Hillary VS Obama 2012?

[Meister]

Will Hillary make a run at the presidency in 2012? IMHO, Hillary is laying low on several of Obama's policies. She hasn't said a word of interest on Obama's healthcare reform, I haven't heard a word on Cap and Trade. I really do feel she is waiting to see if Obama continues to slide in the polls setting up a possible run. Here is one person's opinion:

JG, Caesarea: Hillary to Run Against Obama in 2012

 

[hjmick]

I fully expect Hill to tender her resignation just prior to the official start of the next Presidential campaigning season. If not sooner. I think Obama's plan in giving her the SoS position was to keep his enemy close and under some control. She has pretty much been rendered irrelevant and unseen since taking the job, and in many instances I've noticed others in the administration taking on a task that would have ordinarily fallen to the SOS. I think this may start to occur more frequently, essentially making her ineffective as well.

Of course, I could be wrong.

 

[CryGlennCry]

Will Hillary make a run at the presidency in 2012? IMHO, Hillary is laying low on several of Obama's policies. She hasn't said a word of interest on Obama's healthcare reform, I haven't heard a word on Cap and Trade. I really do feel she is waiting to see if Obama continues to slide in the polls setting up a possible run. Here is one person's opinion:

JG, Caesarea: Hillary to Run Against Obama in 2012

Wow.
You just posted a link to some guy's blog??
What, you don't have your own opinion??

BTW, the whole scenario is ridiculous.
The DNC would never let her run against Obama seeking re-election.

 

[dilloduck]

Will Hillary make a run at the presidency in 2012? IMHO, Hillary is laying low on several of Obama's policies. She hasn't said a word of interest on Obama's healthcare reform, I haven't heard a word on Cap and Trade. I really do feel she is waiting to see if Obama continues to slide in the polls setting up a possible run. Here is one person's opinion:

JG, Caesarea: Hillary to Run Against Obama in 2012

Wow.
You just posted a link to some guy's blog??
What, you don't have your own opinion??

BTW, the whole scenario is ridiculous.
The DNC would never let her run against Obama seeking re-election.

The DNC is against democracy ?

 

[WillowTree]

Will Hillary make a run at the presidency in 2012? IMHO, Hillary is laying low on several of Obama's policies. She hasn't said a word of interest on Obama's healthcare reform, I haven't heard a word on Cap and Trade. I really do feel she is waiting to see if Obama continues to slide in the polls setting up a possible run. Here is one person's opinion:

JG, Caesarea: Hillary to Run Against Obama in 2012

Wow.
You just posted a link to some guy's blog??
What, you don't have your own opinion??

BTW, the whole scenario is ridiculous.
The DNC would never let her run against Obama seeking re-election.

that's where Hillary made her last big mistake, she should have said fuck the DNC and ran as an independent. She would probably be sitting in the White House this very day.

 

[Toome]

Uh, folks, it doesn't work that way. The Democratic Party will nominate Obama. There's no competition involved unless Obama opts not to run for re-election. The only competition for the party nomination will be on the Republican side.

 

[JakeStarkey]

HRC is not going to run against BHO if he wants renomination: not in 2012, not in any year.

For starters, he has proved clearly that he had the machinery of the party in his corner. Secondly, if she even thought it, she and her supporters would lose the patronage of the federal government in their own states. BHO would give to someone else who supported him.

 

[Meister]

Will Hillary make a run at the presidency in 2012? IMHO, Hillary is laying low on several of Obama's policies. She hasn't said a word of interest on Obama's healthcare reform, I haven't heard a word on Cap and Trade. I really do feel she is waiting to see if Obama continues to slide in the polls setting up a possible run. Here is one person's opinion:

JG, Caesarea: Hillary to Run Against Obama in 2012

Wow.
You just posted a link to some guy's blog??
What, you don't have your own opinion??

BTW, the whole scenario is ridiculous.
The DNC would never let her run against Obama seeking re-election.

...I thought I had posted my opinion. I just posted a source so people like you could see that it's not a rediculous opinion. Sheesh, you need to comprehend what you read.

 

[Sarah G]

Will Hillary make a run at the presidency in 2012? IMHO, Hillary is laying low on several of Obama's policies. She hasn't said a word of interest on Obama's healthcare reform, I haven't heard a word on Cap and Trade. I really do feel she is waiting to see if Obama continues to slide in the polls setting up a possible run. Here is one person's opinion:

JG, Caesarea: Hillary to Run Against Obama in 2012

That is not happening and he isn't "sliding" in the polls.. You can always dream tho.

 

[Meister]

Will Hillary make a run at the presidency in 2012? IMHO, Hillary is laying low on several of Obama's policies. She hasn't said a word of interest on Obama's healthcare reform, I haven't heard a word on Cap and Trade. I really do feel she is waiting to see if Obama continues to slide in the polls setting up a possible run. Here is one person's opinion:

JG, Caesarea: Hillary to Run Against Obama in 2012

That is not happening and he isn't "sliding" in the polls.. You can always dream tho.

Keep on dreaming Sarah.

PRINCETON, NJ -- President Barack Obama's most recent weekly job approval rating is 52% for the seven-day period ending on Sunday, similar to the 54% reading from the previous week but down significantly from 59% a month ago. His average disapproval rating during the past week is 41%.
Obama Weekly Approval Average Now 52%, a New Low


Obama's monthly average of 52% in September thus far (through Sept. 23) is among the lowest Gallup has measured for elected presidents since World War II in September of their first year in office.

http://www.gallup.com/poll/123182/Obama-Approval-Holding-Steady-Low-50s.aspx

 

[dilloduck]

Uh, folks, it doesn't work that way. The Democratic Party will nominate Obama. There's no competition involved unless Obama opts not to run for re-election. The only competition for the party nomination will be on the Republican side.

Is that in the Constitution ?

 

[Big Black Dog]

Hillary verses Obama? Reminds me of the Movie, "Dumb and Dumber"...

 

[Modbert]

This won't happen. However, it is every Republican male's wet dream besides Sarah Palin.

 

[Toome]

Uh, folks, it doesn't work that way. The Democratic Party will nominate Obama. There's no competition involved unless Obama opts not to run for re-election. The only competition for the party nomination will be on the Republican side.

Is that in the Constitution ?

LOL. It's called reality.

Look at it this way, if the Democrats are dumb enough not to re-nominate Obama (and that's a distinct possibility, albeit pretty remote), then that's the equivalent of saying, "look, folks, we were wrong the first time with Obama as our choice and believe that so-and-so would make a better choice." That's political suicide on an epic scale. So, to put it another way, the Democrats are stuck with Obama unless he himself opts out, and I don't see that happening. Even if Obama truly wanted out, he's stuck wearing the ballroom gown in 2012.

But if you want to fantasize about a run-off between Hillary and Obama, be my guest.

 

[Meister]

Uh, folks, it doesn't work that way. The Democratic Party will nominate Obama. There's no competition involved unless Obama opts not to run for re-election. The only competition for the party nomination will be on the Republican side.

Is that in the Constitution ?

LOL. It's called reality.

Look at it this way, if the Democrats are dumb enough not to re-nominate Obama (and that's a distinct possibility, albeit pretty remote), then that's the equivalent of saying, "look, folks, we were wrong the first time with Obama as our choice and believe that so-and-so would make a better choice." That's political suicide on an epic scale. So, to put it another way, the Democrats are stuck with Obama unless he himself opts out, and I don't see that happening. Even if Obama truly wanted out, he's stuck wearing the ballroom gown in 2012.

But if you want to fantasize about a run-off between Hillary and Obama, be my guest.

You don't think they learned anything from the Carter re election bid? Remember how that turned out?

 

[Sarah G]

Will Hillary make a run at the presidency in 2012? IMHO, Hillary is laying low on several of Obama's policies. She hasn't said a word of interest on Obama's healthcare reform, I haven't heard a word on Cap and Trade. I really do feel she is waiting to see if Obama continues to slide in the polls setting up a possible run. Here is one person's opinion:

JG, Caesarea: Hillary to Run Against Obama in 2012

That is not happening and he isn't "sliding" in the polls.. You can always dream tho.

Keep on dreaming Sarah.

PRINCETON, NJ -- President Barack Obama's most recent weekly job approval rating is 52% for the seven-day period ending on Sunday, similar to the 54% reading from the previous week but down significantly from 59% a month ago. His average disapproval rating during the past week is 41%.
Obama Weekly Approval Average Now 52%, a New Low


Obama's monthly average of 52% in September thus far (through Sept. 23) is among the lowest Gallup has measured for elected presidents since World War II in September of their first year in office.

Obama Approval Holding Steady in Low 50s

His lowest approval numbers are Rasmussen and Fox News. Is that a surprise to anyone? This is not an ordinary year in office, he is trying to dig America out of a gaping hole left by the previous administration. That has to be taken into consideration.

Sorry, you are the one dreaming.

 

[Modbert]

The problem for Republicans is that in 2012, they have no viable candidates to run for the office of President.

 

[LibocalypseNow]

Who cares? Trading one inept Socialist for another inept Socialist just isn't the answer. I'd like to see our country wave bye bye to both of them in the next election.

 

[Meister]

That is not happening and he isn't "sliding" in the polls.. You can always dream tho.

Keep on dreaming Sarah.

PRINCETON, NJ -- President Barack Obama's most recent weekly job approval rating is 52% for the seven-day period ending on Sunday, similar to the 54% reading from the previous week but down significantly from 59% a month ago. His average disapproval rating during the past week is 41%.
Obama Weekly Approval Average Now 52%, a New Low


Obama's monthly average of 52% in September thus far (through Sept. 23) is among the lowest Gallup has measured for elected presidents since World War II in September of their first year in office.

Obama Approval Holding Steady in Low 50s

His lowest approval numbers are Rasmussen and Fox News. Is that a surprise to anyone? This is not an ordinary year in office, he is trying to dig America out of a gaping hole left by the previous administration. That has to be taken into consideration.

Sorry, you are the one dreaming.

I took Gallup numbers because you would give no credence with any other polls. His numbers are what they are, and it really doesn't make any difference about the previous administration, when it comes to the next election....take that into consideration, Sarah.
I'm just throwing out the possiblity of a run off with Hillary, and obama. Be it not me to interupt your dream, Sarah.

 

[Toome]

The problem for Republicans is that in 2012, they have no viable candidates to run for the office of President.

I think it's a matter of the Democrats self-destructing, and they are quite capable of doing that just as equally as the Republicans did in '92 and '96. I don't see a lone Republican voice in the wilderness rallying the nation against Obama.

Obama cast himself as a moderate in liberal's clothing and has proven to be nothing more than a lackey for the extreme left. I think he grossly underestimated the American voter. They didn't want his liberal agenda; they just didn't want a continuation of Bush's agenda, which is what they saw in McCain. Instead, Obama interpreted his election as a mandate for the extreme liberal left agenda, and boy, did he get that wrong! I think Obama is speeding his way towards self-destruction, and Pelosi & Company only accelerating the pace.

But Americans are fickle voters. I don't anticipate another Democrat sweep of the Congress in the midterm elections if for no other reason than the Democrats proving that they certainly know how to spoil a good thing. I don't necessarily believe the Republicans will sweep neither. I think many Americans are satisfied with gridlock. It means that Congress can't make too many mistakes. Either way, depending on how the Congress shapes up, it will be a precursor to how the next presidential election will come out.