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    Quote Originally Posted by Phoebe Bump View Post
    It IS the truth, isn't it? And he should hammer away at the slow but steady progress he's made (and as he anticipated 3.5 years ago) despite the Boehner and McConnell torpedos. Take the fight to the enemy and make him stand on GM.
    No....the truth is you elected a 143 day Senator/Community Organizer who never ran so much as a lemonade stand much less a candy store......who doesnt have a frickin clue on how to improve an economy.

    And surprise......his policies have been an absolute failure by any and all measures including his own.....and his economy sucks ass Time to step foot out of Imaginationland.......where corrupt slimeball community organizers are economic gurus and job creation wizards....Reality awaits.
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    The strategy might work if the bloom had not come off of the rose. That is the challenge Axelrod faces. More and more people are now questioning Obama and not simply swooning at everything that he says. The Obama loyalists on this Forum are not the typical American. The loyalists will vote Obama regardless of what he does/doesn't do. Axelrod knows he has those votes locked down.

    The statute of limitations on blaming Bush have run out. Also, people know which party was in power in the house and senate the last 2 years of Bush.

    Romney is forcing people to think of the terms "Executive" and "leadership". If Axelrod tries to blame Bush it portrays Obama for what he really is, weak, not an executive or a leader.

    As much as people might dislike ROmney as the GOP candidate you have a guy who has been

    loyal to his wife and family
    turned around the Olympic committee
    resided over 4.7% unemployment as a governor
    ran a successful business and made a success of himself
    looks presidential
    acts like a confident executive
    did well in school

    there really are no chinks in the armor which rational people would question him. It really is a challenge to team Axelrod
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    Obama has done a lousy job, and honest people from both sides of the aisle are realizing it. In a couple of months, we all should realize the likely outcome of the election. In the fall of 08, it was obvious that B. Hussein Obama was going to win, and that's when the stockmarket started going down.

    We gotta get that idiot out of office if we want to survive as a free nation.

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    Quote Originally Posted by sec View Post
    The strategy might work if the bloom had not come off of the rose. That is the challenge Axelrod faces. More and more people are now questioning Obama and not simply swooning at everything that he says. The Obama loyalists on this Forum are not the typical American. The loyalists will vote Obama regardless of what he does/doesn't do. Axelrod knows he has those votes locked down.

    The statute of limitations on blaming Bush have run out. Also, people know which party was in power in the house and senate the last 2 years of Bush.

    Romney is forcing people to think of the terms "Executive" and "leadership". If Axelrod tries to blame Bush it portrays Obama for what he really is, weak, not an executive or a leader.

    As much as people might dislike ROmney as the GOP candidate you have a guy who has been

    loyal to his wife and family
    turned around the Olympic committee
    resided over 4.7% unemployment as a governor
    ran a successful business and made a success of himself
    looks presidential
    acts like a confident executive
    did well in school

    there really are no chinks in the armor which rational people would question him. It really is a challenge to team Axelrod
    Wait a minute! obama was a good community organizer and assisted ACORN in voter fraud very well. And he showed up for a lot of votes in Congress, his record of voting "present" proves that.
    DON'T BLAME ME, I DIDN'T VOTE FOR THE FOOL! X 2
    LIBERALISM,,the new front name for,,,COMMUNISM
    TWO people spending ONE person's money, DOES NOT improve the economy!
    "Money is better than poverty, even if its just for financial reasons."--Woody Allen

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    It's gonna be fun! We can already see the libs scattering like a bunch of cockroaches that have he light of truth shone on them.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Lil Mike View Post
    If the economy slips into another recession like Europe has, is that still a crisis he's inherited or does he finally have to take some responsibility for something?
    It's still Bush's baby. 'Course, Bush didn't actually sign pink slips.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Dan40 View Post

    But the voters will show in Nov. that it IS the Democrats/obama's fault!
    No, that will only show that the right has been successful in tricking the voters into thinking it's all Obama and the Dems fault. Not to say they don't share some of the blame, but trying to pin it all on them is ludicrous and dishonest.
    "The whole "us verses them/right verses left" mentality is childish; leave that crap in the sporting arena and understand that political discussions are no place for torrid, angry argument, rather rational dialogue whereby we may deepen and hone our own beliefs. Anyone declaring "liberalism" or "conservatism" as finite terms distinguishing absolute morality is grossly misguided and closed minded. They're just words; and we're just people. Political positions aren't sports teams." - TitoSparks

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    Quote Originally Posted by Phoebe Bump View Post
    It IS the truth, isn't it? And he should hammer away at the slow but steady progress he's made (and as he anticipated 3.5 years ago) despite the Boehner and McConnell torpedos. Take the fight to the enemy and make him stand on GM.
    You are full of ----. Yes, oboobma did follow the worst president ever (oboobma is second worst). But he has done nothing helpful and doesnt even have any good ideas, Romney will thump him and get the country on the right path.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Phoebe Bump View Post
    He's got to maintain contact with the people who voted for him in 2008. A lot of people liked Obama, but a whole lot more detested Bush. And there are tons of parallels to be drawn between Bush and Romney. He shouldn't be worried about taking prisoners. Romney sure isn't.
    There are more parallels to draw between Bush and Obama.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Junkieturtle View Post
    No, that will only show that the right has been successful in tricking the voters into thinking it's all Obama and the Dems fault. Not to say they don't share some of the blame, but trying to pin it all on them is ludicrous and dishonest.
    Both can share the blame for CAUSING asinine laws that brought about the fiscal/housing crisis. Democrats and obama get 100% of the blame for not fixing the problem. They tried the Stimulus in Feb 2009. And they have not tried ANYTHING ELSE since. The Stimulus FAILED. What did b.o. and Dems do????? They tried more Stimulus, over and over. They get 100% blame for not scrapping a clearly failed policy and trying something else. LIKE the president debt commission GAVE b.o. in Dec 2010. Other options were/ARE available, they refuse to consider anything but their failed first policy. Stupid, inept, incompetent, nearly criminal, and deserving of total blame.
    DON'T BLAME ME, I DIDN'T VOTE FOR THE FOOL! X 2
    LIBERALISM,,the new front name for,,,COMMUNISM
    TWO people spending ONE person's money, DOES NOT improve the economy!
    "Money is better than poverty, even if its just for financial reasons."--Woody Allen

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