by
John Nolte
For a while now, and with some off-days, presumptive GOP nominee Mitt Romney has maintained a small but persistent lead in the two most reliable national polls, Gallup and Rasmussen. Swing state polls, however, have been less kind. Since Romney clinched the nomination, President Obama has consistently led in most of these crucial states, sometimes by wide margins that felt counter-intuitive when compared to the national polls.
Well, whatever caused that -- Obama's
spending advantage, poorly weighted polls or both -- the tide is turning
and also doing so in two states Obama and his media minions probably
felt were pretty safe.
[A] national public opinion polling and voter analytics consulting firm
based in Michigan and representing the combined resources of Foster
McCollum White & Associates (Troy, Michigan) and Baydoun Consulting
(Dearborn, Michigan) conducted a telephone-automated polling random survey of Michigan registered and most likely November 2012 general election voters to determine their voting preferences.
In what will be a significant
blow to Democratic campaign efforts, native son Mitt Romney has climbed
into the lead in Michigan's Presidential contest.
Obama: 43.88%
Romney: 47.68%
And in my home state of Wisconsin two recent polls have Obama stuck at 47 and Romney ahead by one.
Over the past few weeks in the Real Clear Politics poll of polls, Romney has caught up to or passed Obama in Ohio, Colorado, Virginia, Florida, and Iowa.
The trend is the thing and the trend is all moving Romney's way.
It might just be that the American
people know when a cynical, dishonest, failed president and his media
minions are conning them with shiny distractions as the economy shrinks
and the unemployment rate increases.
It might just be that Romney refusing to cave to the fact checker's lies about welfare reform is allowing Obama's gutting of that law to penetrate.
It might just be that New Media is also
penetrating with our counter-narratives and our focus on real issues as
opposed to abortion, same-sex marriage, tax returns, and whatever other
nonsense Obama's pathetic MSM Palace Guards can dream up.
And it might just be that choosing a
serious, ethical, brilliant reformer like Paul Ryan told voters that
Romney takes them and the problems of this nation seriously.
My guess is that it's a little bit of all that.
Since choosing Ryan last Saturday
morning, Team Romney not only broke a six-week losing streak but have
run a near-flawless campaign. Voters are seeing a competent nominee with
a competent team and a potential president whose first hiring choice (Ryan) was the work of a confident leader.
All America needs is an acceptable
alternative to the failed man currently in the job, and right now,
Romney is proving himself to be that man and then some.
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