Gallup: Romney Narrows Vote Gap After Histsoric Debate Win

Donald Trump 48.23% Ted Cruz 19.03% Marco Rubio 13.95% Ben Carson 4.66% John Kasich 3.44% Rand Paul 3.2% Carly Fiorina 3.05% Chris Christie 2.61% Jeb Bush 1.16% Mike Huckabee ...

Some of you may be too young to remember the 1970s and the ERA. You also may have never heard of Sonia Johnson, a Mormon women who was excommunicated from the Mormon church in the late 1970s for supporting the ERA and equal rights for women. I had the occasion to speak with her after she wrote a book called "From Housewife to Heretic." Anyway, long story short, I have firsthand experience as a former member of the Mormon church (and a very loyal, dedicated, and hardworking one ...

“I believe that since Roe v. Wade has been the law for 20 years we should sustain and support it.” Source“Roe v. Wade has gone too far.” Source “I don’t line up with the NRA.” Source“I’m a member of the [NRA].” Source “I like mandates. The mandates work.” Source “I think it’s unconstitutional on the 10th Amendment front.” Source “I respect and will protect a woman’s right to choose.” ...

This is one of the best pieces I have read about Romney, and I believe it explains why a lot of people did not vote for him. ...

Note that within the list are clickable links for further documentation. ...

From The Atlantic yesteryday: "The political world is in a tizzy over hidden-camera footage of Mitt Romney at a fundraising event. Here's the money quote -- literally -- from the Mother Jones scoop: There are 47 percent of the people who will vote for the president no matter what. All right, there are 47 percent who are with him, who are dependent upon government, who believe that they are victims, who believe the government has a responsibility to care for them, who believe ...

they will give you one of the following idiotic reasons they chose him: 1) Because he is a Mormon. 2) Because my parents told me .... 3) Because my husband told me .... 4) Because he shares my beliefs. No specifics because they don't know any specifics. Mormons stick together no matter what. ...

Dick Morris has always been well respected for his opinions. He has good insight and usually is spot on with his assessments. I think this is a very good article and explains it very well. http://www.dickmorris.com/why-the-polls-under-state-romney-vote/ ...

Hmmmm....that suggests to me that when people grow up, get married, have a family, they see life from a conservative standpoint--work hard, pay taxes, etc. When they were younger they might have been living for the moment and voted accordingly. IMHO. ...

I'm in a real bind here. My choices are apparently someone who'll cancel the healthcare reform I need so badly (really, really need its protection for preexisting conditions) or 2000 years of darkness. Hmmm, anyone have any plusses or minuses to offer to help me choose? ...

Obama is going down bigtime. The only question now is whether it may be way too late to fix the enormous amount of damage he's done to this country both domestically and around the world. ...

"Mr. Romney’s team has concluded that debates are about creating moments and has equipped him with a series of zingers that he has memorized and has been practicing on aides since August. " With all that practice, will we see an almost reaganesque delivery, with each a jewel followed by excited babble from the talking heads, or will some be rather hard to identify? Unfortunately, President Obama is supposedly avoiding zingers, leaving us to count any lapses into professorial lecture mode ...

An interactive map with stats. http://www.gallup.com/poll/125066/State-States.aspx Republican/Lean 40.4%Democrat/Lean 43.7%Conservative 39.8%Moderate 36.2%Liberal 20.3%Obama approval 46.8%Obama disapproval 45.7% ...

ELECTION 2012 TRACKING Aug 1-7, 2012 – Updates daily at 1 p.m. ET; reflects one-day change TRIAL HEAT CHANGE Obama 47% +1 Romney 46% - ...

There may be only one question left to answer - and we'll have to leave that for the historians: Who will go down as the worst President in US history - Jimmy Carter or Barack Obama? I think the answer will depend in part on whether Obama misbehaves and interjects himself into national affairs once he's out of office in the shameful way that Carter has done. If he does, he'll probably edge Carter out as the worst President in history. ...

I think it was about 10 days ago or so that I predicted a 7-point popular vote win for Romney and a 30-vote win in the electoral college. If he's up by 7 points now, he might win by more since late-deciders usually vote against the incumbent. ...

Well...who doesn't rip off the government, anyway? I try not to put too much stock in polls, but I did think Gallup was alright. ...

As much as business leaders, more than Federal Reserve Chairman Ben Bernacke, more than dems in Congress, more than pubs in Congress, more than tea party leaders (what leaders), more than Tim Geitner and more than labor union leaders (the last three being in a statistical dead heat for last place)? O-B-A-M-A. Oh, now would ya look at that? After all that witchin' and moanin and carrying on. Go O ! Find those pretty numbers here: http://www.gallup.com/p ...

Obama ahead of Romney by 5 and 6 percentage points respectively. ...

Are people finally starting to wake up from their Obamacare blunder, oops, I mean slumber? ...

President Barack Obama, who campaigned on a promise to unify America, instead has become the most polarizing president in modern history.A Gallup Poll finds that the gap in Obama's approval rating in his sixth year in office between those who like him, Democrats, and those who do not, Republicans, has held steady at 70 percent, with 79 percent of Democrats voicing approval and only 9 percent of Republicans doing likewise. Since the days of President Dwight Eisenhower, in 1953, onl ...

The federal government ranks dead last in a new Gallup poll measuring Americans' views of U.S. business and industry sectors. More than half of the public -- 55 percent -- said their view of the federal government was either "very negative" or "somewhat negative." Seventeen percent expressed a "neutral" view of the federal government, and only 28 percent viewed the federal government as "very positive" or "somewhat positive." Of the five worst-rated U.S. business sectors, the federal ...

Link: http://www.newsmax.com/Newsfront/barack-obama-annual-approval-ratings/2015/01/20/id/619663/ ...

The left like those faux numbers coming out of the White House. ...

illegal immigration on here and I would just like some information from all willing to participate. What is your problem with illegal immigration..if you have any... Are you opposed to them being here illegally or do you agree with total amnesty? Are you opposed to them working here or do you think them working here is beneficial? Are you opposed to them receiving food stamps, etc at the cost of tax payers or do you think they deserve some help? Do you live in an area where there are a lot ...

The first person to ask a question was Kerry Ladka. "Was Ladka satisfied with how the president responded? Simply no. “I really didn’t think he totally answered the question satisfactorily as far as I was concerned,” Ladka tells the Erik Wemple Blog. After the debate . . . "President Obama, though, wasn’t done with Kerry Ladka. 'After the debate, the president came over to me and spent about two minutes with me privately,' says the 61-year-old Ladka, who works at Global ...

Gallup: Romney Narrows Vote Gap After Histsoric Debate Win

Yeah, darn it. Although I hear if you poll only Democrats - Obama does better. :) A dem. NM

Whoops, it's Monday and Gallup says President Obama's back - in the lead. Tomorrow's another day. NM

Whoops again--And Thursday's another debate. - Is this fun or what? :) NM

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