WSJ : Peggy Noonan: Obama Cannot Win The Coming Election, page 7


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reply posted on 31-3-2012 @ 03:55 PM by openminded2011
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The problem with your argument is, people still remember the 8 years of Bu$h. Obama may not be a great president, but I am predicting a lot of people will not so much vote for him as against the other guy. We have seen what 30 years of republicans in power can create, a third world country. I dont think people want to go in that direction any more. And when you contrast him against this group of lunatics the GOP crop is this year, I think he will be a shoe in.
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reply posted on 31-3-2012 @ 04:05 PM by ajay59
Originally posted by Gorman91
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post by Eurisko2012



cool story bro.

I'd rather Obama over Adolf Santorum or Romney-bot.


You will be perfectly free to follow your Obamasiha to whatever country his azz gets booted to! We the people don't want him!


reply posted on 31-3-2012 @ 04:11 PM by openminded2011
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You might not want him but I GUARANTEE you you are outnumbered by voters who do not want a republican winning.



reply posted on 31-3-2012 @ 04:33 PM by Gorman91
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apparently you do, considering nobody wants Romney or Santorum. People do want Paul, but nobody knows about him.

By process of elimination, you get Obama. Enjoy!


reply posted on 31-3-2012 @ 05:18 PM by SeventhSeal
Originally posted by ajay59
Originally posted by Gorman91
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post by Eurisko2012



cool story bro.

I'd rather Obama over Adolf Santorum or Romney-bot.


You will be perfectly free to follow your Obamasiha to whatever country his azz gets booted to! We the people don't want him!


Actually, he has a point. I rather have Obama than Santorum. I think any logical human being can agree with that one.

I really do like Obama but his foreign policy is off the wall and he really did seal the deal when it comes to losing respect when he signed the NDAA.

Oh well. Either way, we're screwed.


reply posted on 31-3-2012 @ 05:39 PM by holywar666
reply to post by Eurisko2012



Obama not win the comming election? Are you joking? He's going to win by a landslide whether we like it not.


reply posted on 31-3-2012 @ 06:21 PM by milominderbinder
Originally posted by Eurisko2012
Instead of focusing on unemployment, declining home values and foreclosures,

Obama played 9,000 rounds of golf and gave us Obamacare ( DOOMED) ,

Dodd-Frank FinReg and Solyndra.

Peggy Noonan says Obama has been transformed into a Not - So - Smooth Operator.

- WSJ: Peggy Noonan -




Wait...so you're trying to tell me that Obama has AVERAGED 7.739 rounds of golf PER DAY, thus far during his Presidency. 7.739 rounds of golf, 7 days per week, 365 days a year....even on Xmas day? Even the day they got Bin Laden?

Playing 18 holes usually takes even an expert player with a golf cart about 3hrs on the lean side. That means Obama has spent 23.21 hours every single day GOLFING?

I guess it was all 9 holes, huh? I find it hard to believe a US President could possibly spend more than 12 hours each and every day golfing.

LOL

Seriously...before making BS claims...check your math.


reply posted on 31-3-2012 @ 06:32 PM by Darkinin
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What, are you saying that RP supporters are going to not vote for Paul no matter what when it's time? Seriously, anyone who thinks a RP supporter will vote Obama or Romney is either lying or is delusional. Whether or not RP wins any EC delegates is yet to be seen, he may win a state or two, or not, but he will win a substantial portion of the popular vote, maybe not much higher than ten or fifteen percent, but he'll sure as hell get something.

Also, what makes everyone think that Romney's going to win anything? Except for a couple of states which had special circumstances, he barely ever wins a majority, and if he does it's often within percentages points, if not tenths of points. Not to mention that Paul is eating convention states alive. Romney will be lucky just to be Near the number of delegates necessary to win the nomination if he doesn't start pulling in landslide victories in the remaining states. This nomination process will not end in a one-round vote, you can count on that.


reply posted on 31-3-2012 @ 06:32 PM by Battleline
reply to post by Eurisko2012

I hope you are right but I just can't see the people that are handling Obama and the socialist agenda letting 75 years preperation go. They have total control of the media,education system, most all political offices and government offices of any importance and probably more top military brass then you would belive.All they need is another four years to finsih this country off and bring it into the fold of the socialist/communist world government.

I look for a reason to cancel elections or marshell law where Obama becomes a dictator backed by the UN..............really hope I am wrong.


reply posted on 31-3-2012 @ 07:05 PM by AuranVector
Originally posted by Eurisko2012
Instead of focusing on unemployment, declining home values and foreclosures,

Obama played 9,000 rounds of golf and gave us Obamacare ( DOOMED) ,

Dodd-Frank FinReg and Solyndra.

Peggy Noonan says Obama has been transformed into a Not - So - Smooth Operator.

- WSJ: Peggy Noonan -


Conservatives should not celebrate prematurely. Obamacare may stand -- I do not trust the Supreme Court to make the right decision.

Santorum & Gingrich have stupidly done much damage to Romney. They need to get out of the race and let Romney concentrate on attacking Obama. There's a lot there to attack.

Obama has a very good chance of winning.

He has almost all Black voters (over 90 %);

most Hispanic (Mexican) voters;

many young "hipster" voters who still think Obama is the "kewl" choice -- they feel they need to support Obama to be seen as "kewl" -- after all most of the Hollywood celebs will support Obama;

many Dems who vote straight Dem no matter who is on the ticket;

Union supporters;

Left-wingers who want their votes to counter the GOP;

and many (if not most) of the Ron Paul supporters. They will vote for Obama again if R Paul does not get the nomination.

As someone else pointed out, most voters are not educated, they do not choose with their heads. They vote emotionally. So it doesn't matter that Obama is the murkiest (as in NOT transparent) President the US has ever had. It doesn't matter that Obama is as foul, as corrupt as any Chicago-style politician ever. It doesn't matter that Obama is clueless and inept as a leader.

Plus the anti-Obama forces are a disorganized mess, wasting time & money fighting each other.

Obama has a very good chance of winning.

We will see who TPTB choose to support -- if the Liberal MSM is an indicator, it looks like Obama.

I will do my part and vote against Obama. Romney is actually a better man than Obama on every front. Too bad.
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