[techno]

I think the huge variable that most people are overlooking for fear of being called racists is the white vote which in the last election made up about 74% of the American voters. Here are Obama’s results among WHITE VOTERS in the last few polls:
F UF
12/23 QUINNPIAC 38 50
12/22 Rasmussen DTP — 53
12/17 Econ/youguv 44 50
12/16 PEW 39 48
12/15 ABC 41 -—
12/14 Easmussen DTP 37 -—
12/10 Econ/youguv 43 -—
12/10 PPP (D) 38 57

Obama received 43% of the white vote in the 2008 election and McCain 55%. If 2012 were to switch to Obama at 38% and the GOP nominee to 60% that would result in a huge shift in state results and electoral votes IMHO.

[Jeff Chandler]

O Bama was cool and was the 'feel good' candidate. He was able to hide his anger and hatred of America because of the feckless, cowardly McCain campaign which forbade the Republicans from unmasking the Joker. He had great appeal to many different demographics in the last election.

To the Black voter, he was one of them.
To the Hispanic voter, he was a non-white.
To the Lunatic Left, he was the anti-Bush.
To the Moderate voter, he was proof of their tolerance.

The question is, will the Republicans have the courage and well, plain good sense to run a viable conservative against him in '12? Or will they run this guy (again!)?