Unbelievable...
Obama don do Juju

President Barack Obama holds clear leads over Republican challenger Mitt Romney in three other swing states—Wisconsin, Colorado and Iowa—according to new NBC News/Wall Street Journal/Marist College polls. .
http://soc.li/cUrv3SI


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There's no juju here, Obama has ALWAYS led ahead of Romney with a lil margin ONLY that now, the margin is a bit wider. Like I said before, people are gradually seeing the truth behind Romney, his careless comments, his nonchalant attitude WILL DEFINITELY cost him this race.

Another take here: http://online.wsj.com/article/SB10000872396390444165804578008662614263532.html?mod=googlenews_wsj

I actually like Mitt Romney, for the most part. His views align pretty closely to mine. But alas, against Obama...I have no choice but to root against him.

Hate to rain on your parade ooo, but every poll is still within the margin of error. Btw all the news outlets you listed up there are left wing and when 99% of media are in the tank for obama, the odd will be in his favor. The jury is still very much in delibration over this.

dotcom_na_me_na_me: Unbelievable...
Obama don do Juju

President Barack Obama holds clear leads over Republican challenger Mitt Romney in three other swing states—Wisconsin, Colorado and Iowa—according to new NBC News/Wall Street Journal/Marist College polls. .
http://soc.li/cUrv3SI


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WSJ, left wing? lol

Left of extreme right wing.

That is a useless observation. Everything is left of the extreme right wing.

Left and right are determined with respect to the hypothetical center.

And certainly the pro-business, pro-capitalism, anti-welfarist/big gov't idealogy of the WSJ puts them to the right politically of the American mainstream

You like Mitt Romney? I don't know you again.

He likes Obama more. So he is still your friend and brother.

Romney is a good candidate contesting at the wrong time. I like his views but still prefer Obama at this point.

bayooooooo: Romney is a good candidate contesting at the wrong time. I like his views but still prefer Obama at this point.

He's a good what? Please, which of his views? I don't know his views. He doesn't know his views. Mr. "I stand by what I said, whatever it was". He is not a serious presidential candidate. I never understood why McCain chose Palin over him until these last few months that Romney's been politically gbagauning like tomorrow no dey. I respected him in 2007, but, like McCain did in 2008, he has lost himself. President Obama will chew him alive at the debates.

OAM4J: He likes Obama more. So he is still your friend and brother.

I pray o lol.

ogugua88: You like Mitt Romney? I don't know you again.

Lol. I like him a lot. I think he is really a libertarian like me in terms of views...his pretending to be religious fundamentalist is probably just political posturing.

I also like his track record of success in the business and political world.

Finally, I took this quiz and it turns out I agree with 70% of what his views:
http://imgs.isidewith.com/results-image/75197770.jpg

If it were Romney versus Hillary, I'd probably lean Romney. I don't really like Hil.

You should take this quiz too, if you have not: http://www.isidewith.com/

95% Jill Stein of the Green Party.

92% President Obama

5% for that clueless one percenter who sent a horse to the Olympics and went grocery shopping for a bucket to prove he's normal.

Romney WAS a moderate. Now he's crazy. He's a puppet and the Tea Party and Rush Limbaugh are holding the strings. For over a year, he was chanting "the first thing I'll do when elected president is repeal Obamacare". Was it not just the other day that he said he would keep parts of Obama's health policies?

I don't see what there is to like in his success in the business world. He "succeeded" at the expense of Americans. Outsourcing American jobs, in my opinion, isn't success. As for success in the political world? Massachusetts was 47th in job creation when he was governor. One of the things he did succeed at, healthcare, he has been distancing himself from. He's confuddled (befuddled + confused).

I was surprised to find myself aligning so closely with the green party :x

I guess I'm caring more about the environment these days than I did in the past.

Anyway, i like Romney...I don't think he is as bad as some make out. It is a moot point anyways...Obama looks like he will wax him handily.

ogugua88: 95% Jill Stein of the Green Party.

92% President Obama

5% for that clueless one percenter who sent a horse to the Olympics and went grocery shopping for a bucket to prove he's normal.

Romney WAS a moderate. Now he's crazy. He's a puppet and the Tea Party and Rush Limbaugh are holding the strings. For over a year, he was chanting "the first thing I'll do when elected president is repeal Obamacare". Was it not just the other day that he said he would keep parts of Obama's health policies?

I don't see what there is to like in his success in the business world. He "succeeded" at the expense of Americans. Outsourcing American jobs, in my opinion, isn't success. As for success in the political world? Massachusetts was 47th in job creation when he was governor. One of the things he did succeed at, healthcare, he has been distancing himself from. He's confuddled (befuddled + confused).

What do you mean by that?

Fagamite, our numbers are quite similar.

ekt_bear: I was surprised to find myself aligning so closely with the green party :x

I guess I'm caring more about the environment these days than I did in the past.

Anyway, i like Romney...I don't think he is as bad as some make out. It is a moot point anyways...Obama looks like he will wax him handily.

No one's making him look bad. The guy di kwa talented. He's doing it on his own lol.

Interesting. You guys are both far to the left of me.

fagamite: What do you mean by that?

He was a moderate republican as governor, meaning he wasn't only for republican ideas. Some of what he did was more in the center or center left. He made health care statewide in Massachusetts. That's why other candidates like Rick Santorum and Newt Gingrich were calling him a liberal and saying that he was no different than President Obama, especially since President Obama got quite a few of his health care ideas from Romney. Romney's been running away from his own moderate record so that more republicans would like him. It's not working as well as he planned.

ekt_bear: Interesting. You guys are both far to the left of me.

Surprising lol

shhhhh lol

Lol

ogugua88: Fagamite, our numbers are quite similar.



No one's making him look bad. The guy di kwa talented. He's doing it on his own lol.

I think the reason I didnt have higher numbers WRT Obama is the death penalty issue. Obama as a christian is probably against it and I am for it.


That said, I dont think Romney is that far to the right. I dont think he is that much different from Obama, ideologically. He supported Roe V. Wade. He was pro-choice before he became pro-life. Supported individual mandate for the people of MA. He is for family leave. He was for big government in MA. And in his early days, he used to vote democratic. His problem started with how he got into politics. He wanted to be a Senator and there was no way he was gonna beat Ted Kennedy for the ticket in the MA democratic party so he did what was sensible, change party affiliation so he could contest against Ted, as no one in the MA republican party was stepping up to the plate, for obvious reasons. I am sure that is how his problems started and once he got himself cornered there was no going back, that is why real conservatives do not trust him. And the reason he is most likely to lose in November. I am voting just to make sure he loses .

fagamite: I think the reason I didnt have higher numbers WRT Obama is the death penalty issue. Obama as a christian is probably against it and I am for it.


That said, I dont think Romney is that far to the right. I dont think he is that much different from Obama, ideologically. He supported Roe V. Wade. He was pro-choice before he became pro-life. Supported individual mandate for the people of MA. He is for family leave. He was for big government in MA. And in his early days, he used to vote democratic. His problem started with how he got into politics. He wanted to be a Senator and there was no way he was gonna beat Ted Kennedy for the ticket in the MA democratic party so he did what was sensible, change party affiliation so he could contest against Ted, as no one in the MA republican party was stepping up to the plate, for obvious reasons. I am sure that is how his problems started and once he got himself cornered there was no going back, that is why real conservatives do not trust him. And the reason he is most likely to lose in November. I am voting just to make sure he loses .

Your head dey correct. He's a flip flop. The debates will be interesting. He goes wherever the wind blows him, so we'll have to wait and see what his plans are that day lol. He isn't that different from Obama at all. I'm sure most informed voters know that by now. The only people keeping Romney relevant are the illiterates and racists in the south and northwest.

ogugua88:

He was a moderate republican as governor, meaning he wasn't only for republican ideas. Some of what he did was more in the center or center left. He made health care statewide in Massachusetts. That's why other candidates like Rick Santorum and Newt Gingrich were calling him a liberal and saying that he was no different than President Obama, especially since President Obama got quite a few of his health care ideas from Romney. Romney's been running away from his own moderate record so that more republicans would like him. It's not working as well as he planned.

That is not quite accurate. Universal Health care has been in existence in Europe for quite a while. Ted Kennedy has always championed universal coverage in the US, since the 1970s. The problem for the democrats was always how to cut cost and make it affordable, and obviously selling it to the cost conscious republican was a problem as well. The first comprehensive policy was written by Ted Kennedy I think, and maybe modified a little by Hillary. Of course it never passed in the congress. It was however easier for Romney to pass it in liberal MA ( 90% liberal, 10% conservative). SO to correct your erroneous notion, UHC has always been a liberal idea. Obama did not get his ideas from Romney. Romney just happened to have passed what most liberals thought was good policy.

I'm pretty sure I remember President Obama saying so himself that he got some ideas from Romneycare lol. That's why he and his campaign released that video some months ago, celebrating the anniversary of Romneycare.

ogugua88: I'm pretty sure I remember President Obama saying so himself that he got some ideas from Romneycare lol. That's why he and his campaign released that video some months ago, celebrating the anniversary of Romneycare.

Can you provide a link?

Obama health-care law modeled on Romney plan

Romney advisers helped craft the federal law.

Lemme keep looking for a link of Obama saying it.

Here's that anniversary video by the way:


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WxZK0spa1yI

ogugua88: Obama health-care law modeled on Romney plan

Romney advisers helped craft the federal law.

Lemme keep looking for a link of Obama saying it.

Yeah, thats because they had to get the republicans involved to give it a bipartisan look. The crux of my argument is that UHC is a liberal idea, has always been.

I certainly know who I'm voting for.










http://www.rentistoodamnhigh.org/

This guy is a visionary. The rent is too damn high.

Lmao.