MI: Marketing Resource Group: Obama leads Romney by 1, Perry by 11 (user search)
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pbrower2a
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« on: September 22, 2011, 06:00:09 PM »

This is the opposite of Pennsylvania.  Romney is very close and that is surprising.  I thought Romney's opposition to the auto-bailout would hurt him coupled with how long ago his father the governor there.   Guess not.  Of course more polls would be needed to determine whether or not Michigan is going to move from the Safe category over to the Likely or Lean category

It will be used against him in Michigan, Indiana, and Ohio. Any Republican will need to win at least two of those states to have a chance.  Democrats just have not been bringing it up.

 
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pbrower2a
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« Reply #1 on: September 22, 2011, 07:19:45 PM »

If Democrats start talking about Romney's supposed opposition to the bailout, it will relatively quickly become a useless talking point. I realize you people have a very cynicall view of the electorate, but I think if the Democrat's only plan to hold onto these states is hoping people stop at the title of an article from 2008, you guys are really screwed.

You better also hope the Perry campaign doesn't attack the paragraph where Romney says "The gov't should back the warranties and cover all costs of the bankrucpty" in that very article.

The only way this works, is as part of a last week advertising blitz. Just long enough to mislead the voters, but not enough to respond.

... and only if necessary. Probably the last two weeks, though.
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