[madprof98]

Whenever things look up, I get to thinking that these people might actually pull it off again. After all, what percentage of the population are now on the government payroll and/or the dole?

[Perdogg]

http://www.freerepublic.com/focus/news/2551633/posts?page=21#21

[Red Badger]

He’ll be lucky if he makes a half term president...............

[Seruzawa]

Can’t ever forget that apparently more than 50% of the population is made up of moochers/looters. They’ll always vote commie.

[tgusa]

And this from the very thoughtful Atlanta Urinal-Constipation. Riiiiight.

[ILS21R]

Would anybody expect anything less coming out of the AJC?

[ilgipper]

It all depends on who challenges him. A sitting President HAS to be beaten in the election, because they have any number of inherent advantages. Unless things absolutely collapse and he is truly run out of town, it all depends on who is running and how well they can out campaign the campaigner in chief.

[Mr. Jeeves]

He’ll do it if the Republicans can’t put forward a credible opponent in 2012 - as looks increasingly likely.

[OpusatFR]

It’s all coordinated propaganda this morning by the leftys.

He’s a LOOSER. He is going to lose big this November and is going to bounced out of DC in 2012.

LOOOOOOOSER! All the propaganda propping in the world can’t change the fact that the incompentent neophyte in the WH is going to loooooooose.

[silverleaf]

In 1983, we now know what Reagan had planned for the rest of his term and how well it worked

Looking at what obama has planned over the next 2 years, I’d say comparisons are virtually moot

[pepsi_junkie]

Obama’s numbers are considerably stronger than those of Reagan at a comparable time in his presidency.

But Reagan pursued a pro-growth program of tax cuts and deregulation to stimulate the economy into the biggest peacetime boom in history so that by the time the 1984 elections came around, the recovery was in full swing and the mood of the country was effervescent. So all Obama has to do it hope that more regulation, higher taxes, and less freedom will similarly boost the economy in the next two years and the comparison to Reagan will turn out prophetic. As for me, I don't see that happening.

[MaggieCarta]

In this case, half-term would work for me.

EXCEPT...the thought of a "President Biden" is just too frightening to contemplate...for very long...

[saganite]

Whistling past the graveyard.

[Tarpon]

The government dole now stands at about 43% of all Americans. Surprisingly(?) that is almost exactly The Obowma approval rating at today's WashPost/NBC poll. And given their usual oversampling of Democrats, it seems that The Obowma cannot even maintain parity with that group.

[jimbo123]

Wishful thinking from a muzzie-loving liberal media twerp.

[Zakeet]

Bookman has got a hold of some really good sh*t, dude.

[ThomasMore]

I find it hard to believe that the independent vote would go to this empty suit a second time.

[Huskrrrr]

Obama’s numbers are considerably stronger than those of Reagan at a comparable time in his presidency”

Then there was the Reagan recovery. You folks at the Urinal keep forgetting that.

[domeika]

http://www.freerepublic.com/focus/f-news/2551282/posts

[The Sons of Liberty]

Despite being totally incompetent, and arrogant in his ignorance, it is not inconceivable that 0bama, with ACORN's help, could come out on top for re-election.

0bamao has a "core constituency" of around 25% that will vote for him even if he were to admit that he is the devil's spawn;
The GOP under Michael Steele and the other so-called "leaders" have not demonstrated they can effectively blunt him.

Never say "Never". That is precisely why we must ensure that he presents VALID proof that he is a natural born citizen, before his name is placed on the ballot. He has usurped the office too long now.

[SumProVita]

Jay Bookman underestimates the American people.