PRINCETON, NJ -- Americans are divided when asked if there is any candidate running who they think would make a good president, with 48% saying yes and 46% saying no. This is a slightly more positive outlook than that of 1992, when an incumbent president was also seeking re-election, but more pessimistic than in the election years of 2008 and 2000.
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It looks as if the Republicans are going to hand the election to Obama. Among all those candidates, the only one who appears to have any chance is Romney, and many Repubs have only a lukewarm feeling about him. This time last year, it looked as if Obama would lose big time, but I can't see anyone currently running being able to defeat him.
ReplyDeleteWell apparently your one of the people whom are listening to the news and not doing yuor research... Your just like the media anon 9:01 am.
ReplyDeleteIn fact if you did do research which I know you didn't... Then you would see how wrong you are... Romney doesn't have a chance in hell... The govt establishment wants newt or Romney because they know Obama bin laden will beat either of them...
What you don't hear or see, and if you did research you would see, that Ron Paul has won the majority of the straw poles yet he is never mentioned... how would Romney have a chance when he's last in the polls?
And if the polls show Ron Paul in the lead at each polling's, and then Romney gets the presidential bid by the republicans, then 2 things come to light... one of which would be that the country is done for because Romney is just like Obama in all policies... the second would show how your VOTE doesn't count and whom you want as presidential runner means nothing...
Who ever gets the Republican nomination will win hands down.
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