The hurricane helped Obama. Guys we need a new party. The GOP just isn't cutting it

Romney got 16,000,000 less votes than McCain. Obama won. Because we didnt vote. Blame it on whatere but you have to cast votes to win elections

To me, its the GOP elite and conservatives for the most part who dont get, its more about feelings for most americans, not right, wrong, conservative, moderate, or facts.

You have to win the vote of the american people first, and most of them are clueless,dumb whatever you want to call it and base thier vote on feelings only.
This is where the dem's out smart us, they know it and use it. They just proved it without any dout now. Obama was elected and re-elected base on nothing but feelings.
The GOP needs to get, we need someone from a humble background, who can relate to these feelings only americans, who a minority, who a great speaker who can make them think he/she FEELS thier pain, someone they can relate too,someone they think, walked in thier shoes.
GOP needs a leader who can destroy the class and race cards and some silver spooned rich white guy as wrong as it gets for these clueless feelings only americans who votes you must have at least a part of.

GOP should have gotten this before now, and for sure after 2008

The hurricane helped Obama. Guys we need a new party. The GOP just isn't cutting it

#8 really killed him.

http://ace.mu.nu/archives/334729.php

Agree on #8 and some of the other points. Akin in Missouri and Mourdock in Indiana are political fools who should have been taken out back and kicked in the groin until they resigned their nominations. What's frustrating to me is how the GOP continuously allows themselves to be painted as the only extremists on the subject of abortion (fools like Akin and Mourdock don't help).

Romney - opposes abortion except in cases of rape, incest and when the life of the mother is threatened.

Obama - supports abortion for any reason between conception and birth regardless of ability to pay (i.e. taxpayer funded abortion on demand at any time during a 9 month pregnancy)

Now, who is the extremist on abortion? Romney? Obama? Both?

Polls show that a slight majority of Americans support abortion rights, but they want it to be heavily restricted. Obama and the Democrat party platform supports abortion on demand without restriction. A majority of Americans don't want that. Why is the GOP not able to articulate Obama's extreme position to the American people? Think about it - was Obama ever forced to communicate his position on the abortion to the extent that Romney was? No! He gives the standard "I support Roe vs Wade" response and leaves it at that. The media never asked him to elaborate and Romney never called him on it. If the GOP candidate is going to openly oppose Roe vs. Wade then they owe it to their constituents to expose the Democrat position to the American people. They failed to do so yet again and for that there is no excuse.