The US Presidential Elections-2012

[jmushi1]

Katy Perry ni wa Wisconsin alipotokea mgombea mwenza wa Romney,Rayan.Jana kulikuwa na mkutano mkubwa huko Wisconsin ambapo Katy Perry aliperform.Kiukweli,vijana ni a voting block ambayo Obama ilimsadia sana 2008 na inategemewa kumsaidia kwa mara nyingine tena.Ni voting block ambayo imezibadilisha sana siasa za marekani ambapo hapo nyuma evangelicals walikuwa na nguvu sana kiasi cha kwamba kama mgombea urais asipopata sapoti yao,basi urais ausahau.Ndiyo block hiyo ambayo ilisababisha kwa kiasi kikubwa Taifa la marekani kuonekana kama ni Taifa la kikristo,ama hata kuonekana kama vile chochote wanachoamuwa Israel basi ndiyo maamuzi ya marekani by default.

Chini ni video ya Katy Perry akiperform jana...
HD Part of Me - Katy Perry - Obama Rally in Milwaukee, WI - YouTube

 

[BAK]

Hicho kidudu kimempendeza kweli KP.

 

[jmushi1]

Hicho kidudu kimempendeza kweli KP.

Kinoma!ametokea very sexy!Halafu kina slogan ya "Forward",na ni cha blue!color ya democrats!

 

[jmushi1]

Celebrities/stars who endorsed Mitt Romney....

"Other big names that performed and/or attended the RNC this week included Journey, Lynyrd Skynyrd, Taylor Hicks, Kid Rock, Dave Navarro, 3 Doors Down, Zac Brown, and Sara Evans."

Naona na LL Cool J yuko republican...

"Muscians who support Mitt Romney. Were you aware?
"1. Kid Rock, 2. Lynyrd Skynyrd, 3. Aerosmith's Joe Perry, 4. Avenged Sevenfold, 5. Beach Boys, 6. Charlie Daniels, 7. Sammy Hagar, 10. Dave Mustaine, 11. Styx, 12. Gene Simmons, 13. Alabama, 14. Ted Nugent, 15. Meatloaf, 16. Rush, 17. Bobby Steele, 18. LL Cool J, 19. Chad Sexton, 20. Dave Smalley, 21. Joe Escalante, 22. Michale Graves, 23. Shawnee Smith, 24. Brad Whitford."

Hollywood entertainment and Sports...

"With powerful endorsements from celebrities like Clint Eastwood and Robert Duvall for Mitt Romney as President, some in the Hollywood, Entertainment and Sports industries are calling this season the "Romney Revolution." ...
"Kelsey Grammer, Chuck Norris, Andy Garcia, Jon Voight, Patricia Heaton, Dean Cain, James Caan, Sylvester Stallone, Tom Selleck, Gary Sinese, James Woods, Erik Estrada, and Lorenzo Lamas are endorsing Romney.
"Other Hollywood types include Jerry Bruckheimer, David Zucker, Elisabeth Hasselbeck, Jon Cryer, Victoria Jackson, Angie Harmon, Gerald McRaney, Heidi Montag, Connie Stevens, Joe Eszterhas, Powers Booth, Scott Biao, and John Ratzenberger...
"Also, in the music field on the Romney Revolution are Kelly Clarkson, Donny and Marie Osmond, Charlie Daniels, Ted Nugent, Lee Greenwood, John Rich, Daddy Yankee, John Ondrasik, Joe Perry, Hank Williams Jr., Gretchen Wilson, Gene Simmons, and Randy Owen from Alabama...
"Other comedians endorsing Romney include Dennis Miller, Drew Carey, Adam Sandler, and Adam Carolla."

Jenna Jameson ambaye ni porn actor eti na yeye ni conservative anayemsapoti Romney...Na kwa wale ambao wameshafika NY City na kumwona "Naked Cowboy"

Chini ni Stacey Dash,nadhani mnamkumbuka kwenye "Dollar Bill" pamoja na Cool J ambaye Sarah Palin alishawahi kumwangushia nyota

http://omg.yahoo.com/news/jenna-jameson-other-celebs-come-support-mitt-romney-214400346.html

http://www.mediaite.com/online/the-naked-cowboy-announces-support-for-mitt-romney/

http://www.examiner.com/slideshow/celebrities-that-support-mitt-romney

 

[jmushi1]

Wanaomsapoti Obama...chini kuanzia kushoto kuelekea chini ni Chris Rock,Oprah Winfrey,Will and Jada Pinkett Smith,Tyler Perry,Debbie Allen,Tatyana Alli,Morgan Freeman,Kerry Washington,Beyonce and Jay Z,Sonja Sohn.

Wengine ni...kuanzia juu kwenda chini...Scarlett Hohanson,Adrian Grenier(the entourage star),quest love(drummer/rapper from the roots),Geroge Clooney,Zach Braff(scrubs actor),Eva Longoria(desparate wife),Will.i.am

http://www.huffingtonpost.com/2012/09/04/celebrities-for-obama-black-stars_n_1854549.html#slide=more246672
http://www.usnews.com/news/articles/2012/09/07/10-celebrities-who-have-made-big-donations-to-obama

 

[BAK]

Bill Clinton, Paul Ryan square off in Iowa op-eds

By Dylan Stableford,
Senior Media Reporter

By Dylan Stableford, Yahoo! News | The Ticket – 2 hrs 54 mins ago

Clinton, Ryan (Getty)

With President Barack Obama and Gov. Mitt Romney vying for 11th hour undecided voters in the battleground state of Iowa, former president and Obama surrogate Bill Clinton and Republican vice presidential nominee Paul Ryan each penned op-eds published by the Des Moines Register on Sunday outlining the cases for their respective candidates.

"This election is not just about picking a president for the next four years," Ryan wrote. "It is about the kind of country we want to have and the kind of people we want to be."

Ryan wrote that the choice in this election is between an anemic future and a bright one:

Another four years of anemic economic growth, of ever-higher debt and deficits, would guarantee a diminished future for our children. But this doesn't have to be our future. You can choose a better path. You can cast your vote for a proven bipartisan leader with a plan and a record of working across the aisle to balance budgets and create jobs.
President Obama offers a repeat of the same failed policies of his first term. He has offered nothing different, and if re-elected, that's exactly what we can expect.
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Romney and Ryan, by contrast, "are offering specific solutions" to deliver change:

Change starts with our five-point plan to help create 12 million new jobs and raise take-home pay for hardworking families. We will take advantage of the abundant energy resources we have in this country, from coal to gas to oil to renewables. We will make trade work for America. We will reform our job-training programs, and we will make sure that our kids are getting the education they need, no matter where they live. We will stop spending money we don't have and put America on the path to a balanced budget. Finally, we will build on one of America's greatest strengths: our small businesses. Mitt Romney and I are going to set America's small businesses free to do what they do best - create jobs and provide livelihoods for American workers and families.
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[Related: Obama leads Romney 47-42 percent among likely voters in Iowa]
Clinton, who was initially misidentified by the paper as a one-term president, countered that "Romney wants to undo progress Obama made," and offered the case for the president's second term:

He took office with the economy losing 800,000 jobs a month in the worst financial crisis since the Great Depression. No president could have repaired all the damage he inherited in just four years. But since the private sector job losses ended 31 months ago, the economy has produced 5.2 million private-sector jobs. This year we had the largest one-year drop in the unemployment rate since February 1995, monthly exports are up 41 percent, auto sales and new home starts are at four-year highs, and we've added nearly 250,000 jobs in the auto industry since it retooled in June 2009, thanks to the restructuring plan Governor Romney opposed.

The president's economic plan is better: Making investments in innovation, infrastructure, manufacturing, new sources of energy, education and training, and reducing the deficit by more than $4 trillion, with $2.50 of spending cuts for every dollar of tax increases on the most fortunate Americans.

Governor Romney plans to reduce taxes again on the wealthiest Americans and make large cuts in programs that help the middle class and poor children and spark new economic opportunity. He wants to eliminate the tax credits for solar and wind energy, which boost industries that support about 175,000 good-paying jobs, and helped make Iowa the second-largest producer of wind power in America. He even wants to cancel the plan to double fuel efficiency standards, which will effectively cut Americans' gasoline bill in half by 2025.
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Clinton concluded:

I'm for Barack Obama because his policies will bring back middle-class jobs and incomes and help the poor. They will help us build a modern economy of shared prosperity and continuing world leadership, and his policies will keep us on the road toward a more perfect union.
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According to a poll a poll released Saturday by the Register, Obama leads Romney 47 percent to 42 percent. According to according to the survey--conducted between Oct. 30 and Nov. 2--7 percent said they were open to changing their minds before Tuesday.

 

[jmushi1]

Wimbo ambao Obama amekuwa akiutumia kwenye kampeni zake za urais kutokea mwaka 2008 hadi sasa ni wa Stevie Wonder "Signed Sealed Delivered" http://www.youtube.com/watch?feature=player_detailpage&v=RS2nfeN4DEw

 

[jmushi1]

Kiukweli ni vigumu sana kutabiri kwamba nani atashinda uchaguzi huu hapo kesho.Polls nyingi zinaonyesha kwamba Obama yuko mbele kwa margin ndogo sana,lakini polls za independents ambao ndiyo wengi waliompigia Obama kura mwaka 2008,zinaonyesha kuwa Romney yuko juu kwa zaidi ya 10 points.Very tight kwa kweli.Lets wait and see.

 

[Leak]

Ni kweli kabisa yan ukiangalia huu mchuoano ni mkali sana!

Ukiangalia poll iliyo tumiwa na BBC kuangalia nani zaidi ina onesha obama ana ongoza kwa 49% naRomney ana 48% hapa ina onesha kuwa mchuano bado ni mkali sana lets wait tufatilie na tusubiri matokeo!

Kiukweli ni vigumu sana kutabiri kwamba nani atashinda uchaguzi huu hapo kesho.Polls nyingi zinaonyesha kwamba Obama yuko mbele kwa margin ndogo sana,lakini polls za independents ambao ndiyo wengi waliompigia Obama kura mwaka 2008,zinaonyesha kuwa Romney yuko juu kwa zaidi ya 10 points.Very tight kwa kweli.Lets wait and see.

 

[jmushi1]

Ni kweli kabisa yan ukiangalia huu mchuoano ni mkali sana!

Ukiangalia poll iliyo tumiwa na BBC kuangalia nani zaidi ina onesha obama ana ongoza kwa 49% naRomney ana 48% hapa ina onesha kuwa mchuano bado ni mkali sana lets wait tufatilie na tusubiri matokeo!

Ni kweli,kuna wasiwasi kwamba republicans wanatumia kila mbinu ku suppress voters,hii ni mbaya sana kwasababu inaonekana mshindi atapatikana kwa margin ndogo sana ya kura.Kwahiyo every vote is extremelly important.Wanasheria wameshajipanga vilivyo,na inasemekana kuna uwezekano issue ikaenda kuamuliwa na supreme court kama ilivyokuwa kwenye ule uchaguzi wa mwaka 2000 kati ya Bush na Gore.

Chini ni mfano wa kule south Florida ambapo kumekuwa na mshike mshike...

Nov. 4 -- FLORIDA -- ‘Let us vote!' The state Democratic Party filed a lawsuit to extend voting in four counties and voters waited for hours to try to vote Sunday in Miami-Dade County. Mayor Carlos Gimenez told the Miami Herald the county headquarters had temporarily shut down, prompting a protest by voters screaming ‘Let us vote!,' because he hadn't authorized the additional hours. Gimenez relented, allowing hundreds more to vote. Florida traditionally has permitted Sunday voting, but the GOP-controlled state Legislature eliminated it last year.

Why Voter Suppression Is Mostly a Republican Tactic - Bloomberg

Hapo chini ni mfano wa mwaka 2004 ambapo inasemekana John Kerry angeweza kumshinda Bush kwa kuchukuwa jimbo la Ohio na hivyo kushinda urais kwa zaidi ya kura 1,600...

Voter Suppression And Swinging The 2012 Election For Romney | Neon Tommy

Chini ni habari kuhusu viongozi wa Republican wanavyowa suppress wapiga kura wa democrats kwa kupunguza muda wa kupiga kura,hilo wanafanya kwasababu kiukweli upigaji kura wa mapema umekuwa ukiwanufaisha democrats,na ndiyo uliomnufaisha Obama kwenye uchaguzi uliopita.Hadi sasa kuna wanasheria ambo wameshaanza kufungua kesi kutokana na mambo kama hayo...

As of Sunday, 27 million American have voted early in 34 states. This is more than in 2008. There were exceptionally long lines for early voting in Florida and Ohio this weekend. Some voters waited in line 9 hours on Sunday to vote. This is occurring because Republican drastically reduced the hours of early voting in those two states.

In Ohio, the Republican Secretary of State, John Husted, allowed early voting only in Republican counties, but not in Democratic counties. The Obama campaign and other plaintiffs sued to reinstate early voting everywhere. Two federal courts agreed and ruled that Ohio must reinstate early voting. The Supreme Court refused to overturn the Appeals Court, so Husted was ordered to restore early voting. He did, but only for a few hours a day.


In Florida, the state's Republican governor cut early voting hours as well. He reduced the days almost by half. What the governors of both states wanted to do was suppress Sunday voting by African-Americans who traditionally vote after Sunday services. It didn't work. In both states, after-church voting was back to 2008 levels.

Early voting was extended in three areas in south Florida Sunday, and in Winter Park, Florida where a bomb scare closed the polls for a day.

Sunday, despite reduced hours, the turnout was record breaking. The lines were long as a result of voter suppression by Republicans, but these long lines showed the resolve of voters not allowing their votes to be suppressed. These Americans are making democracy work by their perseverance. They should be a model to all who love freedom.

Chini ni matokeo ya wapigaji kura wa mapema wa States ambazo ni battle grounds,matokeo haya yamepatikana kwasababu wapiga kura wanaulizwa ni chama gani walikipigia kura(exit polls)

Here is the tally of early voting in battleground states as of Sunday:
Colorado
Votes: 1.6 million
Democrats: 35%
Republicans: 37%
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Florida
Votes: 4.3 million
Democrats: 43 %
Republicans: 40%
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Iowa
Votes: 614,000
Democrats: 43%
Republicans: 32%
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Nevada
Votes: 702,000
Democrats: 44%
Republicans: 37%
North Carolina
Votes: 2.7 million
Democrats: 48%
Republicans: 32%
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Ohio
Votes: 1.6 million
Democrats: 29%
Republicans: 23%

Long lines for early voting in Ohio and Florida this weekend - National economic policy | Examiner.com

Leo Obama alikuwa Ohio akisaidiwa na Jay Z pamoja na Bruce Springsteen AKA The Boss.Kiukweli Obama akishinda Ohio basi Romney hana lake.Kihistoria,hakuna mgombea wa Republican aliyewahi kushinda urais bila ya kushinda jimbo la Ohio.So jimbo hilo ni A MUST WIN kwa wagombea hao.Na ndiyo maana wagombea hao wame invest sana jiomboni humo,Romney amefikia hata hatua ya kuwalipa watu wa ku canvas,tofauti na Obama anayetegemea volunteers,lakini kiukweli Ohio pamechimbika kutokana na mpambano kati yao.Hayo pia yametokea huko Winsconsin.

(CNN) -- One day before the election, tensions are running high and poll numbers are being crunched every few hours. Nowhere is this truer than in Ohio -- the pathway to victory. So there was a collective gasp Friday when a last-minute directive from Ohio's secretary of state, a Republican, threatened to invalidate a number of provisional ballots.

When the fate of the nation could hinge on a handful of votes, arcane state rules and local politicians' motives take on a new urgency

Earlier last week the Obama campaign complained to Wisconsin's attorney general about what it said was "willful misrepresentation" by the Romney campaign in the materials used to train Election Day poll watchers. At issue was whether people in Wisconsin with felony convictions could vote. (They can, once they complete their sentences, but the Romney documents had said they can't.) Given that this fact can be Googled in less than 10 seconds, one must conclude the Romney campaign was either grossly ignorant of election law or intentionally deceiving volunteers in an effort to swing the vote.

GOP's push to suppress vote threatens democracy - CNN.com

 

[jmushi1]

Chini ni mlolongo wa wapiga kura wanaosubiri masaa mengi ili tu waweze kupiga kura huko Ohio...

 

[jmushi1]

Na chini ni wa huko Florida...

 

[jmushi1]

Chini ni Jay Z,Obama na The Boss wakiwa kwenye kampeni leo Columbus Ohio...Pia katika mkutano huo,Jay aliperform ile nyimbo yake ya 99 problems na akawa akisubtitute the "B" word for Mitt!

Jay-Z, a longtime Obama backer and fundraiser, brought down the house with a bone-shaking and deafeningly loud set of his hits that included a censored rendition of "99 Problems," replacing the word "b***" with "Mitt."

Jay-Z Inserts ‘Mitt' for ‘B****' in Explicit Song at Ohio Rally - ABC News

Na hapo juu ni Diddy na Jay katika supporting Barrack.

 

[jmushi1]

Chini ni watu kwenye mikutano ya Romney...

Hii hapo juu akiwa Florida.Na chini ni Ohio...

 

[jmushi1]

However Obama na yeye bado ni "relevant",wanaompenda wanampenda kweli kweli na the opposite is also true!

 

[jmushi1]

Wakati Bush amejificha kabisa(kuogopa asimwaribie Romney),Clinton yeye yuko mstari wa mbele kumkampenia Obama...

 

[jmushi1]

Michelle naye hakuwa nyuma...Kapiga mzigo kisawasawa kampeni hii...

 

[jmushi1]

Ann Romney naye hayuko nyuma...

 

[CharmingLady]

Obama for america!!!!!!!

 

[Money Stunna]

The polls open a measly handful of hours from now. If you know of anyone who’s on the fence, share this. (If you don’t know anyone on the fence, share it anyway.)
1. “The Affordable Care Act is saving my daughter’s life.”
Stacey, Arizona
2. “Obama is for the vets. He helped us wind down in Iraq, he’s improved mental health policy with VA benefits.”
Joel, Minnesota
3. “Obama stuck his neck out for us, the auto industry. He wasn’t going to let it just die, and I’m driving in this morning because of that, because of him.”
Brian, Ohio
4. “Osama bin Laden is dead, and General Motors is alive.” Joe Biden, Delaware
5. “Supreme Court Supreme Court Supreme Court.”
Andrew, California
6. “Arithmetic.”
Bill Clinton, New York
7. “He cares for the 100 percent.”
Shana, Texas
8. “When Obama came into office, he successfully renewed our country’s place in the community of nations, making cooperation in tackling the world’s challenges possible.”
Willis, North Carolina
9. “The actions he has taken with respect to protecting us from terrorism have been very, very solid.”
Colin Powell, Virginia
10. “I was really very grateful to him for standing up for those kids who are having a really rough time out there because of their orientation.”
Jane Lynch, California
11. “For me, President Obama is our best choice because he has a vision of the United States as a place where we are all in this together.”
Bruce Springsteen, New Jersey
12. “He has a real plan for rescuing the economy that passes the ‘math’ test.”
Teresa, Virginia
13. “Having someone in office who understands how powerful our voice can be is very important.”
Jay Z, New York
14. “I am voting for Barack Obama and Joe Biden because I can trust them to care for the middle class and restore the American dream.”
Steven, Florida
15. “The first measure he signed into law after becoming president was the Lilly Ledbetter Fair Pay Act—so a female high school counselor or physical education teacher can fight for equal pay for equal work.”
Connie Britton, California
16. “I believe in the America he wants for my grandchildren.”
Nancy, Michigan
17. “We need four more years of repair, of helping the middle class achieve a sustainable economy.”
James Taylor, North Carolina
18. “I’ve watched him fight for our country, stand by the middle class, the working class, the military, the education of our children, universal health care, women, the environment, and matters of national and domestic security.”
Susan, Virginia
19. “The gifted 12-year-old I taught, whose parents were deported and left her here with her grandmother, will be allowed to stay and finish her education. She’s been in the U.S. since age one.”
Jamie, North Carolina
20. “I want our president to place scientific evidence and risk management above electoral politics.”
Michael Bloomberg, New York
21. “I have four children who are under 26 and able to stay on my health care plan. That’s been huge.”
Amy, Pennsylvania
22. “He’s fighting to defend and better Social Security and Medicare—because millions of Latino seniors rely on them.”
Cristina Saralegui, Florida
23. “Thanks to the President’s efforts to keep student loan rates low, I can expect to save nearly $1000 as I work to repay my student loans. And I don’t have too many of those, thanks to the Federal Pell Grant program.”
Sam, Minnesota
24. “It’s been wonderful to have President Obama as a champion for access to health care for all women in this country.”
Cecile Richards, New York
25. “Re-electing Barack Obama would lead to a stronger economic recovery than would be the case were Mitt Romney to win on November 6th.”
Jared Bernstein, Washington, D.C.

obama oyeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeee