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Jason Reed / REUTERS
President Barack Obama gives a thumbs up as he participates in a campaign rally in Lima, Ohio, Nov. 2, 2012.
Three days until Election Day, President Barack Obama maintains his lead in the key battleground state of Ohio and is locked in a close contest with Republican presidential nominee Mitt Romney in Florida, according to new NBC News/Wall Street Journal/Marist polls.
In Ohio, Obama holds a six-point advantage over Romney among likely voters, 51 percent to 45 percent, which is unchanged from last month’s poll in the Buckeye State.
And in Florida, the president gets support from 49 percent of likely voters, while his GOP challenger gets 47 percent. Those numbers are virtually identical to the ones from October, when it was Obama 48 percent, Romney 47 percent.
Both states are two of the biggest prizes in Tuesday’s presidential contest. An Obama victory in Ohio, which awards 18 electoral votes, would put him tantalizingly close to getting to the 270 electoral votes needed to win a second term.
President Barack Obama campaigns in Lima, Ohio as he rallies supporters in key states just before the election.
But an Obama loss in the Buckeye State – and a Romney win – would place a hole in the president’s Midwest firewall.
Meanwhile, Florida, which awards 29 electoral votes, is a must-win state for Romney. A Republican loss there would push Obama past 270 electoral votes – even if the president lost every other battleground state in NBC’s current map.
Obama ahead with early voters
As with the recent NBC/WSJ/Marist polls of Iowa and Wisconsin, Obama is benefitting from early voters in Ohio and Florida.
In the Sunshine State, 63 percent say they have already voted or plan to do so before Election Day, and Obama is winning them, 53 percent to 46 percent. But Romney is ahead among Election Day voters in Florida, 52 percent to 40 percent.
In Ohio, 35 percent say they have already voted or plan to do so, and Obama is leading them, 62 percent to 36 percent. Yet Romney is up among Election Day voters in the Buckeye State, 52 percent to 42 percent.
Strong approval for the president’s handling of Sandy
The polls were conducted after Hurricane Sandy slammed into the East Coast, and seven in 10 likely voters in Florida and Ohio approve of the president’s job in handling the hurricane and its aftermath.
“The response was overwhelmingly positive, and that was occurring across party lines,” says Lee Miringoff, director of the Marist College Institute for Public Opinion.
On handling the economy
Meanwhile, Romney has a slight advantage over Obama in Florida when it comes to which candidate would better handle the economy – 48 percent pick Romney and 46 percent back Obama.
GOP candidate Mitt Romney speaks to supporters in Chester, Ohio as he campaigns in key swing states ahead of the election.
But those numbers are reversed in Ohio, where 48 percent believe Obama would better handle the economy and 46 percent side with Romney.
On party ID
In these surveys, Democrats enjoy a nine-point party-identification advantage in Ohio and a two-point edge in Florida. Republicans have argued that a nine-point advantage is too large in this current political environment; it was eight points in the Buckeye State during Obama’s decisive 2008 victory.
If you cut that party ID advantage in half, Obama’s six-point lead in Ohio is reduced to three points.
Other numbers in the poll
Obama’s job-approval rating among likely voters stands at 48 percent in Florida and 50 percent in Ohio.
Reuters, Getty Images
In the final push in the 2012 presidential election, candidates Mitt Romney and Barack Obama make their last appeals to voters.
In Ohio’s Senate contest, Democratic Sen. Sherrod Brown leads Republican Josh Mandel by five points among likely voters, 50 percent to 45 percent.
And in Florida’s Senate contest, Democratic Sen. Bill Nelson leads Republican Connie Mack by nine, 52 percent to 43 percent.
The NBC/WSJ/Marist poll of Florida was conducted Oct. 30-Nov. 1 of 1,545 likely voters, and it has a margin of error of plus-minus 2.5 percentage points.
And the survey of Ohio was conducted Oct. 31-Nov.1 of 971 likely voters, and it has a margin of error of plus-minus 3.1 percentage points.
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I find it very amusing the depths that the Romney/Ryan supporters will sink in their hatred of Obama. Recent studies show that there is an uptick in prejudice in this country since our first black president was elected, not the other way around. I also find it interesting that those who oppose the President do so with such vitriole and hatred, it's almost scary in the viciousness and deep seated hatred of the man, not his policies or his politics. NEVER in my rather long life, have I seen a campaign attract such hatred and such vile behavior from men, and trust me it has been mostly white, middle class men, who have been the GREAT HATERS in this race. Three more days of this, and then we will end the rhetoric to a degree, and regardless, when Obama, who is CLEARLY leading in the polls and in the Electoral College Count, is re-elected, perhaps the haters will go back to their rocks and leave the business of rebuilding this economy to the ONLY man capable and ready to lead this country. Obama/Biden 2012 - Hillary Clinton 2016 - Michelle Obama 2024!
All these haters deny this and will never say they are aganist Obama mainly because he is of a mixed race but it is there for anyone to see. There is just too much hate for there to be any other reason.
All the people who voted for President Obama because of his skin color are the true racists.
Or that voted against Obama for the same reason!
One trillion for welfare ? Was that the amount of oil company subsidies ? The problem of the last decade has been welfare for the wealthy as they invest in moving middle class jobs abroad for their dear multi-nationals' profits. That isn't sufficient, apparently, and they want that floodgate open for all time so they can walk off with it all. They have no love of country or patriotic honor, but think only of themsleves, and want us to believe that they would be beneficient going forward when the recent history speaks otherwise.
Top ten percent of earners now pay 70% of federal tax and 30% of all tax overall... Guess you don't get it..
And that's Obama's example that the top ten percent don't pay their fair share.
Feel free to look it up.
The bottom 10% provide 99.9% of all the combat soldiers in "OUR" military-so what's your point? and by the way the top 10% ain't struggling to survive, there is a BIG difference from WANT to NEED. too bad you&MittBAIN DO NOT know what that is.
If all the votes get cast and all are counted President Obama wins................but in Florida Rick Scott has refused to extend early voting hours or allow the polls to be open this Sunday inspite of 4&5 hour long lines of Floridians that want to vote now. Why would a governor NOT want to help his state to cast every ballot his constituents want to cast?. The obvious answer is (R)epublicans know Mitt Romney cannot win on issues&positions he has and Conservatives are willingly suppressing the vote to win. I do know Scott has has a shady past so "WE" should have expected dirty(crooked) politics but STEALING THE ELECTION? HOW DOES ANYONE VOTE FOR THESE 'men"? STAY IN LINE AND VOTE'em ALL OUT !!!
Exactly Michael. Good post. Can't trust a Republican or the Tea Party. Obama 2012
Do you people realize that the unemployment number's are only people who are still collecting unemployment, not the ones that are no longer collecting. Think you people better check into your facts more. CT unemployment is 8.4%, yet when they polled people to find out if they were employed or collecting unemployment it jumped to 10.2%. We have lost over 600 jobs in Oct and are expecting another 1200 in the next couple of months. I help on a campaign and have to sign the book every time I go to work at the campaign office. Thanks to Obama this means I am employed, yet I don't get a paycheck for doing this. Anyone who volunteer's is employed according to Obama. Those people who are talking about Romney shipping jobs overseas, well I didn't know that Staples 90,000 workers are working in China, I think I went to a Staples earlier this week, should I have taken my passport with me?
Tells me one thing Ohio is full of union and un-AMERICAN idiots
What's the matter mike-166....... unions and un-American idiots. Only one's with the un-American idiots stamp would be Republican and those obstructionists Tea Party fanatics.
The NBC/WSJ poll as mentioned above is one of the most Democratic biased polls - Rasmussen and Gallup which are the two only unbiased polls show Romney ahead in both Ohio and Florida. The liberal press wants you to believe it's a close race....when it's not.
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.
For example, in 2004 President George W. Bush had 49% in the final Gallup likely-voter track; he received 50.7% on Election Day. In 1996, President Clinton was at 48% in the last Gallup; he got 49.2% at the polls. And in 1992, President George H.W. Bush was at 37% in the closing Gallup; he collected 37.5% in the balloting.
One potentially dispositive question is what mix of Republicans and Democrats will show up this election. On Friday last week, Gallup hinted at the partisan makeup of the 2012 electorate with a small chart buried at the end of its daily tracking report. Based on all its October polling, Gallup suggested that this year's turnout might be 36% Republican to 35% Democratic, compared with 39% Democratic and 29% Republican in 2008, and 39% Republican and 37% Democratic in 2004. If accurate, this would be real trouble for Mr. Obama, since Mr. Romney has consistently led among independents in most October surveys.
Gallup delivered some additional bad news to Mr. Obama on early voting. Through Sunday, 15% of those surveyed said they had already cast a ballot either in person or absentee. They broke for Mr. Romney, 52% to 46%. The 63% who said they planned to vote on Election Day similarly supported Mr. Romney, 51% to 45%.
Furthermore, in battleground states, the edge in early and absentee vote turnout that propelled Democrats to victory in 2008 has clearly been eroded, cut in half according to a Republican National Committee summary.
But doesn't it all come down to the all-important Buckeye State? Here, too, the early voting news isn't encouraging for the president.
Adrian Gray, who oversaw the Bush 2004 voter-contact operation and is now a policy analyst for a New York investment firm, makes the point that as of Tuesday, 530,813 Ohio Democrats had voted early or had requested or cast an absentee ballot. That's down 181,275 from four years ago. But 448,357 Ohio Republicans had voted early or had requested or cast an absentee ballot, up 75,858 from the last presidential election.
That 257,133-vote swing almost wipes out Mr. Obama's 2008 Ohio victory margin of 262,224. Since most observers expect Republicans to win Election Day turnout, these early vote numbers point toward a Romney victory in Ohio. They are also evidence that Scott Jennings, my former White House colleague and now Romney Ohio campaign director, was accurate when he told me that the Buckeye GOP effort is larger than the massive Bush 2004 get-out-the-vote operation.
Democrats explain away those numbers by saying that they are turning out new young Ohio voters. But I asked Kelly Nallen, the American Crossroads data maven, about this. She points out that there are 12,612 GOP "millennials" (voters aged 18-29) who've voted early compared with 9,501 Democratic millennials.
Are Democrats bringing out episodic voters who might not otherwise turn out? Not according to Ms. Nallen. She says that about 90% of each party's early voters so far had also voted in three of the past four Ohio elections. Democrats also suggest they are bringing Obama-leaning independents to polls. But since Mr. Romney has led among independents in nine of the 13 Ohio polls conducted since the first debate, the likelihood is that the GOP is doing as good a job in turning out their independent supporters as Democrats are in turning out theirs.
Desperate Democrats are now hanging their hopes on a new Quinnipiac University/New York Times/CBS News poll showing the president with a five-point Ohio lead. But that survey gives Democrats a +8 advantage in turnout, the same advantage Democrats had in 2008. That assumption is, to put it gently, absurd.
In addition to the data, the anecdotal and intangible evidence—from crowd sizes to each side's closing arguments—give the sense that the odds favor Mr. Romney. They do. My prediction: Sometime after the cock crows on the morning of Nov. 7, Mitt Romney will be declared America's 45th president. Let's call it 51%-48%, with Mr. Romney carrying at least 279 Electoral College votes, probably more.
Conservatives also believed that the planet earth was square and flat rather than round.
Nate Silverman is the most reliable index on the Presidential Race. Obama will carry 300+ electoral college votes and win the Presidency for a second term rather handily. The Popular Vote will be close, but inconsenquential in the end.
IF Romney is so confident, why have some of Ryan's closest advisors already begun to spin Ryan at the 2016 candidate for the Republican ticket? Why are they advising him to consider quitting Congress and using the next four years to write a book, go on a tour, and bone up on foreign policy. Doesn't sound like the plans of a confident candidate to me...
Wilman......I don't need to look it up, and even if not disputing those numbers, it does not necessarily define fairness. If the top ten percent are OBSCENELY widening the gap between themselves and the rest, then those numbers do NOT reflect fairness on a case by case basis. Roll the rates back to what they were when Clinton was in office. That IS fair. The argument that the wealthiest grease the economic engine in this country is nothing more than a trickle down fairy tale. The last decade has proven that.
What does it say for a group of people who have benefited greatly from making billons in this country but don't want to pay anything for their successful business which has usually been made successful by taking from others.
A recent study noted in the NY Times, showed that cutting taxes for the Rich, has NO effect on the economy at all, NONE... Look it up...
What does it say for people who make wrong choices and do nothing to better themselves who take from the hard working Americans who get up every morning and work 2 maybe 3 jobs? People who neglect their children's needs so that they can have cell phones, 200.00 shoes and plasma tv's? What does it say for a party that encourages this behavior in order to keep their votes? Shameful at best.
And I might add that a great deal of people are truely fed up of paying taxes for those that don't. Tired of working for the free-loaders on socialistic programs, holding hands out to take, take, take, for nothing. That will stop one way or the other. For sure.
That is the largest DOG WHISTLE of this campaign. This country does a very poor job of distributing the wealth, far far worse than some of the European countries that are so called Socialist Nations, where unemployment is among the lowest in the world, illiteracy is the lowest, and crime rates continue to be the lowest inthe free world. Your issue is one that needs to be addressed by fairness, by education, and by realizing that the most vulnerable among us don't WANT a handout, they want a handUP..
OnionFace (or maybe it should be LemonFace), bitter much? I too hate how much comes out of my paycheck and I moan about it every other week, but it is our moral responsibility to help those less fortunately than us. I am a single working mother who makes a modest salary and every penny counts, but as modest as my salary is, there are people who are far less fortunate than I. Everyone deserves a shot at the American Dream. Try making a donation to the Red Cross, it will make you feel better. The victims of Sandy have LOST EVERYTHING, so stop whinning about taxes!
Imagine this if you will: Despite the fact that ABC,CBS,NBC, CNN, HNN, MSNBC, MTV, NICKELODIAN, PBS,etc. have done nothing but shower Obama with favorable press. Despite the fact that Romney was identified by the Obama team 4 years ago as the likely opponent and plotted against. Despite the fact that Obama has essentially been campaigning for 4 years. Despite most of Hollywoods backing and millions spent. Despite all of this Obama is only able barely stay even. Yeah the democrats maybe in for a suprise next week.
This is not unexpected given the hard economic times we are in. In fact, I am surprised that the President has done as well as he has, which is a tribute to the man's ability to focus his base. Take almost any President in modern history who has led the country during a heavy recession, Carter and Bush I, and you see them as one term Presidents. Not so for Obama, and the "closeness" of the race has been more about those who oppose Obama, than about those who support Romney. IF Obama were not black, IF Obama had turned the economy around quicker, and IF the Right weren't so Anti-EVERYTHING, the Mormon Romney would be trailing inthe polls by 25 points at this time. Romney has been the WORST Republican candidate in 100 years.
Here’s the rundown:
• Romney leads in all the states McCain carried in 2008 for 179 electoral votes.
• Romney is convincingly ahead in Indiana (10), North Carolina (15), Florida (29), Colorado (9), and Virginia (13) total: 255 needed to win: 270
• Ohio (18): It looks like we are ahead. Rasmussen has us up by two. So do some internal polls. But with the variation in turnout motivation and the undecided going against the incumbent, we should win by more than that.
• Iowa (6) Ditto. Latest polls have us one ahead.
• NH (4) Rasmussen has us up by two but probably more than that given turnout and undecided voters.
• Pennsylvania (20) Our ace in the hole! We are outspending Obama 6:1 here. Partly because of your donations to Super PAC for America (Michael Reagan’s outfit). Give some more! Last night’s poll had us ahead by two in Pennsylvania. If we lose Ohio, Pennsylvania will put us over the top.
• Wisconsin (10) Rasmussen has it tied at 49-49. We have a great organization here that won the recall contest against Gov Walker. I bet we win here. Now the focus of a major Romney effort.
• Minnesota (16) Believe it or not, coming within range. Just a few points behind and a lot of money going in there this weekend.
• Michigan (15) We should be closer here than we are. Lots of new money going in over the weekend, but we have faded a bit here.
Overall: Likely a 5-10 pt Romney win and above 300 electoral votes.
Sam, NICE math but it doesn't add up to what we KNOW....
Sam nice try but hate to tell you this but in all close elections with the exception of 2000 the Dumbocrats always find a way to win. Remember JFK and Cook County, LBJ they called him landslide and his walk through the graveyard looking for voters, how about Al Frankenstein in Mn when the morning after they just happend to find votes in a drawer in a heavy Dumbocrat district, and Malloy the gov in Ct, more peeps voted in bridgeprort and New Haven that live there. And if you have ever been in either 2 you are catching my drift. Anyway you Republick get what you deserve if you can't defeat barry, you got another bust in Smit, John Mclean, bobbie Doler and papa bush. When you finally wake up to this fact, come on over to the Libertarian Party, real hope and change here. Good luck on Tuesday, either way we are all losers on Wed.
Sam, really? Where are you getting your polls and your math? Oh, I know from ROBMEY.
The fat lady sings November 6th, then and only then will we know. Because of the early voting and possibly close races in some states it may be a couple of days after that before we know for sure which way the electoral college will vote. The polls and unemployment rate are both very questionable in my view.
The democrat-communist party is finished. ROMNEY/RYAN 2012, because the second shellacking is about to happen. Barack Hussein Obama, communist, Muslim, fraud. IS FINISHED.
Keep up the name calling Joe. It's killing Romney's and Ryan's chances. Love It. Obama 2012
See JOE, you lost all credibility when you ATTACK the President, NOT for his policies or his leadership, but because of his name and his RACE. You are just spouting all the Dog Whistle crap that you've heard on FOX NEWS... You are a prime example of the failure of the Romney/Ryan ticket, to bring REAL ideas to the table, to debate the REAL issues, and to make this campaign about how we create jobs and rescue the Middle Class in this country. Keep dreaming, but Obama will be re-elected and then we will see an unprecedented run of Democratic Presidents in 2016 and 2014,,, 24 years of Democrat Rule in the White House...
Joe, Really? You must be so SCARED little kitty...Your comments are just so sad and prove that the small mindedness that will actually sabotage Robmey's campaign just as well as he has done it. Even though you are an intolerant individual, I wish you well. There will come a day where you are judged and will be found lacking for your thoughts and CRUEL words.
sam. can you source these polls? Rasmussen is not credible.
The most accurate bellweathers of the past few cycles, RCP average, and Nate Silver's 538 heavily disagree with your fantasy.
Nate Silver? hahahahahahahahahaha. Nate is a democrat-communist slug. Look at his record in 2010!!!!!! You do remember the 2010 shellacking?
2010 was NOT unexpected, and it WAS NOT a Presidential Race... But Joe, keep it up, on Wednesday Morning you will go back to your rock and then the rest of us will go about the business of rebuilding this country. Good Day, sir.
Hey Mexspartan Rasmussen and Pew were the top 2 in nailing the election in 2008 and 2010. Nate bronzer is a phoney baloney Dumbocrat supporter who will say and do anything for them.
All I have heard for the past four years, is how bad Obama has done his job. Now you people want to put him back in office for another four years. So I take we will not be complaining about how he is doing as President if he wins again ?
jstda - you are a fine example of a democrat... incapable of independent thought. Or reason. Or accountability...
This is between us who place reason ahead of faith. The GOP is full of a bunch of religious nut bags. Can you imagine if McCain was the president? The old guy died now Sara Palin is president, Michelle Bachman leads morning prayer at the White House and Rush signs new policy. REALLY? All the Christians fighting this never ending war. This drill baby drill crowd who honestly believes that they are getting beamed up to their invisible space daddy in the sky. So spill all the oil in our oceans, cut down all the trees, shoot animals from helicopters, it just does not matter to these wing nuts. Global warming is not real, the earth is 6,000 years old, we need to keep the GOP out of our lives!!!!!!!!!!!!!GOOOOOOOOOOOO Obama!
ps he is not our first black president...his mother is a white woman from Kansas you idiots!
Well god basher, We do not have to imagine what it would be like if Obama were president. Greater debt, greater unemployment, greater loss of family income, greater failure as a leader (can't even lead his own party when they defeat his budget proposal in the senate 99 to 0).
brain dead....cksm Fox News is between your ears GOP robot!
god basher, I noticed that you did not TRY to deny the facts. Add to that "fast and furious" and "Libya embassy affair" and you got a coverup president.
So tell me, nbcnews........... why arent you covering the following story????? Have you abandoned the country too???
Romney: Elect Me Or House GOP Will Wreck The Economy
In what his campaign billed as his “closing argument,” Mitt Romney warned Americans that a second term for President Obama would have apocalyptic consequences for the economy in part because his own party would force a debt ceiling disaster.
http://2012.talkingpointsmemo.com/2012/11/romney-new-recession-warning.php?ref=fpnewsfeed
Here we have a presidential candidate and his party threatening to wreck the US economy, and therefore the welfare of the United States. They assume that will maintain control of the House! This is treachery of the highest order! WE MUST vote OUT every single Republican House member that we can!! Our country's future depends on it. This is TREASONOUS!!!
2012 POTUS election. The year American Patriots put Americans back in office. Romney/Ryan 2012.
JOe? You want a another recession?? A wrecked economy?? Romney just threatened the welfare of the country and you AGREE???
It is over for the Muslim.
Muslim? you got to lay off the Fox News dude you have lost it!
hahahahhah
Romney's done!
the reign of the american taliban's terror is almost over
my god, the reich wing is going to come unglued with denial, anger...and more anger
If Barry Borrock Soetoro Hussein Osama had been hired by a corporation, or any business entity, four years ago as their 'head guy', he would have been FIRED long ago. He would have been FIRED because of his ineptitude, his incompetency, and his propensity for failure. Of course, to be factual, NO BUSINESS WOULD HIRE THIS BOOB. Hussein has NEVER, NEVER, NEVER held a REAL job in his entire life. NEVER earned a paycheck. NEVER made a paycheck. NEVER as much as much as run a lemonade stand. A complete and total failure. Hussein's desire is for "The Transformation of America". He has "Dreams of His Father". Oh, "The Audacity of Hope". "Fast and Furious". "Benghazi".
Folks, I cannot even imagine ONE intelligent individual voting for this incompetent, inept, socialistic moron. However, I do know that Bill Maher, Whoopie Goldberg, Rosie O'Donnell, Al Sharpton, Louis "Kill Whitey" Farakkhan, Jesse Jackson, Rahm Emanuel, Eric Holder, David Letterman, William Ayers, Bernadine Dohrn, Rachael Madcow, Chris "It's Running Down My Leg" Matthews, Barney Frank, Bums on Welfare, Bums on Food Stamps, The Gay Crowd, The Lazy Occupy Bums, etc.... WILL vote for Hussein.
If, for some reason, this individual who is strongly supported and endorsed by The Communist Party USA should prevail, then the folks who voted for him will definitely "reap what they sow". A welfare state. A financially bankrupt America. Basically, another Greece. This man was raised, and mentored, by Communists. That is a fact. Whether we choose to admit it, or not, we ALL KNOW why Hussein spent a million dollars to have his records sealed. He is a fraud now, and he has always been a fraud. He needs to go back to Chicago with his buddy and pal William Ayers. We gave The Magic Muslim a chance. He failed miserably. He needs to be fired before he completes his goal of destroying our Country.
all Fox News talking points....all bs you got to change the channel dude it has messed up your brain!
whaaaaaaaaaaa
need a tissue?
Don't Worry, Be Happy! That's right all Ohio Democrats. There's Ohio State today. The Bengals & the Browns Sunday. Then if the lines are too long Tuesday, forget it. Go do something worthwhile. This election is in the bag. Enough people have already voted for Obama. We have it won. Praise the Lord.
I live in an affluent area right around the corner from a poverty-stricken area (primarily African-Americans). On Halloween, all of the poverty-stricken people (more than 95% of all the trick-or-treaters) come to our neighborhood because we give out thousands (yes, thousands) of pieces of candy. Many don't even wear costumes, are adults, not kids, and don't even have bags to put the candy in. This year I carved a large pumpkin of Mitt Romney, and there was no mistaking that it was Mitt Romney. I CANNOT tell you how many of these people all walked up to it and said "hey guys look! its Obama! That's Obama right?".
How many people are going to be voting for Obama AND THEY DON'T EVEN KNOW WHAT HE LOOKS LIKE?! BTW, I'm not endorsing Romney OR Obama. I only made the pumpkin to gauge everyones' reaction.
MSNBC and its affiliates have always made the numbers bigger for Obozo in the polls. Wishful thinking and dreaming. This just goes to show how desperate the liberals are for Obozo who will be sent packing and after that, he will be brought to justice along with Hilliary for their scandal going on in Libiya.
Liberals=Losers
Republicans=Winners and honest people who believe values and life and not taking for free.
RR 2012
another brain dead Fox News hound....how sad.
Obama is about to kick the GOP ass. Tea baggers have the GOP now.. we now need to work on getting Hillary elected in 2016 I want my Billy back!
@MJ: your comments are a joke. You are a typical RWNJ:
"desperate" = ignore the facts
"Obozo" = prefer namecalling to discussing issues
"scandal in Libya" = tendency to seek conspiracies that do not exist
"winners and honest people" = you've got to be kidding! Mittens and Ryan are some of the biggest liars in political history.they will LOSE
Obama/Biden 2012
Please, All generalizations are incorrect. Not every Republican is a winner and not every Democrat is a Liberal. All Liberals are not losers. You may want to look up the definition of Liberal. You may find out you are one!!!!
You liberals really are in denial and brain dead. Obozo will be sent packing back to Kenya or where ever he says hes from.
Regarding abortion, I never believed in abortion till i listened to you brain dead democrats
RR 2012
People (99%): be aware of Myth Robme.