Here’s another BS alert from the article:
“When asked about the president’s health care law, 48 percent of respondents said they want Congress to expand the law or keep it as is. Romney and Republicans have made opposition to the policies, cheered and jeered by supporters and critics alike as Obamacare, a cornerstone of the campaign. Though Ohioans last fall at the ballot box renounced the administration’s health care mandate by a 2-to-1 margin, only 44 percent of poll respondents said they want it repealed.
Obama’s announcement in May that he supports gay marriage might nudge voters slightly toward Romney, who opposes it. But 50 percent of those surveyed said the issue will not make a difference in their vote for president.”
On health care the poll finds results flatly contradicted by all current polling and even the results of 2010 elections in Ohio.
The last line on gay marriage concedes that close to 50 percent of Ohioans are affected by his stance on gay marriage. That is not good news for Obama.
Will half the voters in ohio really be dems?