The 2012 U.S. Presidential Elections: Who will challenge Pres. Barack Obama?

[Detective Mask]

longshot na kaayo na si Ron Paul bai. The GOP isn't fond of him, the mainstream conservative media isn't fond of him. But the younger moderates nuon, ganahan niya.

But let's take note, wala na si Rick Santorum. That means the religious/evangelical conservatives of the GOP will have to find someone else to support.

From what I've read, dili pa nila ganahan i-support si Romney even though the media says na siya na daw ang mahimong nominee (which I still feel is too early to say, given his delegate count).

And from what I've been reading, a lot of evangelical leaders are now starting to reach out to Ron Paul. Here's some links to prove this:

Paul Meets Quietly with Evangelicals
Christian Leader to Santorum Supporters: Vote for Ron Paul

Now, the next primary will be on April 24, so they still have a lot of time to campaign. And with Santorum gone and several evangelicals starting to turn to Ron Paul, we may be able to see an upset soon that can alter the dynamics of this race.

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Take a close look at one of the strongest supporters of Mitt Romney...Paul Ryan.

Paul Ryan Thinks Jesus Endorsed Ignoring The Poor | Addicting Info

[lhorenzoo]

romney will have his hands full in unseating Obama.the incumbent always has the advantage but its anything goes.obama has failed somewhat in his performance as president.the american people will decide soon enough.

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Does he deserve the office of U.S. President?

Romney's insult to women on equal pay

The Republican nominee for president doesn't know whether he supports the principle of equal pay for an equal day's work? He needs some time to think about it? What an insult.

Romney then went on national television, where Diane Sawyer asked him if he would have signed the bill into law. He still wouldn't give a straight answer, saying that he had no "intention of changing that law." In other words, he ducked the question. For all we know, had the Ledbetter bill crossed Romney's desk instead of President Obama's, Romney would have vetoed womens' right to fight back. And if a future Republican Congress tries to repeal the Ledbetter law, we don't know whether Romney would let it. If the Paycheck Fairness Act, which goes even further to outlaw gender discrimination in the workplace, reached his desk, we don't know whether he would stop it.

Romney's insult to women on equal pay - CNN.com

[edgeknife]

as what i have read in websites, still newt gingrich wont step down. also ron paul, as what i have watched in the interview of MSNBC or CNBC ba to last monday night.

si mitt romney is now in a full blast mode of attacking president obama, including lying and flipflopping...

[æRLO]

as what i have read in websites, still newt gingrich wont step down. also ron paul, as what i have watched in the interview of MSNBC or CNBC ba to last monday night.

si mitt romney is now in a full blast mode of attacking president obama, including lying and flipflopping...

time to smear, smear, smear!

[edgeknife]

one fool supporting another fool...

Rick Perry endorses Mitt Romney | The Ticket - Yahoo! News

as for romney's VP, i think the possibilty would be florida sen. marco rubio - a jeb bush puppet

In the running mate spotlight, Marco Rubio shows off foreign policy chops | The Ticket - Yahoo! News

[edgeknife]

One year after Osama Bin Laden's death, good job President Barack Obama!

[printrheads]

I'd be Republican if I was American and I want Ron Paul for pres. after Herman Cain backed out. But Paul wouldn't be good for the Phils. since he's rather an isolationist regarding foreign policy and too much common sense to be popular with big govt. America. Being Protestant Christian and Conservative Santorum would be my 2nd choice though unlikely to win for obvious reasons, so Mitt Romney is likely to win Republican.

I don't believe Obama will win. He's a disaster. A lot of his voters are turning back.