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Isn't it a foregone conclusion the man will be voted out of office much like many Democratic congressmen and senators? Why would any educated and rational person think Obama will win re-election in 2012?
Not sure where you got your education but I'd ask for my money back!
Reagan and Clinton had lower approval ratings than Obama at the same point in office and were re-elected.
Bush Sr. had much higher approval ratings than Obama at the same point in office and was not.
That doesn't require a lot of education to discover, just five minutes or so on the Internet.
ETA: Sorry, I must've breezed by Smash255's post, which pretty much said the same thing.
The people who voted for Obama in 2008 are not going to vote for a Caribou-Barbie backed candidate. They will more than likely vote for the Democratic Party nominee, who for now we will assume to be Obama. The Democrat base will be out in full force come 2012, especially if the economy is going well.
The people who voted for Obama in 2008 are not going to vote for a Caribou-Barbie backed candidate. They will more than likely vote for the Democratic Party nominee, who for now we will assume to be Obama. The Democrat base will be out in full force come 2012, especially if the economy is going well.
Says the man who ignores the inherited trillion dollar structural deficit, the two wars, and the greatest economic decline since the Great Depression which all occured after January 21st of 2009 right?
As a staunch black conservative: Mark my words. I GURANTEE he will be reelected. Hands down and it wont even be a close race.
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