The numbers are not looking good for the Obama administration and their reelection hopes...
Two-thirds of likely voters say President Obama has kept his 2008 campaign promise to change America — but it’s changed for the worse, according to a sizable majority.
A new poll for The Hill found 56 percent of likely voters believe Obama’s first term has transformed the nation in a negative way, compared to 35 percent who believe the country has changed for the better under his leadership.
According to a CNN/ORC International survey released Monday morning, 53% of people questioned say they approve of the House vote a week and a half ago to hold the attorney general in contempt of Congress for refusing to turn over documents related to a controversial program called Operation Fast and Furious, with one in three saying they disapprove of the move and 13% unsure.
In an email to supporters, the Obama campaign announced that they've been beat:
Well, I've got some good news and some bad news. Good news first: June was our best fundraising month yet. We exceeded expectations -- more than 706,000 people like you stepped up and pitched in for a grand total of $71 million raised for this campaign and the Democratic Party. Bravo. That's seriously impressive. Bad news? We still got beat. Handily. Romney and the RNC pulled in a whopping $106 million.
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326 Electoral Votes for BHO
212 Electoral Votes for MR
Hopefully some of their polling is out of date, but Mitt really needs to grab a couple big purple states like Florida and steal some liberal states in the rust belt.
Thomas Sowell: There are no solutions, just trade-offs.
