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If The Election Was Today, Who Would You Vote For?

As the Republicans stump for primary votes across America and President Obama gave his State of the Union, who do you like?

 

 

With the March 6 Primary fast-approaching in Ohio, the political machine is in full gear for the presidential race.

Current President Barack Obama got his re-election campaign started off with Tuesday's fiery State of the Union address, challenging both sides of the aisle to make changes for a better country.

Four Republican candidates are battling it out to see who will get the ticket for the GOP. Sen. Rick Santorum took Iowa. Gov. Mitt Romney snagged New Hampshire. Speaker Newt Gingrich took South Carolina by storm. And national polls say Ron Paul has the best chance to beat President Obama.

Even though November is still a ways off, we want to know who of the final five you want to see in office and why?

Is Obama doing a good job so far? Tell us how in the comments section.

Is Romney the best person to right the ship? Can Gingerich get the votes? You tell us!

  • If the 2012 presidential election was today, who would you vote for?

    (Voting has been closed for this question)
    • Barack Obama
        50 (35%)
    • Mitt Romney
        32 (23%)
    • Newt Gingrich
        16 (11%)
    • Ron Paul
        34 (24%)
    • Rick Santorum
        6 (4%)
    • Other (tell us in the comments)
        1 (0%)
    Total votes: 139
  • Your vote will only count once. This is not a scientific poll. View Results Vote!
Related Topics: 2012 presidential election, Barack Obama, Democrat, Mitt Romney, Newt Gingerich, PRIMARY 2012, Republican, Rick Santorum, and Ron Paul

P Buck

5:05 pm on Thursday, January 26, 2012

As we approach the end of the 3rd year of President Obama’s only term....I think this needs to be passed around so that everyone is aware of what he has accomplished to date:
The Obama Record:
Inauguration Day: Today: Change:
Unemployed
Americans: 12 Million 14 Million 2 Million -up
Unemployment
Rate: 7.8% 9.1% 17% -up
Gas Prices: $1.85 $3.43 85% -up
Federal Debt: 10.6 Trillion 14.7 Trillion 39% -up
Debt per Person: $34,731 $47,047 $12,316 -up
Food Stamp
Recipients: 32 Million 45 Million 41% -up
Health Insurance
Premiums: $3,354 $4,129 23% -up
Home Values: $193,400 $172,600 11% -down
U.S. Global
Competitiveness: 1st 5th 4 Places -down
Americans in
Poverty: 39.8 Million 46.2 Million 6.4 Million -up

Please wake up to the FACTS.. Can we afford 4 more years?

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carl

4:40 pm on Friday, January 27, 2012

Where did you come up with these stats? Fresh from the RNC..... First off from the US Dept of Labor the unemployment rate is 8.5% as of Dec 2011 not 9.1. I assume the rest of your data is incorrect and/or excaggerated as well. In case you are not aware we've been digging out of the hole created by the Bush administration since the economic calapse of 2007. While unemployment peeked in mid 2009 it has been trending down ever since. Don't forget how we got in this mess. It wasn't Obama it was the policies of the Bush administration, tax cuts we didn't pay for, wars we didn't pay for, a medicare prescription bill that was never paid for.

fgd2045

5:55 pm on Thursday, January 26, 2012

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zGDisyWkIBM

^ The above is from 2002. Seemed a little nutty at the time. Not so anymore, right?

“Let it not be said that no one cared, that no one objected once it’s realized that our liberties and wealth are in jeopardy.” ~ Ron Paul

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Chris Mazzolini

10:53 am on Friday, January 27, 2012

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