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In an opinion piece for Bloomberg, the consumer advocate calls the potential GOP presidential hopefuls a "field of Republican weaklings" and warns that conservative governors are turning off swing voters with their hardline stands against unions.
I've been saying this for months. The ONLY possible threat to Obama is Hillary Clinton.... And good soldier that she is, she will wait until 2016 to go after the Big Chair. And very likely, win it then.
Nothing in the GOP field or any others have any traction with independents, is the problem.
I have no idea or even the first clue what a repug will be doing. I have a pretty good idea of Indys, however.I've been saying this for months. The ONLY possible threat to Obama is Hillary Clinton.... And good soldier that she is, she will wait until 2016 to go after the Big Chair. And very likely, win it then.
Nothing in the GOP field or any others have any traction with independents, is the problem.
So, do you think some of the more "center right" Republicans are sitting out on purpose and waiting for 2016? I have heard good things out of John Thune, while not hearing any of the birther/Muslim/Socialist BS. Yet, he chose not to run? Has the GOP thrown in the towel already?
Nothing in the GOP field or any others have any traction with independents, is the problem.
If Indys aren't presented with a VERY attractive choice vs. Obama, they WILL vote again for Obama. Me included.Nothing in the GOP field or any others have any traction with independents, is the problem.
Whistling past the graveyard, huh?
Obama is not popular and we are plunging into sever recession. He flippantly tells those concerned with rising fuel costs that they should consider a trade in - which is what they will do.
If Indys aren't presented with a VERY attractive choice vs. Obama, they WILL vote again for Obama. Me included.Nothing in the GOP field or any others have any traction with independents, is the problem.
Whistling past the graveyard, huh?
Obama is not popular and we are plunging into sever recession. He flippantly tells those concerned with rising fuel costs that they should consider a trade in - which is what they will do.
Why? Indys aren't partisan and what we want most of all is a divided government. And with the GOP firmly in control of the House, and probably going to either make inroads in the Senate or take it over completely, we want a Democrat President to keep them in check, above all else.If Indys aren't presented with a VERY attractive choice vs. Obama, they WILL vote again for Obama. Me included.Whistling past the graveyard, huh?
Obama is not popular and we are plunging into sever recession. He flippantly tells those concerned with rising fuel costs that they should consider a trade in - which is what they will do.
I would think Independant voters would vote for a potato over Obama at this point.
If Indys aren't presented with a VERY attractive choice vs. Obama, they WILL vote again for Obama. Me included.Whistling past the graveyard, huh?
Obama is not popular and we are plunging into sever recession. He flippantly tells those concerned with rising fuel costs that they should consider a trade in - which is what they will do.
I would think Independent voters would vote for a potato over Obama at this point.
Why? Indys aren't partisan and what we want most of all is a divided government. And with the GOP firmly in control of the House, and probably going to either make inroads in the Senate or take it over completely, we want a Democrat President to keep them in check, above all else.If Indys aren't presented with a VERY attractive choice vs. Obama, they WILL vote again for Obama. Me included.
I would think Independant voters would vote for a potato over Obama at this point.
Obama is quite personable, every poll shows it. People like him personally, but there's a little less like when it comes to policies.Why? Indys aren't partisan and what we want most of all is a divided government. And with the GOP firmly in control of the House, and probably going to either make inroads in the Senate or take it over completely, we want a Democrat President to keep them in check, above all else.I would think Independant voters would vote for a potato over Obama at this point.
In most cases I agree but Obama isnt personable like Bill Clinton or George W. Bush was. I just dont think people like him much and they don't see him as much of a leader. If the economy doesnt improve drastically by mid 2012 he is gone.
If Indys aren't presented with a VERY attractive choice vs. Obama, they WILL vote again for Obama. Me included.
Nothing in the GOP field or any others have any traction with independents, is the problem.
Whistling past the graveyard, huh?
Obama is not popular and we are plunging into sever recession. He flippantly tells those concerned with rising fuel costs that they should consider a trade in - which is what they will do.
Why? Indys aren't partisan and what we want most of all is a divided government. And with the GOP firmly in control of the House, and probably going to either make inroads in the Senate or take it over completely, we want a Democrat President to keep them in check, above all else.I would think Independant voters would vote for a potato over Obama at this point.
In most cases I agree but Obama isnt personable like Bill Clinton or George W. Bush was. I just dont think people like him much and they don't see him as much of a leader. If the economy doesnt improve drastically by mid 2012 he is gone.
