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If President Barack Obama’s bid for a second term is going to be successful, he faces a long, hard fight, according to a new Newsmax online poll.

The survey of more than 2 million respondents found that only 28% plan to vote to re-elect Obama.

Respondents expressed widespread dissatisfaction with Obama’s policies, specifically his choice to give amnesty to illegal aliens and his healthcare reform plan that removes $500 billion from Medicare.

Meanwhile, GOP presidential candidate Mitt Romney is also leading in other major tracking polls. According to polling data collected by Rasmussen, Gallup and Fox News, Romney is the clear front-runner in all three.

With that said, in a recent Newsmax poll, readers were asked if they thought Obama was capable of restarting the economy. A staggering 89% of the respondents said … no.
In other words, Obama has a much tougher mountain to climb than he did four years ago.

And despite Obama’s past attraction for voters, political analysts say Americans are now judging him on his policies, not his personality.

Ivytalk wrote:Barry the Clown is doing his best to squander the natural advantages of incumbency.
1. General incompetence.
2. Class warfare.
3. Arrogance.
4. GSA scandal.
5. Secret Service scandal.
6. Record and mounting deficits.
7. Supported by the likes of Cap'n Cat and Wedgebuster.
8. See # 1.

D1B wrote:

Ivytalk wrote:Barry the Clown is doing his best to squander the natural advantages of incumbency.
1. General incompetence.
2. Class warfare.
3. Arrogance.
4. GSA scandal.
5. Secret Service scandal.
6. Record and mounting deficits.
7. Supported by the likes of Cap'n Cat and Wedgebuster.
8. See # 1.

Says the nincompoop who voted for W, twice.

Skjellyfetti wrote:You want to make another wager, AZ?

D1B wrote:Z, predicting elections.

dbackjon wrote:NewsMax?

kalm wrote:

dbackjon wrote:NewsMax?

This

According to polling data collected by Rasmussen, Gallup and Fox News, Romney is the clear front-runner in all three.

Baldy wrote:

kalm wrote:
This

According to polling data collected by Rasmussen, Gallup and Fox News, Romney is the clear front-runner in all three.

Well....Rasmussen has probably been the most accurate pollster out there in the past several years. I think this is only the second time in the last 6-8 months that Romney had a lead over Obama in the Fox News poll (you do know that independent firms conduct their polls, correct?). Ignore it and stick your head in the sand if you wish, but the trends are quite clear. And I'm not including that unscientific NewsMax online poll.

dbackjon wrote:NewsMax?

TwinTownBisonFan wrote:So Z...

Obama um 42-40 in recent Arizona polling...

ahem...

or that he's up 11 in New Hampshire
or that he's up 4 in Florida
or that he's up 6 in Ohio

or that he's leading in pretty much every single battleground state...

jus sayin'

Baldy wrote:

TwinTownBisonFan wrote:So Z...

Obama um 42-40 in recent Arizona polling...

ahem...

or that he's up 11 in New Hampshire
or that he's up 4 in Florida
or that he's up 6 in Ohio

or that he's leading in pretty much every single battleground state...

jus sayin'

...and this time in 2008 McCain was leading Obama in most of the polls.

See me in 6 months.

dbackjon wrote:

Skjellyfetti wrote:You want to make another wager, AZ?

i could use another hat, Z

D1B wrote:

dbackjon wrote:

i could use another hat, Z

Me too.

89Hen wrote:

D1B wrote: Me too.

I'm still waiting for my Masters 6 pack.

89Hen wrote:

D1B wrote: Me too.

I'm still waiting for my Masters 6 pack.

Wedgebuster wrote:Yup, az predicts a romney landslide.

Game up.

Still got at least one c bill for a neutral party holding bet on the winner this fall.

houndawg wrote:

Wedgebuster wrote:Yup, az predicts a romney landslide.

Game up.

Still got at least one c bill for a neutral party holding bet on the winner this fall.

You talkin about the same Z that was telling us what a master stroke McCain picking Palin for VP was?