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United States presidential election, 2012 (view source)
Revision as of 14:10, September 24, 2012
, 14:10, September 24, 2012text should be respectful of both candidates. First names is too informal.
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|Social issues
|Social issues
|Mitt runs away from them.
|Romney runs away from them.
|Barack is vocally [[pro-abortion]] and pro-[[same-sex marriage]].
|Obama is vocally [[pro-abortion]] and pro-[[same-sex marriage]].
|As with Tom Dewey's loss in 1948, Mitt's running away from social issues could cause him to lose the election that he should win in a landslide.
|As with Tom Dewey's loss in 1948, Romney's running away from social issues could cause him to lose the election that he should win in a landslide.
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|Economic issues
|Economic issues
|Mitt's policies are better.
|Romney's policies are better.
|Barack says he inherited the crisis from [[Republicans]].
|Obama says he inherited the crisis from [[Republicans]].
|The advantage here is Mitt's.
|The advantage here is Romney's.
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|Likability
|Likability
|Mitt's likability rating stands at only 31%, and has been lower.
|Romney's likability rating stands at only 31%, and has been lower.
|Barack's likability rating is at 48%.
|Obama's likability rating is at 48%.
|Advantage to Barack.
|Advantage to Obama.
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|Debates
|Debates
|Mitt is a good debater.
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|Barack struggles without a teleprompter, but will benefit from liberal moderators.
|Romney is a good debater.
|Slight -- but perhaps meaningless due to decreasing television viewership -- advantage to Mitt.
|Obama struggles without a teleprompter, but will benefit from liberal moderators.
|Slight -- but perhaps meaningless due to decreasing television viewership -- advantage to
Romney.
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|VPs
|VPs