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from what I've read, the right is not excited about ANY potential nominee so, who is stating that President Obama is trailing any "unnamed GOP candidate" in most states?
Most on the radical right live in a fantasy land making things up. Obama is leading "unnamed gop candidate" in every poll i've seen, including fox news.
I voted for Hillary Clinton in 2008 and would do so very willingly again IF it were to occur (but it won't... even if Hillary were to change her mind, the DNC worked too hard to get Obama through the first time and they wouldn't want to ruin that now).
Most on the radical right live in a fantasy land making things up. Obama is leading "unnamed gop candidate" in every poll i've seen, including fox news.
The mean of those 5 polls has Obama +2.8, which is actually quite small. And if you throw out the high and low polls, the number drops to a +1.6 spread. But more telling is that in all of the polls listed, Obama does not get >50%. For an incumbent President not to poll above 50% is a sign of discontent in the country and that there is an opening for another candidate.
I'd vote for Hillary. She's not perfect, but she's smarter than Obama, more experienced, and if she wins, Bill likely becomes Secretary of State - and his diplomatic track record is pretty good.
What is this "experience" you say that Hillary has?? Being the WIFE of a president is not experience. She has ZERO diplomatic training as can be seen by need of "special envoys" being sent around the world. She was a carpetbagger senator only elected as payback to her husband.
What is this "experience" you say that Hillary has?? Being the WIFE of a president is not experience. She has ZERO diplomatic training as can be seen by need of "special envoys" being sent around the world. She was a carpetbagger senator only elected as payback to her husband.
LOL. On EVERY question she was asked during the debates and interviews, she gave straightforward, sensible answers. Then-Senator Obama could barely come up with speculative responses and simply tried to keep returning to the issue with Iraq to garner up his anti-war base. Her ideas on healthcare, on foreign policy, and even on domestic policy are issues Obama fought against and yet has adopted because his policies were too idealistic and unrealistic.
I wanted Obama to become a strong leader but he just hasn't shown that to me. Instead, he has drawn from the Bush playbook and the Clinton playbook without his own promises coming true (e.g., closing Gitmo, having criminal court cases for the terrorists, not having a mandate for healthcare, not starting a new war). I am done with him.
I'd vote for Obama. It's fun to watch conservatives squirm and pull their hair out.
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