Originally posted by Benchkey
OBAMA will be our next President. Or should I say AGAIN.
If we see Obama as our next President, we will have turned into Iran.
He really can't be defeated.
We saw how well the Democrats did in the 2010 elections, so I wouldn't be so sure.
He is in office, he is supported by industry and the incredible amounts of money they are pouring into his campaign.
Yes, unions have made up the top 16 out of the top 20 "heavy hitters" in the last 20 years in campaign contributions.
He will receive the black vote
Possibly.
He will receive the liberal vote
I think the liberals will vote for Ron Paul.
He will receive the vote of illegal immigrants if they are given citizenship
Obama hasn't made good on any promises he's made them so far and has exceeded Bush's numbers on deportations since he's been in office, so I doubt
it.
He will receive the vote of most women
No, women are intuitive and can see right through him.
He will receive the vote of the young who think of him as a progressive
Sorry, most of the young are out of work and very ticked off about it. They've seen no progress since Obama's been in office in that regard and
they haven't lived long enough to want to waste another 4 years waiting to see if he can create jobs.
He will receive the vote of the working man, as he promotes long term unemployment benefits
Possibly, but they'd rather see job creation. If they see Obama throwing a bunch of money at green jobs that are failing, they might change their
mind.
He will receive the vote of most people who don't follow what is going on in the financial and political sector.
Yes, his best chance at getting votes is with the ill informed.
He will receive the vote of Wall Street and their financial incentives.
Sorry, most of them have already thrown their money at Romney. After all, Romney has big Goldman Sachs connections.
He will receive the vote of the Banking industry for the same reasons.
Why would they do that? Obama's already taken away their ability to be bailed out again and taken away their ability to make more fees off of credit
cards, etc.
Face it. Four more years, maybe more as he is young and possibly the election prohibition against additional terms might get wiped out. ???
We'll see a NWO before that happens.
I don't support the indefinite detention of anyone without trial. I
didn't support it when Bush did it and I don't support the legislation that allows it. I wish Obama had refused to sign it until that provision was
taken out, but the Senate refused to take it out. 
