Obama shores up Wisconsin while Romney seeks money in California

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zurcroniumSep. 23, 2012 - 10:28AM JST

I hope the voters in WI understand that if Romney/Ryan win their taxes will go up. Unless they are in the top 1% and of course for those folks their taxes will go down. If they pay any taxes at all anyway, Some may follow the Mittstake policy of cheating his country by opening accounts in the Cayman Islands and other dubious locations.
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smithinjapanSep. 23, 2012 - 11:19AM JST

Yeah, and Romney's anti-gay, anti-immigrant stance will gain him a lot of sympathy in CA.
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SushiSake3Sep. 23, 2012 - 12:06PM JST

When is Romney going to start talking about climate change and the huge threat it poses to the economy and jobs?

Oh that's right, Romney – like many other conservative anti-science folks – think the massive jump in greenhouse gas emissions are caused by “natural” patterns, sunspots or God’s will or some other fairy stories.

When is Romney going to start talking about jobs and getting his fellow anti-American Congress members to actually support a jobs bill?

Oh, that’s right – they’re just not interested in middle-class Americans – or poor ones, for that matter.

And when is Romney going to start talking about women’s rights? Oh, that’s right - women’s rights to decide what they do with their own bodies in intensely personal situations such as after rape or incest should be legislated by the BIG GOVERNMENT the conservatives claim they want to rid the country of.

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Herve Nmn L'EisaSep. 23, 2012 - 02:27PM JST

" Obama enters the weekend with polls showing him in a near tie with Romney nationally."

Considering "the great strides" and "significant improvements" the Dear Leader and minions loudly claim(cue the boos and "bad" clicks), and how "disconnected" Romney is, shouldn't the polling numbers be heavily in the incumbant's favor ? That's certainly what the LameStream media and lackeys seem to be purporting(reporting became extinct a few years ago).

Hope and Change: Hope someone has some spare Change to hand out.
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SushiSake3Sep. 23, 2012 - 03:00PM JST

8.1% unemployment, millions more on food stamps, poverty at an all time high, record deficits........Romney should be 15 points ahead of the incumbent.

Why is he 6 points behind????

Oh, that's right - because conservatives have done what they usually do - pick out-and-out losers to represent them.

The simple that Romney - actually - struggled to win against possibly THE dumbest bunch of conservative intellectual dropout competitor yet seen in a GOP primary speaks volumes...
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Herve Nmn L'EisaSep. 23, 2012 - 03:20PM JST

" Why is he 6 points behind?"

As we all know, polling numbers are only as good as the schucksters paying for the poll.

Given that Obama is the next-best thing to sliced bread(just ask him), and Romney is the super-evil capitalist villian(just listen to libtards), that it's within polling error numbers is astounding.

In case there's any confusion, my stand is that both these staged clowns are playing both ends against the middle. To put that in little, easy to understand words, the voters are getting played(again) by getting duped in the left-right, us-them paradigm.
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