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Following the [[2012 Republican Primaries]] the [[Republican National Convention]] nominated the [[RINO]] [[Mitt Romney]] for president and [[Paul Ryan]] for vice president, and their strategy appears to be to duck and avoid social issues as much as possible.  The selection and Paul Ryan as VP and polling during the first half of the convention showed only a slight bounce in voter support for Romney.

Following the [[2012 Republican Primaries]] the [[Republican National Convention]] nominated the [[RINO]] [[Mitt Romney]] for president and [[Paul Ryan]] for vice president, and their strategy appears to be to duck and avoid social issues as much as possible.  The selection and Paul Ryan as VP and polling during the first half of the convention showed only a slight bounce in voter support for Romney.

A handful of [[swing state]]s are expected to select the winner.  Currently polls show [[Barack Hussein Obama]] with a slight lead in many of these states, but this may change once the [[Presidential debates 2012]] start. The key swing states are Ohio and Florida, where both campaigns are spending vast amounts of money. As of late September, Mr Obama is taking the lead in both states<ref>http://www.nytimes.com/2012/09/26/us/politics/polls-show-obama-widening-lead-in-ohio-and-florida.html?hp</ref>.

A handful of [[swing state]]s are expected to select the winner.  Currently polls show [[Barack Hussein Obama]] with a slight lead in many of these states, but this may change once the [[Presidential debates 2012]] start. The key swing states are Ohio and Florida, where both campaigns are spending vast amounts of money. As of late September, Mr Obama is widening the lead in both states<ref>http://www.nytimes.com/2012/09/26/us/politics/polls-show-obama-widening-lead-in-ohio-and-florida.html?hp</ref>.

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