Obama's Coalition Resurfaces In Another Poll

National Journal:

The national Pew Research Center poll released Monday confirms that President Obama, at least for now, is reassembling the coalition that powered him to his 2008 victory.

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Comments

[mistlesuede]

05:50 PM on 02/14/2012

But what happens if Santorum is the candidate? I'd like to see those numbers also!!

[trooth]

05:28 PM on 02/14/2012

Let the Media's PRO-OBAMA CAMPAIGN begin! IDIOTS!! ... Who in their right mind would support someone who has been dragging America through the social, economic, political and religious MUD?? Sometimes I can't quite understand some people!

[mistlesuede]

05:51 PM on 02/14/2012

George Bush left office in 2008.

[arthur99]

05:14 PM on 02/14/2012

20% of conservatives support him
less than 3% of liberals do not
not good for thre gop

[arthur99]

05:10 PM on 02/14/2012

he will crush whomever the gop offers up as sacrifice

that is why the smart money (NJ slim and bush III) are sitting this one out, waiting for next cycle

[plebian43]

05:13 PM on 02/14/2012

Especially now that he has a former Bain Capital Exec as his OMB Director, he's got all the bases covered.

[ChiBloger]

05:05 PM on 02/14/2012

More good news for America, bad news for conservatives.

[trooth]

05:30 PM on 02/14/2012

Really? You mean four more years of gloom and poverty? C'mon people! Oh, I'm sorry, I forgot ... food stamp recipients love Obama! Shucks!

[ChiBloger]

06:07 PM on 02/14/2012

Trooth,
Unfortunately for you, you are a guy that really does not get it.
“four more years of gloom and poverty?”
People able to think for themselves realize that the president got the economy that Bush and 8 years of trickle down and lax regulations gave us. This after he was given a budget surplus by a Democrat.

“food stamp recipients love Obama!”
Your use of the words “food Stamps Recipients” is the form of a provocative. Instead of acknowledging the fact that 50,000 American factories closed under Bush. And more jobs were lost than Any other president here before. Under these circumstances food stamps are a necessity and nothing more. Demonizing the poor makes you feel like a big man does it? You are a pathetic human being much less a poor American.

[Annespeaks]

08:57 AM on 02/15/2012

This is not fox. Nobody cares for this kind of drivel on this site.

[Jambala99]

04:54 PM on 02/14/2012

Actually it will be a WIDER gap when it is all said and done.......remember people, Romney lost to McCain, who lost to Obama......

...nuff said....

[jrfunkenstein]

04:48 PM on 02/14/2012

Even Romney is bad news for Robot Romney.

This guy can't distance himself from the likes of Trump/Cain/Bachmann/Gingrich/Paul or RICK SANTORUM?

No wonder; you couldn't find a single person in America today that would trust Mittens to park their car.

[grovestand12]

04:47 PM on 02/14/2012

let's stay together...O, 2012!!!!!

[arthur99]

05:12 PM on 02/14/2012

stay mobilized
get people registered
get the turnout high

if this is done, obama by a landslide

[mistlesuede]

05:53 PM on 02/14/2012

I want to know what the DNC is doing right now to counteract the voter suppression laws and ID laws that are passing in so many states.
Have you heard a peep?

[LMKay66]

04:13 PM on 02/14/2012

Obama has MORE support among women than he had in 2008, and it's no wonder.  As long as Republicans keep up their war on women's reproductive rights and birth control, women will continue to flock to Obama.  Obama is also doing very well with Independents.  The longer Romney keeps up his right wing rhetoric, the more Independents will flock to Obama.  

President Obama has proven to be the only steady, reasonable adult in the room, in stark contrast with the party of NO, who don't make a secret that their only agenda is to obstruct.  Americans have had enough of Republican's juvenile nonsense.

[ChiBloger]

05:10 PM on 02/14/2012

Who is it that Republicans do NOT have a war against?

War on Unions
War on 99%
War on Women
War on African Americans
War on Hispanics
War on gays
War on Muslims

And much more.

[glomtt]

04:09 PM on 02/14/2012

More Love and Good News for the POTUS on Valentine's day.

[softvoice]

03:29 PM on 02/14/2012

I truly do believe more people than ever before, will come to favor President Obama over who ever the Republicans decide their nominee will be. The country knows the truth now about the Republican/Tea Party and it is going to be difficult for the GOP/TP to re-take the White House.

[sylvia wadlington]

03:28 PM on 02/14/2012

I read the artical and it is clearly good news for our President, but WHAT they didn't cover was in the last election women's rights surfaced occasionally, but this year the REPUBLICAN PERSONHOOD movement is a clear threat to 99% of the women in America who depend on birth control. Women are big on being protected and anything that threatens that protection is going to spur them into action. Republicans trying to make birth control illegal have created a huge opening to get ALL REPUBLICANS voted out of government by the women of America.

[Passenger57]

03:21 PM on 02/14/2012

He may get more help- from Seen The Light Pubs who finally realize that they have no candidate to vote for that's really trying to look out for them...

[Mamadea]

03:04 PM on 02/14/2012

OBAMA2012

[Annespeaks]

08:58 AM on 02/15/2012

yeah!

[ljc]

03:00 PM on 02/14/2012

This thread has few comments. Is this proof that this site has gone to the dark side ?

Good News for the President is ignored on this site now.

[sylvia wadlington]

03:30 PM on 02/14/2012

Sorry, but you are wrong. A lot of us have been busy posting against republicans this morning, but be assured we are all happy that President Obama is continuing and will continue to well in the polls.

[trooth]

05:32 PM on 02/14/2012

I better start living off of foodstamps so I can have an easy life! Obama 2012 and beyond!