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[Freeper]

Romney has raised more than $5 million since Thursday. I wonder what message that should send to Dippy Ears?

The message is, Romney needs to pay higher taxes. 

[Kyle Ricky]

The message is, Romney needs to pay higher taxes. 

Obama's theory, he would have to.

[Ballygrl]

Rasmussen Polling on Obamacare, here's just a snippet, you can read the rest at the link:

http://www.breitbart.com/Big-Government/2012/07/02/Poll-HealthCare-Rasumussen-ObamaCare?utm_source=feedburner&utm_medium=feed&utm_campaign=Feed%3A+BigGovernment+%28Big+Government%29

58% of men favor repeal of ObamaCare, 34% oppose.

46% of women favor repeal, only 43% oppose.

Even among the youth vote Obama can't get over 50%: 41% favor repeal while only 44% want ObamaCare to remain the law of the land. 

24% off blacks want ObamaCare repealed while only 50% want it to remain in place. 

But it's the income-level cross tabs that are most revealing.

Of those making under $20,000 a year, 39% favor repeal, 47% oppose. Of those making $20k to $40K, 49% favor repeal, 47% oppose.

Now watch what happens when we reach the middle class, which some economists say will bear 75% of the ObamaCare burden. Of those making $40 to $60k a year, 67% favor repeal, only 29% oppose.

This makes perfect sense because it's those making between $40 and $60k annually who can both afford health insurance but know they are on the margins when this government monstrosity increases premium prices and overall health care costs.

Among independents, 50% of those who don't consider themselves either a Republican or Democrat favor repeal, only 35% oppose.

The most fascinating numbers, though, represent the intensity of opposition when compared to support. For instance, even though a small plurality (44/41) in the 18-39 age range oppose repealing ObamaCare, 34% strongly favor repeal while only 32% strongly oppose. Maybe young people aren't as gullible about government handouts as the White House had hoped. Being able to freeload off your parents' health insurance until you're 26 hasn't done much to win this demographic over -- not that this age group is big on voting anyway.

Even among those making less than $20k per year ObamaCare loses the intensity vote. 32% strongly favor of repeal, while only 22% strongly oppose. 

Unlike young people, the elderly come out to vote in huge numbers and among those 65 and over, 53% strongly favor repeal while only 23% strongly oppose. A full 30 point margin. Ages 40-64 there's a 19% margin, with 49% strongly favoring repeal and only 30% strongly opposing.