Mitt romney 's approval rating is bad

Mitt romney 's approval rating is bad

2016's election will be too close to call, but Hillary has an advantage that will see her through as the next president of the United States of America.

what advantage mkuu?!
 
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Hahaaa!, well, time will tell!
 
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a Republican President, Corporations and other people of the 1% will find a way to do what they did when George Bush Jr. Became President. They will cheat, lie and do those things it takes for them to win. Unless the Democratic party can do what Obama did, we're screwed.

Imagine a Republican House, Senate and President. The Rightwinger would probably declare war on Canada again, just to show they could do it..

Thanks Fox News, for brainwashing, and making Half of America stupid.
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Jamani!, eti declare war on Canada......lol!
 
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Hillary's policies are very similar to Obama. If US' economy will stay in "good shape" (It is economy stupid) for the next 18 months, the most important question will be "should the country elect new president with different/similar policies to Obama's?" also a huge number of Women and African Americans will vote for Hillary.

what advantage mkuu?!
 
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You know, I love Democrats, period.
As to Hillary & the middle class, she'll be a champion for them along with minority groups.

Hillary will take the torch from President Obama & help get the middle class back to where it once was.

Those groups better enjoy it while it last, and come out in big numbers next election, cause once a Repub take over!, all those welfare offices will be gone with the wind!
 
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There is Gov. Mike Pence of Indiana, Gov. Scott Walker of Wisconsin and many others.

No one is a shoo-in.

Remember this time in 2007 when everyone and their mama thought Hilary was a shoo-in and out of nowhere came Obama......

If they make a mistake of renominating Romney, then they will kiss good by any chance of retaking the white house. If there is any realistic chance for the GOP to reclaim the white house, it will be diminished if Romney, McCain, Jeb and Rand are nominated.

It will take the like of Christie Christie, or any unknown republican who will appeal to democratic base.

Kama hali ikiendelea kama ilivyo, uwezekano wa GOP kushinda ni mdogo sana. Uchumi uko vizuri na unaendelea vizuri kiasi, usalama kwa ujumla uko vizuri.

Like you said anything can pitch up between now and election day, but it will take unknown GOP candidate who will run the campaign with realities of american demography in mind.

Bahati mbaya sana GOP sasa hivi ina base zaidi rural america ambako idadi ya watu si kubwa sana ikilinganishwa na mijini.
 
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Mkuu kui I assure you for Hillary and Bill they will come out in huge numbers to the surprise of Republicans.

Those groups better enjoy it while it last, and come out in big numbers next election, cause once a Repub take over!, all those welfare offices will be gone with the wind!
 
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The economy was great in 2000 and Al Gore couldn't even win his home state of Tennessee he had to ask for a selective recount in Florida to get him over the finishing line.

Sometimes Americans just get tired of one party holding the White House for long.

Mh!, I think the recount was fair, who knows, maybe Dem ballots were "deflated", to make them less....lol!
 
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Obama was in Idaho yesterday, a red state. Is It 2016 already?.
 
Mkuu kui I assure you for Hillary and Bill they will come out in huge numbers to the surprise of Republicans.

Ni kweli mkuu, Keeping in mind Bill was supposedly the, "first black president"

But I assume Repubs, are coming back in full force this time, so you and your cousins better start putting on gloves now!
 
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Yeah! I know 2016's election will be a see saw affair. Only 2 republicans (IMO) will give Clinton a run for her money (JB and Chris Christie), but she'll prevail 🙂🙂


Ni kweli mkuu, Keeping in mind Bill was supposedly the, "first black president"

But I assume Repubs, are coming back in full force this time, so you and your cousins better start putting on gloves now!
 
Yeah! I know 2016's election will be a see saw affair. Only 2 republicans (IMO) will give Clinton a run for her money (JB and Chris Christie), but she'll prevail 🙂🙂

We shall see!!
 
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Just remember to cast your vote for Hillary and to motivate as many people as you can to cast their votes for the next President of the United States of America 🙂🙂

We shall see!!
 
Jamani!, eti declare war on Canada......lol!
You know the "GOP", are very funny people. If Sarah Palin thought Africa is a country, the same person may think Canada is part of Russia.
 
By HERB JACKSON WASHINGTON CORRESPONDENT | The Record

Governor Christie's 2013 election campaign ended last year nearly $800,000 in debt because it has legal bills from firms that also have been advising the Republican State Committee on the George Washington Bridge lane closure scandal.

The debt means that as he considers a run for president, Christie also faces the need to raise money and pay off the debt of his previous campaign.

And he may have to go outside New Jersey for the money, because people who already gave the maximum to his last campaign - $3,800 per person - cannot contribute again to pay off the debt, according to the state Election Law Enforcement Commission.

Christie for Governor Inc. owes Patton Boggs of Newark $509,000 and Stroz Friedberg of Dallas $294,000, according to a year-end disclosure report filed Jan. 15. The two debts were recorded on New Year's Eve, the final day of the period covered by the disclosure, but may have been incurred earlier.


Read more: Christie 2013 campaign almost $800,000 in debt - NJ Governor's Office - NorthJersey.com


I wonder if his close buddy, Jerry Jones, can pay this off for him? Interesting that the NEW JERSEY Governor used aDallas law firm during his campaign.
 
Hahaaa!, well, time will tell!
Hillary Clinton's "potential place in history and her husband's tenure in the White House boost her presidential prospects, while Jeb Bush's political legacy and Mitt Romney's 2012 run for the office are negatives," a new ABC News/Washington Post poll finds.

"Clinton leads both in hypothetical head-to-head matchups at this early stage – as well as Rand Paul, Chris Christie and Mike Huckabee alike. The national survey finds 53 to 56 percent support for Clinton among registered voters against each of these potential Republican candidates, while they get 39 to 41 percent. One reason is that Clinton is stronger in her political base, given the far more fragmented nature of the current GOP field."

As with Barack Obama, the recovery helps Clinton. About three-quarters of registered voters who rate the economy positively support her, and she leads overwhelmingly among those who say they've gained ground financially under Obama's presidency. But she also leads, by 16 to 20 points, among those whose finances have just held steady.

Clinton has a strong advantage among those who see income inequality as a major problem, and she runs essentially evenly vs. these potential Republican nominees among those who think it's a problem, but not a major one. She trails only among those who don't think the income gap is a problem – just 16 percent of registered voters.

Women favor Clinton by 20- to 24-point margins, men by non-significant 2- to 7-point margins. She's also strong among racial and ethnic minorities, adults under 40 and lower-income voters.

History's a Positive for Clinton; Not So for Bush or Romney - ABC News
 
By HERB JACKSON WASHINGTON CORRESPONDENT | The Record

Governor Christie's 2013 election campaign ended last year nearly $800,000 in debt because it has legal bills from firms that also have been advising the Republican State Committee on the George Washington Bridge lane closure scandal.

The debt means that as he considers a run for president, Christie also faces the need to raise money and pay off the debt of his previous campaign.

And he may have to go outside New Jersey for the money, because people who already gave the maximum to his last campaign - $3,800 per person - cannot contribute again to pay off the debt, according to the state Election Law Enforcement Commission.

Christie for Governor Inc. owes Patton Boggs of Newark $509,000 and Stroz Friedberg of Dallas $294,000, according to a year-end disclosure report filed Jan. 15. The two debts were recorded on New Year's Eve, the final day of the period covered by the disclosure, but may have been incurred earlier.


Read more: Christie 2013 campaign almost $800,000 in debt - NJ Governor's Office - NorthJersey.com


I wonder if his close buddy, Jerry Jones, can pay this off for him? Interesting that the NEW JERSEY Governor used aDallas law firm during his campaign.

......a Dallas Law Firm?!,.....yeah that's interesting!
Is he completely out?!, he had 60 minutes of fame and was painted as a 'potential' nominee!!,

Another interesting thing is to see the VP' s name popping up on that Eximiner report, had no idea they're considering him as well!
 
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