Swing Voter Focus Group Shows Both Obama and Romney Have a Lot
of Convincing to Do  Words like 'untrustworthy,' 'narcissistic,'
'incapable' describe both candidates.  Voters in Washington, DC
during the 2008 Potomac Primary.  TAMPA---If Mitt Romney is to
win the presidency, he would do well to heed the words of self-
described moderate swing voters such has those who participated
in a focus group in Tampa Sunday afternoon.  Republican pollster
Frank Luntz convened the group of 23 men and women as a way to
assess political trends in the key swing state of Florida. And
by the looks of it, Romney's still got some work to do.  "The
campaign is still Mitt Romney's to lose," but swing voters
remain skeptical of him, Luntz explains.  Based on the two-hour
focus group, it appears that these voters are balancing two
conflicting feelings: a desire to reward a personally popular
President Obama for trying his best to improve the economy, and
a belief that GOP challenger Romney would be better equipped to
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