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[Windflier]

"I can tell you that the president is not concerned with his reelection," Plouffe writes...

Well, Duh. His approval ratings have dropped faster than any president in history in just 20 months. He crossed over into negative territory a full 15 months ago, and will never see positive territory again.

Whaddya think, David? Has he got a chance at a second term?

The American people have seen Obama for the fraud that he is. He doesn't have a snowball's chance in hell of being re-elected.

[Frantzie]

So Soros employs all of them.

Hussein, McCain, Steve piece of S*it Schmidt and Plouffe. Nice job Arizona in voting McCain back in.

He was a fall guy - set up to lose in 2008.

[BobP]

[dynamitehack]

Big deal!
He was dealing with an unknown last time...that would hardly be the case in 2012. And then there's the whole Hillary thing...
'hack

[parisa]

How can he win a second term w/out his papers???

[Eye of Unk]

I’m trying to figure out how to make an income making forum comments.

[sunmars]

Thats because he aint running in 2012, it will be Hillary.

[Psalm 144]

“After dropping out of the University of Delaware in 1989 to jump on the campaign trail, Plouffe, 43, went back this year and got his bachelor’s degree in political science. At the same time, he’s joined fellow Delaware dropout Steve Schmidt, who was a top adviser to Republican John McCain in the 2008 campaign, in helping launch a new center for politics at the university.”

It just underscores that the alleged two party system is a mere rivalry to cover the entrenchment of a mandarin elite. Nothing new here.

[Diogenesis]

“Steve Schmidt, campaign manager for John McCain had this to say on last night’s Hugh
Hewitt show talking about the 2012 Presidential campaign:
‘If I had to bet money on it, if I had to bet money on it today, you’d have to say that the
people that I think look very good, very strong right now are Governor Romney,
Governor Huntsman. I think Newt Gingrich, should he run, is going to be a very
formidable, very formidable candidate. But the history of the Republican Party
nominating process is that it almost always goes to someone who’s been around the track
once before. And in that instance, in this instance, it would be Governor Romney. I
thought he was a very scary opponent looking from the other side of the table in that he
was almost like a learning organism at the end. He just kept getting better week by week
by week, and kept becoming stronger. And I think these national campaigns are very
unique, and I think most people learn a great deal with they go through them. And I think
one of the reasons that President Bush was able to make it through the process the first
time, unlike most people on the Republican side, is because he had been up close and
personal through a couple of national races. And I think Mitt Romney is a candidate, is a
far stronger candidate, prospectively, for the ’12 race because of his experience in ’08
than he was heading into the ’08 race.’”

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"Schmidt was importuned by several of the Republican aspirants for president earlier this year.
Mitt Romney sent him an antique chair to symbolize a seat at the table."

[ryan71]

Steve Schmidt was a mole, a plant.

The media picked our candidate and the Dems planted Schmidt to seal the deal.

[Seattle Conservative]

“David Plouffe’s days of spending time with his family may be nearing an end again. His president may need him in his 2012 re-election campaign.

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Through the fall, he’ll try to help Democrats in the fall elections for control of Congress. And then, assuming Obama calls, he’ll presumably play a major, albeit still undefined, role in his second presidential campaign.

If the president wants me back at some point later this year or next year, we’re ready for that,” he said in an interview.

Plouffe was one top member of the campaign who didn’t take a job in the White House.”

Either I’m being a bit picky and/or the paper and/or Plouffe aren’t telling the whole story and/or are parsing words. Perhaps the President hasn’t called for him to work on the 2012 campaign and he hasn’t been at the WH, but it appears that Obama has previously engaged Plouffe as an outside adviser to the President (for more examples of similar stores, just do a search under Titles for Plouffe:

Plouffe to play expanded advisory role for Obama

01/23/2010 10:37:31 AM PST · by NormsRevenge · 31 replies · 987+ views
AP on Yahoo ^ | 1/23/10 | Ben Feller - ap
WASHINGTON – The White House is turning for some political help to the man who led Barack Obama’s winning presidential campaign. .. Plouffe (pluhf) will have an expanded role as an outside adviser to the president. Plouffe’s main job will be to help coordinate strategy .. for this year’s House, Senate and gubernatorial elections. ..
http://www.freerepublic.com/focus/f-news/2435636/posts

Plouffe returns (Thug machine returning for the coming storm)

01/23/2010 1:20:28 PM PST · by STARWISE · 71 replies · 1,871+ views
Politico ^ | 1-23-10
Obama campaign manager David Plouffe will take on an expanded outside role as an adviser to the president, an administration official tells AP.
http://www.freerepublic.com/focus/f-news/2435731/posts

[MNJohnnie]

Bozo the clown could of got 0 elected given the political enviorment he ran in and the utterly inept campaign the McCain team ran. Plouffe is another media manufactured sensation, not really all that good at his job just unnaturally lucky.