Gov Etch-a-Sketch Proves again he's "in touch"...

Thank you, I will....

Isn't it interesting that so far, NOT ONE positive story about Mitt Romney and his (non-existent] platform/policies have been posted by anyone on the Right? Nothing but attacks on Obama...

So, who's the most worried? (By the way, depending on which polls you look at, Obama overall has a 9-point lead... If you look specifically at Hispanics, Women, LGBT issues, Seniors, "trust", etc., the leads are anywhere from 30 points to 15 points...)

Yep, I think we know who's worried.

So...African-Americans weren't going to vote for Mitt anyway.

But it does seem like Mitt still needs to work on being more human. "W" had it. And Kerry didn't. A lot of voters prefer voting for someone who seems down to earth. I don't think neither McCain nor Obama has it.

LadyJazzer wrote:
Isn't it interesting that so far, NOT ONE positive story about Mitt Romney and his (non-existent] platform/policies have been posted by anyone on the Right? Nothing but attacks on Obama...

So after three and half years of Obama and hundreds of posts, how many positive posts have you made about the fine accomplishments from our fearless leader? (Romney's been the presumed nominee for a few weeks) Maybe it's my memory failing a bit, or maybe all you've done is attacked the right ad nauseum. We all know the answer now don't we?

Consider this, based on previous elections, the undecided vote usually goes to the challenger. Seems people already know what Obama is, a lot still don't have a clue what kind of a person Romney is.

And the more they find out, the less they like him...

Jus' keep doin' what yer doin'....

LadyJazzer wrote: And the more they find out, the less they like him...

Jus' keep doin' what yer doin'....

That has worked well for the current divider in chief....his polls are significantly lower than they were when we didn't know him.

Republicans Feel 'Pervasive Pessimism' About Romney's Chances

Poll after poll indicates the presidential campaign is a dead heat, but you wouldn’t know it from talking to many Republican professionals. If you gave them truth serum, they would tell you they think Mitt Romney will lose.

Romney’s likability gap, it turns out, extends to some members of his own party.

Under the table, there is pervasive pessimism among Republicans about Romney’s prospects this fall. It’s apparent in rampant discussions about which Republicans will run in 2016 - talk that obviously presupposes a loss in November - and it’s downright glaring in private conversations with GOP officials on Capitol Hill and in consulting shops across Washington.

And the skepticism about Romney isn’t just a Beltway phenomenon. Rank-and-file Republican voters are also uncertain he can win, though it’s the chattering class that is most bearish.

http://www.politico.com/news/stories/0412/75387.html

Even his own party is liking him less the more they find out about him...

America is NOT a corporation, and what we DON'T need is a "CEO" who thinks that "corporate shareholder value" is increased by "enjoying firing people", and screwing the middle class. Good luck with that message.... :VeryScared:

Counter-point: the youth vote isn't excited about Obama this year.

And you think they're enthused by the xenophobic, misogynistic, race-baiting, class-ist and clueless message of the GOP?


Ooops.... The polls on the 18-34 group, as of today: Obama: 60% - Romney: 34%

So much for the idea that he's "losing the youth vote."

But, take heart--Romney is winning in one demographic: Angry White Men (over-50)...He has an 11% lead. Imagine my surprise.... (Fortunately, his 11-point lead with Angry White Men is not enough to overcome the gap in the other three demographics: Men 18-49; Women 18-49; Women over-50...

Maybe if he talks more about his car-elevators he could pick up a point or two?

LadyJazzer wrote: And you think they're enthused by the xenophobic, misogynistic, race-baiting, class-ist and clueless message of the GOP?


Ooops.... The polls on the 18-34 group, as of today: Obama: 60% - Romney: 34%

So much for the idea that he's "losing the youth vote."

But, take heart--Romney is winning in one demographic: Angry White Men (over-50)...He has an 11% lead. Imagine my surprise.... (Fortunately, his 11-point lead with Angry White Men is not enough to overcome the gap in the other three demographics: Men 18-49; Women 18-49; Women over-50...

Maybe if he talks more about his car-elevators he could pick up a point or two?

How's Romney polling on angry old washed up musicians .0001% of the population actually still listens to?