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...and what percentage, in a recent poll, said if the election were held today, they would NOT vote for 0bama???
LOL!! Fine..... PLEEEEEEEEASE run Palin against Obama. I would then wager my house, my cars, my job, and my life on it that Obama wins.... (though I think you are well aware of this...)
I think it was deliberate. Knowing Pelosi in San Francisco was safe no matter what, he let her be the face of his agenda. It's easier for him to back away from it when he's up for re-election. You know it's the "I just wanted healthcare reform. I never specified what it was I wanted." We thought she was a dupe and he was a dope not to have his own healthcare bill. It looks more to me like a plan.
Up for re-election??? It's the man's first year in office...
Considering Obama's approval rating is higher than any Republican's favorable opinion rating, I'd have to disagree. Last night was one election between an under-funded candidate who didn't even bother to campaign and a social moderate who campaigned 24/7 and it was still close. I wouldn't count the chickens before they hatch.
But its not one elction. Ypou have to look at new jersey;Virgina and now a seat that has been held for 42 years i on e fo teh most blue of sattes. haven't had a republican senator since 1972.A new populart presdient in just one year that no longer seems to have coattails at all.Then loo at Reaids problems in nevada. lookig at the number of bluedog deomocrats who were the majptioty opf new elcted to congress;that looks like trouble to me. It really seem like the democrts are the ones that counted their chickens before they were hatched and with disdasterous results. just their piling on the ea party portesters as some nit cases seem like cutting your throat now with why we see independent abandoning the party like never before.
Palin has as good a chance of beating Obama as she does seeing Bigfoot. How's that?
Wrong, as usual with you.
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