Remodeling Maidiac
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I believe so. Obama can ill afford another shit performance.
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.I believe so. Obama can ill afford another shit performance.
If Obama performs as badly as the last time I think it will be difficult for him to recover from that, but I don't think that is going to happen this time. His campaign will definitely make sure he is better prepared and ready to fire off all the DNC talking points (Bain Capital, 47%, etc.)
If Obama performs as badly as the last time I think it will be difficult for him to recover from that, but I don't think that is going to happen this time. His campaign will definitely make sure he is better prepared and ready to fire off all the DNC talking points (Bain Capital, 47%, etc.)
Do you think those points will sway the undecided voters?
If Obama performs as badly as the last time I think it will be difficult for him to recover from that, but I don't think that is going to happen this time. His campaign will definitely make sure he is better prepared and ready to fire off all the DNC talking points (Bain Capital, 47%, etc.)
Do you think those points will sway the undecided voters?
No idea, but my cousin in New Jersey told me the other day that she has been undecided in this election. She hasn't voted for a Republican president since Reagan and she did vote for Obama in 2008, but after his and Biden's debate performances she is now leaning towards Romney.
It won't be over until late November 6th.
I believe so. Obama can ill afford another shit performance.
The empty chair will be there, it will just be louder, more arrogant and just as ignorant. One of the few things Maobama has going for him now is likability, if he gets stupid, that can go away and you can que the fat lady. Personally I don't think he can think on his feet well enough to pull off that balancing act, he'll make an ass of himself, kind of like slow Joe did.
Do you think those points will sway the undecided voters?
No idea, but my cousin in New Jersey told me the other day that she has been undecided in this election. She hasn't voted for a Republican president since Reagan and she did vote for Obama in 2008, but after his and Biden's debate performances she is now leaning towards Romney.
Interesting. I've heard a few stories like that as well but its gonna take more than a few.
I mean, his campaign has released a campaign ad that says he's faced more difficulties than most other presidents.
What a fucking idiot.