hellofromwarsaw
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Do you know what a recession IS? It's the recovery Pubs have obstructed.
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He can campaign anywhere.
The majority of America still likes him. Alot.
too bad there are only a dozen small white towns with 6% unemployment for bambi to campaign in and blame the mess on Bush,Reagan and Lincoln.
too bad there are only a dozen small white towns with 6% unemployment for bambi to campaign in and blame the mess on Bush,Reagan and Lincoln.
Obama could draw a bigger crowd than Perry at any location in Texas
Obama will still draw massive crowds and the Republicans/TeaTards will send people to disrupt his rallies and shout down others
But...what the hell?....Thats politics
He can campaign anywhere.
The majority of America still likes him. Alot.
Umm I think you got your facts wrong. The majority thinks he is a failure of a president!![]()
I don't think you'll see anyting other than carefully staged rallies filled with supporters.
Nothing impromtu where he will have to hear unhappy taxpayers asking the tough questions.
Obama will still draw massive crowds and the Republicans/TeaTards will send people to disrupt his rallies and shout down others
But...what the hell?....Thats politics
Long as they don't send someone with a gun and a scope.
It's all good.
Shouting and signs are fine.
Gun fire is not.
He can campaign anywhere.
The majority of America still likes him. Alot.
Umm I think you got your facts wrong. The majority thinks he is a failure of a president!![]()
So you are in favor of getting rid of the Electoral College?![]()
Now put yourself in Obama's shoes. He can't win without all those swing states. Where will he campaign in Pennsylvania?(aside from Philly where many of his supporters are trashing stores in downtown),and how about Ohio?Ohio is worse of now than ever.Forget Florida,he has no place there to campaign there with 11/12% unemployment with small businesses on the edge.Obama has already lost Iowa,Virginia,North Carolina,Missouri,Indiana(and probably Michigan) What's Obama going to do? just campaign in very small towns with 6% unemployment?![]()
Hell, it doesn't look like Perry could even beat Obama in TEXAS!!
Poll: In presidential matchup, Obama would beat Perry in Texas - Washington Times
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Now put yourself in Obama's shoes. He can't win without all those swing states. Where will he campaign in Pennsylvania?(aside from Philly where many of his supporters are trashing stores in downtown),and how about Ohio?Ohio is worse of now than ever.Forget Florida,he has no place there to campaign there with 11/12% unemployment with small businesses on the edge.Obama has already lost Iowa,Virginia,North Carolina,Missouri,Indiana(and probably Michigan) What's Obama going to do? just campaign in very small towns with 6% unemployment?![]()
How bad have things got for President Obama's re-election chances in Colorado? His own allies are down on his chances at re-election and publicly knocking down his campaign's pretense of confidence. Governor Hickenlooper told Politico today that Obama will "have a hard time" winning Colorado in 2012 over voter dissatisfaction with the economy.
I'd like to see him return to some of the factories that he stood in touting the success of his stimulus plan...you know...the ones that are closed up a year later? Funny but I don't see that happening any time soon.
No, Barack will do what he did during the health care debate...he'll speak in front of hand picked liberal audiences that will cheer like crazy no matter what he says or no matter how bad the economy still is. I wonder sometimes if the reason that Obama still thinks he's on the right track with his policies is that his "handlers" very rarely let him come anywhere near someone with a dissenting view.
I'd like to see him return to some of the factories that he stood in touting the success of his stimulus plan...you know...the ones that are closed up a year later? Funny but I don't see that happening any time soon.
No, Barack will do what he did during the health care debate...he'll speak in front of hand picked liberal audiences that will cheer like crazy no matter what he says or no matter how bad the economy still is. I wonder sometimes if the reason that Obama still thinks he's on the right track with his policies is that his "handlers" very rarely let him come anywhere near someone with a dissenting view.