It's been a bad month for the loony left

Just the short list...

Alarm Grows Among Dems About Obama’s Chances

The latest wake-up call comes in the form of a New York Times/CBS poll showing Republican Mitt Romney in the lead not just among registered voters overall, but with women and independents.

Since the general election season kicked off in earnest in the last week of March, Obama has had an almost unbroken string of losing weeks, starting with his overheard conversation with former Russian President Dmitry Medvedev.

There was the back-and-forth with the Supreme Court over his health law, the attack by one of Obama’s advisers on Ann Romney, the GSA Vegas scandal, the hookers in Cartagena and then the baffling case of the gay marriage half-reversion.

Some of the problems were just bad luck (hookers), some were just blunders (hot mic) but much of the rest has been about Obama trying to galvanize his base coalition and secure the massive donations he needs to finance the most expensive campaign in history.


While Obama was in New York, he also stopped by to scoop up some money from Wall Streeters, including some private equity folks -- an industry his campaign was simultaneously describing as parasites and vampires.

If you wonder why Obama felt the need to single out JP Morgan Chase and its CEO for praise despite a $2 billion shellacking the firm took on its own investments, fundraisers like these are a big part of the answer.

Read more: http://www.foxnews.com/politics/2012/05 ... z1v2ugHu9h

Pandering, lies, evolving (read: flip-flopping), hypocrisy... just business as usual for Obama and the Democrats... the president knows how tight a spot he is in. His supporters are just now realizing it.

You always know when someone is in trouble when they can't stand on their own accomplishments. Even the liberals here have nothing good to say about Obama, so they resort to attempting to attack Romney.

Chicago politics at it's best! Too bad Christie isn't the nominee....we could have Chicago politics vs. NJ Politics...

RenegadeCJ wrote: You always know when someone is in trouble when they can't stand on their own accomplishments. Even the liberals here have nothing good to say about Obama, so they resort to attempting to attack Romney.

Chicago politics at it's best! Too bad Christie isn't the nominee....we could have Chicago politics vs. NJ Politics...

I lived in Jersey for 10 years... Jersey politics versus Chicago politics... different accent... other than that... no difference.

Obama has taken a number of hits, but I still don't see a lot of support for Mitt. Should have a none of the above choice this year.

FredHayek wrote: Obama has taken a number of hits, but I still don't see a lot of support for Mitt. Should have a none of the above choice this year.

You're not looking...

A new CBS News/New York Times poll released Monday night shows former Massachusetts Gov. Mitt Romney now leading President Barack Obama among women.

Romney is up to 46 percent support among women, while Obama is at 44 percent. This represents a shift from April, which had Obama leading among women 49 percent to Romney’s 43 percent.

Read more: http://dailycaller.com/2012/05/15/romne ... z1v2yYI2w3

Mitt Romney has blown open his lead in North Carolina over Barack Obama, according to a new Rasmussen poll out this morning.
He's now leading 51 percent to 43 percent in North Carolina — expanding what was a 2-point lead last month into an 8-point cushion now.

Read more: http://www.businessinsider.com/romney-o ... z1v2yzrR3u

Obama/DNC fundraising drops $10 million from March to April

A month ago, the combined haul from the Barack Obama campaign and the DNC came to $53 million, a level that didn’t keep pace with 2008 Democratic fundraising, but still gave Team O some bragging rights for the improvement over a $45 million February. According to their announcement this morning, the Obama/DNC effort couldn’t even match February’s numbers, let alone March’s:

http://hotair.com/archives/2012/05/16/o ... -to-april/

Glad I could help... don't thank me.

RenegadeCJ wrote: You always know when someone is in trouble when they can't stand on their own accomplishments. Even the liberals here have nothing good to say about Obama, so they resort to attempting to attack Romney.

Chicago politics at it's best! Too bad Christie isn't the nominee....we could have Chicago politics vs. NJ Politics...

Perhaps you would be so kind as to point out the "good" things that posters here have said about their favored nominee, Etch a Sketch Romney?

I'm still waiting... Haven't seen one yet, in spite of asking for it for the past month...

Something the Dog Said wrote:

RenegadeCJ wrote: You always know when someone is in trouble when they can't stand on their own accomplishments. Even the liberals here have nothing good to say about Obama, so they resort to attempting to attack Romney.

Chicago politics at it's best! Too bad Christie isn't the nominee....we could have Chicago politics vs. NJ Politics...

Perhaps you would be so kind as to point out the "good" things that posters here have said about their favored nominee, Etch a Sketch Romney?

When I post a thread about Romney... this one is about the failed presidency of Obama... sorry I had to point that out for you. Reading comprehension problems? Deflection Syndrome. Stupid?

The Liberals GOP Twin wrote:

Something the Dog Said wrote:

RenegadeCJ wrote: You always know when someone is in trouble when they can't stand on their own accomplishments. Even the liberals here have nothing good to say about Obama, so they resort to attempting to attack Romney.

Chicago politics at it's best! Too bad Christie isn't the nominee....we could have Chicago politics vs. NJ Politics...

Perhaps you would be so kind as to point out the "good" things that posters here have said about their favored nominee, Etch a Sketch Romney?

When I post a thread about Romney... this one is about the failed presidency of Obama... sorry I had to point that out for you. Reading comprehension problems? Deflection Syndrome. Stupid?

Gee, you must be really be embarrassed about your chosen candidate. I enjoy watching the hypocrisy of the right.

Something the Dog Said wrote: Gee, you must be really be embarrassed about your chosen candidate. I enjoy watching the hypocrisy of the right.

Hurry up.. there are at least 3 or 4 more threads that you need to post inane retorts and attempts at transparent deflections... you're not trying hard enough. This is too rich.