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GALLUP: Romney 48 Obama 43

All the polls now that ask registered voters, keyword here, or keywords, “registered voters” are showing Romney leading and in some, widening the gap over the worst president this country has ever had, Barack Obama. The independents have shifted to Romney, prior to the campaign, Independents abandoned Obama a long time ago.. Since the socialized medicine ObamaCare law was signed, was when he lost them.

via Gallup:

These are the results when registered voters are asked: “Suppose the presidential election were held today. If Barack Obama were the Democrat Party’s candidate and former Massachusetts governor Mitt Romney were the Republican Party’s candidate, who would you vote for Barack Obama, the Democrat or Mitt Romney, the Republican?” Those who are undecided are further asked if they lean more toward Obama or Romney and their leanings are incorporated into the results.

GALLUP: Gingrich Erases Romney’s National Lead

via Gallup:

PRINCETON, NJ — Newt Gingrich has all but erased Mitt Romney’s 23-percentage-point lead of a week ago among Republican voters nationally, and the two candidates are now essentially tied, at 29% for Romney and 28% for Gingrich. Ron Paul and Rick Santorum have significantly lower levels of support, at 13% and 11%, respectively.

Romney held a 23-point lead over Gingrich as recently as Jan. 11-15. Thus, in a matter of one week, Republicans who are registered to vote have shifted their support substantially — with Romney dropping 8 points and Gingrich gaining 14 points. The latest Gallup tracking update covers Jan. 18-22, encompassing Gingrich’s come-from-behind 12-point victory over Romney in Saturday’s South Carolina Republican primary. Gingrich began to gain on Romney well before Saturday’s vote, however, most likely reflecting his performance in the two nationally televised debates held in South Carolina last Monday and Thursday.

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GALLUP: Half in U.S. Feel Worse Off Financially

The highest numbers this has ever been, if you notice the years in the polling data located in the graph below, all during the Obama years. It’s even worse than Jimmy Carter’s numbers!

HA! HA! HA! LMAO!!!

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The definition of “Epic Fail”: Barack Obama!

HA! HA! HA! LMAO!!!

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“I told you so!”

PRINCETON, NJ — Nearly half of U.S. adults, 49%, say they are worse off financially today than a year ago, while 29% say they are better off and 21% volunteer that their finances haven’t changed. The percentage rating their current finances negatively compared with a year ago is down from the high of 55% recorded twice in 2008, but is still among the highest in Gallup’s four decades of measuring this attitude.

U.S. Satisfaction in 2011 Ranks as Second Lowest Since The Carter Years

All I can say is what we already know. Worse than Jimmy Carter, next year, Obama needs to leave.

PRINCETON, NJ — Throughout 2011, an average of 17% of Americans said they were satisfied with the way things are going in the United States. That is the second-lowest annual average in the more than 30-year history of the question, after the 15% from 2008. Satisfaction has averaged as high as 60% in 1986, 1998, and 2000….

Americans continue to express low levels of satisfaction with the way things are going in the United States, rivaling the lowest Gallup has measured in the past 30+ years. That dissatisfaction probably reflects Americans’ economic anguish, and the prospects for considerable improvement in satisfaction are not great unless the economy improves significantly….

Still, all of these measures remain low from a historical perspective and reinforce the point that Americans remain largely unhappy with the state of the country.

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POLL: Democrat Party More Socialist Than 2008

First things first. It should be noted that the terminology has been sugarcoated and sanitized by Gallup. Liberal really means Socialist, but for the sake of their piece, this post will use their incorrect terminology.

Modern American liberalism is a form of liberalism developed from progressive ideals such as Theodore Roosevelt’s New Nationalism, Woodrow Wilson’s New Freedom, Franklin D. Roosevelt’s New Deal, John F. Kennedy’s New Frontier, and Lyndon Johnson’s Great Society. It combines social liberalism and social progressivism with support for a welfare state and a mixed economy.

To put it quite simply, the modern term “liberal” defines socialism. How many times have I said they aren’t Democrats anymore, they’re socialists? I rest my case.

PRINCETON, NJ — In many respects, the demographic profile of Democrats nationwide is similar to what it was in 2008, although Democrats have become somewhat less white and more liberal than the party that nominated Barack Obama as its presidential candidate that year. As a group, Democrats are more likely than average to be women and nonwhite, less likely to be religious or married, much less likely to be conservative, and much more likely to be liberal than the U.S. population as a whole.

These results are based on a special Gallup analysis of the demographic and ideological composition of the U.S. population today (based on Gallup Daily tracking from June-August 2011) versus the start of 2008 presidential election campaign (from January-March)…

Perhaps the most significant change in the composition of Democrats between 2008 and today is the two-point increase, from 35% to 37%, in the percentage describing their political views as “liberal.” This occurred at a time when the country as a whole became slightly more conservative, thus expanding the political gap between Democrats and the rest of the U.S.

The change coincides with the decline in Democrat affiliation in recent years, and it may be that moderate or conservative Americans were less well-attached to the Democrat Party and were the first to shift their allegiance — thus leaving a higher concentration of political liberals among those who continue to align with the party.

Democrats remain less likely to attend church weekly and more likely to seldom or never attend church than the national average.

The proportion of Democrats who are Catholic or who identify with a non-Christian religion declined slightly between 2008 and 2011, while the percentage not identifying with any faith increased by four percentage points.

Democrats are significantly less likely than the U.S. population as a whole to be married.

Gallup finds relatively little change in the demographic composition of either major party’s supporters since 2008, even though the nation has become less Democrat, and more Republican and independent overall. All in all, Democrats remain decidedly less white, more female, more liberal, less religious, and less likely to be married than the general population.

Liberals and nonwhites have come to make up a slightly greater percentage of the Democrat base since 2008, perhaps indicating that the decline in Democrat affiliation since 2009 was proportionately greater among conservatives and whites.

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And now we have that imbecile Vice President Joe Biden, in his speeches claiming “This isn’t your parents Republican Party anymore, they’re extremists.” What is the truth I keep telling you about Democrats and the left? Whatever they accuse the other side of, they themselves are guilty of it. As usual, the evidence, data and facts show that it is the Democrat Party that has become radicalized and extreme, not the Republican Party.

Just the most recent example of them joining the American Nazi Party, the Socialist Party USA and the Communist Party USA in support of the Occupy Movement should tell you that.

U.S. Job Creation Falls

WASHINGTON, D.C. — U.S. job creation continues to steadily abate, reversing the upward trend seen since the start of 2010. The nation’s Job Creation Index score slid to +12 in September, marking the third straight month of decline…

More Voters Considering Romney Than Obama

Sixty-two percent would definitely vote for Romney or consider doing so

PRINCETON, NJ — More registered voters say they would definitely vote for Mitt Romney or might consider doing so (62%) than say the same about his two main rivals in the 2012 presidential election, Democrat Barack Obama (54%) and Republican Rick Perry (53%).