President Barack Obama is rapidly losing support among African-American voters in North Carolina, a new poll out today from the Democratic-leaning Public Policy Polling shows.
The poll finds that Mitt Romney would get 20 percent of the African-American vote if the election were held today, compared with 76 percent for Obama. Overall, Romney has a 48 percent to 46 percent lead on Obama in the crucial swing state.
Obama received 95 percent of the support from African-Americans in North Carolina in the 2008 election, compared with just 5 percent for Republican nominee John McCain.
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Maybe, and hopefully, all people are now realizing that the time has come for the race card to be finally and totally discarded into the history books forever. We are all in this economic messs together so either we fall divided or we stand and prosper united. We should not condone Obama's actions that he does by placating to the special interest groups as evidenced by his recent order to sidestep the law and allow illegal immigrants to remain in this country. Without law, order is sacrificed and the common good for all Americans is at serious risk.
ReplyDeleteThey realize Obama is taking us in the wrong direction regardless if you are black or white we need a new leader, Obama has most likely done his best now its time for a change
ReplyDeleteI have no problems with a black president, but Obama is not the one. I wish Colin Powell would run, however I fear Bush ruined Powell's taste for politics.
ReplyDelete1:42 I think your right Colin Powell most likely would have been good or maybe even a great President,instead we now have a very incompetent President perhaps even worst than Jimmy Carter I did not think that was even possible,but my worst nightmare has come true.
ReplyDeleteI love how everyone takes these polls seriously. Then they act surprised during the election.
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