We have “enough problems” alright, Obama mania is catching on, and it isn’t looking good for Republicans.
You posted: Obama mania is catching on, and it isn’t looking good for Republicans.
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It is WAY too early to worry about the fall, IMO. Obama is good for us. His lack of experience will hurt him with any statesman-level candidate the GOP may find (and the top tier GOPers are all statesmanlike, even if some are better than others), and even if the worst were to happen and Obama were to win, he will have a hard time getting his lib plans through. (I do, however, fear his presidency should military action be needed anywhere.)
All of that said, better Obama than Hillary. I believe Obama is wrong, but I believe Hillary hates America.
The word 'change' is starting to come forth from the Pubbies mouths. This, IMO is a grave mistake.
The Republican platform has always been a conservative, if not Christian, list that reflected the founders and their writings.
The moment the Republicans start to use the words of the Socialists, they are triangulated, marked and fired upon.
Words mean something.
Our only chance against Obama is to expose him for the anti-American Socialist he is, and make the case that America is under attack, more fierce than 9/11.
9/11 was horrible and tragic ... but it didn't kill America ... just divided us more clearly.
Socialism will kill America ... and there's more than a few of us that won't go down without a fight.
The Obama mania IS catching on, and right now the Republican out front (Huckabee) will have a hard time beating him. This may sound mean, but Huckabee has the problem of physically resembling Nixon - the ubiquitous black suits, precisely combed down flat black hair, five-o’clock shadow. And yes, at the risk of being flamed again, Huckabee *could” get a less plastered down hairdo, get at least one lighter colored suit, and shave a little more often. Nixon wasn’t a bad President; his major sin was in attempting to cover up a break-in and being a Republican. If he had been a Clinton (Democrat), the media would have gone to work right away making it all better for him instead of amplifying it.
At this point four years ago, it looked like Howard Dean was going to cruise to the Rat nomination.