In a shocking revelation from West Virginia's Tuesday democratic primary election, convicted felon Keith Judd took 41% at the polls, raking in a whopping 72,000 of the votes.
Compared to Barack Nobama's paltry showing of a mere 106,000 votes, taking in only 59% of the liberal democratic votes, Keith Judd won a landslide victory of grass-roots citizen protest, notwithstanding his actual loss in the election.
Keith Judd got 4 in 10 votes in West Virginia, despite living in a Texas prison.
Speaking of polls, Barack Nobama is at an all-time low in a recent (January, 2012) Gallup poll in W.V.
Descending ever downward, Nobama now is barely creeping along on life support in that state with a 32.7% approval rating, with 57.9% of that state's resident's firmly disapproving of Mr. Nobama's job performance since taking office.
Although Nobama maintains a support network of 10+ ultra liberal states such as NY, CA and IL, amongst others, the majority of the polls are showing very low approval ratings throughout the United States. With an average of around 30% approval in 38 states, and reciprocally higher numbers disapproving of his job performance, the message is clear: the writing is on the wall for the Nobama campaign. More Americans want him OUT of office than in.
The W.V. election results and even more current polling results appear to indicate that the Nobama campaign is in a serious world of hurt politically speaking. Even the mainstream media outlets seem to be cutting their losses and have become ever more critical of his policies, job performance and failure to keep the multitude of now broken campaign promises.
One of the hot button issues that Nobama ran on in 2007 was that he would immediately close Guantanamo Bay and free the war prisoners there. Still other citizens, perhaps of lesser intellect, firmly believed that Nobama was literally going to give them 'free money', cars, homes, etc. Numerous news reporters all over the US interviewed urban area blacks, with the typical expected results from the entitlement liberal mindset. Many poor to middle income liberals are now angry with Nobama for what they now perceive as a betrayal on his part in not supplying them with the 'free money' that they expected him to provide.
Add in a general disillusionment amongst the youth vote with Nobama and what you are left with is a tenuous at best uphill battle for Barry Soretoro this coming November. People may not be energized or fired up about Romney, but the message is clear: No more Nobama, period.
Most people have found it to be quite shocking that a man who was convicted of extortion and is now serving a 17 1/2 year sentence at a Federal Correctional Institution in Texarkana, TX can give Mr. Nobama more than just a fair run for his money. The fact that he did it with absolutely no delegate, financial or campaign support while serving behind bars speaks volumes and should really be making BHO shake in his shoes concerning this November's general election.
Expect to see massive damage and spin control unleashed in the coming months. Nobama's crew will attempt to bury or eviscerate all media reports of this event and successive similar events as is their usual modus operandi.
The heightened level of contempt for everything that Nobama says and does these days should give every Republication, Tea Party member, moderate, libertarian and even some liberals an optimistic outlook that there is in fact hope and change coming in the near future. The only problem for Nobama is, it won't be his game plan, and he won't be part of the team.
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I hope this trend keeps going until November. There is nothing more that I would like to see than obamie out out of the white house
Comment by Doug Nicholson on May 10, 2012 at 12:37pm From what I've read and heard on talk radio, it appears that there were only two names on the ballot in the WV Democrat primary; Odumbo and Judd. I'm sure that 99.9% of Democrat voters there had no idea who Judd is and apparently 41% of those Democrats wanted...
ABO!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Comment by Scott Rutledge on May 10, 2012 at 12:31pm Interesting. Were the only candidates on the Democrats' primary ballot felons? ;-)
Comment by Scot Sheely on May 10, 2012 at 12:05pm Larry Cumbie: This election was held in West Virginia, not North Carolina. Evidently they have lax qualifications for their elected officials, but I completely agree with you on your questions. If it is such a loose application process where a convicted criminal can obtain space on the ballot, imagine the possibilities of what you mentioned: Al Queda or any similar terrorist faction could run a legitimate campaign and aggressively work towards instituting Sharia law. That to me is far more frightening than Mr. Keith Judd pulling off what he did here in the W.V. election this week.
Should that ever happen, we must all immediately rise up and force a recall. We cannot and will not allow Sharia law to take even so much as a toehold in any community in the USA. To allow that would be devastating to our people, culture and way of life. Watch for it, I am positive someone will try it somewhere in a liberal voter bastion.
Comment by Dave Newbry on May 10, 2012 at 11:52am I guess for those who voted for Judd, it was a matter of voting for the crook you know over the crook you don't know.
The first article that I read about this was titled "Obama loses votes of Prison Inmates..." I misread the thing while looking at this man's photo and thought the title read "Obama loses votes of primates"..I got so tickled that it took me forever to finish reading the thing.
Comment by Sumsanity on May 10, 2012 at 8:25am Never mind, it's working again.
Comment by Sumsanity on May 10, 2012 at 8:23am Judson, the link to Alan Caruba's post 'Gay Marriage is Obama's Poison Pill' leads here:
http://www.teapartynation.com/profiles/blog/show?id=3355873%3ABlogP...
And nowhere can you get to his post. Is something broken? Did you get hacked? You can't even get to it from Alan Caruba's page. It doesn't exist there. Why?
Comment by Chas Jones on May 10, 2012 at 8:21am Anyone ELSE unable to access "Is Gay Marriage Obama's Poison Pill?" Or is it just me unable to access that Article now on this Forum?
Comment by Larry Cumbie on May 10, 2012 at 8:08am My question is how the Hell did this convict, incarcerated in Texas, get on the ballot in North Carolina? Just like the failure of the Federal Elections Committee, and Congress, failed to properly vett Obama (if they had we would have a bona fide birth certificate on record) in '08, something went wrong here too. Why do we have a vetting procedure if anybody can get on the ballot? Are we going to see an Al-Qieda candidate on the ballot the next time?
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