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besdayz Donating Member (173 posts) Send PM | Profile | Ignore Sun Jun-06-10 07:04 PM
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20. it will be 1984
all over again....

crappy first term after all the hype and talk....but then a landslide victory due to personal popularity.....

palin is their ferraro, romney their mondale....
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  -Can Obama win in 2012, given today's climate? The Republicans have no real leader. secondwind  Jun-06-10 04:36 PM   #0 
  - the reign of the conservative dems may continue, or perhaps we can get liberal/progressive? nt  msongs   Jun-06-10 04:38 PM   #1 
  - Yes. I think he'll continue to work toward goals, and many will have  gateley   Jun-06-10 04:39 PM   #2 
  - The goals he's "working toward" are shitty corporate goals, and he's working toward  salguine   Jun-07-10 08:45 AM   #41 
     - +1000  MissDeeds   Jun-09-10 08:35 PM   #86 
  - Yes. Clinton won in 1996 despite weak Congressional elections  gory   Jun-06-10 04:40 PM   #3 
  - Only two ways he loses ...  Cosmocat   Jun-06-10 05:19 PM   #13 
  - That was the whole idea  bluestateguy   Jun-06-10 07:03 PM   #19 
  - The problem with Obama  Bullet1987   Jun-06-10 04:41 PM   #4 
  - He did not abandon anyone. Many on the left abandoned him less than 100 days into his presidency  impik   Jun-06-10 04:50 PM   #7 
  - Disagree with you there. Who are they gonna vote for? Palin? Obama in a landslide!  InAbLuEsTaTe   Jun-06-10 09:22 PM   #31 
  - You seem to wish that on people a lot  depakid   Jun-06-10 09:57 PM   #34 
  - Obama & his stooge, Rahm, have made it clear he doesn't need the left  dflprincess   Jun-06-10 10:11 PM   #35 
     - When exactly did Obama "have made it clear he doesn't need the left"?  impik   Jun-07-10 12:51 AM   #39 
  - He cannot be abandoned by those he never really had in the first place.  Beacool   Jun-06-10 05:07 PM   #11 
  - Whaaaaaaat?  CakeGrrl   Jun-06-10 08:30 PM   #28 
  - Horseshit. He won by 10 million votes and the enthusiasm quotient  saltpoint   Jun-06-10 10:16 PM   #36 
  - That enthusiasm won't be there in 2012 now that we know who he really is  martymar64   Jun-09-10 08:58 AM   #78 
     - And who is not likely to be challenged from either his left or his right.  saltpoint   Jun-09-10 07:52 PM   #81 
  - He also beat HRC. Was she too unbearable to consider as well?! n/t  vaberella   Jun-07-10 04:43 PM   #57 
  - To some people she may have been.  Beacool   Jun-08-10 03:00 PM   #70 
  - Exactly  martymar64   Jun-09-10 08:57 AM   #77 
     - Well, I won't ever vote again for any Democrat just because he/she has a "D" after his/her name.  Beacool   Jun-09-10 08:14 PM   #83 
  - Actually, all the current polling out there shows extreme dislike of Obama only by conservatives  Jennicut   Jun-06-10 06:07 PM   #16 
  - Yuppers. Isn't he still high with Independents though? n/t  vaberella   Jun-07-10 04:43 PM   #58 
  - He's going to have a hard time getting progressives excited.  HooptieWagon   Jun-06-10 08:43 PM   #30 
  - Yes he can win. The republicans' current leader is Palin. Their base and media love her and she  AlinPA   Jun-06-10 04:47 PM   #5 
  - If we can get some job growth he will have an easy go of it.  harun   Jun-06-10 04:47 PM   #6 
  - I'm not even sure he'll run again. Why would he.  impik   Jun-06-10 04:51 PM   #8 
  - yeah, cause there is so much more out there for him ...  Cosmocat   Jun-06-10 05:17 PM   #12 
  - The point might be, "Why bother when he gets so much shit from all sides?"  CakeGrrl   Jun-06-10 06:49 PM   #17 
  - What he's always done: helping people who will actually appreciate him  impik   Jun-07-10 12:48 AM   #38 
     - LOL ...  Cosmocat   Jun-07-10 11:35 AM   #47 
     - He didn't pursue the job out of naivete  niceypoo   Jun-07-10 11:47 AM   #48 
  - Is that wishful thinking?  Beacool   Jun-08-10 03:02 PM   #71 
  - If he runs...he'll win. Republicans just keep losing. n/t  vaberella   Jun-06-10 04:52 PM   #9 
  - If Obama is NOT on the ballot as Demiocratic candidate in 2012,  pnorman   Jun-06-10 04:54 PM   #10 
  - *  Clio the Leo   Jun-06-10 07:58 PM   #24 
  - Obama may well be so unpopular by that time that even a nutter can beat him  depakid   Jun-06-10 08:30 PM   #27 
  - The next Republican presidency will KILL America DEAD.  HughBeaumont   Jun-08-10 04:43 AM   #65 
  - If people voted against the GOP in 2008 and are pissed at Obama for acting  Lorien   Jun-09-10 08:23 PM   #84 
  - I can't see anybody else winning  Proud Liberal Dem   Jun-06-10 05:42 PM   #14 
  - The Republicans have nothing...  Imajika   Jun-06-10 06:03 PM   #15 
  - The GOPs 'legitimate contenders' are all loonies too  niceypoo   Jun-07-10 11:53 AM   #49 
  - If he does not take his opponent lightly, I think his prospects are good  bluestateguy   Jun-06-10 06:49 PM   #18 
  - it will be 1984  besdayz   Jun-06-10 07:04 PM   #20 
  - The economic conditions may look more like 1992  depakid   Jun-06-10 07:17 PM   #21 
  - you are exactly right  Uzybone   Jun-08-10 03:47 PM   #75 
  - If Obama's approval stays at around 50% through 2010 and 11, he'll walk in 12.  Drunken Irishman   Jun-06-10 07:23 PM   #22 
  - He no longer has my vote  pmorlan1   Jun-06-10 07:30 PM   #23 
  - You voted for Obama in 2004?  Arugula Latte   Jun-06-10 09:48 PM   #32 
  - He DID give a very good speech! nt  verges   Jun-06-10 10:25 PM   #37 
  - Sorry 2008  pmorlan1   Jun-07-10 08:51 PM   #59 
  - uh. huh.  dionysus   Jun-07-10 08:37 AM   #40 
  - Same old tired Angry Left talking points  Political Tiger   Jun-07-10 10:21 AM   #45 
  - You're right. We should just all learn to love Big Brother  martymar64   Jun-09-10 09:02 AM   #79 
  - if we point to you, it will be to laugh  mkultra   Jun-07-10 11:55 AM   #50 
  - Siiiiiiiiigggghh . . .  HughBeaumont   Jun-08-10 04:52 AM   #67 
  - Yeah, whatever..we can count you out then. goodbye.  Cha   Jun-08-10 10:14 AM   #69 
  - six years from now...  Clio the Leo   Jun-06-10 07:59 PM   #25 
  - I think you are right. He is the best person for the job.  Xenotime   Jun-08-10 03:03 PM   #72 
  - the biggest problem for Obama is what I heard on CNN today  volvoblue   Jun-06-10 08:11 PM   #26 
  - That should not be news to anyone paying any attention to the MSM.  CakeGrrl   Jun-06-10 08:33 PM   #29 
  - True  Robbins   Jun-07-10 12:14 PM   #53 
  - The President might be vulnerable if a persuasive candidacy could  saltpoint   Jun-06-10 09:57 PM   #33 
  - Bloomberg won't run he doesn't have the stomach for it  oviedodem   Jun-07-10 10:05 AM   #44 
  - It really is funny seeing all the sky is falling people when in this environment Obama is still in  WI_DEM   Jun-07-10 09:57 AM   #42 
  - It is going to be tough. Remember republicans don't need a leader  oviedodem   Jun-07-10 10:04 AM   #43 
  - Sometimes the simple notion is the most accurate  niceypoo   Jun-07-10 11:56 AM   #51 
  - I think Obama will be re-elected  karynnj   Jun-07-10 11:03 AM   #46 
  - Yes, Obama can and will win...  kjackson227   Jun-07-10 12:01 PM   #52 
  - But if you listen to some of the comments around here lately  CakeGrrl   Jun-07-10 02:12 PM   #54 
  - Depends on who the Republican run and how the economy is doing  Freddie Stubbs   Jun-07-10 02:53 PM   #55 
  - They've got nothing. Obama should win comfortably. nt  AtomicKitten   Jun-07-10 04:22 PM   #56 
  - Clinton lost both houses of congress after 2 years, yet won reelection in a landslide  ShadowLiberal   Jun-07-10 09:08 PM   #60 
  - And the GOP really and truly does not have a candidate.  saltpoint   Jun-07-10 09:18 PM   #61 
  - Right now, he'd lose to any Republican in a landslide defeat  Politics_Guy27   Jun-07-10 11:47 PM   #62 
  - Agreed. nt  Phoonzang   Jun-08-10 03:25 PM   #73 
  - Bullshit.  Blue-Jay   Jun-08-10 03:29 PM   #74 
  - Nonsense. America has had enough of the Selfservatives  Lorien   Jun-09-10 08:25 PM   #85 
  - they will slowly come to realize the only one who can unite their mess is: JEBtm  JCMach1   Jun-08-10 12:54 AM   #63 
  - IMO, John Thune will be in the running and will give Palin a fight. nt  AlinPA   Jun-08-10 09:28 PM   #76 
  - I just came from posting on a conservative site on a "who can beat Obama in '12" thread...  old mark   Jun-08-10 01:15 AM   #64 
  - President Obama will win by 6 to 7%, and take 312 to 335 electorial votes  mikekohr   Jun-08-10 04:49 AM   #66 
  - I think you're absolutely correct-I'm thinking 315 EVs or so for the prez myself  Politics_Guy27   Jun-08-10 10:03 AM   #68 
  - If it all hinges on my vote then he's in trouble. n/t  Ganja Ninja   Jun-09-10 09:05 AM   #80 
  - If he has a Liberal/Progressive challenger in the primaries, then I would say probably not. eom  NorthCarolina   Jun-09-10 07:57 PM   #82 
 

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