Showing posts with label Reelection. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Reelection. Show all posts

Tuesday, February 18, 2014

Poll: 71% of Obama Voters, 55% Democrats
Now 'Regret' Voting For His Re-Election


Washington Examiner -- Over seven in 10 Obama voters, and 55 percent of Democrats, regret voting for President Obama’s reelection in 2012, according to a new Economist/YouGov.com poll.

Conducted to test the media hype about a comeback by 2012 Republican presidential nominee Mitt Romney the new poll found voters still uninspired by Romney, but also deeply dissatisfied with Obama who has so far failed to capitalize on his victory over 15 months ago.

The poll asked those who voted for Obama's reelection a simple question: “Do you regret voting for Barack Obama?”

— Overall, 71 percent said yes, 26 percent no.

— 80 percent of whites said yes, 61 percent of blacks said no and 100 percent of Hispanics said yes.

— 84 percent of women said yes, and just 61 percent of men agreed.

— 55 percent of Democrats said yes, as did 71 percent of independents.[…]

Said the poll: “In YouGov research conducted from February 6th-7th, we went about it in a slightly different way, asking people who voted for Mitt Romney or Barack Obama whether they would do it again. We found an ostensibly similar picture: 90 percent of people who voted for Romney would do it again, compared to only 79 percent of Obama voters who would.
Blog author’s comments – It has taken these people this long to realize and now regret what Obama has done and is doing to the country? Hopefully the spell is actually breaking, but now we all pay for those who voted for Obama, who took complete advantage of those who trusted him the most.

We will see how many of these voters attempt to repair just a small amount of the damage by voting against all of the Democrats in the 2014 elections. If the voters couldn't tell in Obama's first four years who and what he was, they cannot be trusted. Many of these same people will vote for Hillary Clinton if she runs and wins the Democratic nomination for the election in 2016.


I Certainly Hope So, But I'm Not Convinced