These are thoughts of my own. There are responsible people like myself that think a voter ID law does not hurt ANY law abiding citizen. In a country where we need a photo ID for so many things, why wouldnt we need one vor voting?
I am more convinced today that Romney wins in a landslide
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These are thoughts of my own. There are responsible people like myself that think a voter ID law does not hurt ANY law abiding citizen. In a country where we need a photo ID for so many things, why wouldnt we need one vor voting?
Go ahead my liberal friends, spin all of these polls that are hot off the press:
CNN) – A new poll released Wednesday indicates Mitt Romney is gaining ground in Wisconsin, where the race is now tied up between the GOP presidential nominee and President Barack Obama. Forty-nine percent of likely voters say they support the president, while 48% choose Romney, according to the Marquette University Law School poll
Mitt Romney leading President Obama by six in Gallup poll
Mitt Romney has taken a six-point lead over President Obama in the latest Gallup national tracking poll — his biggest lead to date and the first time he has led outside the margin of error.
The latest seven-day tracking poll of likely voters shows Romney at 51 percent and Obama at 45 percent, up from 50-46 on Tuesday and 49-47 on Monday.Romney has steadily gained in the Gallup poll in recent weeks, turning what had been a growing deficit in September into a growing lead since his strong first debate performance. And when Gallup shifted its voter model from registered voters to likely voters last week, Romney’s numbers improved even more (among registered voters, the race is at Romney 48, Obama 46).
Next, you will accuse Gallop of being in the GOP's pocket
CNN) – A new poll released Wednesday indicates Mitt Romney is gaining ground in Wisconsin, where the race is now tied up between the GOP presidential nominee and President Barack Obama. Forty-nine percent of likely voters say they support the president, while 48% choose Romney, according to the Marquette University Law School poll
Mitt Romney leading President Obama by six in Gallup poll
Mitt Romney has taken a six-point lead over President Obama in the latest Gallup national tracking poll — his biggest lead to date and the first time he has led outside the margin of error.
The latest seven-day tracking poll of likely voters shows Romney at 51 percent and Obama at 45 percent, up from 50-46 on Tuesday and 49-47 on Monday.Romney has steadily gained in the Gallup poll in recent weeks, turning what had been a growing deficit in September into a growing lead since his strong first debate performance. And when Gallup shifted its voter model from registered voters to likely voters last week, Romney’s numbers improved even more (among registered voters, the race is at Romney 48, Obama 46).
Next, you will accuse Gallop of being in the GOP's pocket