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President Obama 332 Governor Romney 206,
This thread will be for those stories of obama losing support.
Chicken soup for the right wing nut (alleged) soul.
President Obama 332 Governor Romney 206,
RealClearPolitics - 2012 Election Maps - Electoral Map No Toss Ups
Same ol', same ol'
Non-thread of the year.
Electoral college votes are clearly having Obama above, even without toss-ups.
Ohio is not looking so hot for Rmoney.
Aggregated polls show Obama with a +3.1% lead over Rmoney, highest in months.
I am sure there are some excuses that Necons can come up with.
Weaselzippers had a post a bit back, reb, on Axelrod castigating Gallup for using faulty polling procedures and causing Obama's poll numbers to come up consistently with the short end of the stick.
Gallup promptly complied and came out with an Obama up four over Romney poll. The problem with this is that it not only gives heart to the Dems, it will give Obama another reason to argue that he needs to stick around longer after the polls close with the results made known post November 6th that the voting process was flawed, since how could he lose at the ballot box when the pre election polls consistently showed him in the lead? Commies, once they gain power are extremely reluctant to comcede it when the time comes. Make sure you're ready when that time comes. America hasn't been this sharply divided since the Civil War. Remember that time, when we decided to trade cannon ball, musket and grape shot instead of goods and services.
Well we did develop the Gatling Gun which does come in handy in dealing with certain groups of people and American tourism became popular in foreign military circles when hordes of advisors came here to witness how efficiently we killed one another.
Obama remarked recently that he'll work with the Republicans as soon as they give him what he wants.
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Report: White House Pressured Gallup To Change Its Polling Methodology | Weasel Zippers
As of today, all polls look like this .........mittens 43 percent Obama 52.I think it's all the flip flopping the romney Ryan campaign is doing.
Democrats are so convinced that obama will win, that his loss is going to drive them absolutely crazy.
OH ye'll
A month ago, there was a fair amount of bravado in Republican circles, with many in the GOP cautiously optimistic the presidential race. The swagger is now gone -- Politico quoted "top advisers to Mitt Romney" who conceded that President Obama is the favorite. The same piece said internal Republican polls show Ohio "clearly" leaning in the president's favor.
Now that the dust has settled on both major-party conventions, we can also take a look at two full weeks' worth of Gallup tracking data.
That straight, boring line on the left half of the chart? That's the period around the Republican convention -- which showed no bounce for Romney at all. As things currently stand, Gallup shows Obama up by five, which is hardly an insurmountable lead, but is the larger advantage either candidate has enjoyed in the last 11 weeks. Other polls are pointing in a similar direction.
With a growing sense of dread in Republican circles, the Romney campaign's pollster published a memo this morning, urging everyone to just calm down. Neil Newhouse -- yes, that Neil Newhouse -- acknowledged Obama's lead, but dismissed the president's advantage as "a sugar high" that won't last.
Barack Obama's reelection campaign has snapped a three-month losing streak in the dash for campaign cash, outraising Mitt Romney's campaign $114 million to $111 million in August. Obama campaign manager Jim Messina said in a statement Monday that 1.1 million donors had given an average of $58, with more than 317,000 donors giving for the first time.
Here's the big takeaway from August's fundraising numbers: The president, despite his own warnings, will almost assuredly raise more money than Romney this presidential election. Obama and the Democrats have now raised $689 million this election cycle. Romney and the GOP have banked $613 million. Obama, who like Romney rejected public funds for the 2012 election, is on track to match or beat his record-setting haul of nearly $750 million in the last election, but will likely fall short of the $1 billion once suggested by anonymous Democrats.
Sunlight Foundation editorial director Bill Allison wrote in July that Romney and the Republicans needed to outraise Obama and the Democrats by a margin of $158 million in July, August, September, and October to win the presidential fundraising fight. In July, Romney bested Obama by $26 million. But as we've just learned, Team Romney trailed Team Obama by $3 million in August, and faces long odds in outraising the president in September and October as more Americans tune in and participate in the presidential race.
As it now stands, Romney needs to raise $135 million* more than Obama over the next two months to come out on top. If the 2008 election is any indication, Romney will need a miracle to make that happen. "It just seems impossible that Romney could catch Obama," says Allison, who tracks presidential fundraising.
OH ye'll
Eh?
Too bad most of America is smart enough to not pay attention to the Neocon rhetorical propaganda pictures you post ..
A month ago, there was a fair amount of bravado in Republican circles, with many in the GOP cautiously optimistic the presidential race. The swagger is now gone -- Politico quoted "top advisers to Mitt Romney" who conceded that President Obama is the favorite. The same piece said internal Republican polls show Ohio "clearly" leaning in the president's favor.
Now that the dust has settled on both major-party conventions, we can also take a look at two full weeks' worth of Gallup tracking data.
That straight, boring line on the left half of the chart? That's the period around the Republican convention -- which showed no bounce for Romney at all. As things currently stand, Gallup shows Obama up by five, which is hardly an insurmountable lead, but is the larger advantage either candidate has enjoyed in the last 11 weeks. Other polls are pointing in a similar direction.
With a growing sense of dread in Republican circles, the Romney campaign's pollster published a memo this morning, urging everyone to just calm down. Neil Newhouse -- yes, that Neil Newhouse -- acknowledged Obama's lead, but dismissed the president's advantage as "a sugar high" that won't last.
Obama is right where he wants to be - The Maddow Blog
Barack Obama's reelection campaign has snapped a three-month losing streak in the dash for campaign cash, outraising Mitt Romney's campaign $114 million to $111 million in August. Obama campaign manager Jim Messina said in a statement Monday that 1.1 million donors had given an average of $58, with more than 317,000 donors giving for the first time.
Here's the big takeaway from August's fundraising numbers: The president, despite his own warnings, will almost assuredly raise more money than Romney this presidential election. Obama and the Democrats have now raised $689 million this election cycle. Romney and the GOP have banked $613 million. Obama, who like Romney rejected public funds for the 2012 election, is on track to match or beat his record-setting haul of nearly $750 million in the last election, but will likely fall short of the $1 billion once suggested by anonymous Democrats.
Sunlight Foundation editorial director Bill Allison wrote in July that Romney and the Republicans needed to outraise Obama and the Democrats by a margin of $158 million in July, August, September, and October to win the presidential fundraising fight. In July, Romney bested Obama by $26 million. But as we've just learned, Team Romney trailed Team Obama by $3 million in August, and faces long odds in outraising the president in September and October as more Americans tune in and participate in the presidential race.
As it now stands, Romney needs to raise $135 million* more than Obama over the next two months to come out on top. If the 2008 election is any indication, Romney will need a miracle to make that happen. "It just seems impossible that Romney could catch Obama," says Allison, who tracks presidential fundraising.
Romney Needs A Miracle to Win the Presidential Cash Dash | Mother Jones
