? and what other States did Romney just pick up thanks to the Supreme Court?
:beer::banana:

Now with this huge tax around his neck, a president 20-30 years ago wouldn't have close to 40% approval rating. We now live in different times however, and there are so many more people with their palms out to the government that he still will be competitive.
 

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