Undecided voters in focus group swing sharply toward Romney

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[NoobRep]

Frank Luntz: ‘I’ve never seen anything like this’; CBS post-debate poll shows big win for Romney

[JediJones]

That’s not what I’m arguing at all. I’m arguing that it’s part of Romney’s job to help us get those Republicans elected. He shouldn’t stay on the sidelines of the congressional races.

If it’s tedious, you don’t have to reply. You started replying to me, and I simply replied back to each one of your replies.

[arrogantsob]

Where is Baghdad Bob when we need him?

[arrogantsob]

She is the greatest argument against The Disaster that I have ever seen.

Play that screeching harpy a couple of times a day in an ad and it will be a landslide for sure.

[newgeezer]

Anyone who has not decided yet must be living on another planet in the last 4 years.

Guess again!

Most of the Undecideds (just ask them) are the "intellectual, deep thinkers" in our midst who—unlike the rest of us common, lazy Neanderthals—take their votes very seriously, refusing to decide until after painstakingly gathering and weighing ALL the facts, rather than solely on the basis of "R" vs. "D."

The others have been busy playing Angry Birds, surfing the Web for porn and/or watching "reality" shows and sitcoms because, as everyone should know by now, "All politicians are pretty much the same."

[arrogantsob]

Bobby Rush can barely string a coherent thought together so you can only imagine how bad The Disaster really is.

The Disaster makes the Wizard of Oz look legitimate and all powerful. A Fraud from beginning to end.

[hattend]

If you are still undecided you don’t deserve a vote.

[kearnyirish2]

Rush made a great point yesterday afternoon that last night was going to be the first time many people would see Romney where it wasn’t part of an Obama ad; so true, and he did a good job.

[kearnyirish2]

Matthews’ initial comments when Obama was elected ended any pretense of impartiality (or normalcy); it was the most condescending tribute to a token black I’ve ever heard, and basically relegated Matthews to a creepy sideshow.

[kearnyirish2]

Romney did great, and it was compounded by Obama’s miserable performance. While “they” are attributing it to such silliness as altitude (really), the fact is that this is the unscripted Obama without a white person writing a speech and putting it on a screen for him (at this point I wonder if he was even lip-synching his Speak & Spell speeches, a la Milli Vanilli). He is an incompetent token, who needed the Speak & Spell to address grammar school students (WTH is that?), and he has been given a condescending pass by the liberal whites who hid beind him to advance their own agendas (see “gay marriage”).

America deserved a better person as the first black president; I personally supported Alan Keyes, and hope he stays active. Instead we got a close-up view of all that is wrong with affirmative action.

[Jeff Head]

Romney hammered Obama at every turn. He ttook him to the woodshed on those 90 billion he gave to the “green” companies...choosing the “losers” and rewarding his contributors. He did it to the point that Obama asked Lehrer to go to the next topic and change the subject...but Romney came back to it again and again.

Pointing out to Obama that he could have funded 50 years of the oil “welfare” with what he did in a couple of years with a failing green energy policy.

That he could have hired two million new teachers with that money when Obama indicated he had a plan to hire 100,000.

In addition, Romney took something that most of us felt would be a severe weakness for him...that is, Obama discussing ObamaCare and linking it to RomneyCare, and he cleaneed the president’s plate on that too, turning it into a strength for himself through the bi=partisanship arguement, and the states’ rights arguement.

I believe Romney succeeded in changing the whole nature of the debate and the campagn last night...and it desperately needed to be done.

[editor-surveyor]

>> “I believe Romney succeeded in changing the whole nature of the debate and the campagn last night...and it desperately needed to be done.” <<

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Amen!

Until last night, I was going to grudgingly cast my vote for a ‘hopeless RINO,’ but now I will be able to muster considerable enthusiasm to vote for our next president.

[SteveAustin]

I think that Baghdad Bob showed up today in the form of Obama in his appearances.

The guy spent the day telling everyone that Romney is a liar and doing it in a very snarkish and immature way. No reality check or acknowledgement of the beat down he took last night.

[glock rocks]

Good point. He’s actually the supreme useful idiot, eh?

[American Constitutionalist]

To some degree that is true, but, with a obvious choice between the two, it's no brainer.
I guess the lines between up and down, light and darkness, right and wrong, left and right have been blurred so much that it takes much brain power to decide.

Going through a red light or stop sign, need to gather all the facts, take a poll, get a sense from the populace, take scientific data and balance all the facts and make a choice whether it's a good idea to proceed or not.

[arrogantsob]

He is claiming to having been unfairly forced to face Romney’s doppelganger.

[usconservative]

Anyone who has not decided yet must be living on another planet in the last 4 years.

You're being way too kind. I say they've been suffering oxygen deprivation for having their heads up their asses.

[arasina]

It is YOUR job to elect conservatives to the House and Senate, not Romney’s. You want to further the conservative cause? Then YOU go out there and campaign for conservatives for Romney to work with — otherwise he will work with Democrats.

I see you're still working hard on keeping nitwits in line and informed. Just stopped in to say hello to you. ;-)

[dsutah]

Right on-good point!