What next for the Obama campaign?

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   Cassie Smithposted 12 years ago

   What next for the Obama campaign?
   
   First Big Bird had to be saved, then Romney requesting binders of women's names was shocking because he's expected to pull this information out of his ass.  Meanwhile Obama pays his women staffers less.  Now Obama makes fun of Romney's name by using it in some wordplay, Romnesia.   Really?  Is this all he's got?  He has no clear plan for the next four years so he comes up with Romnesia?!  Who does he think he is a hubpage political blogger?  Obama concerns himself with such trivialities. So LAME! Obama complains about Romney's 5 point plan because he doesn't have  one.

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   collegedadposted 12 years ago

   To be honest we got  rid of our TV set so I haven't been able to keep track of the mess this year............and I couldn't be happier! I've watched the debates online and it seems like the same old song just a different chorus. I would love to see a third party candidate give them a run for their money. Someone that had a vast amount of business savvy and the desire to put our country back on track. Seems like we always have to choose the lesser of two evils.
   
   Personally I believe that congress should only be in session two months out of the year and the president should be on call. If we limit our government to the bare essentials and let the States govern as intended  we wouldn't be in debt up to our great grand children's ears!

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   Skarletposted 12 years ago

   I agree wit you Cassie.
   Some of Obama's statements are so childish I can't believe it.  Romney comes up with intelligent and important ideas,and Obama counters with some nonsense.

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   Ken Burgessposted 12 years ago

   I don't see how Obama gets re-elected, it is obvious that what we would have in Washington is four more years of gridlock, he clearly has no interest in compromising with the Republicans (despite his claims) and never tried to.
   
   I know people will say he did try, he has certainly lied enough to the people, and the media has been blaming the Tea Party Republicans voted into office on 2010 for ALL the problems in the world since day 1... but they were voted in by the PEOPLE and Obama ignored that simple truth because he has his own agenda and belief system and he will not deviate from it... even if it means America is brought to it's knees.
   
   You are also talking about a lot of Americans that have been out of work for a while now, the real number is closer to 50 million than the 23 million they claim, and Obama plans on adding a couple million more to that, on Jan 1st 2013 more than a million DoD employees (Civilian and Soldiers) are going to get their pink slips.
   
   With food prices going up, gas prices going up, energy prices going up, and the number of unemployed going up, more and more people out of work... America is going to become a hostile place, and Obama and his divisive personality and politics would be like a lit fuse stuck into a powder keg full of gunpowder.

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      breakfastpopposted 12 years agoin reply to this

      What's next? I would say packing up the Oval Office and the family quarters!!

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      Doc Snowposted 12 years agoin reply to this

      "...what we would have in Washington is four more years of gridlock..."
      
      Better than 4 years of budget-busting and Tea Party nonsense.
      
      "...no interest in compromising with the Republicans... never tried to."
      
      Not how it looked to me--"one term!"

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   wba108@yahoo.composted 12 years ago

   Fear and smear is all Obama has left! I can't for the life of me see how Obama could be perceived as the winner of the last debate, Romney just killed him with one fact after another, all Obama could do is stumble for answers and bring up trivialities.Maybe the best plan of action for the president is to start writing his concession speech because the last Gallup poll had Romney up 52%- 45%!

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   BSloanposted 12 years ago

   From the way he's handled these past 4 years, I would say next is another Jonas Brothers party for his daughters, or maybe 1Direction (they seem to be the popular group now) or maybe he's planning another party with JayZ and Beyonce.
   
   (All I see is lots of parties, jokes, making fun of others.  Is this the person who represents our country?  The head honcho?  We're in serious trouble if he gets re-elected.)
   
   Since no one has really done any work in Washington since all the campaining began, would anyone like to join us for a round of basketball?  Winner buys the beer!

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   tsadjatkoposted 12 years ago

   Poor Bigbird! Someone saw Big Bird carrying a binder and trying to buy a plane ticket to Romnesia. When asked what he was doing Big Bird said,
   "I don't know, this election has me scared and all confused. I'm scared I'll lose my job and with 23 million unemployed I won't find another job, I hate war and must get away from the war on women 'cause I can't see an "optimal" outcome and if we don't provide security for ambassadors on 9/11 how will we protect the world from IRAN?  and I hear the government is trickling down and businesses are scared! I'm afraid to have kids because I'm told they will be born owing $100,0000 and all I hear is none of this would be happening if it wasn't for bush. I don't know what a bush has to do with any of this! I never been off of Sesame street but all I know is I gotta get out of this Looney Toon country, Where is Romnesia anyway?."

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