Yard Signs Tell the Tale in New Hampshire (Barack Obama is in big trouble next November.)

PJ Media ^ | January 5, 2012 | Andrew Boucher

[truthkeeper]

Interesting post, thanks.

[rightwingextremist1776]

Which is the very reason I don't go to cocktail parties....I would start a riot because I DON'T BACK DOWN TO COMMIES AND WIMPS!

Better off to just stay home....who wants to be around a bunch of imbeciles anyway....

[Baynative]

It has been said that you should never ask a person about their political ideology because if they are conservative you will figure it out and if they are liberal you run the risk of embarrassing them publicly.

[manc]

same here.
If I ever hear some left wing screw ball I never back away but they do once I speak up against them.

They’re used to people shutting up and agreeing with them but once you question them , give them some facts they look like deers in the headlights.

Whether it be homosexual marriage to the debt to the dumb ass in the white house

[NELSON111]

If yard signs were an indicator of who our next president was going to be...then President McCain and Vice President Palin would be running for re-election. I remember reading the same articles back before the 2008 election: "I don't see any BHO yard signs...bumper stickers...this election is going to be a landslide!" Yada yada yada.

Anecdotal evidence is meaningless, as is poll data this far out.

[TribalPrincess2U]

All the more reason Hussein is gearing up for as many frauds votes as possible and there won’t be enough of us to couteract this (already posted here.—

Probe reveals feds pressuring agents to rush immigrant visas – even if fraud is feared..
http://www.thedaily.com/page/2012/01/03/010312-news-immigration-strife-1-3/

[Sybeck1]

A ROMNEY AND WHOMEVER CONSERVATIVE FIGUREHEAD VP CHOICE SIGN WILL NEVER BE IN FRONT OF MY HOUSE!!!

[wbill]

If I ever hear some left wing screw ball I never back away but they do once I speak up against them.

Good, and I'm sure that it makes you feel better, but it's still a waste of oxygen.

Liberalism is a religion. Might as well try to debate theology with the Pope.

[Graewoulf]

That is one way of spreading the Right Word.

Another way is to have a tactful chat centered on the Right’s obligation to proclaim “Game ON!”

BTW, if the left misbehaves, just point out to them that “truth is always painful to those who live in denial. “ They own the problem, not you.

[manc]

not really.
One woman used to always come down to the kids soccer games harping on about who is a Nazi etc.

Screw that I confronted the big mouth and gave her facts, and questions right in front of her usual crowd.

Not once since then has she opened her big trap and since then I’ve had people come up to me and tell me thank you for shutting her up, thank you for facing her and giving her info of which they had no clue because the facts I gave were not what were being given from the MSM of which they watch

shutting up is what the left wants, speaking up against them and facing them is what they hate.
The more speak up the more the left will be exposed

[Question Liberal Authority]

In 2008, Iowa and New Hampshire went for Obama by 10 points. Why should they have any say in who the Republican nominee is in 2012?

I think the Republic Party should have 10 weeks of primaries - 5 states each. The first week should go to the 5 states which voted most heavily for the Republican ticket in the previous election. The next week, states 6 through 10. After that, states 11 through 15, etc.

I wouldn't count yard signs in New Hampshire as indicative of anything to do with the general election. Obama is running unopposed for his party's nomination, while half a dozen Republicans are still in the race for their party's nomination.

In 2008, there were open primaries on both sides, and a noticeable enthusiasm gap between Democrats, salivating between the possibility of electing the first black or the first female US President, and Republicans, flipping a coin to figure out whether to pick Romney or McCain.

In any given year where the sitting president is uncontested in the primaries, I imagine that the yard signs in New Hampshire heavily favor the out-of-power party. In 2004, for example, there were probably lots of Democrat yard signs, and in 1996 there were probably lots of Republican yard signs.

[marktwain]

Good, and I'm sure that it makes you feel better, but it's still a waste of oxygen.

Not really. I do not expect to convert the committed leftist/progressive. There are plenty of uncommitted listeners, however.

[Bloody Sam Roberts]

Barack Obama is in big trouble next November.

Oh Lordy, I hope so.

[AngelesCrestHighway]

"Barack Obama is in big trouble next November....."

[AngelesCrestHighway]

“Barack Obama is in big trouble.”...

The media is hiding the disaster if front of our eyes....We see it...we know it...Stick a fork in it, Obango is done!

[RitchieAprile]

Unless there are bunches of Hillary signs out I would
not jump to that conclusion.

[AngelesCrestHighway]

[Future Snake Eater]

There are plenty of uncommitted listeners, however.

That statement reminds me of this...

Very true stuff.

[andy58-in-nh]

Frankly, I see a lot more political signs along on the main roads and at intersections right now (planted there by campaign workers) than I do in people's yards here in New Hampshire.

At the moment, we are being invaded by the Media Hoard as well as by the candidates themselves, as we are every four years at this time. Satellite trucks from Boston, New York and beyond are setting up in Manchester and Concord.

We pretend not to like all the attention, but trust me, we do. Personally, I'm looking forward to the first time a mobile cam comes up to me for a "Man-In-The Street" interview - it happens at least once every primary season. I'm going to tell him two things: 1. I haven't made up my mind who to vote for yet, and 2. I'd vote for my dog over Barack Obama because the dog only lifts his leg on my fruit trees, not on the whole damn country.