Obamas 3rd Term

[JAMESBJOHNSON]

http://www.jewishworldreview.com/cols/will110814.php3

Escape from ma's basement to vote for Hillary!

 

[colddiesel]

The Democrats need a (relative) cleanskin, from outa Washington, but the Republicans will be praying they nominate HRC.

The Republicans will portray her as having the competance of Obama, the moral compass of her husband and the experience of Jimmy Carter.

 

[JAMESBJOHNSON]

The Democrats need a (relative) cleanskin, from outa Washington, but the Republicans will be praying they nominate HRC.

The Republicans will portray her as having the competance of Obama, the moral compass of her husband and the experience of Jimmy Carter.

The GOP wont need to do anything I can think of. Hillary is so thin-skinned and arrogant she'll embarrass herself as soon as she opens her mouth or blows off a real question. I can imagine her walking out of a debate. I also think she's too damaged to attract real donors. I personally hope she wins the election for the enjoyment of watching her erupt and sputter in the arena.

 

[Que]

The Democrats need a (relative) cleanskin, from outa Washington, but the Republicans will be praying they nominate HRC.

The Republicans will portray her as having the competance of Obama, the moral compass of her husband and the experience of Jimmy Carter.

More or less true, but Hilary and Carter both had (have) more experience than Obama, even with 6 years in office. You have to count time actually on the job, time attending meetings, and whether one has the capacity and desire to learn from new experiences.

He has had 6 years to study economics. He still knows nothing. Carter had a bit more formal education with mathematics than Obama, but he was an indoctrinated Keynesian and you see how ell that went. Hillary is at least smart enough to know that when a wealthy investor in cattle futures tells you what is about to happen in a cattle futures market to pay heed.

 

[KingOrfeo]

The Democrats need a (relative) cleanskin, from outa Washington . . .

That's what Obama was. That's what W was. That's what Bill Clinton was. Maybe we need a Washington insider for a change, and Hillary is that by now.

 

[cowslinger64]

More or less true, but Hilary and Carter both had (have) more experience than Obama, even with 6 years in office. You have to count time actually on the job, time attending meetings, and whether one has the capacity and desire to learn from new experiences.

He has had 6 years to study economics. He still knows nothing. Carter had a bit more formal education with mathematics than Obama, but he was an indoctrinated Keynesian and you see how ell that went. Hillary is at least smart enough to know that when a wealthy investor in cattle futures tells you what is about to happen in a cattle futures market to pay heed.

We were on the brink of a depression 6 years ago dummy.. While the economy is no where near perfect, we've come a long way since the people you seem to think can run the country better were running the show.

Just think what could have gotten done if the right wing obstructionists hadn't been so hell bent on making Obama look bad that they were willing to let the country flush right down the toilet.

Bush 2 had experience...look where that got us.

 

[Que]

For those that are still whining about the economic conditions from 6 years ago...why bother typing up your administration-apologist drivel?

Just post this clip every-time of a smug, confident, economic expert charting the way forward economically:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=AofWhwUSdFc

The reasons for why the car is still in the ditch four more years after that speech are completely immaterial.

 

[PayDay]

The Democrats need a (relative) cleanskin, from outa Washington, but the Republicans will be praying they nominate HRC.

The Republicans will portray her as having the competance of Obama, the moral compass of her husband and the experience of Jimmy Carter.

It's going to be Biden, he'd fit considering the last election and this:
http://www.weeklystandard.com/blogs...-strategy-obama-angrily-cut-biden_818457.html

President Obama and Vice President Biden might not see eye-to-eye on immigration strategy. A hint of an apparent disagreement was on display during Obama's lunch with congressional leaders on Friday at the White House.

"The meeting was tense at times, according to a senior House Republican aide. The aide was not authorized to describe the back-and-forth publicly by name and spoke only on condition of anonymity," the Associated Press reports.

"Senate Democratic leader Harry Reid, about to lose his grip on the upper chamber, barely said a word. The aide said at one point as House Speaker John Boehner was making an argument on immigration, Obama responded that his patience was running out and Vice President Joe Biden interrupted to ask how long Republicans needed.*Obama angrily cut Biden off

As long as he doesn't foot to mouth too often from now on he'll get the ticket. He's in the perfect "I work with him and he hates me" position.

 

[colddiesel]

That's what Obama was. That's what W was. That's what Bill Clinton was. Maybe we need a Washington insider for a change, and Hillary is that by now.

Facts don't matter in elections. It's all about perceptions and the public perception is that Washington stinks.

 

[JAMESBJOHNSON]

I'm curious to know about Hillary's fund of experience....besides publishing new autobiographies every year or two and giving expensive speeches fulla silly opinions. Business doesn't create jobs.