“I think this entire episode as a whole is really hurting Obama.”
Latest polls from FL and OH show he is gaining support there. If the election were held today he would carry either state easily over Romney. Not that the latter would be much of an improvement, IMO. Anyway too many Americans don’t seem to care much about all the garbage he is foisting on us. Not to mention media brainwashing about the “improving” economy, and high gas prices being good for us, seem to be working.
only the GOP could have screwed all of this up.
They put out a north east elitist socially liberal, big Govt spender then they attack with everything they had against Newt once they saw their guy getting beat and then we’re left with this crap and they will wonder why they will lose my state or other states.
4 years from now they will put another moderate, socially liberal candidate and think we’ll get excited and again they will wonder why they are losing more and more people and again they think they should get more and more moderates out there for us.
The GOP is done, and after they way they attacked Newt then they can piss off and no matter who they put out as VP they can forget me or my family for support , money or getting out the vote.
Romney what a frigging joke, then take one for the team Rick, Paul a nut case and Newt too much baggage though he was the best to run in a debate v bozo the clown .
Sarah and Col Allen West is the only ticket now and let it be a lesson to the establishment your moderate candidates from the north east or anywhere does not work,
I don’t believe he can win either OH or FL, unless those states somehow fixed their unemployment (I know for certain that OH hasn’t) and got their gasoline down to $1 per gallon.
I’m skeptical of these polls because of the statewide defeats he was “unexpectedly” handed in MA, NJ, and VA one year after winning them in 2008 (never mind the mid-terms); I don’t believe he has much support left outside of the urban black, gay, and public school teacher populations, and that is nowhere near what he needs to win.