The 2012 presidential race begins in earnest on Nov. 3 -- the day after the upcoming midterm elections -- and President Obama looks to be in trouble at the starting gate.
A Fox News poll released Friday shows that 54 percent of voters say they would vote for someone else rather than re-electing Obama if the presidential election were held today. That’s up from 47 percent in a January poll and 31 percent in April 2009
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Thirty-nine percent would vote to re-elect the president now, down from 43 percent in January. That's a dramatic drop from the 52 percent who felt that way in April, at his term's 100-day mark.
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So we have proof that 39% of our population is either:
ReplyDelete1: stupid,
2: living off obama money,
3: both of the above.
Personally I think people from categories 1 & 2 are the same people so I'll vote for number 3.
So what this is saying is 39% of the population is either ignorant ,Racist or Communist sympathizers!
ReplyDeleteSo I guess 39 percent of the population remain totally clueless-- mind-numbed robots.
ReplyDeleteIronic that the O-man has been using slavery analogies in his campaign stops.
That is why the election is not held today. There is a lot of time left, and a lot will happen.
ReplyDeleteHow many people would have re-elected Reagan after the 82 midterms, or Clinton after 94?
As one who voted for Obama, I think the GOP taking back the House will work out in his favor. Not all liberals believe that Pelosi and Reid are the ones who need to be leading the charge. Obama needs competent people in leadership positions, and he was served poorly by Reid and Pelosi.
The GOP may be not be his biggest fans, but divided government does not create gridlock, it fosters compromise and governing from the middle, which helps everyone.
That 39% is an alarming number!!
ReplyDeleteA better question might have been whether you would vote for an Obama endorsed candidate. We have 2 more years with Obama. He just dumped his immediate advisors (or they quit). Who really knows yet what this administration's primary focus will be.
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