[my_pointy_head_is_sharp]

Obama's in way over his head. He was the most liberal member of the Senate, and the Libs wanted to push him through to the Presidency. Which they did. And now even the Libs are embarrassed by him. By his lack of... well, everything. Diplomacy, tact, a world view, knowledge of economics, articulateness... And on and on. I've never seen the Libs turn on their own before.

Makes me wonder if it will all be over for him in 4 years. If that's the case, I think Romney is our best chance for defeating him in 4 years. Not Huckabee, with his delusions of grandeur.

[okie01]

If that's the case, I think Romney is our best chance for defeating him in 4 years. Not Huckabee, with his delusions of grandeur.

Please. I was a Romney supporter, too. But neither he nor Huckabee (nor Thompson, nor Giuliani, nor Hunter, etc.) could figure out how to defeat the weakest candidate the GOP has seen since Thomas Dewey. McCain made Dole look good.

And, if you can't beat McCain, you have no business be nominated to the Presidency!

[maica]

I think Romney is our best chance for defeating him in 4 years. Not Huckabee, with his delusions of grandeur.

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The very sad fact about Romney, is that while he is eminently qualified to do the job of POTUS, he is unelectable because of the mindset of too many Americans in today’s pop culture world.

He is an eeevil capitalist. He made money. Therefore he must have hurt the ‘little people.’

Our country has been brain-washed into thinking as simplistically as this.

I supported Romney enthusiastically and will do it again.

Romney/Palin/2012