Pogo
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- Dec 7, 2012
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You're overthinking it. This isn't about quality or even policy. Its about feeling. He's the emotional choice.
Agreed. Just like Obama was and we've seen the aftermath of that.
O'bama didn't get elected on "emotion". The economy had just collapsed. You could be a doorknob and get elected when the opposition's identified with economic disaster.
Obama was a better candidate than McCain. And yes....the economic meltdown was pinned on the GOP by the media....(that's what they do). But the easy lending policies went back to Clinton. Their are an equal number of fingers in that pie....on both sides of the political spectrum.
It didn't need to be "pinned on" anybody --- the public simply says, this is a disaster, who's in charge? And the answer is "Bush", and then they see this:
-- a self-immolating prophecy.![]()
Fair enough. But since Obama has been in charge for the last seven years does the economic stagnation, increased poverty, and erosion of the middle class get pinned on he and Hillary?
By your logic that is only fair....right?
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Let's take it slow, stay with me here....
The 2008 election, which is what the above post was about, didn't take place over the past seven years.
It took place in 2008.
In a single day in fact.