Kevin “Coach” Collins,FloydReports.com
The results of a USAToday/Gallup survey of thousands of registered voters in Barack Obama’s twelve must-have states presents bad news for him and his party. However,true to form for the Democrat-boosting media,the worst of the news was buried. Initial online versions left out critical portions of the story,and the truth was only available in the newsstand version of the article.
The survey showed Republicans are more engaged in following the issues of next year’s election than Democrats by a stunning 20 points (68 percent to 48 percent).
As new party registration data underscore,voters are turning away from the Democrats in these swing states. Since 2008,those identifying as Democrats has shrunk by four points,and those declaring themselves Republicans has risen five points. Even if everything else were equal,this factor alone could spell doom or Obama.
Nevertheless,the really bad news is the level of enthusiasm being expressed by various voting groups towards next year’s election. This “enthusiasm index” is toxic for Obama. Each year since 2006,including this past November’s handful of local elections,the enthusiasm index has pointed to the eventual electoral outcomes.
Among 18-to-34 year-olds just 32 percent are enthused about voting (50 percent voted in 2008,two-thirds of them for Obama).
The worst news was among “non-whites” (read:blacks),which stood at only 31 percent. Black enthusiasm is….
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The results of a USAToday/Gallup survey of thousands of registered voters in Barack Obama’s twelve must-have states presents bad news for him and his party. However,true to form for the Democrat-boosting media,the worst of the news was buried. Initial online versions left out critical portions of the story,and the truth was only available in the newsstand version of the article.
The survey showed Republicans are more engaged in following the issues of next year’s election than Democrats by a stunning 20 points (68 percent to 48 percent).
As new party registration data underscore,voters are turning away from the Democrats in these swing states. Since 2008,those identifying as Democrats has shrunk by four points,and those declaring themselves Republicans has risen five points. Even if everything else were equal,this factor alone could spell doom or Obama.
Nevertheless,the really bad news is the level of enthusiasm being expressed by various voting groups towards next year’s election. This “enthusiasm index” is toxic for Obama. Each year since 2006,including this past November’s handful of local elections,the enthusiasm index has pointed to the eventual electoral outcomes.
Among 18-to-34 year-olds just 32 percent are enthused about voting (50 percent voted in 2008,two-thirds of them for Obama).
The worst news was among “non-whites” (read:blacks),which stood at only 31 percent. Black enthusiasm is….
Read more.
An election for President and Commander in Chief of the Military must strive to be above reproach. Our public institutions must give the public confidence that a presidential candidate has complied with the election process that is prescribed by our Constitution and laws. It is only after a presidential candidate satisfies the rules of such a process that he/she can expect members of the public, regardless of their party affiliations, to give him/her the respect that the Office of President so much deserves.
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