Posted on 09/14/2012 1:05:12 PM PDT by Perdogg
Remove about 4 points of liberal bias and that means Romney is actually leading by 4. Romney and Ryan look calm and confident and are likely to win the electoral vote by a substantial margin.
Should be an interesting week for me, I will be working for the Republican campaign in the North Denver/Boulder area to ask people who are for Romney or who associate themselves Conservative and/or Republican to register to vote if they already are not. I will standing outside pre-approved business 8 to 10 hours per day. I have a feeling I will be getting in a few verbal battles with the occasional radical libtard. I have my camera if anything interesting happens.
Romney's support is strongest among whites, military families, gun owners, voters in Colorado Springs and opponents of abortion. Obama's support is strongest among women, Hispanics, voters in the metro area, voters who earn less than $40,000 a year and supporters of abortion access.
In other words... Traditional Americans prefer Romney, and the others want to be ruled by a king.
lol That’s exactly what I was thinking when I read the title and what I was going to write. Thank you.
Splits are good—34-34-— but it is a mix of adults, registered, and likely without telling you what. % is what.
Colorado is a flaming liberal “Blue State”, so even they must be finally catching on!
SURE, he is....
I think Ryan is remarkably confident. Saw him today and he looked focused and unshaken. What a GREAT man to have as second slot to President, UNLIKE BIDEN THE BUFFOON.
Is THIS the latest edict from the MSM style guide? I'm stunned they didn't use the de rigeur title "opponents of abortion rights" to describe pro-lifers.
I live in Colorado now (and did in 2008). Enthusiasm for Obama is WAY down, LOTS of 2008 Obama voters say they will vote “for the other guy” or stay home. I’d say Romney by 4% is pretty reasonable.
I had three Obama voters in my family. All express deep disappointment, One will “hold his nose” and vote for Romney, one will definitely not vote for Obama again, the other is very dispirited but can’t bring himself to vote for Romney, talks a lot about finding a 3rd Party candidate.
Actually not, but it IS a very divided state, with Boulder and Denver (lib) against the rest of the state, which is very highly conservative (think Wyoming South), except for the Ski-Bunny towns, which are fiscally conservative but kinda like like abortion, dope and rainbows.
All them California folks moved there to get away from the taxes, etc. They bring the same crap to where they move and end up eventually destroy that, then they will move again.
Stay safe!
I agree, I live in the Denver area and it is a whole new ballgame this time around. Less Obama bumper stickers, less Obama yard signs, Less Hope and changey.
Obama won Colorado by 9% in 2008. For Romney to be tied with him in this state is very good news. Frankly, this, plus Romney only being back by 2% in Michigan suggests to me that there is a nationwide movement away from Obama.
The publisher and the drones at the Denver Pest kiss obozo’s marxist butt to get their articles..
My husband and I have a biz in Arvada and travel to Denver every week and then back to OKC for long weekend. Our residence is in north Denver. Way different this time. In 2008, the library near our office had every car in the employee parking lot with obimbo bumper stickers. Recently saw ONE, count it, ONE employee car with the sticker taped to back window. LOL. Easier to get off, I guess.
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