I had originally gotten this from my father, who had gotten this via email. Some things to think about for sure. I'm going to make some personal comments in red bold
A lot is being said in the media about Mitt Romney not being "likable" or that he doesn't "relate well" to people. Frankly, we struggled to understand why. So after much research, we have come up with a Top Ten List to explain this "unlikablility."
Top Ten Reasons To Dislike Mitt Romney:
My goodness, it's a strange world, isn't it?
He also doesn't come off as being aloof, unlike Obama who always looks aloof in his pictures.
And what gets me about this is the left bashes and berates both of them concerning Mrs. Romney's treatments for her MS. Imagine the backlash that would occur if a conservative said the same things about a liberal.
This is another thing that gets me. Everyone's so interested in the dirt on others that (espically in politics) the real message gets lost in all the extra BS we're bombarded with.
Can I get a amen!?!?
So this means we all know that he's been to school and what kind of grades he got unlike Obama who claims to have gone to some very prestigious colleges, yet no one remembers him during the years he claims to have gone to college. Well... that and the simple fact that Obama refuses to show his records.
Too square for Obama for sure who at least admitted that he did some drugs in his youth.
My father was talking to my wife (who is from the Philippines) one day about this. He told her that when we used to envy the successfully in this country, we did so asking exactly what they did in order to become successful; we wanted to do what they did to become successful. Now, of course, all the left can do is berate the wealthy and call them "evil." Yeah.... the same "evil" people that create the majority of jobs in this country.
And what gets me about this is that Democrats keep with the whole "war on women" thing, yet they berate Ann for being a stay-at-home mom???? I just don't get it.
Ok. I thought (according to the left) that we were supposed to be toleratant of other's religion. Oh wait.... That only applies to religions that are not Christian. Sorry... I forgot about that point.
So I guess Obama's $10 million is different some how???? Oh wait.... Of course it is... Duh... He's Obama the Savior and can do no wrong. People are looking to him for his Obama money and Obama is payin fo my house n car and he even gettin me a cell phone! OBAMA!!! OBAMA!!! OBAMA!!!
Personal Information:
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Some Interesting Facts about Romney:
Mitt Romney is Trustworthy:
Mitt Romney's background, experience and trustworthiness show him to be a great leader and an excellent citizen for President of the United States.
You may think that Romney may not be the best representative the Republicans could have selected.
At least I know what religion he is, and that he won't desecrate the flag, bow down to foreign powers, or practice fiscal irresponsibility.
I know he has the ability to turn this financial debacle that the current regime has gotten us into.
We won't like all the things necessary to recover from this debt, but someone with Romney's background can do it.
But, on the minus side, he never was a "Community Organizer", never took drugs or smoked pot, never got drunk, did not associate with communists or
terrorists, nor did he attend a church whose pastor called for God to damn
the US.
Sunday, September 30, 2012
Why Mitt Romney is Unlikable
Why The Polls Under State Romney Vote
By DICK MORRIS
Published on
DickMorris.com on September 21, 2012
Republicans are getting depressed under an avalanche of polling suggesting that an Obama victory is in the offing. They, in fact, suggest no such thing! Here's why:
1. All of the polling out there uses some variant of the 2008 election turnout as its model for weighting respondents and this overstates the Democratic vote by a huge margin.
In English, this means that when you do a poll you ask people if they are likely to vote. But any telephone survey always has too few blacks, Latinos, and young people and too many elderly in its sample. That's because some don't have landlines or are rarely at home or don't speak English well enough to be interviewed or don't have time to talk. Elderly are overstated because they tend to be home and to have time. So you need to increase the weight given to interviews with young people, blacks and Latinos and count those with seniors a bit less.
Normally, this task is not difficult. Over the years, the black, Latino, young, and elderly proportion of the electorate has been fairly constant from election to election, except for a gradual increase in the Hispanic vote. You just need to look back at the last election to weight your polling numbers for this one.
But 2008 was no ordinary election. Blacks, for example, usually cast only 11% of the vote, but, in 2008, they made up 14% of the vote. Latinos increased their share of the vote by 1.5% and college kids almost doubled their vote share. Almost all pollsters are using the 2008 turnout models in weighting their samples. Rasmussen, more accurately, uses a mixture of 2008 and 2004 turnouts in determining his sample. That's why his data usually is better for Romney.
But polling indicates a widespread lack of enthusiasm among Obama's core demographic support due to high unemployment, disappointment with his policies and performance, and the lack of novelty in voting for a black candidate now that he has already served as president.
If you adjust virtually any of the published polls to reflect the 2004 vote, not the 2008 vote, they show the race either tied or Romney ahead, a view much closer to reality.
2. Almost all of the published polls show Obama getting less than 50% of the vote and less than 50% job approval. A majority of the voters either support Romney or are undecided in almost every poll.
But the fact is that the undecided vote always goes against the incumbent. In 1980 (the last time an incumbent Democrat was beaten), for example, the Gallup Poll of October 27th had Carter ahead by 45-39. Their survey on November 2nd showed Reagan catching up and leading by three points. In the actual voting, the Republican won by nine. The undecided vote broke sharply -- and unanimously -- for the challenger.
An undecided voter has really decided not to back the incumbent. He just won't focus on the race until later in the game.
So, when the published poll shows Obama ahead by, say, 48-45, he's really probably losing by 52-48!
Add these two factors together and the polls that are out there are all misleading. Any professional pollster (those consultants hired by candidates not by media outlets) would publish two findings for each poll -- one using 2004 turnout modeling and the other using 2008 modeling. This would indicate just how dependent on an unusually high turnout of his base the Obama camp really is.