While challenger Mitt Romney is in a dead heat with President Barack Obama in some polls, Montgomery County voter registration numbers tell a different tale.
In the six-month registration window between the 2012 Primary and General Elections, the Democratic Party gained 8,639 registered voters, while the Republican Party brought in 3,546. Of the 17,893 voters who registered in that time period, 5,708 of them registered in various other parties.
As of the October voter registration deadline, the Democratic Party had 255,227 registrants and the Republican Party had 215,205 out of 554,870 voters in Montgomery County.
Just prior to the 2012 Primary Election, there were 246,588 registered Democrats and 211,659 registered Republicans out of 536,977 total voters in the county.
Which means that to help put conservatives into offices, Montgo's Republicans cannot afford to sit out elections anymore. And Republican Committee Persons must take responsibility for making that happen.
They also said if he thinks they are going to back him for the nomination for president in 2016, he has no chance. In essence what they were doing in actuality was admitting they knew Romney can't win.. truth be told! Can we find out what the deficit was after Bush's first term and the war in full force? This would be very interesting to find out...eh? Candy H.
RINO (Republican In Name Only). Chris Christie gave the worst RNC keynote speech in history, and if he thought hugging Obama would gain his beloved state 150 million extra disaster dollars, he hugged the wrong Presidential candidate. You can build a thousand bridges and they still won't call you Christie the Bridgebuilder. But just hug one Democrat 4 days before an Election and see what they'll call you forever. RINO.
See these sites: http://www.usdebtclock.org/ http://www.davemanuel.com/history-of-deficits-and-surpluses-in-the-united-states.php http://www.treasurydirect.gov/govt/reports/pd/histdebt/histdebt_histo5.htm