Romney up by 7 points, but Obama likely to win electoral college
Everyone knows electoral college votes decides the winner of a presidential election.
According to the Gallup poll Mitt Romney leads President Obama by 7 points among “likely voters,” but “according to both Nate Silver and InTrade, President Obama has a better-than-60-percent chance of winning the election.”
Despite Gallup’s numbers, other polls show Obama comfortably in the lead in battleground states such as Iowa that will decide the election.
Michelle Obama Writes Open Letter BEGGING Women to Vote for President Obama
Just 2 weeks before the nation elects the next president, First Lady Michelle Obama wrote an open letter begging women to vote for her husband. A Gallup poll shows the president trailing behind GOP challenger Mitt Romney by a significant percentage margin (52-45).
But the Gallup poll is in question because Romney trails behind Obama in key states such as Iowa. Obama didn’t court women in the 2008 campaign for president, but he desperately needs women in his corner now.
Mitt Romney’s son says he wanted to “take a swing” at President Obama
The tense verbal exchange between President Obama and Gov. Mitt Romney during Tuesday’s presidential debate stirred anger in Romney’s son, Tagg Romney.
The GOP challenger’s son was a guest on a North Carolina radio show when he was asked how he felt the moment Obama accused his father of being a liar.
Tagg said he wanted to jump out of his seat and “rush down to the debate stage and take a swing at him.” Tagg added that the thought of being tackled and stomped by the Secret Service was the only thing holding him back.
Romney vs Obama Debate Rematch Gets Testy
There were some tense moments between the presidential debate rematch between President Obama and GOP challenger Mitt Romney at Hofstra University Tuesday. Governor Romney was concise and confident at the start of the debate, while Obama seemed anxious and fired up. The pressure was on and Obama appeared to rise to the occasion.
There was a heated exchange between President Obama and Gov. Romney as the two men stood toe to toe over Obama’s failure to drill for oil on federal land, thereby causing the price of oil to skyrocket.
“You’ll get your chance in a moment, I’m still speaking,” said Romney at one point.
The heated exchange sparked an explosion of tweets on Twitter.com, including the above tweet one from Tameka Raymond.
Moderator Candy Crowley was totally incompetent, allowing Obama to completely dominate the debate with his constant interruptions. It’s obvious who’s corner Crowley was in tonight.
When a black voter pointedly asked Obama what have you done for me? Obama responded, “These last 4 years haven’t been so good for you,” without adequately explaining why he failed to keep promises he made to the people who elected him president.
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Obama Leads in Early Voting
According to national polls, President Obama is slightly ahead of challenger Mitt Romney among early voters. Obama is under pressure to turn in a sparkling performance in tonight’s 2nd presidential debate. Romney dominated Mr. Obama in the 1st presidential debate. It’s a sure bet that the president won’t take the governor lightly tonight.
The Huffington Post reports that “Obama leads Romney by 59 percent to 31 percent among early voters, according to Reuters/Ipsos polling data compiled in recent weeks.” The lead is small but it is over the 10% measurement of polls’ accuracy.
Obama is suddenly the president of black America again (Video)
There are only 22 days to go before America elects a new president, and the current president, Barack Obama, is feeling the pressure.
The NY Times reports that Obama has been in seclusion in a conference room at the Democratic headquarters in DC for the past few days “cramming” for the 2nd presidential debate next week.
It’s do or die time for the president: Mr. Obama needs a strong performance against challenger Mitt Romney or he will lose his job.
You can bet that Obama regrets telling a television host that he was not the president of black America.
Window Shot Out at Obama Campaign Office
Just 24 days before the nation chooses a new president, the race for the White House has taken on an ominous tone.
Someone fired a shot at the field campaign office for President Obama in Denver, Colorado on Friday. There were staffers in the office at the time that the shot was fired around 3:30 p.m. said Denver police spokeswoman Raquel Lopez.
A window at the field office was shattered by the gunshot, but there were no reported injuries. Police are reviewing surveillance video, but so far the only lead is a car seen leaving the area. Police aren’t releasing any other details to the media.
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