'What We Are Witnessing is the Collapse of the Obama Regime' (even BECKEL agrees!)

Reaganite Republican ^ | October 19, 2012 | Reaganite Republican

[Reaganite Republican]

That's what Liz Cheney and Newt are saying...

At long-last, brought down by the sheer weight

of their ceaseless bungling and obliquity:

Team Obama -shifting gears frantically in desperation- has now taken down almost all of the negative advertising (that their whole campaign was based upon) in the wake of the second debate, replacing it with a 'positive' message focusing on the president's 'achievements' (lol)- what to make of this? 

That the American people have made up their own minds re. the Republican nominee, so relentless personal attacks on the
'evil rich guy' simply aren't working anymore- moreover,
Captain Combover knows it.

Still  -with #s like these- one should expect an even more underhanded, dirty strategy from Obama and his crew of Chicago lowlifes: Romney will likely face 'progressive' subterfuge and a political scorched-Earth campaign from these neo-Bolshevik trash and the MSM as they circle 'round the bowl...
it's hard to see Dear Leader enduring his pending
de-throning in any sort of dignified manner:

Gallup: Romney 52% - Obama 45 nationally

(Rove: 'no candidate has ever lost with numbers
like Romney has today')

A nationwide structural shift in the campaign has Romney surging in all twelve 'swing states' , not just 'key' ones
such as Florida.

Mitt's also now ahead in the electoral count for the first time in the race... to my memory Obama was beating him about 2-to-1 there just a couple months ago.

Then consider these polls taken in what 

used to be considered 'deep-blue' Dem states, 

ones even the GOP had written-off weeks ago...

Michigan: Romney 47 - Obama 49

Pennsylvania: Romney 49 - Obama 45

Any political pundit worth his salt will tell you that Independents always break towards the challenger- if they'd have been willing to keep Obama, they'd have said so by know. As Dick Morris put it, if you ask somebody if they think they'll be married to the same person in a year from now and they respond 'undecided', 
it doesn't bode well for the relationship, does it...?

Thus, an incumbent polling far below 50% is in deep, deep trouble- i.e. Barry H. Obama.

Morris adds that states the Dems have long taken for granted -like Wisconsin, Michigan, Pennsylvania, Minnesota and even New Jersey- are all now in-play as most thinking Americans run-away from the rancid, imploding Obama Administration as fast as their little feet can carry them.

As stated here repeatedly, the election will not be close like 95% have been saying forever... instead, Romney is going to
CRUSH Obama, a blowout the likes of which we haven't seen since 1984.

Face it, libs... once you lose Beckel...

Oh, that old thing?  Doesn't work anymore

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[SunkenCiv]

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As Dick Morris put it, if you ask somebody if they think they'll be married to the same person in a year from now and they respond 'undecided', it doesn't bode well for the relationship, does it...?

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[tanknetter]

Linking to a thread about a positive story on Romney being run by CBS.

My take is that this is the first concrete example of a Liberal (read: not FOX) MSM outlet starting to do things to curry favor with the 800lb news-making gorilla that they are thinking may, just may, be President come Noon on 1/20/2013.

[justiceseeker93]

If Chrisie can beat Corzine in NJ three years ago and is pretty well liked, why can’t Romney beat Obama now? How have things changed in favor of ‘Rat candidates since ‘09? Wouldn’t Romney capture just about all the Christie voters if they’re still around?

[fieldmarshaldj]

There is a bit of a difference. Unlike with Zero, Corzine did not have a cult of personality surrounding him.

[justiceseeker93]

I do get the same sense that the "Osama" Obama campaign and regime are imploding before our eyes. But you can't overestimate the degree of stupidity among the general electorate, especially when you consider that the majority of them voted for a radical Alinskyite Muslim whose American citizenship is highly doubtful four years ago.

So the operative phrase here is cautiously optimistic.

[justiceseeker93]

Unlike with Zero, Corzine did not have a cult of personality surrounding him.

Cult of personality? There again, that's what so wrong with so much of the general electorate, that they value personality over issues and ideas.

This is a problem particularly in younger women, too many of whom make their choice for the highest office in the land as if they were contestants on "The Dating Game."

Please don't get offended, ladies, that observation doesn't include FReeper gals.

[SkyPilot]

If Chrisie can beat Corzine in NJ three years ago and is pretty well liked, why can’t Romney beat Obama now?

Thank you for the question, and I know that you ask it sincerely. Please forgive me, in that I could only reply to the ping up to the Freeper "Clintonfatigued" and not beyond that as I could not see the addresses. Perhaps you could forward my reply.

First, a bit about New Jersey politics of late. Up until a few years ago, a very dear friend of mine (African-American male) was very high up in NJ politics. In fact. we were very, very close friends. He worked for both the Gov McGreevey and Gov Corzine administrations - up close.

The first collapse of NJ support for both of these governors came from a revolt from the general population because of property taxes.

The second revolt came in the financial sense from American Jews. The betrayal was multi-facited: from taxes to support of Israel. Sadly, the former was sometimes a greater motivation than the latter, but that is reality. BOTH of them, however, had a major impact.

A third aspect, (which the dirty pols in NJ have NEVER been able to figure out) was a broken promise that the NJ sales tax under Corzine would increase temporarily, and THEN we could get relief from a 130% property tax increase in only 8 years. No one has ever addressed that broken promise (even Chris), and the voters are still angry about it.

I am former military. I have flown aircraft all over the world, and I have lived in many countries.

New Jersey is sort of like a Balkanized Midwestern state. You have rich liberals dictating politics to poor blacks and Hispanics who don't want their dictates, and lower, middle, and upper class whites divided about 50/50 with Catholics leaning Democrat and a small, but influential Evangelical Protestant population leading the way towards Reagan Conservatism.

Even still, this state is beautiful. There are miracles going on here God is looking after His own.

Perhaps NJ will turn for Romney. I pray it will be so.