POLL: Should Obama drop out--so the DNC can pick another Presidential candidate?

[oreo]

I thought I would poll people--as I know many of you voted for Barack Obama in 2008--and have since have changed your opinion. Everyone knows that Hillary Clinton was kicked to the curb for Barack Obama.

We are seeing the left wing of the democrat party cave in on their support--with moderate democrats starting to support more conservative candidates--and everyone is complaining about Obama's failed economic policies.

It appears that the fat lady is starting to hum loudly--and Obama's chances for winning re-election are not good. According to a recent Gallop poll Obama's economic approval is clear down to 26%--and he broke through the 40% mark--now down to 39% on his overall job approval rating.

So would you prefer that he drops out now--so the DNC can pick another candidate to run against the GOP candidate? Or do you want stick it out with Barack Obama? Just a reminder to everyone--when Carter was failing--Ted Kennedy ran against him for the nomination.

 

[Avatar4321]

Who are they going to pick?

 

[oreo]

Who are they going to pick?

The answer: Anyone they wanted to.

 

[Salt Jones]

Who are they going to pick?

Someone that will cost them the black vote.

 

[Charles_Main]

Absolutely not. This is coming from someone who want's him to Lose. I think it is important that America Reject his Polices at the Ballot Box and send him home. If he drops out the left will always argue we will never know, he Might have been Re-Elected.

No sorry, he needs to run and a sound Fiscal Conservative needs to win. We need that message sent.

 

[BoycottTheday]

Ya;ll just dont understand.

When recovery summer hits

the Oman is a shoe in for sure.

 

[ShackledNation]

No, I would rather see him defeated.

 

[Charles_Main]

Who are they going to pick?

Hillary would be the Obvious Choice, Perhaps with a Minority Male VP. After all that's how Both Parties pick em. Not based on who they are and what they have done, but Rather on how many Votes from Which Groups can they get.

 

[BoycottTheday]

How about Al Gore?

 

[EriktheRed]

The OP is getting waaaaaayyyyyy ahead of himself.

 

[hellofromwarsaw]

In your dreams. Duped AGAIN. D'OH!

 

[Mr.Owl]

The only other declared Democratic candidate is Randall Terry, whose just a self-destructive anti-abortion nut job who wants to "challenge" Obama for the presidency. So, no.

 

[rightwinger]

Does it really matter?

Either Obama or Hillary will crush the bunch of lightweights the Republicans are running

 

[Paulie]

a sound Fiscal Conservative needs to win.

Such as....?

 

[Liability]

The President should decline to seek re-nomination. But he has zero integrity, so he will run, instead.

If the rest of the Democratics had a lick of sense, they would mount a primary contest to deny the loser his bid for re-nomination.

But, what they lack in sense, they also lack in nadz.

They are going to willfully permit the loser to seize re-nomination uncontested and then watch, mutely, stupidly, dumbly, ignorantly, and in their bewildered fashion as he gets creamed in the General Election.

Fine by me. I just wish that his eventual opponent had some actual conservative credentials and integrity. I am a little underwhelmed by his opposition field at present, however.

 

[Avorysuds]

The simple fact of the matter is Republicans have the best chance of winning if it's Republican VS Obama... Or at least that is at this time, lots can change. Obama's base has shifted away from him at this point, dramatically.

 

[elvis]

Who are they going to pick?

Someone that will cost them the black vote.

You're a racist voter. Thanks for clearing that up.

 

[elvis]

The OP is getting waaaaaayyyyyy ahead of himself.

Of course.

 

[Full-Auto]

The OP is getting waaaaaayyyyyy ahead of himself.

How? It was a question of should

 

[oreo]

The OP is getting waaaaaayyyyyy ahead of himself.

Of course.

I am not ahead of myself--I didn't vote for Obama--but was just asking Obama voters if they want another candidate to run in 2012.

And none of them are answering--