That is why Obama losing would be a disaster for Democrats. Looking at the demographics, there is no way Romney doesn't do immigration reform if he wins by the skin of his teeth..
UNF Fla poll: Obama 49, Romney 45
*Dose of Hopium*
If Republicans would actually do things like proper immigration reform, they wouldn't be so scary.
The reason why they are scary is because they won't.
No way he loses with that.
Hook it into my veins!UNF Fla poll: Obama 49, Romney 45
*Dose of Hopium*
Have we posted them here before?UNF Fla poll: Obama 49, Romney 45
*Dose of Hopium*
Beautiful. Fuck you, Rombot. This better get as much play as Romney's despicable pandering using her son's death
Presidents who lose re-election are not remembered fondly. Pretty much ever.
My veins are too solid with ice. The hopium wouldn't flow. Folks were panicking a bit too early, too easily.Hook it into my veins!
UNF Fla poll: Obama 49, Romney 45
*Dose of Hopium*
They will do it when it suits their political needs. The demographics are just too stacked against them to ignore a key issue for the fastest growing minority group in the country any longer
In the other thread, I said this:
I'm not against the voucher system. There is a huge caveat on that part. The government has to move away from trying to run it and instead move to having strict regulations to the point where violating those regulations has an extreme consequences.
Not sure where I fit. I was a republican but when they went bible thumping, they lost me.
Have we posted them here before?
No way he loses with that.
He does if his support gets complacent and just tells pollsters that they approve of him and don't actually vote.
Approval =/= Votes
Remember that Gallup has a slight Republican bias, so this poll is Obama leading by 538 standards.
Ok needs them internals.Never actually heard of this poll before but they've been polling the race all year. Looking for internals now but they haven't shown up on my twitter feed yet
Again. Who and where are these "complacent" voters? People keep throwing that out there when in reality there's little, if any, evidence for it.He does if his support gets complacent and just tells pollsters that they approve of him and don't actually vote.
Approval =/= Votes
South Carolina Voter ID Law Blocked For 2012
http://livewire.talkingpointsmemo.com/entry/south-carolina-voter-id-law-blocked-for-2012
Another one down.
A new University of North Florida poll reveals President Barack Obama has a four-percentage point lead over Mitt Romney, 49 – 45 percent.
The key to the Obama lead is support from African-American voters (96 percent to 3 percent) and Hispanic voters (59 percent to 33 percent).
Also of interest, 37 percent of likely voters “haven’t heard enough about” Paul Ryan, Republican vice presidential candidate,to have an opinion of him, which highlights the importance of his performance in the vice presidential debate Thursday.
The survey was conducted between Oct. 1 and Oct. 9. The maargin of error for the entire sample is +/- 3.49 percent.
The law is clear for 2013 not 2012 btw.SC aint going blue anytime soon, so i dont even know why GOP is wasting their time with this
If Democrats can successfully champion comprehensive immigration reform, they'll be sitting pretty when demographics begin to really change in Arizona and Texas. Having the three most populous states (CA, NY, TX) solidly blue would be really tough for the GOP to overcome.
Arizona would be a nice bonus, too.
Thanks, sounds good.More info on the UNF FL poll
http://saintpetersblog.com/2012/10/unf-poll-of-florida-obama-49-romney-45/
I think the one thing he is leaving out is risk. Companies do not make decisions based simply on the potential to increase profits by $1. Yes, it probably makes sense to hire a worker for $30K if you are going to increase your profits by $15K, but you also have to account for a potential downturn - do I hire that person, or do I try to squeeze a little more out of my current employees. Companies hate uncertainty.
Man, if Texas ever goes blue...I don't know how you get past that.
Man, if Texas ever goes blue...I don't know how you get past that. That seems insurmountable, you'd have to get basically the entire midwest solid red
More info on the UNF FL poll
http://saintpetersblog.com/2012/10/unf-poll-of-florida-obama-49-romney-45/
So basically, Obama has gone from winning in blowout territory to winning decidedly. I think it's time to panic.
i dont think you can. civil war time maybe. that's about it at that point as republicans would never be represented as president again. you'd have almost 50% of the population forever never be in power.
Man, if Texas ever goes blue...I don't know how you get past that. That seems insurmountable, you'd have to get basically the entire midwest solid red
Romney has very very few paths to victory.Umm...Not sure where the winning decidedly comes from. We need more OH, IA and WI polls. Even Nate will tell you that if the margin of victory in the popular vote is +2% the user will win EC too.
Their "moment of realization" on this matter is going to be fascinating, perhaps scary, and incredibly entertaining to watch. They're boned, and many of them don't even realize it yet.i dont think you can. civil war time maybe. that's about it at that point as republicans would never be represented as president again. you'd have almost 50% of the population forever never be in power.
So basically, Obama has gone from winning in blowout territory to winning decidedly. I think it's time to panic.
joke? i thought gallup was generally considered the among the best.
In what world?i dont see this. I see Romney having a great chance right now.
i dont see this. I see Romney having a great chance right now.
In what world?
In what world?
In what world?
Again. Who and where are these "complacent" voters? People keep throwing that out there when in reality there's little, if any, evidence for it.
The world where GAF wants a one party socialist regime.
So basically, Obama has gone from winning in blowout territory to winning decidedly. I think it's time to panic.
On the other hand, I FULLY expect Obama to be the Democrat's Reagan over the next three-to-four decades.
because 90% of GAF isn't a lib or socialist?
in the world that he only needs florida, virg, nc, and ohio and he basically has it.. and he could take all of those right now.
I think people on here have too much faith in Obama. He's been a good President, but he's not (currently) the game changer that someone like Clinton was.