Peggy Noonan : Obama Is Likely to Lose

[JazzyTallGuy]

Originally Posted by Dragneel

Suppose everything we think we know about the president’s political position is wrong? That’s what I think became clear this week.You know the conventional wisdom. It is that unemployment ticking down, plus the economy inching back, plus the power of the presidency to affect events, equal a likely Obama victory in 2012. Smart people, especially Republicans, believe this. But how about this for a thought: It’s not true. It’s all wrong. Barack Obama can be taken, and his adversaries haven’t even noticed. In fact, he will likely lose in 2012. Only one thing can save him. More on that further down.


Peggy Noonan: Home

And Noonan isn't conservative, certainly not.

Peggy Noonan was a speech writer for Ronald Reagan.

She is biased against President Obama. I don't see her as an objective source for any analysis.

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Who are the Republicans going to run against President Obama?

Huckabee?

Rommney?

Trump?

Pawlenty?

They all come with their liabilities.

Also it's highly improbable the Republicans win Wisconsinm Ohio, or Michigan in the 2012 presidential elections.

[JazzyTallGuy]

Originally Posted by BigJon3475

She's definitely not a right-winger. At most she would probably consider herself a moderate.

How do call somebody that wrote speeches for Ronald Reagan and worked on the Bush 43 campaign "A moderate"?

She's a conservative throught and through.

[case44]

Originally Posted by Dragneel

Suppose everything we think we know about the president’s political position is wrong? That’s what I think became clear this week.You know the conventional wisdom. It is that unemployment ticking down, plus the economy inching back, plus the power of the presidency to affect events, equal a likely Obama victory in 2012. Smart people, especially Republicans, believe this. But how about this for a thought: It’s not true. It’s all wrong. Barack Obama can be taken, and his adversaries haven’t even noticed. In fact, he will likely lose in 2012. Only one thing can save him. More on that further down.


Peggy Noonan: Home

And Noonan isn't conservative, certainly not.

She makes a good case. The survey numbers are encouraging news for real Americans. Barry will never get past the one impression people get from him, and that is, he is unresponsive to the needs of the American people. It's only about his agenda. His pathological lying and penchant for arrogance don't resonate well with most people. He hasn't worked well with Congress or anybody else for two-plus years. The perception hasn't changed. He's even alienated some people within his own party. While there are questions about who the Republicans will bring to the table in the 2012 presidential primaries and whether they'll garner interest, I would think that no matter who we send, that candidate has a real chance. If the congressional elections last year are any indication, then the message is clear that Americans want ---- and desperately need ---- a new face in the seat of the White House.