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Recent polls in Florida show Romney in the lead
The latest VSS survey reveals that 21 percent of African-Americans surveyed
in Florida intend to cast a ballot for Mitt Romney on Nov. 6.
A series of polls recently conducted in Florida show that Republican presidential nominee Mitt Romney is leading President Barack Obama by between one and six percentage points 10 days ahead of the Nov. 6 presidential contest.
Pew survey: American public wants U.S. to get tougher on China
Mitt Romney has pledged to brand China a currency manipulator if he gets elected on Nov. 6.
Photo: Getty.
The latest Pew Research Center survey published on Oct. 18 shows that American voters would like the Obama administration to get tougher on China with regard to economic and trade issues. Eighteen months ago, the American public favored a more diplomatic approach with the Middle Kingdom.
Benghazi attack damages Obama’s foreign policy image
The U.S. Consulate in Benghazi, Libya, on Sept. 11, 2012. Photo: Mustafa El-Shridi / Reuters.
The way the Obama administration reacted in the aftermath of the Sept. 11 attack on the U.S. consulate in Benghazi, Libya, has seriously affected the electorate’s opinion of the incumbent president’s handling of foreign policy issues according to the latest Fox News survey.
Video: A reminder to Romney from Paul supporters
In this new video, a Ron Paul supporter tells Mitt Romney that he will need
Paul supporters to defeat President Barack Obama.
Texas Congressman Ron Paul‘s supporters released a new video on Wednesday which features a voter questioning Republican presidential nominee Mitt Romney back in January 2012 about his strategy to convince Dr. Paul‘s backers to vote for him. The 85-second video, entitled”A Reminder to Mitt Romney From Ron Paul,” also features conservative political commentator Laura Ingraham.
Romney: Death of Libyan ambassador not just a bump in the road
President Obama told CBS's Steve Kroft that the recent events in North Africa,
the Middle East and Asia were just bumps in the road.
Republican presidential nominee Mitt Romney strongly criticized President Barack Obama after he suggested on Monday that the unrest and numerous deaths in North Africa, the Middle East and parts of Asia were simply “bumps in the road.” Mr. Obama was speaking on CBS’s 60 Minutes program.
Obama believes in the redistribution of wealth
President Barack Obama told a Loyola University audience in 1998 that he believed
in the redistribution of wealth. Photo: C-SPAN.
An audio recording posted on YouTube on Tuesday and thought to date back to October 1998 features President Barack Obama telling his audience that the supports the “redistribution” of wealth. Such a policy, usually associated with communism, can be achieved through various means including taxation, monetary policies, welfare, and the nationalization of private industries among other things. According to the information published on the social media website, Mr. Obama gave this speech at Loyola University in Chicago.
Romney team dismisses Obama poll bounce
The latest CNN / Opinion Research poll reveals that Mr. Obama's lead over Mr. Romney is widening. Photo: stylemagazine.com.
The bounce in the polls President Barack Obama is currently enjoying following the Democratic National Convention is nothing more than a ‘blip,’ according to Republican presidential nominee Mitt Romney‘s senior pollster.
Paul Ryan: Obama worse than Carter
Republican vice-presidential nominee Paul Ryan told supporters on Labor Day that
President Obama's record was worse than Jimmy Carter's. Photo: AP.
Wisconsin Rep. Paul Ryan asked voters on Labor Day to think back to 2008 and ask themselves whether they were better off today than they were four years ago. He believes that the answer should be a resounding ‘no’.