Ohio and Michigan Battleground State conservatives hold key to Obama Loss

Examiner ^ | August 29, 2012 | Kevin Fobbs

[Kfobbs]

America is at a crucial tipping point in its illustrious history. The socialist minded presidential principles of Obama have joined with millions of illegal aliens who have been given a presidential pass to demand entry through your gates to rights and privileges given citizens. They can ignore federal and state citizenship laws, and walk openly into your cities to demand housing in your neighborhoods. Illegal aliens can insist upon free health care at your hospitals and soon sue for the right to the keys to your child’s college education.

This is not the future in America…This is America today, this is America right now!

There is hope. States like Michigan, Ohio, Florida, Virginia and even Wisconsin that Obama scooped into his electoral column in 2008, are now steadily trending in polls towards Mitt Romney. In fact according to recently released Rasmussen Poll numbers, amongst 11 key swing states, Obama has dropped from 53 percent, in this same period in 2008, to currently 47 percent. Romney comes in at 44 percent and is increasingly closing the voter polling gap.

Most importantly, historically when polls begin to tighten this early in a presidential race, instead of later, the incumbent president is typically shown the door.

You don’t have to believe the polls, just ask your buddies at the unemployment line, or your former co-worker at the grocery store, or even your fellow farmers at the town square and community meetings. Millions like you in the nation are waking up. The president’s deficit spending quagmire which has dragged nearly 23 million families into unemployment and thousands of towns and whole communities into debt, despair and depression is setting an electoral fire under swing state voters...

[onevoter]

I believe some of the people on this site are trolls. A few of them cruise through nearly every board and post about nearly nothing else except what a poor choice Romney is and how they are just going to “stay home and not vote” - some are on the boards so frequently that I would not be surprised to find they are paid bloggers for the current administration. I was no John McCain fan but voted for the lesser of the evils. The polls indicate that this election could be close and there is too much at stake to sit this one out.

[103198]

And former Marine.

[xzins]

Definitely a plus.

[DuncanWaring]

He’s not my first pick either (not even in the top ten) ... I’ve rhetorically asked “Why would I vote for a guy who was acceptable to the same electorate that put Ted Kennedy and John Kerry in the Senate”.

I recently got my answer ... “Because he hasn’t promised to throw the castle gates open to the encircling barbarian hordes”.