Posted on 10/14/2012 6:36:39 AM PDT by tatown
The Rasmussen Reports daily Presidential Tracking Poll for Sunday shows Mitt Romney attracting support from 49% of voters nationwide, while President Obama earns the vote from 47%. Two percent (2%) prefer some other candidate, and another two percent (2%) are undecided. See daily tracking history.
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The trend is our friend. I think this may also include the after effects of the VP debate. But that may take another day or two to materialize in the polls.
If Romney cracks 50% at any point, it’s over.
It’s the one thing I hope for each day this poll is published.
O should be @ -18
I think once Romney cracks 50% he’ll be at 51, 52 or more shortly after. And as that happens, days keep counting off the calendar. Only 3 weeks left!
We’re starting to settle in.
Obama is trying to keep Libya in a simmering pot with a lid over it, but the lid is starting to bounce and the steam is escaping. The pot lid may fly off and the contents may boil out at any time. They can’t keep it contained for three more weeks.
Desperate people are going to start to do desperate things to extricate themselves from blame.
Check this out:
Direct link to Col. Hunt interview:
Col. David Hunt explains how at least 12 command centers got near INSTANTANEOUS info when the Benghazi consulate was attacked, including a manned WH situation room. Hundreds of government personnel listened/watched for 6 hours in real time as the attack ensued. Hunt says it is standard operating procedure when an embassy is attacked.
WH gave no military order to intervene.
They knew almost immediately that there was NO protest, NO mob-— just a surgical jihad operation viewed instantaneously in real time by governmental operations centers all over the world, including CIA, Dept of State and WH situation room, for over 6 hours (from 3:30-9:30 PM).
In short, everyone knew, almost immediately, what happened in Benghazi was an act of war.
He should add an asterisk to that and say, "See Romney quote."
Rasmussen this morning has Romney +2 in Virginia and +4 in Florida. Obama is +1 in Ohio.
Momentum on our side. 2 of the 3 rolling days are post-Ryan-Biden debate. Clearly, Biden did not help Obama. He might have hurt him.
While Obama “studying” for the debate on Tuesday, R&R in Ohio blasting away. This unobstructed campaigning may deliver an OH lead shortly.
Given that this is a weekend poll, Romney may already be over 50% now.
If Suffolk University polling is to be believed, VA and FL are already gone for Obama.
At this point it looks like barry and the laughing buffoon joe will be lucky to get 47pct
But it won’t be til tomorrow that we have Sundays numbers in there.
Another notable from today’s Ras: Marxist approval fell to 48%. It’s shaping up to be a 51-48 (1% other) victory for Romney as long as he holds his own over the next 10 days (2 debates). And we can’t discount a 1-2% Bradley effect that brings it to around 52-47.
The only remaining (and likely) “October surprise” will be the last (totally corrupt) unemployment report predictably falling to the 7.5-7.7% range.
For Romney to be leading on a Sunday Rasmussen poll is huge . . . bed wetting taking hold on the left!
This has made sense all along. Nothing in the last three months has changed a single mind among the voters.
The only things the Democrats' continuous display of idiocy has accomplished is make it so people can feel good about publically saying, "I'm not voting for those clowns."
Obama and Biden have also told the pollsters, "You don't need to run interference for us through October. Tell it like it is, but give us that 47% so we can save a little face."
Glory, glory hallelujah!
Ohio is a must. I thought Rasmussen had ROMNEY at plus one yesterday? Does Rasmussen poll the states everyday too?
And lets not forget how bad weekends poll for republicans.
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