Obama's Jewish Support Drops 22 Points in New York

Stop talking like AFreaking COG.....................

if you bother to read, Obie still has 51% of the jewish vote in NY,

some 16% of the jewish vote in Florida dont approve of the way the economy is heading ...

from the Orthodox standpoint, the Orthodox Jews lean right and always have ... he cant lose something he didnt have

could be telling, maybe not.

the best part is its a negative talking point for the right that keeps them from having to talk about RINO ROMNEY and his same shit different politician policies

Stop talking like AFreaking COG..................... Originally Posted by Whirlaway

Both AF and Marsha have been very quiet. Wonder what's up.

Obama isn't going to lose New York, but if the Jewish vote in Florida goes away, he's in trouble.

Tossed my Rosetta Stone dvd. People looked funny at a fat old white guy speaking ebonics.

if you bother to read, Obie still has 51% of the jewish vote in NY,

some 16% of the jewish vote in Florida dont approve of the way the economy is heading ...

from the Orthodox standpoint, the Orthodox Jews lean right and always have ... he cant lose something he didnt have

could be telling, maybe not.

the best part is its a negative talking point for the right that keeps them from having to talk about RINO ROMNEY and his same shit different politician policies Originally Posted by CJ7

If the Democrats only get 51% Jewish vote, that's a disaster for them. The Jewish vote is part of the Democrat's core vote they can always count on. In 2008, 83% of Jews voted for Obama nationwide.

I'd venture a guess during the debates when the Jews get a good idea how the Romney plan calls for increasing Obies current debt by 25% they wont be as happy with the right or as disappointed with the left as they seem to be right now.

maybe Romney is out of touch with the world ending economy Obie has in store for us all ..

eos

Keep your eye on the big picture; as November vote looms and people give serious consideration to casting their vote. There is no way the majority of Americans will give Obama a second term.

His 1st term has been so disasterous; Obama will definitely get the boot.

Look at Wisconsin, the numbers proved to be so overwhelming in favor of Walker. The same dynamics will happen to Obama. People are tired of him. Voters know his policies have failed, and they won't give him a second term.
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Keep your eye on the big picture; as November vote looms and people give serious consideration to casting their vote. There is no way the majority of Americans will give Obama a second term.

His 1st term has been so disasterous; Obama will definitely get the boot.

Look at Wisconsin, the numbers proved to be so overwhelming in favor of Walker. The same dynamics will happen to Obama. People are tired of him. Voters know his policies have failed, and they won't give him a second term.
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Obama won Wisconsin by 14%. Now he's trailing Romney by 3%, a 17% swing. Obama is probably sweating bullets.

The latest Rasmussen Reports statewide telephone survey of Likely Voters shows Romney with 47% of the vote to Obama’s 44%. Five percent (5%) prefer some other candidate, and four percent (4%) are undecided.

http://www.theblaze.com/blog/2012/06...-in-wisconsin/#

polls in June are like

polls in June are like Originally Posted by CJ7

The same as the ones you sucked in May.

Hey Mr. Naive, the Jewish vote is not spread out over the entire country. It is concentrated in three or four areas (Chicago, New York City, Florida, and Los Angeles). The loss of several thousand votes in one small area could cost a state or a congressional district. Our national elections have always been 50 smaller elections, but then everyone knows that.

As for the junior nazis, I'm waiting to hear that Judah Benjamin is responsible for the south losing the Civil War.

Hey Mr. Naive, the Jewish vote is not spread out over the entire country. It is concentrated in three or four areas (Chicago, New York City, Florida, and Los Angeles). . Originally Posted by JD Barleycorn

You do realize that Flordia is the only swing state in play amongist those four locals?

Hey speaking of local elections...how did the Tea Nuts do in Arizona going after Gabby Giford's old seat?