Democrats/Progressives not happy w/ obama - Raplh Nader Interview
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bedspirit
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True. Cavuto is a bit of a douche to Ron, but not as bad as O'reilly.
mame
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It's only natural that he gets criticism from the left, myself included, because he has moved too far right in an attempt to work with Republicans - which wouldn't necesarily be a bad thing except for the Republicans are not willing to work with him and they have no problems calling him a socialist Marxist Kenyan - even as he takes heat from his own party for being too conservative? IMO his attempts to be post-partisan have proven to be naive - but he will not be challenged and he should not be challenged...
He can still do good with his presidency and whether you righties believe it or not he still has a pretty good chance of winning a second term - especially if the GOP nominates someone like Bachmann. At any rate, Clinton is next in line as far as I'm concerned and she'll make a fine president but right now is Obama's time.
He can still do good with his presidency and whether you righties believe it or not he still has a pretty good chance of winning a second term - especially if the GOP nominates someone like Bachmann. At any rate, Clinton is next in line as far as I'm concerned and she'll make a fine president but right now is Obama's time.
Carne Seca
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Bachmann slit her own throat after the Tea Bag Debate.
dukeanthony
New Member
has to be True
Michele Bachmann is really christian and would never lie, bear false witness, or make things up
UncleBuck
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ummmm, duh?
hazyintentions
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You truly believe 100% in Obama don't you? Kind of like supporting Picard as he flies into a wormhole.....
cannabineer
Ursus marijanus
mame
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No, not 100%, but Obama is a better choice than any of the Republicans running ATM. I mean, I disagree with him sometimes - especially when he caves to the Republicans - but overall I believe he is a good president... If he had a cooperative congress, a lot of the policies that he would pursue I happen to support. I know that if he wins his second term, that Democrats will likely gain some power and possibly even take the house back and that his second term could be a Clinton-esque comeback in terms of his legacy as he'll finally be able to get something done...
But that all depends on who runs against him... A strong candidate could beat Obama; Lucky him, it looks like he's likely to be put up against some down syndrome kid like Bachmann or Perry..
