Why Obama has failed
Everything
Obama and his cohorts in the media, academia, union halls, Congress, and the
crony capitalist world believe in is
fraudulent. There was never going to be any economic recovery on
their watch because they haven't the foggiest how an economy works. There was never going to be any
newfound love of America overseas because they have no clue what it is about America that has made us the shining city on a
hill in the first place. There was never going to be any job-creation
because no one in Obama's bubble has
ever created one. There was never going to be any racial
reconciliation because Obama was a
post-racial fabrication of perverted white guilt and black rage.
There was never going to be a pristine future powered by windmills and solar panels because neither the business nor the scientific model for such
technologies shows any possibility of success. There was no way Obama
would do a good job, because he's never had a real job.
CBS/NYTimes/Quinnipiac Polls
This poll has shown itself to be
completely unreliable. Take a look at its latest state polls
- Obama leads +1 at 48 to 47 with 3% Undecided; Romney leads with Independents by 5
- Party ID wasD +7 (Dem 37, Rep 30, Ind 29). In 2008 it was D +3 (Dem 37, Rep 34, Ind 29). In 2004 it was R+4 (Dem 37, Rep 41, Ind 23). Good show Quinnipiac! In a state with a GOP governor and massive increases in congressional delegations, popular GOP Senator, and strong state house swings to the GOP since 2008, you found Democrat strength equal to 2008 while Republican flight since 2004 continues unabated. You found the Democrat identification advantage in your survey more than doubles the advantage they enjoyed in 2008 despite a nearly net 300,000 swing towards Republicans in voter registrations. Your Florida poll is unassailable…at least in Narnia.
- Obama leads +5, 50 – 45 with 4% Undecided; Romney leads with Independents by 6
- The party ID was D +8 (Dem 37, Rep 29, Ind 30). This compares to D +8 in 2008 (Dem 39, Rep 31, Ind 30) and R +5 in 2004 (Dem 35, Rep 40, Ind 25). There is no chance the Democrat turnout advantage will meet Obama’s 2008 best in a generation turnout which we write as D +8 based on the CNN party ID generally used. This is even though the actual 2008 party ID was really only D+5 making this D +8 that much more implausible. How many statistics on changes in enthusiasm favoring Republicans, unrealistic Democrat demographic assumptions and elimination of Obama’s early vote advantage do you need to see before they start polling an electorate dissimilar to 2008 when their dream candidate fulfilled their liberal inner guilt and healed a nation or whatever BS they were peddling at the time? Quinnipiac is not going to let silly facts get in the way of its mission to buck up the Lefties and turn this contest into a horse-race.
- Obama leads by 2, 49 – 47 with 3% Undecided; Romney leads with Independents by 21
- The party ID is D +8 (Dem 35, Rep 27, Ind 35). This compares to 2008 of D +6 (Dem 39, Rep 33, Ind 27) and 2004 of R +4 (Dem 35, Rep 39, Ind 26). Who knew the blue wave continues so far South of the DC Beltway? Certainly not Virginia and certainly not Governor Creigh Deeds. Just because Virginia flipped its state delegation dramatically in favor of Republicans doesn’t mean the voters turned their back on Democrats, it’s just there must have been a good TV rerun of Martin Sheen spouting non-sensical liberal tripe on the Left Wing that distracted
It’s polls like this that is giving
comfort to Obama supporters. But reality
hits next Tuesday.
Pew Confirms Gallup: Romney ahead in early voting
The Pew Research Center survey found that the race is even among all likely voters nationwide (47% Obama, 47% Romney). Unlike the last campaign, the race also is close among voters who say they have already voted. In the poll, conducted Oct. 24-28, 19% of likely voters say they have already voted; that is unchanged from the same week in the 2008 campaign (Oct. 23-26, 2008). Currently, Romney holds a seven-point edge among early voters (50% to 43%); because of the small sample, this lead is not statistically significant. At this point four years ago, Obama led John McCain by 19 points (53% to 34%) among early voters.
A point I
found interesting was that the touted
Obama ground game has mean 63% of Obama voters have been contacted by his
campaign. While on the Romney side 62% of Romney voters have been
contacted. Overall, in this survey Romney is leading 47 to 44 among
registered voters. I think the
difference between 47-47 would be in the voters who haven’t voted yet.
Washington Post Poll: Sandy doesn’t move the needle
According to the latest Washington Post/ABC News tracking poll itis highly unlikely that Obama’s behavior during the reaction to Hurricane Sandy will have any impact on the presidential race:
Likely
voters’ also remain evenly divided in their assessments of Obama’s overall job
performance: 50 percent approve of the way he is handling the presidency; 49
percent disapprove. The stability of these numbers — and of the presidential
contest — make it unlikely that high ratings on handling the storm damage will
move the needle on either front, but 70
percent of those who give Obama negative marks generally give him positive
marks on the hurricane.
Rove: The election may be set
It comes down to numbers. And in the final days of this
presidential race, from polling data to early voting, they favor Mitt Romney.
He maintains a small but persistent
polling edge. As of yesterday afternoon, there had been 31 national surveys in
the previous seven days. Mr. Romney led in 19, President Obama in seven, and
five were tied. Mr. Romney averaged
48.4%; Mr. Obama, 47.2%. The GOP
challenger was at or above 50% in 10 polls, Mr. Obama in none.
The number that may matter the most is Mr. Obama's 47.2% share. As
the incumbent, he's likely to find that number going into Election Day is a
percentage point or so below what he gets.
The Country Needs Mitt Romney
The way to fix health care is to
take as much as possible away from the government and give it to the private
sector. It is a universal law of nature that everything run by the government gets worse and more expensive over
time — the postal service, airport security and Amtrak. Everything run by the private sector gets
better and cheaper over time — cellphones, computers, hair products,
dishwashers, etc.
You know who specializes in rescuing failing enterprises and
making things work? Mitt Romney.
Why Romney will win
Romney was not my first, second, or
third choice, but I will crawl overground glass to vote for him. He does not hate this country and its people
the way Obama does; and I can’t see him issuing a “Directive 10-289″.
If you want to know what Directive
10-289 was click here
To Save GM, Vote for Mitt Romney
Listening to Joe Biden this probably
doesn’t make any sense to you, but theObama bailout of GM was a bad one.
Here are two data points regarding GM’s overall financial condition:
- The Obama administration “invested” $67.5 billion* in order to create a company with a tangible net worth of $3.1 billion**.
- As shown here, as of the end of the second quarter, GM’s “Altman Z-Score” was only 0.66. For a manufacturing company, an Altman Z-Score, “…of less than 1.81 indicates that a company is in the danger zone for going through bankruptcy proceedings in the future.”
Mitt Romney’s language
Mitt Romney is a throwback when it comes to the language he uses and that is a compliment.
When the opposition warns that Mitt Romney is out of step with the times, they may have a point, but for those of us of a certain age and disposition, his Ivory Soap vocabulary -- 99.44 percent pure! -- would be a step not just back but up. That advertising slogan itself must date back to Radio Days circa 1944
The Alarmists are out
Yes, yes, it’s unsophisticated toblame any given storm on climate change. Men and women in white lab coats
tell us—and they’re right—that many factors contribute to each severe weather
episode. Climate deniers exploit scientific complexity to avoid any discussion
at all.
Clarity, however, is not beyond reach. Hurricane Sandy
demands it: At least 40 U.S. deaths.
Economic losses expected to climb as high as $50 billion. Eight million
homes without power. Hundreds of thousands of people evacuated. More than
15,000 flights grounded. Factories, stores, and hospitals shut. Lower Manhattan
dark, silent, and underwater.
Of course it’s climate change. If you
are a believer you have the built in bias to say so. But only 40 deaths? In the
1938 hurricane that hit the same area causing 600 deaths and devastating
coastal cities and towns. It was called the Long Island Express.
The Blackouts in the Northeast didn’t have to happen
The power outages states are
encountering in the Northeast did not have to happen. During the Bush years, Democrats rejected plans to upgrade the electrical grid system in the
country because they believed Bush
and Cheney were just rewarding
"cronies" who helped get them elected.
I’m waiting to hear the stories of
people in this area that had windmills and are doing fine.
John Podesta uses fake letters to fund raise
“I have
been involved in politics for over 40 years—long enough to have even seen
Nixon’s dirty tricks,” Podesta says in the Center for American Progress email.
“But frankly, the past few months have shocked me. From a widespread campaign to limit voting through ‘voter ID’ laws to
registration forms being tossed in the garbage, it’s clear that those who fear
a fair election are waging war on one of our most basic rights.”
Podesta
never mentions the Republican Party by name, but he’s criticizing the voter
identification laws that Democrats have argued all year reflect a Republican
effort to bring back Jim Crow era policies. He talks about fighting voter ID
laws in Florida and Pennsylvania — which Republicans advocated — before sneaking in a line about Florida.
“Voters in Florida are receiving fake letters saying that their
citizenship is being investigated,” he
says.
The problem here is those letters were sent to Republicans.
Chutzpah to be sure.
Crazy Barry’s Used Car Lot
Benghazi classified cable warns
couldn’t survive coordinated attack
The U.S. Mission in Benghazi convened an “emergency meeting” less than a month
before the assault that killed Ambassador Chris Stevens and three other
Americans, because Al Qaeda had training
camps in Benghazi and the consulate could not defend against a “coordinated
attack,” according to a classified cable reviewed by Fox News.
Obama’s stonewalling
on Benghazi isn’t working
Interestingly,
likely voters don’t like what they have seen. In the latest CBS/New York Times
poll likely voters disapprove of Obama’shandling of the Libya attacks by a margin of 51 percent to 38 percent.
Among independents disapproval is even higher at 57 percent.
Obama’s always
reminded me of Mussolini
Here’s some proof that Obama
does remind a person of Il Duce.
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