Mitt Romney's reputation with US voters appears to be on the rise. That's the implication of a new CNN poll.
Associated Press
Peter Grier writes for The Christian Science Monitor about Mitt Romney's rise in favorability ratings:
"Mitt Romney's reputation with US voters appears to be on the rise. That's the implication of a new CNN poll, anyway, which shows that Mr. Romney's favorable rating has jumped from 34 percent in February to 48 percent today.
"Forty two percent of respondents to the CNN/ORC International survey say they have an unfavorable view of the presumptive GOP nominee. And President Obama still leads Romney in this particular rating race — his favorability number is 56 percent.
"But voters' views of Romney are becoming more positive at a time when the Obama campaign is doing its best to define him in a negative light. Attacks on Romney's record at Bain Capital filled the political blogosphere there for a few weeks. Now the Obama camp is hitting Romney's record at Massachusetts governor. What's going on?"
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Romney's reputation with US RINO voters appears to be on the rise because it's those Sarah Palin "nut-cases" that are NOT playing with a full deck of cards, that are starting up a "feeding frenzy" along with Glenn Beck and More..
CI,
you are correct,
BO and his cabal ARE less credible than Santorum, Gingrich, and the rest of the former repub candidates
The mess this country is in, indicates a lack of wisdom with voting in leaders. Just my opinion, but I think Hugo Chavez could win an election here, and a decent candidate could be thrown out. Hope I'm wrong.