Candidate Obama, 2008: 'Raising the Debt Is Unpatriotic'

Raees wrote:

http://www.newsmax.com/Politics/romney- ... /id/446382

http://news.yahoo.com/approval-ratings- ... 00925.html

http://www.foxnews.com/politics/2012/07 ... d-couples/

http://www.pollheadlines.com/ Well this shows as of today per rasmusssen polls 48% romney obama 44%// per the gallup polls it shows 46% for both.

Not sure where you get your info, but you might want to recheck your info

Those polls say nothing about likability....

President Obama crushed Romney — 60 percent to 30 percent — on the question of which of the two was more likable.

In April, a Washington Post-ABC News poll found an even larger gap, with 64 percent of those surveyed describing Obama as the friendlier, more likable candidate, and only 26 percent saying that about Romney.

http://www.washingtonpost.com/politics/ ... story.html

Raees wrote: Those polls say nothing about likability....

President Obama crushed Romney — 60 percent to 30 percent — on the question of which of the two was more likable.

In April, a Washington Post-ABC News poll found an even larger gap, with 64 percent of those surveyed describing Obama as the friendlier, more likable candidate, and only 26 percent saying that about Romney.

http://www.washingtonpost.com/politics/ ... story.html

Well it is a good thing that most folks vote for the person who they think will do a better job instead of who they think is more likable.

Raees wrote: Those polls say nothing about likability....

President Obama crushed Romney — 60 percent to 30 percent — on the question of which of the two was more likable.

In April, a Washington Post-ABC News poll found an even larger gap, with 64 percent of those surveyed describing Obama as the friendlier, more likable candidate, and only 26 percent saying that about Romney.

http://www.washingtonpost.com/politics/ ... story.html

If you had even noticed, there was one poll that showed obama in the lead. In other words polls mean not a damn thing.