[Uncle Ike]

” More Obama Voters Switching to GOP “

In the process, even further lowering the collective IQ of the GOP...

[mazda77]

Naturally it remains close. Gallup’s prospectus is banking on it. They couldn’t stand the reduction in revenues if they were to call it now.

[Pollster1]

As a side note, the undead are still reliable democrat voters, with 100% of dead registered voters casting one or more ballots for a straight democrat ticket.

[paudio]

Who are the 5% McCain voters who plan to vote for Obama? They prefer Obama than Romney or third party candidate? To teach the GOP ?

[Hotlanta Mike]

It’s not rocket science...there are less people in the workforce today than in 2008 and there will be less Obama voters than 2008.

[Sgt_Schultze]

Never let them know we're coming.

It remains necessary to always lie to pollsters. The left must think they are going into this election in good shape. If they are confident, they will not prepare for full-on fraud. We must tell exit pollsters the opposite of our votes so they, and the democrat press will be even more upset after the dust clears.

[grundle]

Here are 48 things that Barack Obama has done which should make his supporters feel ashamed and embarrassed

[Libertarian4Bush]

how on earth are there a full 2-3% of the voting population that opposed Obama in ‘08 but plan to vote for him now?!? I would love to interview one of these idiots: “so, exactly which brand of dart DO you throw when deciding who to vote for?”

[EternalVigilance]

Liberals who understand that Romney is a more competent and accomplished pro-choice democrat socialist than Obama.

[Sooth2222]

If only 61.7% of eligible voters voted in the 2008 Election, it might be more useful to consider how many plan to vote in 2012. And who they plan to vote for. I have this idea that the intensity of the “ABOs” is greater than the “Hope n’ Change 2.0” intensity.

[arrogantsob]

It is even worse that this since they used “registered voters” not “likely voters” for their propaganda.

[newzjunkey]

I have to wonder who the 5% claiming to have voted McCain yet will now vote for Obama could be, then I look at several comments on FR and maybe I don't need to wonder.

It's good to see a net 4% pulled from Obama, however. Hard to see if it's a "real" shift until election day.

[SoFloFreeper]

Just using raw numbers from 2008, here is what the results would be:

Obamugabe in 2008 got 66,882,230 votes.
McCain in 2008 got 58,343,671 votes.

If Obamugabe loses 9% of the morons who gave him a nod, that is a deficit of 6,019,401. But Obamugabe will also supposedly gain 5% of people who voted for McCain...which would give Obamugabe an addition 2,917,184 votes.

Final Obamugabe vote total for 2012: 63,780,013.

Let's go to Mitt. Mitt loses 5% of McCain's votes, but gains 9% of the finally-enlightened Obamugabe dolts. Final Mitt tally for 2012: 61,445,888.

So Obamugabe still has a "win" in the popular vote...but let's also consider the "intensity" factor. I do not believe for a minute Obamugabe's "cult" is as big as it was in 2008....and I *do* believe, despite the naysaying among many here on FR, that most Republicans will be happily eager to vote for Romney, including many who will didn't even bother to vote for McCain.

We'll see.

[SoFloFreeper]

Just using raw numbers from 2008, here is what the results would be:

Obamugabe in 2008 got 66,882,230 votes.
McCain in 2008 got 58,343,671 votes.

If Obamugabe loses 9% of the morons who gave him a nod, that is a deficit of 6,019,401. But Obamugabe will also supposedly gain 5% of people who voted for McCain...which would give Obamugabe an addition 2,917,184 votes.

Final Obamugabe vote total for 2012: 63,780,013.

Let's go to Mitt. Mitt loses 5% of McCain's votes, but gains 9% of the finally-enlightened Obamugabe dolts. Final Mitt tally for 2012: 61,445,888.

So Obamugabe still has a "win" in the popular vote...but let's also consider the "intensity" factor. I do not believe for a minute Obamugabe's "cult" is as big as it was in 2008....and I *do* believe, despite the naysaying among many here on FR, that most Republicans will be happily eager to vote for Romney, including many who will didn't even bother to vote for McCain.

We'll see.