Obeah in the White House

[QUOTE=MsgMills;472539]Srry, but I just can't see the American people staying at home for this next Pres. Election like they did last time. Too many people thought their was no way a Black man was gonna be the President, especially one with no type of experience to lead our fine country.

But man did the American people get a slap in the face and woke up....This man has ran this great country into the ground from day one and it'll be years before the economy and budget will ever get under control again....

I'm actually waiting to see if any Democrat challenges Obama in the Primary or are the Democrats gonna be safe to say they feel the American people will re-elect the current POTUS....

I haven't researced any on this yet, but has a President running for re-election ever been beat in a Primary by another Presidential Candidate of the same party.

As far as Michelle Obama moving her parents into the White House, I sure hope it's not true....[/QUOTE]

They actually moved Michelle's mother into the White House before the Obama family moved in. The excuse was that she would be babysitting and caring for the children. Doesn't it tickle your behind like a feather, knowing that our tax money is paying the bill for her (and God only knows who else) to live there?

[QUOTE=waterdog101;472541]I don't think many voters stayed home back in 2008, it was the highest voter turnout in over 40 years. the whole country had all but crashed under bush. over 7 million people had lost ther jobs and most everyone that had worked and saved in the stock market, took a loss. and I'm one of them. President Barack Obama received 70 million votes to get elected, the highest number of votes ever received, by a President in American History.[/QUOTE]

Over 20 million lost their jobs under Obama and the college kids are getting smarter. They have seen their student loans interest rates increase because the feds took them over and they can't find jobs. Student loans are due and unemployed college graduates = No Obama. Obama is anti-business and business will not invest their profits in expansion until Obama is gone. No more hiring = no Obama. The deficit panel will cut social programs and defense spending = No Obama. It's a perfect storm!

[QUOTE=RoadToad;472603]You guys that think this next election is going to be a slam dunk need to wake up and smell the coffee. The Republicans have yet to come up with a candidate with any widespread support AT ALL. I don't even know who the current Republican frontrunner IS right now, and yes I've been paying attention, it just changes every day. And right now, according to the Rasmussen Report, "50% of voters say they at least somewhat approve of the president's job performance."
[URL]http://www.rasmussenreports.com/public_content/politics/obama_administration/daily_presidential_tracking_poll[/URL]

If you think it's a given that a majority of voters are going to vote for whoever the Republicans nominate, just to vote against Obama, you're fooling yourselves.[/QUOTE]

Charlie Manson could beat Obama right now!

[QUOTE=bassin_bug;472630]They actually moved Michelle's mother into the White House before the Obama family moved in. The excuse was that she would be babysitting and caring for the children. Doesn't it tickle your behind like a feather, knowing that our tax money is paying the bill for her (and God only knows who else) to live there?[/QUOTE]


I knew of her momma, but I didn't know of the aunts and uncles as other's staying fro free on our dime.....

Like I said before...it's not a sure thing that Obama will get the Democratic selection as the one who will run for President in the next election.

[QUOTE=Tom523;472632]Charlie Manson could beat Obama right now![/QUOTE]

I disagree. The guy has a billion dollars to spend, and every media outlet except FOX on his side. Most Americans pay a lot more attention to TV than politics.

[QUOTE=artcarney_agr;472588]Let's hope that he loses by the largest margin ever in American History this time. :)[/QUOTE] if Mitt Romney is the pubs nominee, then lets hope President Obama wins by a larger margin than he did 4 years ago. this Mitt guy is one very rich guy, that cares for no one but himself. thats my view of him anyway. I just couldn't make myself vote for the guy.

[QUOTE=Devils Horse;472657]I disagree. The guy has a billion dollars to spend, and every media outlet except FOX on his side. Most Americans pay a lot more attention to TV than politics.[/QUOTE]

So true. That accounts for alot of opinions with politics. Very little time is spent watching debates or reading about the qualifications of candidates. People just listen to the slanted views of the left winged media.
Obamy has a few at bats to go and if he hits home runs he will be tough to beat. Supreme Court ruling on Obamacare and the economy. If either go his way he will be tough to beat......not unbeatable by any means just not a cake walk.

[QUOTE=waterdog101;472668]if Mitt Romney is the pubs nominee, then lets hope President Obama wins by a larger margin than he did 4 years ago. this Mitt guy is one very rich guy, that cares for no one but himself. thats my view of him anyway. I just couldn't make myself vote for the guy.[/QUOTE]

I'm not on the Mitt bandwagon but where did you form this opinion from? Obamy is filthy rich as well. Obamy has done what for you and me? How many millions of Americans that are not working because of him feel like he has been great for the country or middle class? He has attacked Wall Street and rich folks while he has done next to nothing to get the 46-48% of Americans to net pay any tax. Wouldn't that be a start? He can't say that cause that's his die hard voting base where as "rich people" is a catch phrase for Republicans so he attacks them. Occupy wallstreet goons are a great example of this class warfare that he and other Libs have egged on.
You have to give Mitt credit where it's due and that is his grasp on what's going on in the country. Obamy as a candidate was ignorant about foreign policy, money and this country. He had to have someone load his TelePrompTer just to speak. Watch a few debates and consider what these guys are saying about China, our economy, our energy resources, jobs, borders and healthcare. It's always good to hear the other sides views. Don't forget the promises obamy made about spending all that money to keep unemployment low and shovel ready jobs. Both of which were crapp. His ties to solyndra and that bogus loan with our tax dollars, his appointment of Van Jones who was a radical freak that had to be replaced. Obamy has done nothing on his own.....unless you count obamacare and that's gonna raise our taxes some way because when you give away benefits or money to some it came from you or me.

[QUOTE=RoadToad;472603]You guys that think this next election is going to be a slam dunk need to wake up and smell the coffee. The Republicans have yet to come up with a candidate with any widespread support AT ALL. I don't even know who the current Republican frontrunner IS right now, and yes I've been paying attention, it just changes every day. And right now, according to the Rasmussen Report, "50% of voters say they at least somewhat approve of the president's job performance."
[URL]http://www.rasmussenreports.com/public_content/politics/obama_administration/daily_presidential_tracking_poll[/URL]

If you think it's a given that a majority of voters are going to vote for whoever the Republicans nominate, just to vote against Obama, you're fooling yourselves.[/QUOTE]

I think the Gubernatorial Election in Kentucky told us this,at least I see it this way as well,I just can't believe people are so blindly ignorant to what really goes on.
I think people should pass a competency test to be allowed to vote.;)