Whoa~

[babylonsister]

[Amerigo Vespucci]

1. Romney, Santorum & Gingrich...the gift that keeps on giving.

All of this talk about "going the distance" before deciding on a Republican candidate is probably the best thing that could happen for Obama, because every day that goes by, these guys just keep hammering the fact that they are damaged goods. Romney is the "presumptive nominee" but, as I posted earlier today, Republicans just can't fall in love with him, and the more Santorum and Gingrich try to "fill the gap," the sadder the party looks as a whole.

[ginnyinWI]

3. moe, larry and curly!

Those three, compared with Pres. Obama.

[grantcart]

2. I have been posting and watching it almost by the hour as we are approaching a jaw dropping point

The President is very close of achieving a 2:1 advantage on Romney

He has been at 60 and Romney was down to 31.

Stunning.

[DevonRex]

4. Thanks for introducing me to that site.

I had heard of it but you gave me the link. Now I'm addicted. I'm also addicted to a vintage clothing site too. I might need Internet rehab, now that I think about it.

[nofurylike]

5. a thing of beauty!! "Whoa~" INDEED!!

thank you so much for posting that, babylonsister!

that is THRILLING!!!

[JNelson6563]

6. On election night, after the President wins,

there are going to be a lot of "Dems" ( ) here that will need to be put on suicide watch.

Julie

[Kath1]

7. I Love It!

Thanks for posting this, babylonsister! Great news, indeed!

[Grateful for Hope]

8. Whoa is right!

[Hutzpa]

9. Boom!

[OKNancy]

10. I just saw this in the politics 2012 forum

http://www.democraticunderground.com/125111949

I've been thinking the same thing... I believe BO can really make inroads in Arizona.
I'm thinking we may have a real chance to turn that state blue.
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'We can win Arizona'

Jim Messina, President Barack Obama's campaign manager, rallied local volunteers Sunday by assuring them that Obama intends to fight for Arizona, a state he lost four years ago to Sen. John McCain.

Messina, a former deputy White House chief of staff, spoke for about three minutes to several dozen supporters at an Obama phone-banking session at the Organizing For America office in central Phoenix. He said that together they would build "the single best grass-roots campaign in modern American political history."

"You all in here are making calls, talking to voters and doing what you do, because you understand the simple truth, which is we can win Arizona," Messina told the troops. "People said last time, 'Oh, you can't win Virginia,' until we did. 'You can't win Florida,' until we did. 'You can never win North Carolina,' until we did. And so a whole bunch of people are saying, 'Can he win Arizona? Can he not win Arizona?' The fact is you all are the secret weapon we have."

http://www.azcentral.com/members/Blog/azdc/154982