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Romney Wins Iowa Caucus by 8 Votes

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This is a whole different subject, one which I will address in another thread if you so choose. But for a little preview, I will tell you that I don't have much pity.

 

No. People are worried about the same thing I am and that is why Romney won Iowa and NH so I'm not really sure how its a 'whole different subject'

 

Exit polling shows that voters number one concern is economy. This has to do with jobs. Future and present.

 

Thanks for the preview. I will tell you I didn't ask for it.

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...and he still didn't even get a third of the votes. Right now the evangelical voters are being split among other candidates. He will be in big trouble if some of the other guys start to drop out quick.

 

Lets say Romney wins the GOP nomination without the support of the majority of evangelicals. In the general election, does Romney win back those votes over Obama? or are evangelicals willing to sit out and endure 4 more years of Obama?

No. People are worried about the same thing I am and that is why Romney won Iowa and NH so I'm not really sure how its a 'whole different subject'

 

Exit polling shows that voters number one concern is economy. This has to do with jobs. Future and present.

 

Thanks for the preview. I will tell you I didn't ask for it.

:lol:

 

Chill out a little man. It gets better. You were specifically referring to college kids....

Lets say Romney wins the GOP nomination without the support of the majority of evangelicals. In the general election, does Romney win back those votes over Obama? or are evangelicals willing to sit out and endure 4 more years of Obama?
I think lots will stay at home.
I was answering Habibs question about why I left out civil liberties. Read the post if you have too.
...and I'm still waiting for you to back it up. I'm guessing I should give up on that?
I think lots will stay at home.

 

Whats their approval rating with Obama?

Whats their approval rating with Obama?
I think I may just continue to quote this post.

 

Look at the polling data. Romney consistently underperforms with "born again" and evangelical voters. Santorum is said to be struggling in the South as well. Though he's the most obvious Christian candidate, he's also Catholic. Newt Gingrich outperforms both of them with evangelical voters. It's a legitimate concern.

 

As Habib says, according to the polling data-to-date Romney still has work to do with the groups I named. Plain and simple.

I think I may just continue to quote this post.

 

 

 

As Habib says, according to the polling data-to-date Romney still has work to do with the groups I named. Plain and simple.

 

Approval ratings with Obama? Not the republican candidates.

Approval ratings with Obama? Not the republican candidates.
I'm not even sure what you are asking here.

 

About what I expected, but thanks for posting. :thumb:

 

As a very conservative Christian, if the KY primary was held today, I would cast my ballot (without enthusiasm) for Newt Gingrich.

 

If Herman Cain was still running, I'd likely vote for him over Newt.

I'm not even sure what you are asking here.

 

What is Obama's approval rating with evangelicals?

What is Obama's approval rating with evangelicals?

 

The polls I've seen usually show about 30%.

What is Obama's approval rating with evangelicals?
What party do the evangelicals overwhelmingly vote for? This is a moot point. Obama doesn't need them to win.

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