Doctors In America Endorse Mitt Romney Over Barack Obama In The 2012 Presidential Election

Barack Obama

A new poll states doctors in America have endorsed presidential candidate Mitt Romney over  incumbent, President Barack Obama. A survey by Jackson & Corker found if the election were held today 55% of physicians would vote for Mitt Romney. This should not come as a surprise.

 

Mitt Romney

This is a strong rebuke of President Obama's ObamaCare health care plan that needs a significant amount of work if it is to help as many Americans as possible, while not bankrupting the nation. 15% of voters in the survey are also switching from Obama to Romney as well. According to the survey, "Fifteen percent of respondents said they were switching their vote from Obama in 2008 to Romney in 2012. The top reasons cited for this change was the Affordable Care Act and the failure to address tort reform."

STORY SOURCE

Survey: Doctors choose Romney over Obama

RELATED ARTICLES 

Documentary Film 'Obama's America 2016' Rakes In Millions At The Box Office

U.S. Economy Is Stagnating In A Troubling Pattern And Cycle Of Corruption

The U.S. Economy Takes Another Nose Dive On Dismal Job Numbers And Negative Manufacturing Data

Pollster States If The U.S. Economy Does Not Improve Barack Obama Will Lose The Election To Mitt Romney

Barack Obama In Over His Head With The Economy And In Need Of Help

U.S. Economy Adds Fewer Jobs Than Expected In A Significant Slowdown

Mitt Romney Ad Slams Barack Obama For High Unemployment Among Minorities

Ben Bernake Rings Sobering Alarm On The Dismal State Of The U.S. Economy

Joe Biden: We Can't Replace The 8 Million Jobs Lost

Ben Bernake Didn't See The Financial Crisis Coming

Bernake Defends Reckless Spending

Obama Calls For Job Summit

Unemployment Up To 9.8%

U.S. Unemployment Continues To Rise

The Benefits Of Government Cost Cutting

 

GDP Data Shows The Recovery Failed

Artificial Growth

Artificial Growth - Part 2