Obama losing electoral support amongst minorities

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Though racial politics played a big role in Barack Obama’s historic 2008 victory, the president’s liberal admirers now worry over falling approval among ethnic minorities. Charles M. Blow of the New York Times noted polling that showed sharp declines in his support from Hispanics and Blacks; even if non-white backing dipped by only 10 percent from his crushing majorities last time, the president would lose the election. The core problem is approval ratings among whites that seldom exceeds 40 percent, suggesting Obama stands little chance of replacing declining minority numbers with a surge in white support.

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Although I think Obama could lose 10% or more of the minority vote….in that they would want to just stay home….I wouldn’t count on it.
They might be voted for by others.
It has already happened in nursing homes.
A liberal takes all of the Absentee Ballots of senile people and simply fill them in for them, voting as HE pleases.
I saw it tried at my polling place when the same man kept coming back and claiming (without ID) that he was now ”so-and-so” and asking for another ballot.
(He was outed and refused, but he tried. Who knows if others were successful elsewhere.)
Voter fraud may be morphed to a whole new level of scope and finesse in 2012.
Be aware.

That is why the Dems don’t want voter ID. That stops a lot of their voter shenanigans and makes it more honest for the rest of the voters that do it the legal way.