Rupert Murdoch: Mitt Romney is needed: to save America from Obama 'socialism'!

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NewsCorp Head, Rupert Murdoch, who in 2008, supported Barack Obama, has made a clear about turn.

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Romney people upset at me!Of course I want him to win, save us from socialism, etc but should listen to good advice and get stuck in!
— Rupert Murdoch(@rupertmurdoch) July 2, 2012

The Australian born man, who gave up his Southern Hemisphere citizenship by birth, on immigrating to the United States, had already asked his friends on Twitter to read the Declaration of Independence:

Do not forget July Fourth and remember to read the Declaration of Independence aloud.At least once!
— Rupert Murdoch(@rupertmurdoch) July 2, 2012

Rupert Murdoch, had just been criticizing Mitt Romney's caretaker image, noting he saw Hispanics voting Obama, as a bad thing, for America:

@UrquhartMPRomney has all these and more, but just to see more fight.And Hispanics a surrender to O.Cn not afford, hurts senate too.
— Rupert Murdoch(@rupertmurdoch) July 1, 2012

@shakircMormonism a mystery to me, but Mormons certainly not evil.
— Rupert Murdoch(@rupertmurdoch) July 1, 2012

Commenting on Mitt Romney's religion, after attacking Tom Cruise as belonging to a 'creepy' maybe 'evil' group of people, Rupert Murdoch, the Fox News and Wall Street Journal etc Tycoon, said he certainly doesn't fear Mormons, or indirectly, a Mormon holding 1600 Pennsylvania Avenue NW Washington, DC 20500!


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'The Rasmussen Reports daily Presidential Tracking Poll for Monday shows Mitt Romney attracting 46% of the vote, while President Obama earns 44%. Four percent (4%) prefer some other candidate, and five percent (5%) are undecided.

Matchup results are updated daily at 9:30 a.m. Eastern (sign up for free daily e-mail update). See tracking history.

While the Supreme Court declared that the president’s health care law is constitutional, they were unable to make it popular. Fifty-two percent (52%) still favor repeal of the law.  That’s little changed from a week ago and little changed since the law was passed more than two years ago. However, while most voters still hope for repeal, the belief that it will happen has fallen sharply.  Just 39% now believe repeal is even somewhat likely, down from 61% last week.

Ratings for the Supreme Court have slipped since the health care ruling.  A week ago, 36% said the high court was doing a good or an excellent job. That’s down to 33% today. The big change is a rise in negative perceptions. Today, 28% say the court is doing a poor job. That’s up 11 points over the past week.

A growing number (56%) now believe the Justices pursue their own agenda rather than ruling on an impartial basis. Also, the number who see the Court as too liberal is up while the number who see it as too conservative is down. The Court’s ratings are slipping at a time when just 22% believe the government has the consent of the governed.

Political analyst Michael Barone writes that even though the health care law survived, the political playing field has changed. “It's not a winning issue for the incumbent.” '

Rasmussen Reports | 'Daily Presidential Tracking Poll' at Monday, July 02, 2012 by staff

http://www.rasmussenreports.com/public_content/politics/obama_administration/daily_presidential_tracking_poll