http://campaign2012.washingtonexaminer.com/blogs/beltway-confidential/gallup-state-numbers-predict-huge-obama-loss/352881

This warmed my heart to see. Hopefully it will brighten your day too.

I was looking at this thinking DUH!
Yet if you listen to the leftist media, he has a good chance of winning.
Now how laughable is that?

Gotta love the map.

Yeah, the leftist media is saying they will possibly retake congress too. Of course all of their quotes are from people like Nancy Pelosi and Howard Dean....... :P

I now have a some 'pep' in my step........

Plop. plop. fiz, fiz......oh what a relief it is..............

:))

I can pretty much gurantee that he won't carry Florida. Everyone down here is pissed that the economy is stuck, and pissed that he allowed the space program to die, killing tons of jobs along the space coast.

Ditto for Louisiana. When he killed the offshore oil industry he basically killed the viability of the Democrat party in the state of Louisiana.

Some of the blue states are in the worst financial state yet they still vote Democrat.

Quote from: The Boo Man... on February 01, 2012, 03:01:31 PM
Some of the blue states are in the worst financial state yet they still vote Democrat.

You must remember there looking for a hand out from the working class.

Sigh. Stop and take a deep breath, folks! Polls like this don't necessarily mean squat. Just because people 'disapprove' doesn't mean they'll be voting for the 'other guy'. The brainwashed will still march down to the voting booth and do their duty.

Also, the votes will have to be counted, and we know how enterprising the demokrats are in that area, don't we?  :)) :)) ;D

A poll is certaintly not a guarantee, but it is a reason to be encouraged.

Never under estimate the DNC's ability to lie, cheat, steal and falsify to take the election.


Billy

Quote from: CHEVY VOLT GOVT on February 01, 2012, 04:17:11 PM
Never under estimate the DNC's ability to lie, cheat, steal and falsify to take the election.


Billy

IF they would only go out and get a job and work that hard making a living.

Did the count the dead voters and the illegals? If not, Obozo wins hands down!

don't get your party hats out yet guys.

U.S. Job Creation Best Since September 2008
Job Creation Index is at +16, compared with +14 in previous three months
by Dennis Jacobe, Chief Economist

PRINCETON, NJ -- Job market conditions improved in the United States in January as Gallup's U.S. Job Creation Index reached +16, its highest point since September 2008.
U.S. Job Creation Index, Monthly Averages, 2008-2012

Hiring and Firing Improve, Are at Best Levels Since 2008

The Job Creation Index of +16 is based on 33% of workers nationwide saying their employers are hiring workers and expanding the size of their workforce, and 17% saying their employers are letting workers go and reducing the size of their workforce. Hiring and firing have each improved by one percentage point since December. The percentage hiring matches the 33% of June 2011, and the two reflect the highest hiring levels since September 2008. The percentage letting go is the lowest since June 2008.

Hiring and Firing Nationwide, Monthly Averages, January 2008-January 2012

Job Market Conditions Show Improvement vs. a Year Ago in All Regions

Job market conditions remain best in the Midwest, with a Job Creation Index of +20; the South is second, at +17. The Index is +11 in the East and +12 in the West. The largest year-over-year improvement has been in the Midwest and the West, both of which are up by seven points. The index has increased by four points in the South and three points in the East compared with the same month a year ago.

Map: U.S. Job Market Conditions, by Region, January 2012

Implications

January's increase in Gallup's Job Creation Index is good news about job market conditions. The index is not seasonally adjusted and the job situation usually deteriorates at this time of year, making the improvement last month even more impressive.

The index also seems consistent with the government's weekly report on jobless claims, which are running under 400,000. Over time, the Job Creation Index has tended to correlate with this government report.

Job market conditions are uneven across the nation. In the Midwest, they are at their best since April 2008. Similarly, in the South, conditions are at their best since September 2008. This may suggest that manufacturing continues to improve in the middle of the country, helping those regions' job conditions to outpace conditions on both coasts.

Overall, Gallup's Job Creation Index suggests an improving job environment in January. This is probably not yet enough to stimulate significant job growth, but is enough to keep job conditions from deteriorating and is sufficient to provide some added optimism about the job situation going forward.
http://www.gallup.com/poll/152417/Job-Creation-Best-September-2008.aspx

CBO had forecast an 8.5 percent unemployment rate for the end of 2012 in its August report. It now expects the jobless rate to be higher, and to still be at 7 percent in 2015. The higher unemployment numbers are due to lower economic growth than previously estimated. Gross domestic product for 2011 is now estimated to have grown 1.6 percent in 2011, down from the 2.3 percent forecast in August. CBO a year ago had predicted 3.1 percent growth for 2011. The outlook for 2012 has also worsened. GDP is forecast to grow only 2 percent this year, compared to a previous estimate of 2.7 percent.