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seems the dem's and socialists dont want obama to run in the next election
maybe its a victim play .. but if not who they gonna put in ?? i really cant see any stand outs with the backing obozo has but even the yurmahn group want obozo gone ( Oxford based socialist society and think tank )
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Well Jack;
it turns out that liberals think that Obama has been listening way too much to several of the same folks who advised the likes of G.W. Bush and Bill Clinton. In other words, regarding many important financial issued, Obama is way too conservative (pro-status quo). Liberals wonder if he is strong enough to stand up to K-Street, Wall Street, Corporate Media, etc, etc. On the other hand, most liberals know that if the GOP was in charge of everything, it would be even worse for working class and middle class Americans. Thus, to Democrats and Liberals, President Obama continues to be the best choice, from a pro-middle class/working class point of view. Ok, so what if President Obama did not run for a 2nd term? I think Hillary Clinton would be the top choice for most Democrats. Many Democrats consider her to have the iron spine needed to stend up to K Street, Wall Street, and the corporate owned media. Of course, that's a lot of spine to ask for when all of the political campaigns of Democrats and Republicans are paid for by the same group of super contributors. Best regards, Greg |
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I honestly don't think there is any chance that the Dems will run anyone but Obama.
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yeah i'm smelling a "victim play" too , get the loyal obamaites back on side with pity and fear of stopping "the progress they have made"
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Progress and Obie cannot be used in the same sentence.
![]() Hillary scares me. Should could give him a run, but if she lost, it would be a career ender.
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Thanks folks , this is what i'm thinking too , and this gives a great opening for some counter op's ,
split the loonie left time .. ![]() oh what wicked web's we weave , when first we set out to deceive seen what a lighter does to a spiders web ? Last edited by jack404; 11-07-2011 at 06:27 PM.. |
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I've been saying for years that Hillary will be the 2012 dem nominee. Look for Obama to announce he's stepping down after this term early next year. (Jan-Feb)
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And I don't think Hillary will run. She says she is out for sure if Obama is reelected. |
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So she has nothing to lose. Hmmm...
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No way obama doesn't run, with his colossal ego he probably thinks he's already been reelected
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Bobitis... The only thing she has to lose is her Secretary of State job. Since it is an appointed position, she can't keep it while running for President. Of course, she says she will quit anyway if Obama is elected again so no big loss. She has consistently said that she no longer has any designs on the White House. But in a way that is kinda scary. What 'bigger' job is she after now? Something in the One World Govt?
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President of the International Monetary Fund.
I was actually quite surprised she sold her endorsement in 2008 for the Sec of State slot. I was certain she would hold out for a Supreme Court job.
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know how sweet a deal boss of the IMF is ? travel EVERYwhere ( 3rd world holes often but great places , holiday, take the family , all VIP class..
kick backs, paid pension fund, cars , offices staff , power ... or so "those in the know" think .. ![]() |
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I also hear she's working an angle to establish her royal bloodline, so she can be the next Queen of England.
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