[Obama_Is_Sabotaging_America]

"Republicans put this evil man back in office."

WRONG. Females did.

[Calpublican]

Evangelicals stayed home.

[Calpublican]

You might wish to read:

http://www.redstate.com/diary/griffinelection/2012/11/14/what-went-wrong-in-2012-the-case-of-the-4-million-missing-voters/

Last Paragraph:

Where are the four million missing voters that voted for Bush but balked on Romney? Well, they are Hispanics and Christians. The Republican Party has also lost many people because of 10 years of unfunded and fruitless wars. But overall – the one distinction that separates the Bush campaign from McCain and Romney is his outreach to evangelicals. McCain was the enemy of evangelicals for most of his career. Romney governed as the worst kind of liberal to evangelicals. Exit polling questions didn’t focus on “evangelical questions” as much in 2012 as they had in previous years. But there is enough evidence left on the table to suggest that Romney left significant evangelical support on the table. And in the end, those differences couldn’t be etch-a-sketched away by Election Day.