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Nita, he's in trouble deep, either way....People hate him so much that if it would look like another 4 yr...Its hard to tell what they would do. The economy will definetly turn around, bar some natural disaster, it is the normal business cycle. It has nothing to do with Obama, but because of this overgrown government he has placed over the past year....It will be a bit sluggish, only a part of what it could be. And on the next economic down cycle we are screwed!
yes, it is a normal cycle and yes, the economy should turn around, but I think it might be too slow. You know and I know the Pres has little to do with the ups and downs of the economy, but the average voter doesn't see it that way.
2012 is a long way away but most Americans at this point will not be voting for Obama for a second term. 3/4 of the people I talk to are not happy with Obama to say the least. Who are the soon to be future stars of the republican party most likely to take office in 2 1/2 years?
Beware of most Republicans or Democrats running for office, most all loyal corporate globalist supporters (Security and Prosperity Partnership Agreement AKA No. American Union) in the now merging of U.S, Mexico and Canada through increased immigrants of all kinds including illegals for business profits and when they are legal can bring all their relatives here, CNN: up to 80 million. U.S.=3rd world country. VOTE for 3rd party Non globalist, only way for people to win.
Non corporate globalists up for election such as Ron Paul are the answer if you read publications on this issue. In last election debate Paul was only one to tell the truth on the No. American Union which hosts then tried to portray as a fairy tale. Other non globalist candidates have been Duncan Hunter, Fred Thompson, Darrell Issa, Tom Tancredo. It's a shame that these globalist actor politician candidates are smarter than we the public who in ten years will say "how did we let this happen". I wanted Romney last election till it was clear he was too a big business corporate globalist. Illegal immigration views are the litmus test for candidates.
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Beware of most Republicans or Democrats running for office, most all loyal corporate globalist supporters (Security and Prosperity Partnership Agreement AKA No. American Union) in the now merging of U.S, Mexico and Canada through increased immigrants of all kinds including illegals for business profits and when they are legal can bring all their relatives here, CNN: up to 80 million. U.S.=3rd world country. VOTE for 3rd party Non globalist, only way for people to win.
Non corporate globalists up for election such as Ron Paul are the answer if you read publications on this issue. In last election debate Paul was only one to tell the truth on the No. American Union which hosts then tried to portray as a fairy tale. Other non globalist candidates have been Duncan Hunter, Fred Thompson, Darrell Issa, Tom Tancredo. It's a shame that these actor politician candidates are smarter than the public who in ten years will say "how did we let this happen". I wanted Romney last election till it was clear he was too a big business corporate globalist. Illegal immigration views are the litmus test in candidates.
Everyone write-in Ross Perot for the republican primaries! If he won't run we'll draft him.
Everyone write-in Ross Perot for the republican primaries! If he won't run we'll draft him.
Ross Perot wanted for President! One in a million. My biggest voting regret ever, thinking he's not on ballot so could not win, then gets 20% and would have won if we all acted on principle. I wonder how things would be different now if he had been President.
But there was so many differnces between Reagan and Obama. For starters and we were in the DC area at the time, very much involved, so I speak with some knowledge, overall Reagan was really liked and people respected him and his patiotism. He was not a devider. People really do not like Obama. if the economy improves greatly and the anmensty issue is resolved, with our borders protected better, then yes, Obama will beat any Republican. If this doesn't happen, he will be in deep trouble.'
I really do not think Romney will get the nomination, but who knows?
Nita
So you claim people liked Reagan then, and don't like Obama now, even though Reagan's numbers were worse??
Ross Perot wanted for President! One in a million. My biggest voting regret ever, thinking he's not on ballot so could not win, then gets 20% and would have won if we all acted on principle. I wonder how things would be different now if he had been President.
I believe Huckabee finished second w/240 delegates Mitt had 148.
But your point is pretty telling though it looks like Huckabee!
Huckabee did finish slightly ahead in delegate votes to Romney, 278 to 271. Romney finished ahead in total votes in the primaries, 22% to 20%. So while this appears to be a dead heat, it is worth remembering that Romney dropped out after Super Tuesday, shut down his campaign, and threw his support behind McCain. His support then collapsed. Huckabee continued to run hard for another four weeks, essentially drawing even with Romney in the standings, so to speak.
So I give Romney second-place for these reasons, though I can see the rationale for giving at least a share of it to Huckabee. I do think Huckabee has a shot at the nomination; I just think Romney has a much better one.
Everyone write-in Ross Perot for the republican primaries! If he won't run we'll draft him.
the Ron Pauls and Perots are past their prime. But in our dreams it might be a little differeent..Someday maybe we will have another choice similar to one of them, but a choice that is electable. Neither of them could ever win a national election.
Gingrich? Is a Bush clone in almost every sense of the word
Sorry, I have to part ways with you here, big time. Gingrich was a professor of history for crying out loud. He was already plotting to become president when Bush was snorting coke and skipping out on the National Guard. They have very similar political commitments but Gingrich is a scrappy, self-made politician and owes nothing to a privileged dunderhead like Bush.
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