Is Pennsylvania safely won for President Barack Obama or will Governor Mitt Romney mount a last-minute campaign effort in the Keystone State?
Obama had what appeared to be a solid lead in Pennsylvania until the first presidential debate. Neither candidate has spent much money on the local airwaves.
Three polls out Tuesday show Obama with better numbers than he had a week ago.
- An Allentown Morning Call poll shows President Obama leading Mitt Romney 50 to 45 in Pennsylvania - that's a slight improvement for Obama over the news organization's prior survey.
- An Angus Reid poll shows Obama with a 10-point lead among decided likely voters in the Keystone State, according to PoliticsPa.
- A poll commissioned by Let Freedom Ring shows Obama up 48 to 44
Yes, after the Bush Administration duped them with knowingly false information.
Hannah did you hear Mitt the Mormon slipped, admitting to the View ladies that he plans to invade Canada? Yep. Thank goodness. Avril Lavigne will replace Katy Perry and Tim Horton's to replace Starbucks. All good.
“Having Romney come here, does it mean we are risk?” asked Allyson Schwartz, a Democratic congresswoman seeking her fifth term. “I’m nervous,” said Shirley Currie, a longtime local Democratic leader. “Did you hear that new Romney radio ad? It’s good.” Commissioner Josh Shapiro: “I really don’t think this race has changed that much,” he said. Citing Romney’s attempt to court moderates and independents, he said, “He has extreme positions on choice, and on gay marriage, and there is vast regional distaste for that here, including with moderate Republican women. I don’t see him catching fire in the suburbs, and if you don't catch fire here” in the four counties ringing Philadelphia, with their third of the total state vote, “you don’t win.” Shapiro’s comments demonstrate he fundamentally doesn’t understand that this election is all about Obama’s failed economic policies vs Romney’s plan for economic growth, new jobs and renewed prosperity. We Republican leaders know Mitt Romney has caught “fire in the suburbs.” Remember Chick-fil-A? :-)
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http://news.blogs.cnn.com/2012/08/02/chick-fil-a-appreciation-day-sets-record-restaurant-chain-says/ Is Chick-Fil-A's massive turnout a preview of Tuesday? Are the once sleeping conservative army roused from their complacent stupor ready for their voices to be heard? Will the 23 million Christian Americans who sat for McCain-Palin stand for Romney-Ryan? Yes Earnest. We remember.
We want middle class manufacturing jobs, accept that coal is a last-generation resource, understand the need for social platforms in our large cities, and want religious tolerance and individual freedom for everyone. The Tea Party platform just doesn't reflect even the most conservative ideals of PA - this is a bipartisan state that incorporates fiscally conservative spending, smart social projects, and Made-in-America manufacturing. I think we'd all welcome a real conservative party, as a check and balance to liberal spending, but the plutocratic religious fundamentalist Tea Party extreme has been rejected here - kindly take that platform somewhere else.
NAACP Takes Over Houston Polling Station, Advocates for President Obama http://townhall.com/tipsheet/katiepavlich/2012/11/03/breaking_naacp_takes_over_polling_station_advocates_for_president_obama_at_houston_polling_location Imagine if things were reversed!
Democrat Jim Turner, who lives in North Carolina, stated on Facebook that he had voted four times already and plans on voting again. http://4.bp.blogspot.com/-JTOQVj0CS_4/UJV_HaqnMLI/AAAAAAAABwI/WPiafEtDKU8/s1600/Voter%2BFraud.jpg-large
http://www.forbes.com/sites/rickungar/2012/10/18/romneys-12-million-jobs-math-yet-another-dishonest-bait-and-switch/ Take away all the issues. It's Romney's fundamental dishonesty, willingness to manipulate facts and assumption that American voters are just plain stupid that makes him unacceptable to hold the office.
But it's at 7.9%, Abraham. Pathetic lies and manipulation by Romney? Romney won't waste time blaming his predecessor and won't pass partisan legislation which deepens these problems. Anything else is noise. Keep spinning, Abraham.
http://news.yahoo.com/obama-seems-early-vote-lead-key-states-204705391--election.html Tuesday can't get here soon enough! So these losers can realize how much time they wasted supporting an empty suit like Mitt Romney.
Over eight million Americans have already voted ahead of November 6th general election Mitt Romney has improved on 2008 Republican figures for early votes cast President Obama appears to have matched his showing from four years ago Team Romney is not worried as the early voter lead for Obama is far less than it was for John McCain four years ago, knowing that voter turnout on Election Day will push Romney to a win. Obama carried Ohio in 2008 by a 250K vote. Evangelicals in Cuyahoga County alone would push Romney to a win in Ohio.
Spent lots of time yesterday flipping between Fox and MSNBC watching the various appearances by the candidates. Obama's closing argument is 75-80% "here's what I've done and here's what I plan to do." Romney's speeches are 90% gloom and doom - "we may face another depression" - and blame Obama. If Obama had received an ounce of cooperation from the Repubs in Congress, the country would be in much better shape. Remember what Mitch McConnell promised in January 2009... So sad that the Repubs have party and ideology as their priority over the best interest of the country. Has Obama delivered on everything he promised? Of course not, but name a politician who has. At least President Obama is man enough to admit he has fallen short in some areas and made mistakes. You never hear that kind of honesty and humility coming from Romney, Bush, Boehner, Cantor or McConnell.