Posted on 09/19/2012 7:36:33 AM PDT by ScottinVA
Mitt Romney has now taken the lead in the swing state of New Hampshire.
The latest Rasmussen Reports telephone survey of Likely Voters in New Hampshire shows Romney with 48% support to President Obama’s 45%. Four percent (4%) prefer some other candidate, and three percent (3%) are undecided. (To see survey question wording, click here.)
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Romney is picking off Obama 2008 states one at a time..
Perhaps thats what he meant when he said ‘small varmit’..? :)
Lame #uck Obama seriously scares the living daylights out of me.
True story: my 77 year old mom in NH is moving in with us down here in Mass & we have just finished putting on an in-law apartment for her. She was going to move is come this October. Lol, she called me this week & said that she will be staying in NH until November now cause she’s got to cast a vote against Obama cause it’s a swing state. That’s dedication:)
NH is 4 EVs.
“Obama’s “October Surprise” could be a call to legalize marijuana.”
If so, it won’t help so much. How many stoners are registered to vote? Most states have a 30 day cutoff.
Romney wins Indiana, Iowa, and Wisconsin. I think he’ll win Florida also.
“And Obama may have fired his best shot early with the Mother Jones hit tape.”
But that assumes that kamp hussein was the one who arranged for the release of the vid...
They don't have to show up on Nov. 6! They have at least a month to early votein most States and in some States two months for someone like ACORN or SEIU to show up and drag them out of their basements, dorm rooms or the tenements and drive them to a polling place to vote for "Zero"! Early voting is where the fraud is!
That would be welcome news...FNC had a poll out this afternoon showing Obama with a 5-7 pt lead in Ohio, Virginia and Florida. But there was one rather interesting note in the data. Among the most enthusiastic voters, Romney is in the lead or tied in all three states.
I spend most of my time in Virginia, but travel to North Carolina and New Hampshire on a regular basis. Obama is finished in the Tar Heel State; just a matter of time before he pulls what’s left of his staff and advertising money and sends them to Virginia. Haven’t been to New Hampshire in about a month, but the Rasmussen poll is certainly encouraging.
VA is coming around as well. As I posted on another thread yesterday, Obama’s military cuts—and the threat of more—isn’t playing well in the Old Dominion. I believe the Tidewater region will go into the GOP column with military families, retirees, vets and defense workers in places like Suffolk, Chesapeake, Virginia Beach, York County and James City County off-setting O’s advantage in Norfolk and Portsmouth. Similar trend in northern VA. Lots of worried military families and defense contractors in those areas. If Zero carries that area, it will be by less than five points, not enough to offset his losses in other areas.
“Oh, do women have coattails?”
Nope! Petticoats!
You got that right!
This was Obama’s ace. It’s the best he has. The MidEast crisis and the subsequent coverup had to be... covered up, and the MSM was starting to look stale still debating Mitt’s comments on the apology. It was time for the Dems to pull the emergency cord... and it didn’t really have much of an effect other than to run down the clock. In fact, it fired conservatives up. I really hope we have something devastating on Obama to kill him two weeks before election day. Perhaps a tape of him saying “9/11 was America’s fault. God damn America!”
I saw an “Obama ‘12” bumper sticker here in Louisville a couple of days ago. I was thinking about how it is the first one I’ve seen this year when they were everywhere in 2008.
Amen, wingnut. Maggie is a moonbat’s moonbat.
“These shots stick inasmuch as the Romney lead isn’t at +10, where it should be.”
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If we are going to talk about what SHOULD BE then Obama should never have been a candidate, let alone elected and Romney should not be running as a Republican. Someone to the right of Romney should be the Democrat and someone unimaginable to most should be the Republican. That would be more like the situation as it was when I was a boy.
The fact that Hassan won the NH Democrat primary shows that there is very little mainstream interest in voting among the democrats. I watched some of the democrat governor debate. Kennedy was by far the most reasonable of the three. Hassan came across as a far left wacko. That means only far left extremists came out to vote in the primary.
There is absolutely no comparison between 2008 and now when it comes to the dems energy and support for their candidates. I really have to look hard for an Obama sign or bumper sticker in my travels around southern NH. I think I can only remember one yard in Amherst with an Obama sign. On the contrary there still seems to be pretty good support for Kuster among the dems. This is probably because Bass is such a weak candidate. I really wish Jennifer Horn had run again.
Didn’t know there were that many blacks in NH.
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