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And he will be reelected will you survive?
Probably, I do pretty well. So far Obama's policies have only cost me $1200.00 a month in lost income. The problem is the next president will likely have a SCOTUS pick or two. If Obama wins the election our nation is fucked for a generation.
Because of the wingnut Supreme Court - Obama MUST win reelection.
The President SUCKS dick as a public speaker without undue heavy reliance on the TOTUS.
He is vastly over-rated for his alleged oratorical "skills."
And he is vastly over-rated for his alleged intellect.
He will debate against Romney like he is busy going down on Larry Sinclair.
The President SUCKS dick as a public speaker without undue heavy reliance on the TOTUS.
He is vastly over-rated for his alleged oratorical "skills."
And he is vastly over-rated for his alleged intellect.
He will debate against Romney like he is busy going down on Larry Sinclair.
He's INSECURE...but ALL narcissists as Obama are like that.
"Mitt Romney is smart, he continued. Having said all that, I still think hes going to get smoked. The best he can do is hopefully come out not looking like a fool. Mitt will find out the hard way as soon as they have their first debate: You dont debate Obama.
Confirmation of what is already widely inferred. The debates in conjunction with the scrutiny of actual journalists, not the hosts at Fox Entertainment, will result in the presidents reelection.
Obama has debated Hillary many times and she is one of the best. Romney isn't going to know what hit him.. McCain beat him up in debates for goodness sake.
Unemployment may derail the best public speaker, we will know when they appear together and debate, not until then.
By Sabrina Siddiqui
Sidney Barthwell, perhaps the only former classmate of both Mitt Romney and President Barack Obama, thinks the former Massachusetts governor doesn't stand a chance when facing the incumbent president in debates prior to their November electoral contest.
When they debate, Barack will smoke Romney, Barthwell, a district court magistrate in Michigan, said in an interview published by The Daily on Tuesday.
"Mitt Romney is smart, he continued. Having said all that, I still think hes going to get smoked. The best he can do is hopefully come out not looking like a fool. Mitt will find out the hard way as soon as they have their first debate: You dont debate Obama.
Barthwell, 64, was the only black member of Romney's 1965 class at Cranbrook Schools and later attended Harvard Law School with Obama. He identifies himself as being politically independent, has donated money to both campaigns and has "tremendous respect" for both men, he said.
But whereas Obama struck Barthwell as "brilliant" at Harvard -- where the two became friendly while working together for the Black Law Student Association -- he recalled Romney's years at Cranbrook as nothing to write home about. "Mitt was not particularly popular. He was very, very ordinary."
More: Sidney Barthwell, Former Classmate, Predicts Trouble For Romney When Debating Obama
By Sabrina Siddiqui
Sidney Barthwell, perhaps the only former classmate of both Mitt Romney and President Barack Obama, thinks the former Massachusetts governor doesn't stand a chance when facing the incumbent president in debates prior to their November electoral contest.
When they debate, Barack will smoke Romney, Barthwell, a district court magistrate in Michigan, said in an interview published by The Daily on Tuesday.
"Mitt Romney is smart, he continued. Having said all that, I still think hes going to get smoked. The best he can do is hopefully come out not looking like a fool. Mitt will find out the hard way as soon as they have their first debate: You dont debate Obama.
Barthwell, 64, was the only black member of Romney's 1965 class at Cranbrook Schools and later attended Harvard Law School with Obama. He identifies himself as being politically independent, has donated money to both campaigns and has "tremendous respect" for both men, he said.
But whereas Obama struck Barthwell as "brilliant" at Harvard -- where the two became friendly while working together for the Black Law Student Association -- he recalled Romney's years at Cranbrook as nothing to write home about. "Mitt was not particularly popular. He was very, very ordinary."
More: Sidney Barthwell, Former Classmate, Predicts Trouble For Romney When Debating Obama
Hmm. Funny how any time anyone speaks less than kindly about Romney, they automatically become an Obama supporter.
Well really folks, this is important..
some FORMER classmate say Obama will smoke Romney in debates..
good grief
The landscape will be far different than 2008. Obama was a newcomer with a message of positive spirit.....hope and change. He had no record. He campaigned as a far more moderate guy. He has no message this time through that can even remotely resemble 2008. A record that is laughable. All Romney has to do is look presidential and look like a leader. Only the hopelessly duped and the k00ks think Obama is a leader and they are voting for him anyway. Its all about the independents s0ns..........all about the independents. They dont get snookered twice.
By Sabrina Siddiqui
Sidney Barthwell, perhaps the only former classmate of both Mitt Romney and President Barack Obama, thinks the former Massachusetts governor doesn't stand a chance when facing the incumbent president in debates prior to their November electoral contest.
When they debate, Barack will smoke Romney, Barthwell, a district court magistrate in Michigan, said in an interview published by The Daily on Tuesday.
"Mitt Romney is smart, he continued. Having said all that, I still think hes going to get smoked. The best he can do is hopefully come out not looking like a fool. Mitt will find out the hard way as soon as they have their first debate: You dont debate Obama.
Barthwell, 64, was the only black member of Romney's 1965 class at Cranbrook Schools and later attended Harvard Law School with Obama. He identifies himself as being politically independent, has donated money to both campaigns and has "tremendous respect" for both men, he said.
But whereas Obama struck Barthwell as "brilliant" at Harvard -- where the two became friendly while working together for the Black Law Student Association -- he recalled Romney's years at Cranbrook as nothing to write home about. "Mitt was not particularly popular. He was very, very ordinary."
More: Sidney Barthwell, Former Classmate, Predicts Trouble For Romney When Debating Obama
