<<<< Impossible? I don't think so.
Here's the math:
The strategy for re-election is clear: Obama intends to divide America on the basis
of ethnicity and class, moving the white
population to the side. As a result, of
the 99 million whites who voted in the last presidential election, only 26% plan on voting for Obama. 43% of whites voted for the man, in 2008.
At one million per percentage point,
if the turnout is as large for
the GOP as in 2008, Obama has already lost
the election. He won by 9.5 million
votes. This stat, alone,
represents a 17 million loss in the vote count. No matter what happens in the Hispanic
community, he still loses . . . . big.
Add to this deficit the Gallup poll that tells us 10% of
Obama voters will switch to the GOP.
That may be an overlap of the above stat, but to the degree that it is not, say 2 million votes, the news just gets worse for the
Slickster.
Ron Brownstein, a journalist for the National Journal,
believes that Obama's path to victory lies in “winning 80 percent of
minorities, and 40 percent of whites.”
According to our model,
“40%” of the white vote is out.
And 80% of the so-called “minority” vote (aren’t we all “minorities”?).doesn’t
work if 15% of these folks decide not to vote,
this time around . . . . . and that is the projection of quite a number
of pollsters.
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