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To: KeyLargo

When Romney stated that there was no sense in working to get the vote of the 47% he was exactly right.

Blacks , Hispanics, entitlement seekers and non-taxpayers were the 47% and they carried Obama. White women put him over the top. Not married White women mind you, but Lesbians, feminists, whores who wanted their birth control and abortions paid for, Young girls who don’t know any better. Married women should know better, and I believe they do.


27 posted on 11/07/2012 7:16:13 AM PST by Venturer
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To: Venturer; KeyLargo

THE WHITE, EVANGELICAL, MIDDLE AGED, MARRIED VOTERS WERE OVERWHELMED AGAIN.

The voting public is increasingly dominated by Hispanics, Youth and Single Women.

Consider:

* Blacks cast 13% of the vote and Obama won them 12-1.

* Latinos cast 10% and Obama carried them by 7-3.

* Under 30 voters cast 19% of the vote and Obama swept them by 12-7.

* Single white women cast 18% of the total vote and Obama won them by 12-6.

* Obama won 43-17 before the first married white woman or man over 30 cast their vote.

With the above, Romney would have had to win over two-thirds of the rest of the vote to win.

He did win the rest but IT WAS NOT ENOUGH.


39 posted on 11/07/2012 7:26:30 AM PST by SeekAndFind
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To: Venturer

“When Romney stated that there was no sense in working to get the vote of the 47% he was exactly right.”

He may have been exactly right about the problem, but he seems to have been a bit off on the numbers.

Instead of 47%, it looks like it’s closer to 49 or 50 percent.

With 47%, he (and we) had a chance.
At 50%, neither of us do.


124 posted on 11/07/2012 1:40:57 PM PST by Road Glide
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