Literal ground game! Has anyone seen similar field work in Colorado?
Source: blogs.desmoinesregister.comIt seems that Iowa’s drought-ridden farm land is proving useful yet.
An enthusiastic pair of Iowa landowners devoted their land to a surprisingly artful depiction of Mitt Romney; the photo was taken by two Romney supporters in an airplane.
Source: colorado.eduWhile national polls continue to show President Obama in the lead, “the president seems to be reaching a ceiling at or below 50 percent in many of these states,” political science professor Kenneth Bickers of CU Boulder said. “Polls typically tighten up in October as people start paying attention and there are fewer undecided voters.”
Source: 2012swingstatesDespite a troubling week for Mitt Romney’s campaign, he is leading Obama a new Rasmussen poll out Tuesday shows him leading 47 to 45 percent in Colorado.
A poll released by the Denver Post on Sunday showed Obama leading by, “a single, statistically insignificant percentage point in a poll with a 4-point margin of error.”
Either way you look at it, Colorado remains a battleground for the final weeks of the 2012 election.
Source: 2012swingstates“She stepped on my foot.”
Josh Romney encountered a pair of intrusive female passers-by Thursday afternoon in Boulder, Colo. at a Romney Victory Bus stop there.
One of five of Mitt Romney’s sons, Josh Romney campaigned for his father Thursday in the same state the President Obama visited that day.
The Victory Bus parked and drew a crowd of 150 just minutes away from Obama’s event in Golden, Colo. where the president spoke to 8,400.
For the full story on Thursday’s campaign events in Colorado, see the CU Independent.
Via Justin Lagore in Ohio, look for this ad in Colorado:
Source: 2012swingstatesThe latest from the Obama campaign this week is a 30-second spot calling Romney’s former company, Bain Capital, a pioneer in outsourcing jobs.
The contrast piece highlights Romney’s tax cuts for companies who ship jobs over seas, while playing up on Obama’s desire to keep jobs at home and give…
Source:Regardless of who you support, which candidate do you trust to do a better job addressing women’s issues – Obama or Romney? Why?
Washington Post photographers and audio journalists traveled across Virginia to collect portraits and responses to that question for the first part of our “Liberty through the lens” project.
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