Democrats are expressing growing alarm about President Obama’s re-election prospects and, in interviews, are openly acknowledging anxiety about the White House’s ability to strengthen the president’s standing over the next 14 months.Given Barry's record and what it did for them in 2010, I'm beginning to wonder if they're worried that he won't be re-elected or that he will.
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For the DNC at least to be concerned that The One might be re-elected, and continue His present destructive policies, would require two things on their part; (1) a rejection of Keynesian/socialist dogmas, plus (2) at least a minimal contact with reality.
ReplyDeleteI see no evidence that they are capable of either one. Therefore, I am forced to conclude that they will do anything to get The One re-elected, in the "hope" that they can complete their grand plan of "remaking America" fast enough that it somehow succeeds in creating Utopia before the roof falls in.
Or, failing that, that they can stave off the final crash long enough to take a fast corporate jet to some place that we have no extradition treaties with.
cheers
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