Romney leads in Florida

**d2bets** · 05-23-12, 12:07 PM

Romney has to thread the needle to win.

**King Mayan** · 05-23-12, 12:08 PM

**Bcatswin** · 05-23-12, 12:10 PM

Who gives a fuk.

**Sam Odom** · 05-23-12, 12:14 PM

Obama is having a Southern problem... However , for Mitt to win he must flip a couple of mid-west states

**Cuse0323** · 05-23-12, 12:21 PM

Obama has it in the bag unfortunately. He just needs to work the young kids like he's been doing, going to colleges and giving them false hopes for their vote.

**Sam Odom** · 05-23-12, 12:26 PM

This is sorta laughable ---> Washington Post is questioning if democrat voters are racist

why ?

because of the backlash to Obama in dem southern primaries

Kentucky, Arkansas primaries: It is racism?

That President Obama lost roughly 40 percent of the vote in Democratic primaries in Arkansas, Kentucky and West Virginia over the last two weeks has drawn massive national headlines.

**jjgold** · 05-23-12, 12:30 PM

It will take a miracle for Obama to lose

You can thank dumb America

**Sam Odom** · 05-23-12, 12:36 PM

Originally posted by jjgold

It will take a miracle for Obama to lose

You can thank dumb America

you may be right on both counts

however

i believe it is better than 50/50 Mitt will flip Fl , NCar... he must flip 2-3 Rustbelt states to win tho

**SBR_John** · 05-23-12, 12:42 PM

He's leading in FL, see yahoo.com's lead story. But I totally agree its up to the rust belt states. He should probably take an Ohioan to be VP. IF he could carry Ohio he would just need to flip a small state like maybe Nevada or Wisc.

**King Mayan** · 05-23-12, 12:44 PM

Originally posted by jjgold

You can thank dumb America

I think youre right.. This guy is voting for obama(hush hush):

**MC PICKS** · 05-23-12, 12:48 PM

Originally posted by jjgold

It will take a miracle for Obama to lose

You can thank dumb America

I cant believe people were stupid enough to vote for him the 1st time.

**nosniboR11** · 05-23-12, 12:54 PM

obama loses Wisconsin and Ohio

**Bcatswin** · 05-23-12, 12:55 PM

No way Obama loses.

**Sam Odom** · 05-23-12, 12:57 PM

Originally posted by nosniboR11

obama loses Wisconsin and Ohio

The recall elections this summer will be an harbinger of things to come in Nov

**Sam Odom** · 05-23-12, 01:05 PM

May 23, 2012

Wisconsin Democrats Face Hurdles Ahead Of Recall

The latest polling from Marquette Law School showed Walker with a six point lead among likely voters over Barrett- 50 percent to 44 percent- outside of the polls margin of error of +/- 3.8 percent.

Wisconsin Democrats Face Hurdles Ahead Of Recall

http://abcnews.go.com/blogs/politics/2012/05/wisconsin-democrats-face-hurdles-ahead-of-recall/

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**beermankirk** · 05-23-12, 01:12 PM

sigh.... O welll

**MUHerd37** · 05-23-12, 01:54 PM

In KY yesterday Obama got 58% while 42% voted uncommitted.

Not good for Obama

**Boscoe** · 05-23-12, 03:46 PM

i think iowa, co, nm, and nv stays blue. gop retakes ind, nc, nh, and fla. romney must take va and oh (assuming nebraska doesn't give a single vote to obama like in 08). that's the only chance for romney to win in my opinon.

**MoneyLineDawg** · 05-23-12, 04:00 PM

If Ron Paul runs as well do you think it will hurt Romney a lot?

**Shaudius** · 05-23-12, 11:01 PM

Originally posted by Sam Odom

May 23, 2012

Wisconsin Democrats Face Hurdles Ahead Of Recall

The latest polling from Marquette Law School showed Walker with a six point lead among likely voters over Barrett- 50 percent to 44 percent- outside of the polls margin of error of +/- 3.8 percent.

http://abcnews.go.com/blogs/politics...ead-of-recall/

ABC News doesn't even know what margin of error is.

**Sam Odom** · 05-23-12, 11:06 PM

Shaudius , you think Wisconsin will be an harbinger of things to come in Nov ?

Dems nationwide have focused on this for months with time , manpower & $$$

**EmpireMaker** · 05-23-12, 11:10 PM

Originally posted by SBR_John

He's leading in FL, see yahoo.com's lead story. But I totally agree its up to the rust belt states. He should probably take an Ohioan to be VP. IF he could carry Ohio he would just need to flip a small state like maybe Nevada or Wisc.

What do you think will improve if Romney were to be elected ? Why ?

**Shaudius** · 05-23-12, 11:11 PM

Originally posted by Sam Odom

Shaudius , you think Wisconsin will be an harbinger of things to come in Nov ?

Dems nationwide have focused on this for months with time , manpower & $$$

Having lived in Wisconsin recently, I can tell you that Scott Walker is certainly not well liked overall. That being said there's a lot of people who don't believe in recall elections who will either stay home or vote for him because of this fact, I think the race would be more competitive if it wasn't a recall effort.

**Sam Odom** · 05-23-12, 11:14 PM

Because of the effort dems nationwide have put into recalling Walker , IMO , if he wins it will be a blackeye for dems and they cannot be happy looking forward to Nov

IF Walker wins again that is...

**Shaudius** · 05-23-12, 11:22 PM

Originally posted by Sam Odom

Because of the effort dems nationwide have put into recalling Walker , IMO , if he wins it will be a blackeye for dems and they cannot be happy looking forward to Nov

IF Walker wins again that is...

Did you read the article? The national Democratic party has put in very little effort in recalling Walker up to this point, the state party is pissed off about it. Nationwide Republicans have actually spent more money defending the recall then nationwide democrats have.

"

The announcement came after

reports emerged

that the state Democratic Party was upset with the national committee’s lack of involvement, and a petition had been launched calling on the DNC to provide financial support to Democrats in Wisconsin."

**Sam Odom** · 05-23-12, 11:40 PM

DNC are reading the polls... they are putting distance between them NOW

**Sam Odom** · 05-23-12, 11:48 PM

February 17, 2011

DNC playing role in Wisconsin protests

The Democratic National Committee's Organizing for America arm -- the remnant of the 2008 Obama campaign -- is playing an active role in organizing protests against Wisconsin Governor Scott Walker's attempt to strip most public employees of collective bargaining rights.

**MC PICKS** · 05-23-12, 11:53 PM

Protestrs are mostly paid union emplyees, most of the occupy wall street people all over the nation fall under this category, including the people who tried ot blow up a bridge in cleveland and the rioters in chicago this week. These people are all in obamas pocket and he supports all this chaos but he doesnt want to admit it now since they are out of control, he stated he supported the occupy movement back when they were all peaceful in the beginning but where is he now on this subject publicly.

**Shaudius** · 05-24-12, 12:37 AM

Originally posted by ** PICKS

Protestrs are mostly paid union emplyees, most of the occupy wall street people all over the nation fall under this category, including the people who tried ot blow up a bridge in cleveland and the rioters in chicago this week. These people are all in obamas pocket and he supports all this chaos but he doesnt want to admit it now since they are out of control, he stated he supported the occupy movement back when they were all peaceful in the beginning but where is he now on this subject publicly.

I actually don't think its possible for you to be more wrong. Occupy is not a union front. Most occupiers are anarchists and green libertarians, a large part of the protest in Chicago was anti-Rahm Emmanuel because they thought he wasted money bringing the NATO conference there. That should have instead gone to helping the city.

**Shaudius** · 05-24-12, 12:39 AM

Originally posted by Sam Odom

February 17, 2011

DNC playing role in Wisconsin protests

The Democratic National Committee's Organizing for America arm -- the remnant of the 2008 Obama campaign -- is playing an active role in organizing protests against Wisconsin Governor Scott Walker's attempt to strip most public employees of collective bargaining rights.

Ummm, there is a huge difference between supporting protests against the governor and actively participating in a recall effort that appears to be by and large state party run.

**MC PICKS** · 05-24-12, 12:41 AM

Originally posted by Shaudius

I actually don't think its possible for you to be more wrong. Occupy is not a union front. Most occupiers are anarchists and green libertarians, a large part of the protest in Chicago was anti-Rahm Emmanuel because they thought he wasted money bringing the NATO conference there.

God you're clueless, you really need some help man.

**MC PICKS** · 05-24-12, 12:42 AM

Originally posted by Shaudius

Ummm, there is a huge difference between supporting protests against the governor and actively participating in a recall effort that appears to be by and large state party run.

I suppose those idiots in madison werent union employees either right?

**Shaudius** · 05-24-12, 12:51 AM

Originally posted by ** PICKS

God you're clueless, you really need some help man.

Cuz what about what I said is wrong? Oh that's right all you have is the fact that some unions gave some money to Occupy over a year ago. But I mean believe whatever you want, you obviously do anyway. You know Obama isn't even the most popular presidential candidate in the occupy movement right?

In case you were wondering, http://www.reuters.com/article/2012/...84I09X20120519

**Shaudius** · 05-24-12, 12:53 AM

Originally posted by ** PICKS

I suppose those idiots in madison werent union employees either right?

Considering they were protesting Governor Walker taking away their collective bargaining rights, I am absolutely sure that a large portion of them were union members. But again, how does that show that the Democratic national party was involved in a large way with the recall effort in Wisconsin. Answer, it doesn't. Try to keep up with the discussion.