NEWSMAX: …But the CNN/ORC International survey also shows that Romney would be trounced by former Secretary of State Hillary Clinton if he changes his mind and decides to run again for the White House, CNN reported.
Romney would receive 53 percent of the popular vote compared to 44 percent for Obama, but is beaten by the former first lady by 55 percent to 42 percent. Romney has repeatedly said that he will not throw his hat into the GOP ring in 2016.
“Politically speaking, there is an interesting group of people who would not vote for Obama but would pick Clinton over Romney,” CNN Polling Director Keating Holland said in the CNN story. “It turns out that nearly seven in 10 of them are women, and 56 percent are independents.” … (more)
EDITOR: Oops. We were wrong in our conjecture that President Obama could win re-election if Constitutionally permitted. But we apparently are right that the country favors liberal views associated with the Democrat Party. Let’s say it… Is part of Obama’s problem latent racism that has been bubbling to the service having been repressed for a number of years? We said “part”, not all. There are legitimate reasons for some (but not us) to be disappointed with his performance. On the left, they are fervent supporters of Elizabeth Warner. We like what she stands for but would not choose her as president.
