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Wed Jun-16-10 07:48 AM
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| 23. Yes. It's 1.5 years (almost) since the inauguration |
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If the Democrats retain the Senate and Congress in the November elections, there will be further changes made by 2012.
It will take years to clear the stench of Bush/Cheney. What other messes were left behind? The President has had to play Mr. Fix-it and is not able to be pro-active as he hoped.
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| -Do you think Obama will be re-elected? |
apples and oranges |
Jun-16-10 06:55 AM |
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With every fiber in my body...I hope so. |
BrklynLiberal |
Jun-16-10 06:58 AM |
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No - I think the dems will stay home and GOP will vote |
stray cat |
Jun-16-10 06:58 AM |
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If Dem voters stay home, the Dems in DC are to blame. |
tekisui |
Jun-16-10 07:09 AM |
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I think it's too early to tell. |
SemiCharmedQuark |
Jun-16-10 06:59 AM |
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Yes. n/t |
FSogol |
Jun-16-10 07:12 AM |
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Probably. |
xchrom |
Jun-16-10 07:12 AM |
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In 1982, Reagan looked in trouble. In 1994, Clinton was in trouble. |
TexasObserver |
Jun-16-10 07:15 AM |
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Exactly. |
trotsky |
Jun-16-10 07:16 AM |
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Yup. |
Robb |
Jun-16-10 07:26 AM |
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Yes. too early to tell. |
treestar |
Jun-16-10 08:28 AM |
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Absolutely |
AsahinaKimi |
Jun-16-10 07:15 AM |
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My answer is still yes, but that could change. n/t |
Laelth |
Jun-16-10 07:18 AM |
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Yes. |
tanyev |
Jun-16-10 07:19 AM |
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Probably...if he eventually throws a bone or two to the left. |
YOY |
Jun-16-10 07:21 AM |
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Barring something more amazing, no question. |
Robb |
Jun-16-10 07:23 AM |
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The thought of being under the right for the next administration sends me reaching for my nitro tabs |
mfcorey1 |
Jun-16-10 07:33 AM |
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It depends on who runs against him. |
Ganja Ninja |
Jun-16-10 07:34 AM |
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Depends on the job numbers. |
tekisui |
Jun-16-10 07:36 AM |
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I doubt if he will run again. |
Hubert Flottz |
Jun-16-10 07:37 AM |
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Yes |
zipplewrath |
Jun-16-10 07:39 AM |
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Perhaps, but not with my vote. |
VMI Dem |
Jun-16-10 07:40 AM |
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.... |
emilyg |
Jun-16-10 01:00 PM |
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Yes, he will. Republicans don't even like Palin. The media does. nt |
Captain Hilts |
Jun-16-10 07:45 AM |
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Once Democratics lose the majority in Congress... |
Junkdrawer |
Jun-16-10 07:47 AM |
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Except That He Can't Get Anything Done NOW, With a DEMOCRATIC Congress |
Toasterlad |
Jun-16-10 01:03 PM |
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The point is not what he gets done. The point is how far from the right he's allowed to posture.... |
Junkdrawer |
Jun-16-10 01:44 PM |
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Oh, I'll Be Watching Alright. However, I Suspect I Won't Be Seeing Anything New. |
Toasterlad |
Jun-16-10 02:05 PM |
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Yes. It's 1.5 years (almost) since the inauguration |
livetohike |
Jun-16-10 07:48 AM |
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If the election were today, I think he would win. |
racaulk |
Jun-16-10 08:25 AM |
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Depends on who Republicans nominate |
depakid |
Jun-16-10 08:28 AM |
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He either has to really pull something awesome out in the next 2 years |
XemaSab |
Jun-16-10 08:30 AM |
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If the oil is still gushing he'll lose big time. |
arcadian |
Jun-16-10 01:09 PM |
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Yes. n/t |
azmouse |
Jun-16-10 01:46 PM |
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Yes. |
closeupready |
Jun-16-10 02:10 PM |
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