Nearly half of US voters don't want Obama in 2012

[GoFlyKiteNow]

24 Nov, 2010, 01.04AM IST,IANS
Nearly half of US voters don't want Obama in 2012

WASHINGTON: Nearly half of the voters in the US say President Barack Obama does not deserve a second term in 2012, revealed a poll result in the Washington Times on Tuesday.

The nationwide telephone survey of 2,424 registered voters was conducted by Quinnipiac University, an independent polling institute.

According to the poll, 49 per cent of those surveyed said a `no' to Obama in 2012, while 43 per cent said he should have a second term.

The poll also found Obama in close competition with potential Republican challengers Mitt Romney and Mike Huckabee. However, he leads former Alaska governor Sarah Palin, another possible GOP candidate, 48 per cent to 40 per cent.

Peter A. Brown, assistant director of the polling institute, said staunch Democratic Party members still support Obama, "but his weakness among independent voters at this point makes his 2012 election prospects uncertain".

The report said that roughly 64 per cent of Democratic voters do not want anyone to challenge Obama for the party's nomination in 2012.

 

[Muachee]

how about mee siam mai hum? anyone want him next term?

 

[Cuntamania]

That's a NO NO!!!:oIo:

how about mee siam mai hum? anyone want him next term?

 

[Frankiestine]

how about mee siam mai hum? anyone want him next term?

Mee Siam mai hum is not worry about such things, he can always buy and fixed his way to stay in power....in fact isn't that why his party has been doing all along?

 

[Shinning_wolf]

what is wrong with Obama?? To mine eyes his trying his best to fix issues that some of the americans has been shitting all over.

 

[glockman]

24 Nov, 2010, 01.04AM IST,IANS
Nearly half of US voters don't want Obama in 2012

WASHINGTON: Nearly half of the voters in the US say President Barack Obama does not deserve a second term in 2012, revealed a poll result in the Washington Times on Tuesday.

The nationwide telephone survey of 2,424 registered voters was conducted by Quinnipiac University, an independent polling institute.

According to the poll, 49 per cent of those surveyed said a `no' to Obama in 2012, while 43 per cent said he should have a second term.

The poll also found Obama in close competition with potential Republican challengers Mitt Romney and Mike Huckabee. However, he leads former Alaska governor Sarah Palin, another possible GOP candidate, 48 per cent to 40 per cent.

Peter A. Brown, assistant director of the polling institute, said staunch Democratic Party members still support Obama, "but his weakness among independent voters at this point makes his 2012 election prospects uncertain".

The report said that roughly 64 per cent of Democratic voters do not want anyone to challenge Obama for the party's nomination in 2012.

This blackie (a closet muslim who loves his Marlboros) should not even be president in the first place. Its inconceivable how he could've won. He's slicker than Slick Willy, and dumber than Bush.

 

[jacobsgoh]

how about mee siam mai hum? anyone want him next term?

Love him or hate him as you please, theres no way the voter$ can choose in fair voting Singapore, he is afterall the best PM[ProxyMinister] and he is leelated; blood is thicker than sludge.

 

[jacobsgoh]

24 Nov, 2010, 01.04AM IST,IANS
Nearly half of US voters don't want Obama in 2012

WASHINGTON: Nearly half of the voters in the US say President Barack Obama does not deserve a second term in 2012, revealed a poll result in the Washington Times on Tuesday.

The nationwide telephone survey of 2,424 registered voters was conducted by Quinnipiac University, an independent polling institute.

According to the poll, 49 per cent of those surveyed said a `no' to Obama in 2012, while 43 per cent said he should have a second term.

The poll also found Obama in close competition with potential Republican challengers Mitt Romney and Mike Huckabee. However, he leads former Alaska governor Sarah Palin, another possible GOP candidate, 48 per cent to 40 per cent.

Peter A. Brown, assistant director of the polling institute, said staunch Democratic Party members still support Obama, "but his weakness among independent voters at this point makes his 2012 election prospects uncertain".

The report said that roughly 64 per cent of Democratic voters do not want anyone to challenge Obama for the party's nomination in 2012.

Obama should do himself a favour, come Singapore and learn how freebies can do wonders before elections.

 

[eErotica69]

Obama should do himself a favour, come Singapore and learn how freebies can do wonders before elections.

How to pay for those freebies? Continue to print more and more greenback?

 

[Cruxx]

Get that commie (oh sorry, "social democrat") out of the oval office!

 

[neddy]

Get that commie (oh sorry, "social democrat") out of the oval office!

there are loads of commies left in capitol hill after hussien.

vote for tea party!