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Their policies were almost identical. I think some of it came down to who was more personable. Romneys stiff, Obama is cool.
Different policies on the Fair Pay Act
And on Immigration
And on Abortion
And on the Auto Bailout
And on defense spending
And on taxes
And on regulating the banks
These two candidates were nowhere near close to the same. But it IS true that Obama is cool whereas Romney is more of a robot. And robots are only widely inspiring in sci-fi movies.
I don't think any of this matters because Obama stole the election and there should be a recount in EVERY battleground state based on the outrageous preliminary percentages coming out of Florida re: Allen West
158% of registered voters cast votes? Really? How is that number achieved without double counting Democrat votes? I know Obama can't do anything more complicated than 7th grade math, but a 3rd Grader should be able to see that this math DOESN'T ADD UP to anything remotely honest.
When you think about it, this is pretty perplexing.
Not very --- the difference was 3 million --- but what's really significant is that Obama got 10 million fewer votes in 2012 than he had in 2008 --- and that was with the many millions added votes from the illegals and amnesty crowd that wasn't living here in 2008.
Also Obama won by only 3 million votes -- that is less than 1% of the 400 million people living in this country.
And that is in spite of the very major pandering he did to the illegals who are the group that is fast growing in numbers and that accounts for the huge increase in population over the last 4 years.
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