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The only person who can beat Obama is Romney, a RINO.
LOL.
Romney will not beat Obama, nor will GinGrinch. Not only do they not have strong Conservative support (and rightfully so) but they will attract ZERO Democrats, no matter how terrible the economy is next year.
Ron Paul is the only candidate that can bring American together and if he were given the chance to run against Obama I feel it would be a landslide win.
This lineup of GOP buffoons is so not ready for prime time i'm starting to wonder if the GOP want to lose on purpose so they can have another fun filled 4 more years of whining and moaning and blaming everything on the other side.
This lineup of GOP buffoons is so not ready for prime time i'm starting to wonder if the GOP want to lose on purpose so they can have another fun filled 4 more years of whining and moaning and blaming everything on the other side.
This is the worst time to be the President. You would be better off sitting out the next 4 years and wait for 2016 when things stabilize globally.
Romney will not beat Obama, nor will GinGrinch. Not only do they not have strong Conservative support (and rightfully so) but they will attract ZERO Democrats, no matter how terrible the economy is next year.
Ron Paul is the only candidate that can bring American together and if he were given the chance to run against Obama I feel it would be a landslide win.
Yep. Paul supporters are coming from all over. Disgruntled Obama supporters, Tea Party types, Occupiers, conservatives, etc. I completely agree with you
Romney will not beat Obama, nor will GinGrinch. Not only do they not have strong Conservative support (and rightfully so) but they will attract ZERO Democrats, no matter how terrible the economy is next year.
Ron Paul is the only candidate that can bring American together and if he were given the chance to run against Obama I feel it would be a landslide win.
He cannot even beat the idiots and sleezy fellow Repubs in the Primaries and yet you think he should be GIVEN a chance. His chance is now and he is not doing well, all you have to do is look at the latest polls, Paul is still far behind and guess what, he will remain there. Heck, is ideas on abortion and the military are both enough to ensure he will Never be President and as Martha would say, that is a Good Thing
This lineup of GOP buffoons is so not ready for prime time i'm starting to wonder if the GOP want to lose on purpose so they can have another fun filled 4 more years of whining and moaning and blaming everything on the other side.
I have been wondered the same thing, and now I am begining to think there is some merit to it. Their choice.
Romney will not beat Obama, nor will GinGrinch. Not only do they not have strong Conservative support (and rightfully so) but they will attract ZERO Democrats, no matter how terrible the economy is next year.
I doubt Romney or Gingrich can even get independents, unless you consider Neocon tebaggers independents, which I don't.
The Republicans are torn two ways- they all want to see Obama go, but they can't give up their social agendas. To win, they have to find a candidate that will appeal to crossover voters more strongly than a weakened sitting President who still has high ratings in personal likeability, and that will require a good fiscal agenda, not a social agenda.
Everyone is either hurting or worried right now economically. That means the emotional stuff is going to play as big a part in 2012 as it did in 2008, or in 2006, when the first signs of a recession were beginning to darken our skies. The gays, women, vets leaving the service, the long-term unemployed, the young, and the minorities are all going to play a deciding factor in this election.
If the Republicans are on the wrong side of issues that pertain to all these groups, they lose.
No one is going to vote out Obama, who has been on the right side of all these groups, even though he has let all of them down. They are simply not going to give up a known guy in these hard times and take a chance on another, who is an unknown. It's just the same now as when Bush won in 2004.
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