Romney Looks Like the Next Pres
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The way I see it is she'll resign after Obama wins re election.She has 2-3 years to rest.She only has to prepare for a general election in 2016 as no other democrats has a chance at beating her for the nomination.I'd love to see the Clintons back in the White House as well
TheBlackHand
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Sorry Jem,
I dont think you get it.
Peoples opinion is formed on 2 levels: emotion and fact. Emotion happens to be the stronger of the 2. However we focus on the conscious part - the fact.
Policy issues are the fact part here. I'm not arguing whether Obama is right or not on his foreign policy.
The reality is that people will make their opinions on USA based on what the president says and how he says it (Its a fact that HOW we say things is often more important than WHAt we say). Obama, whether you like or loath him/his policies hasn't insulted the world or been damn right rude to them. This means Obama still has an open door to world leaders. This will be useful when America wishes to put some influence around the globe.
Romney on the other hand has shown the world he's a clown. He's a fool. World leaders WILL NOT take the idiot seriously - apart from a few Israeli's - but I dont really see them contributing too much to world GDP, so they're really kinda irrelevant.
You can have the best policies in the world, but if you're a clown, they aint worth the paper they're written on because no one will listen.
THIS ISNT ABOUT POLITICS, THIS IS ABOUT PERSONALITIES.
How well leaders get on with other global leaders will determine a lot.
Capice?
+1.Even the CONSERVATIVE party of Britain was openly mocking him
http://news.yahoo.com/poll-obama-leads-romney-among-women-voters-key-041806748.html
Poll: Obama leads Romney among women voters in key swing states
By Elizabeth Dexheimer, Medill News Service | The Daily Caller
WASHINGTON â President Barack Obama leads GOP presidential hopeful Mitt Romney among likely voters in three key swing states, according to a poll released Wednesday by Quinnipiac University, in cooperation with CBS News and The New York Times. The poll shows women, in particular, favoring Obama in Ohio, Florida and Pennsylvania.
In Florida, Obama leads Romney 51 to 45 percent; in Ohio, 50 to 44 percent; and in Pennsylvania, 53 to 42 percent. No candidate has won the White House since 1960 without winning two of those three states.
The poll numbers are worse for Romney among women. In Pennsylvania, Obama leads him among females by a 59 to 35 percent margin; in Florida, 51 to 44; and in Ohio, 58 to 37.
âThe presidentâs strength among women is the dominant dynamic fueling his lead. It is this dynamic that argues for Romney to pick a female running mate,â said Peter A. Brown, assistant director of the Quinnipiac University Polling Institute in a written statement.
But Jennifer Lawless, associate professor at American University and director of AUâs Women and Politics Institute, said she does not believe Romney would generate more support among female voters by picking a woman to join him on the ticket.
âI think, in fact, it would immediately draw comparisons to Sarah Palin,â said Lawless, possibly creating a polarizing effect among female voters. Lawless also said research shows running mates have a minimal effect on swaying any group of voters, including independents and women.
Instead, Republican strategists say, the best way to target women voters is for Romney to target female voters with his message about rebuilding the economy.
âMany women voters, like all voters, are concerned about the economy,â said Kristen Soltis, an adviser to the conservative super PAC Crossroads Generation, which is linked to former White House Deputy Chief of Staff Karl Rove. Soltis is also vice president of the Republican polling firm The Winston Group.
âItâs important right now for both candidates to figure out how are they going to appeal to women on these kitchen table issues,â she said. âHow would a Mitt Romney presidency make it easier for someone to pay their bills? How would a Mitt Romney presidency make it easier for someone to start a small business?â
According to data from Wednesdayâs poll, Obamaâs support is stronger in Florida, Ohio and Pennsylvania than nationally.
âPart of the reason may be that the unemployment rate in Ohio is well below the national average. In Florida it has been dropping over the past year, while nationally that has not been the case,â said Quinnipiacâs Brown.
The poll was conducted through live phone interviews among likely voters and has a margin of error of plus or minus 2.8 percent.
Poll: Obama leads Romney among women voters in key swing states
By Elizabeth Dexheimer, Medill News Service | The Daily Caller
WASHINGTON â President Barack Obama leads GOP presidential hopeful Mitt Romney among likely voters in three key swing states, according to a poll released Wednesday by Quinnipiac University, in cooperation with CBS News and The New York Times. The poll shows women, in particular, favoring Obama in Ohio, Florida and Pennsylvania.
In Florida, Obama leads Romney 51 to 45 percent; in Ohio, 50 to 44 percent; and in Pennsylvania, 53 to 42 percent. No candidate has won the White House since 1960 without winning two of those three states.
The poll numbers are worse for Romney among women. In Pennsylvania, Obama leads him among females by a 59 to 35 percent margin; in Florida, 51 to 44; and in Ohio, 58 to 37.
âThe presidentâs strength among women is the dominant dynamic fueling his lead. It is this dynamic that argues for Romney to pick a female running mate,â said Peter A. Brown, assistant director of the Quinnipiac University Polling Institute in a written statement.
But Jennifer Lawless, associate professor at American University and director of AUâs Women and Politics Institute, said she does not believe Romney would generate more support among female voters by picking a woman to join him on the ticket.
âI think, in fact, it would immediately draw comparisons to Sarah Palin,â said Lawless, possibly creating a polarizing effect among female voters. Lawless also said research shows running mates have a minimal effect on swaying any group of voters, including independents and women.
Instead, Republican strategists say, the best way to target women voters is for Romney to target female voters with his message about rebuilding the economy.
âMany women voters, like all voters, are concerned about the economy,â said Kristen Soltis, an adviser to the conservative super PAC Crossroads Generation, which is linked to former White House Deputy Chief of Staff Karl Rove. Soltis is also vice president of the Republican polling firm The Winston Group.
âItâs important right now for both candidates to figure out how are they going to appeal to women on these kitchen table issues,â she said. âHow would a Mitt Romney presidency make it easier for someone to pay their bills? How would a Mitt Romney presidency make it easier for someone to start a small business?â
According to data from Wednesdayâs poll, Obamaâs support is stronger in Florida, Ohio and Pennsylvania than nationally.
âPart of the reason may be that the unemployment rate in Ohio is well below the national average. In Florida it has been dropping over the past year, while nationally that has not been the case,â said Quinnipiacâs Brown.
The poll was conducted through live phone interviews among likely voters and has a margin of error of plus or minus 2.8 percent.
TheBlackHand
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Indeed. Even the French mock him. THE FRENCH GOD DAMN IT!! THE FRENCH!!
It's a sad day when you find yourself lower than a Frenchman.
British Intelligence must have a truckload of dirt on Romney for their Prime Minister to laugh him off on International Television.
Who cares? These guys are going down the tube much faster than you can say bonjour- certainly faster than we are even under the incompetent-in-chief we have now...
Of course they mock Romney... because they fear him.
When Bush showed them that he would make his own decisions in defense of this country, they hated him, they still do. Romney is cut from the same cloth, he will not bow down to the Saudi king, he will not hand our defense system over to Putin with nothing in exchange, he would rather kick our European dependents into shape if they want our help.
Don't forget that the French (and all of Western Europe) have so many Muslim immigrants (with a far superior birth rate) that in a few years France will be an Islamic republic, Belgium will too, the UK, the Netherlands and even Germany are not too far behind. Everybody and his 18 uncles from North Africa is planning to relocate up north as soon as can be arranged. Do you think that any American president, other than the current appeaser in chief, will be popular there? Why do you think they gave him the Nobel prize for nothing the second day he was in office?
BO is making us weak and many in Europe like it. Romney will change that, and, as all liberals always do, the rumors are already flying that "he is not smart enough..." And the idiot leftists here love it.
Quote from Yannis:
When Bush showed them that he would make his own decisions in defense of this country, they hated him
Yeah The French were against the Iraq War..great call by the French