Tag: John McCain

In a D+4 Virginia poll, Public Policy Polling (PPP) found President Barack Obama had a five-point lead over Mitt Romney, but these numbers — and the partisan breakdown of the poll — are highly suspect because the same poll found Obama

With Ohio looking extremely close, the AFL-CIO’s voter registration efforts may provide the margin of error for President Obama if he can somehow eke out a victory. Earlier this month, the AFL-CIO said it had registered over 450,000 voters across

President Barack Obama has spent the campaign season trying to disqualify and tear down Mitt Romney, but a new study has found Obama’s commercials actually energize voters to vote against the President, not his opponent. Evolving Strategies, a public opinion

President Barack Obama’s campaign accepted 16 times more in donations that listed invalid zip codes than Mitt Romney’s campaign, a report by the Government Accountability Institute (GAI) found, further exposing the Obama campaign’s lax online security measures that make the

In September, the Obama campaign collected $2,199,204.38 in donations with non-existent or invalid ZIP codes. The Romney campaign’s September total: just $29,620.  The revelation comes from a Government Accountability Institute (GAI) report to be issued tomorrow that combed the Federal

Winners act like winners. Losers act like losers. And according to members of the same media elite who have spent months protecting him, Barack Obama is now looking like a loser in the closing days of his reelection campaign. This

At the 2008 Al Smith Dinner Charity Dinner, President Barack Obama wowed the audience while John McCain looked like a candidate on his way to defeat. Four years later, on Thursday, at the same white-tie charity event in which presidential

Looking to increase his momentum in the battleground states, Mitt Romney is spending an estimated $13.6 million on commercials in nine crucial swing states this week, proving his campaign is different from John McCain’s in 2008, which could not compete

Mitt Romney leads President Barack Obama in rural swing counties by 22 points, 59%-37%, according to a new bipartisan survey that questioned 600 likely voters in rural counties in Colorado, Florida, Iowa, Nevada, New Hampshire, North Carolina, Ohio, Virginia, and

If President Barack Obama is hoping to dominate Mitt Romney in Tuesday night’s town hall debate, he needs to rethink his strategy. And if Romney believes he can seal the election with another lopsided performance, he’s also probably wrong.  The

Mitt Romney leads President Barack Obama by two points (49%-47%) in Rasmussen’s daily tracking poll for Sunday. Romney’s lead further confirms that the momentum in the presidential race has shifted his way after Romney’s dominating performance over Obama in the

Republican presidential nominee Mitt Romney and running mate Paul Ryan are campaigning through Ohio and other critical swing states while President Barack Obama crams for the second presidential debate on Tuesday. Yesterday, Romney addressed a crowd of 11,000 supporters in

In a shocking turn of events, Mitt Romney has sliced into the huge lead Barack Obama had among women and the Obama campaign is desperately trying to win them back. How? The only way the Obama Administration knows how: bleating

The Obama campaign arm, Organizing for America, is telling voters in Pasco County, Florida that early voting starts today. Early voting in Florida doesn’t start until October 27th. The thousands of robo-calls and door-to-door outreach from the Obama campaign, however,

A new survey finds that physicians prefer Mitt Romney to Barack Obama in the presidential race, 55%-36%. Jackson & Coker, a division of Jackson Healthcare, the third largest healthcare staffing company in the country, conducted the study. The study featured

A new report by the Government Accountability Institute finds that JP Morgan has made at least $560,492,596 since 2004 processing the Electronic Benefits Transfer (EBT) cards of 18 of the 24 states it has under contract for the food stamp

The process for electing a President is undergoing a sea change. The cause is early and absentee voting. Absentee voting has been here since colonial times. Early voting began more than a quarter century ago, but has recently been gaining

President Barack Obama promised that Obamacare would cut family health insurance premiums by $2,500 by the end of the first term–but instead they have risen by $3,000, according to a new Kaiser Family Foundation study cited by Investor’s Business Daily.