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One more Year

JackDallas

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One more year we will have to endure incompetence and corruption living in the White House.

As this article notes, only one president, that being Richard Nixon, has ever won reelection with approval numbers as low as are Obama's are one year before the election.

http://www.washingtontimes.com/news/2011/nov/3/low-ratings-raise-the-bar-for-obama/

The problem for Obama is that Nixon defeated George McGovern ( to whom Obama bears a srtriking resemblance in his leftward lean). Too bad for Barack that McGovern is not seeking the Republican nomination for president this year, and neither is John McCain.

Obama will be running against a real American this time.
 
One more year we will have to endure incompetence and corruption living in the White House.

As this article notes, only one president, that being Richard Nixon, has ever won reelection with approval numbers as low as are Obama's are one year before the election.

http://www.washingtontimes.com/news/2011/nov/3/low-ratings-raise-the-bar-for-obama/

The problem for Obama is that Nixon defeated George McGovern ( to whom Obama bears a srtriking resemblance in his leftward lean). Too bad for Barack that McGovern is not seeking the Republican nomination for president this year, and neither is John McCain.

Obama will be running against a real American this time.

And I sincerely hope that real Americans will all - ALL - come out and vote Obama out of office.
 
Obama's approval ratings were reported this week to have increased from 41% to 47% on Bloomberg Business News. Richard Nixon was re-elected and look how that ended up.

Mr. Jack D. I think it is the US Congress that has more to be concerned about than President Obama....a little plast from the VERY RECENT PAST:



August 16, 2011

Congressional Job Approval Ties Historic Low of 13%

Disapproval rating of 84% highest in Gallup annals

by Jeffrey M. Jones


PRINCETON, NJ -- Americans' evaluation of the job Congress is doing is the worst Gallup has ever measured, with 13% approving, tying the all-time low measured in December 2010. Disapproval of Congress is at 84%, a percentage point higher than last December's previous high rating.



These results are based on an Aug. 11-14 Gallup poll, which includes the first update on Congress' job approval rating since the government reached agreement on a deal to raise the debt ceiling after contentious and protracted negotiations between President Obama and congressional leaders. Standard & Poor's subsequently downgraded the United States' credit rating, in part citing the current political environment in Washington. That sparked a week of intense volatility in the stock market, with days of sharp losses and large gains.

Frustration with Congress was evident immediately after the debt ceiling agreement, with a record-low 21% of registered voters in an Aug. 4-7 USA Today/Gallup poll saying most members of Congress deserve re-election.

And of course we know who is pulling the strings in Congress......"Minnie-Moe & Jack" With TP polls at low ebb and if the economy continues to show even the most marginal improvement I would be dusting off some resumes if I were the power elite in Congress come November 2012. Jobs that pay well without the expulsion of any effort are getting hard to find.
 
And I sincerely hope that real Americans will all - ALL - come out and vote Obama out of office.

This American is voting for Obama. I'd rather not go back to the policies that gave us our debt and current economy. In a rational world the Republican party would be extinct, at least its current version.
 
This American is voting for Obama. I'd rather not go back to the policies that gave us our debt and current economy. In a rational world the Republican party would be extinct, at least its current version.

Ooooops, then. Our current economy was brought to us by Democrats like Frank and Dodd and liberal policies like making sure that people who couldn't pay their mortgages were given houses to own. And Nancy Pelosi's desire to run Bush's reputation into the ground when she came into power in January of 2007.

Liberal policies have failed miserably. Time to go to some fiscal responsibility.
 
Ooooops, then. Our current economy was brought to us by Democrats like Frank and Dodd and liberal policies like making sure that people who couldn't pay their mortgages were given houses to own. And Nancy Pelosi's desire to run Bush's reputation into the ground when she came into power in January of 2007.

Liberal policies have failed miserably. Time to go to some fiscal responsibility.

Funny thing is that the Obama HATERS who are carrying on about his "approval rate" forget that there IS another year to go before the election. His approval rate may be worse by then BUT it damn well might be pretty good. What will they be saying then? Maybe they can go back to saying he's a Muslim. They just shrugged that one off after he put out what they were asking for (which I think was a mistake....why cater to the HATERS...they will just find something else to bash him about).
 
Obama for me as well, and there are millions more, you Wingers may be in for a rude surprise.

I haven't seen one single republican running that I'd vote for instead of Obama. They want to think all democrats have turned against him. Well maybe some have but when it comes down to voting for some lame duck republican instead of Obama, I'd bet many of them would still vote Obama despite all the effort the cons have made in the past few years to bring him down. I've never seen such an effort in my life. The PARTY OF NO and they're proud of it. Must suck to be so full of hate against one man.
 
I wonder if Obama will be forced to release his records in 2012. Still many unanswered questions about him and his origin.


It was brought to light that back in 1961 people of color were called

'Negroes.' So how can this 'birth certificate' state he is

'African-American' when the term wasn't even used back then??
 
Funny thing is that the Obama HATERS who are carrying on about his "approval rate" forget that there IS another year to go before the election. His approval rate may be worse by then BUT it damn well might be pretty good. What will they be saying then? Maybe they can go back to saying he's a Muslim. They just shrugged that one off after he put out what they were asking for (which I think was a mistake....why cater to the HATERS...they will just find something else to bash him about).

Whatever is said it will be about Obama's record. So far it's been terrible. I'm not holding my breath for him to suddenly figure out how to do things (and quit the whining and act like an adult for once). But I understand his supporters hoping he will do that.
 
Whatever is said it will be about Obama's record. So far it's been terrible. I'm not holding my breath for him to suddenly figure out how to do things (and quit the whining and act like an adult for once). But I understand his supporters hoping he will do that.

Obama's overall performance, or lack thereof, is his biggest liability to reelection in 2012.

Some of you can holler Evil Bush, or Obstructionist GOP, until you're blue in the face, but it will avail you nothing, especially when compared to Obama's abysmal performance.

There is no point you can prop him up on, and running a campaign condemning the opposition when you have held the buk of political power since 2007 just ain't gonna get it done.l
 
Obama knows he has fast tracked all of the damage he can do... for now -- expect him to moderate a bit in an attempt to paint over his communist CZAR appointmensts and his radical connections and his socialist bordering on communist agenda and actions. We will see who he can trick into voting for him again. Expect the mainstream media journolisters at ABC NBC CBS CNN MSNBC to harp on the DNC Daily Talking Points endlessly.

Whatever is said it will be about Obama's record. So far it's been terrible. I'm not holding my breath for him to suddenly figure out how to do things (and quit the whining and act like an adult for once). But I understand his supporters hoping he will do that.
 
Ooooops, then. Our current economy was brought to us by Democrats like Frank and Dodd and liberal policies like making sure that people who couldn't pay their mortgages were given houses to own. And Nancy Pelosi's desire to run Bush's reputation into the ground when she came into power in January of 2007.

Liberal policies have failed miserably. Time to go to some fiscal responsibility.

1. The FBI warned in 2004 that there was an epidemic of mortgage fraud. You seem to think that if someone walked into a bank and lied about their income that it was Barney Frank's fault that they got a mortgage. You do realize that it was up to the bank to verify their income and credit? Right?

2. Bush was in charge from 2001 to 2009. Was he so inept that the minority democrats kept him from doing anything? We were already in trouble in 2006. The democrats took office in January of 2007 and the recession officially started in December. What, specifically, did the democrats do in less than one year, to cause all those mortgage defaults?

3. Do you know what the "American Dreans Act" was? It was a Bush bill that lent money to people who couldn't afford a downpayment....that loan didn't count towards household debt when calculating affordable mortgage payments. That passed in 2003.

4. Did you know that the Bush administration decided in 2004 that banks could just about triple their acceptable debt? All that they needed to do to increased their risky investments was insure them with credit default swaps, which AIG was a principal source for.

5. Did you know that the Office of Risk assessment was just one guy, because the SEC under Bush, felt that the free market was the way to go? Did you also know that there was only one auditor assigned to AIG?

Democrats did vote for the repubican deregulation and they deserve blame for that, but it was legislation written by republicans that did the damage.
 
Whatever is said it will be about Obama's record. So far it's been terrible. I'm not holding my breath for him to suddenly figure out how to do things (and quit the whining and act like an adult for once). But I understand his supporters hoping he will do that.

Bush's record was terrible. He doubled the national debt. He doubled the unemployment rate. He destroyed the economy and resorted to throwing a few billion to GM and Chrysler to keep them afloat until Obama could be sworn in....I'm sure he figured they'd go under and then the repubs could blame him. W lost 750,000 jobs in just his last 30 days. The DJIA dropped to 7,000. Terrorists responsible for 911 were still conducting operations against the west. The economy that Bush turned over to Obama was the worst since Hoover in 1933.

Obama took office. Stabilized the unemployment problem. GM and Chrysler are sill around and actually hiring. The DJIA is at 12,000. We continue to create jobs in the private sector, but are losing jobs in the public sector. Our deficits are high, but what should be the priority?
 
Yes, and even though Cain has no real political experience....which could actually go in his favor....he is definitely the better man. Of course, Barry has set the bar so low......

who isn't?
 
Yeah....in a rabid, leftist, irrational world.....

conservatives, Christians AND the Republican Party would no longer exist.

And if that day ever comes....

there WILL be HELL ON EARTH....

quite literally.

And you lefties would rue the day you chose the dark side.
 
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