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The impact of the video can be seen on polling numbers taken right after his video was released. It shows a dramatic increase in voters for Pres. Obama in key swing states. I think I hear the fat lady warming up.
Pretty sad when an inarticulate sentence captured by hidden camara means more to people than Obama's actual lack of leadership expressed in full view everyday.
In the next few weeks more Americans will start to pay attention to the
upcoming election, and with this in mind, IMO, ACCOUNTABILITY, The Economy
and now Foreign Policy will be three key factors.
One other thing to consider will be if some media outlets will continue
to show their love for Barack Hussein Obama or get back to professional
journalism
Barack Hussein Obama's character and policies will dictated his fate, constantly
pointing fingers, promoting entitlement mentality and his narcissism are a clear
danger to our country.
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Pretty sad when an inarticulate sentence captured by hidden camara means more to people than Obama's actual lack of leadership expressed in full view everyday.
But you have no problems with Willard's lack of solutions, displayed every day?
Wishful thinking aside, it can't be denied that the trends have favored Obama the past week. Even Gallup tracking, which has showed about a 1-2 pt race for some time, has Obama up 6 today. (Rasmussen tracking still has it tied, however).
But anyway, if is due to the 47% video, that's a sad commentary. Those remarks, while a little sloppily expressed, brought up an important and little-discussed point. The 47% number (pct of tax filers who pay zero or negative federal income tax) has more than doubled since 1990, with little or no notice. The number was pretty stable at around 20% from 1950-1990. After 1990 it started to climb, continuing to it's current peak of 47% (and will likely be higher next year).
So we've got a tax system now where the top 10% carry 70% of the burden, the 47-90 percentile carrys 30%, and the bottom 47% carry zero. That's a ridiculously unstable structure. Unstable things tend to bring about collapse.
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Barack Hussein Obama's character and policies will dictated his fate, constantly
pointing fingers, promoting entitlement mentality and his narcissism are a clear
danger to our country.
As Wilard's lack of character will dictate his fate. He's a spoiled little pissanrt who's all RAH!-RAH! for wars just as long as he needn't dirty his hands. Along with his knee-jerk willingbess to continue funneling corporate welfare $$$ to the MIC he certainly offers no improvement from Obama.
I actually think that Romney would have had a decent chance IF he and his advisors had realized that their anachronistic views of social issues are no longer representative of the majority of Americans. Sure, there are still some people left who desperately cling to the values of a time gone by, but younger generations are no longer willing to okay policies that deliberately disenfranchise some of their fellow Americans.
The more to the right the Romney campaign moved, the less viable Romney was as a candidate.
Add to that the problem that many Americans can doubt that Romney can possibly relate to their struggles and fears, and you have a tremendous problem on your hands.
I, too, find it doubtful that Romney really stands a chance, but I am willing to wait and not make any predictions just yet.
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