GOP Convention, Romney Speech Evoke Lukewarm Reactions

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Speech gets lowest ratings of any Gallup has measured since 1996

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Mitt is boring, and dawgonnit, people just don't like him.
 

Have you compared the personal approval ratings between Obama and Romney? It's an eye opener. It sucks that the GOP congress didn't give Obama the same tools it gave Reagan, Bush 1, and Bush 2, i.e. government payroll jobs. But given the hand he was dealt, Obama owns Romney. People just don't like Mitt.
 
The problem with Romney as I see it is he is a man without a vision. All he brings to the table is his ambition to be POTUS.

A leader is someone who has a vision, can convince others that the vision is 1) worth their support and 2) doable. Romney's vision is limited to him seated in the Oval Office - once there he will become George W. Bush - an actor playing a role directed by others.

Others must see this too. His success in achieving his ambition will be determined by how well the SuperPACs are able to define the man, the amount of money they can spend in that effort and how well the GOP does in suppressing the vote.
 

Have you compared the personal approval ratings between Obama and Romney? It's an eye opener. It sucks that the GOP congress didn't give Obama the same tools it gave Reagan, Bush 1, and Bush 2, i.e. government payroll jobs. But given the hand he was dealt, Obama owns Romney. People just don't like Mitt.



Yeah but what has now seeped in is the recognition by the electorate that this president really is a divider............all this race crap. Only the k00k left embrace it................

He kicked all this shit off three summers ago with this.......................

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Immediately, his poll numbers droped and its been escalator down ever since. Independents were duped once by this Wizard of Oz...........wont happen again!!!


See ya election night s0n!!!!:coffee:
 
The problem with Romney as I see it is he is a man without a vision. All he brings to the table is his ambition to be POTUS.

A leader is someone who has a vision, can convince others that the vision is 1) worth their support and 2) doable. Romney's vision is limited to him seated in the Oval Office - once there he will become George W. Bush - an actor playing a role directed by others.

Others must see this too. His success in achieving his ambition will be determined by how well the SuperPACs are able to define the man, the amount of money they can spend in that effort and how well the GOP does in suppressing the vote.



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The political reality is this.............nobody has ever won an election based upon a convention platform of class warfare and slamming the other side. Non-partisans cant stand that shit.............so what you have here this week is an incumbent desperate to fire up the base to 2008 levels because if it doesnt happen = 1 term.


Just keepin' it real s0ns!!!
 

Have you compared the personal approval ratings between Obama and Romney? It's an eye opener. It sucks that the GOP congress didn't give Obama the same tools it gave Reagan, Bush 1, and Bush 2, i.e. government payroll jobs. But given the hand he was dealt, Obama owns Romney. People just don't like Mitt.



Yeah but what has now seeped in is the recognition by the electorate that this president really is a divider............all this race crap. Only the k00k left embrace it................

He kicked all this shit off three summers ago with this.......................

Obamapnaltation.jpg



Immediately, his poll numbers droped and its been escalator down ever since. Independents were duped once by this Wizard of Oz...........wont happen again!!!


See ya election night s0n!!!!:coffee:

When you have a congress that neglects their job, and openly states that they will do absolutely nothing that will make Obama look good, it's not our President who's the divider. Have you seen the congressional approval ratings?
 
When the most riveting remarks are delivered by an empty chair, that's the sign of an underwhelming convention.

did your handlers tell you that was the most riveting remark or is that your own view? in either case your vacuity is not something you need to advertise.
 
When the most riveting remarks are delivered by an empty chair, that's the sign of an underwhelming convention.

did your handlers tell you that was the most riveting remark or is that your own view? in either case your vacuity is not something you need to advertise.

[ame=http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=C6cxNR9ML8k]Lighten Up Francis - YouTube[/ame]
 





Partisan Trends
Number of Republicans in America Reaches Record High

After falling for two straight months, the number of Americans who consider themselves Republicans jumped nearly three points in August.

During August, 37.6% of Americans considered themselves Republicans. That’s up from 34.9% in July and 35.4% in June. It’s also the largest number of Republicans ever recorded by Rasmussen Report since monthly tracking began in November 2002. The previous peak for the GOP was 37.3% in September 2004. See History of Party Trends

Partisan Trends - Rasmussen Reports™

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