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What you have to remember here is his voter base . Blacks will vote for him no mater what and I fully understand that . Hispanics by in large will vote for him because they are the fastest growing entitlement receiving group , and ultra left wing liberal whites would vote for Fidel Castro before they would a Republican . So most of his voting base will be intact so it is no certainty that he will lose in 2012 , but I do think the Republicans do have a good shot at beating him because of the independent swing vote . They tend to have the most common sense and they do realise that Obama , Pelosi and Reid are wrecking the country financially .
I would be willing to bet, many of those blacks that voted last time and certainly many of the young college population will not vote in 2012.
OP, I know this is nitpicking but can you please not type like you're texting? Thanks!
Anyway, I'm sure I would vote for him again. I initially voted for Hilary in the primary because I knew more about her & always vowed that if she ever ran for president I would vote for her. She lost the primary so since I am a pretty die-hard democrat, I voted for Obama. I don't regret voting for him at all. While I don't agree 100% with each & every single thing he's done, I agree for the most part. Now, if Russ Feingold ran against him....hmm, that would be really difficult but I think I would vote for Feingold. Not only being that he's one of my state's senators but also because he's got gumption (which I think Obama has in many ways as well) & he's voted against/for things that others haven't.
For Obama to have only served 35% of his first term, he has accomplished much. I personally will vote for Obama again. To be honest I would NEVER vote for a Republican. EVER
Just looking at the poll results...it seems Obama will loose the majority
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