THE OBAMA REFERENDUM, NOVEMBER 2
With Democrats and Obama now revealing what is believed their October Surprise which amounts to false and fabricated allegations of the GOP teaming with the Chamber of Commerce to use foreign money for campaign ads against Democrats, polling shows that not only is this deceptive ploy not working but the mid term is as much a referendum on Barack Obama as it is the failure and extremely poor legislative record of Democrats.
Even among Obama supporters a new poll from Bloomberg polling voters who supported Obama in 2008 shows that 48% of those polled are disappointed with Obama and would not vote for him if the election were held today. Among likely voters in a new Gallup poll which polled Republicans, Democrats and Independents, Obama fares even worse. 54% say they would choose an unknown Republican candidate over Obama with only 36% saying they would reelect him.
In Ohio, a key state for the mid term which went very blue in 2008, Obama's support has faded to a low of around 30% and Republican candidates are benefiting from the dislike of Obama and his policies across the board. Polls show that the Buckeye State is not only in the GOP camp but Democrats stand little chance of taking anything. The Governorship, US Senate, several House seats and even the State House are all polling heavily toward the GOP and most relate this strong Republican showing to the failures of Obama as President and his extremely poor showing of support in Ohio.
The latest Real Clear Politics average of all polling is showing an absolute disaster for Obama and Democrats with the average giving 52 House seats to the GOP, the Senate a 50/50 split and GOP domination in Governor seats with a whopping 39 states having a Republican Governor after the mid term election. In past election cycles the RCP average has been lower than the actual result of an election which is even better for Republicans as any improvement over the average would mean a greater majority in the House and a GOP majority in the Senate.
Obama is touring the country whining about the GOP and The Chamber of Commerce, touting his new 50 billion dollar infrastructure program which he says will provide jobs even though none of the proposed projects would start until late in 2011 and early 2012. Plus the increase in fuel taxes to pay for the debacle has already hit consumers as gas prices are rising mainly because of Obama's 50 billion dollar escapade. All of which just adds to the failure and disaster which is Barack Obama and Democrats are paying the price for his ineptness and the agenda which they have embraced and the people hate!
Ken Taylor
Even among Obama supporters a new poll from Bloomberg polling voters who supported Obama in 2008 shows that 48% of those polled are disappointed with Obama and would not vote for him if the election were held today. Among likely voters in a new Gallup poll which polled Republicans, Democrats and Independents, Obama fares even worse. 54% say they would choose an unknown Republican candidate over Obama with only 36% saying they would reelect him.
In Ohio, a key state for the mid term which went very blue in 2008, Obama's support has faded to a low of around 30% and Republican candidates are benefiting from the dislike of Obama and his policies across the board. Polls show that the Buckeye State is not only in the GOP camp but Democrats stand little chance of taking anything. The Governorship, US Senate, several House seats and even the State House are all polling heavily toward the GOP and most relate this strong Republican showing to the failures of Obama as President and his extremely poor showing of support in Ohio.
The latest Real Clear Politics average of all polling is showing an absolute disaster for Obama and Democrats with the average giving 52 House seats to the GOP, the Senate a 50/50 split and GOP domination in Governor seats with a whopping 39 states having a Republican Governor after the mid term election. In past election cycles the RCP average has been lower than the actual result of an election which is even better for Republicans as any improvement over the average would mean a greater majority in the House and a GOP majority in the Senate.
Obama is touring the country whining about the GOP and The Chamber of Commerce, touting his new 50 billion dollar infrastructure program which he says will provide jobs even though none of the proposed projects would start until late in 2011 and early 2012. Plus the increase in fuel taxes to pay for the debacle has already hit consumers as gas prices are rising mainly because of Obama's 50 billion dollar escapade. All of which just adds to the failure and disaster which is Barack Obama and Democrats are paying the price for his ineptness and the agenda which they have embraced and the people hate!
Ken Taylor
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