More evidence today that President Obama is deeply unpopular
in Arizona because of his track record of
broken promises from a
new Rasmussen Poll that shows Governor Romney leading 54% to
41%.
“A new Rasmussen Reports
telephone survey of Likely Voters in Arizona shows Romney with 54% support to
President Obama's 41%. Three percent (3%) prefer some other candidate, while two
percent (2%) remain undecided.”
Senate candidate Richard Carmona has also been
running away from President Obama recently, declaring that he will not
attend the Democratic National Convention, despite the fact that he was
hand-picked to run by Obama.
Arizona Senate
Candidate Richard Carmona Announced He Would Not Attend The Democratic National
Convention. “Heitkamp joins a
growing list of Democratic Senate candidates opting out of Charlotte, including
Arizona Senate candidate Richard Carmona, Sen. Claire McCaskill, D-Mo., Sen. Jon
Tester, D-Mont., and Sen. Joe Manchin, D-W.Va.” (Julie Sobel,
“Heitkamp Skipping Dem Convention,” National Journal,
6/26/12)
FLASHBACK: President
Obama Personally Lobbied Carmona To Enter The Senate Race. “President Barack
Obama called former U.S. Surgeon General Richard Carmona last month to urge him
to run for Senate in Arizona, two Democratic sources told POLITICO. The call
signals that Obama is engaged in recruiting a strong Senate candidate in a state
Democrats have eyed as a presidential battleground.” (Alexander Burns,
“Obama Courts Arizona Senate Candidate, May Contest State 'Heavily',”
Politico,
10/6/11)
The signs are clear – Arizonans are overwhelmingly rejecting
President Obama’s broken promises and failed leadership on the
economy.
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