[DoodleDawg]

Strange thing is, Obama isn't running in 2016 and he is working very hard to make lots of enemies in his second term. Enemies that are likely to see all Democrats as enemies because the Congressional Democrats have supported Obama at every turn.

As you say Obama isn't running again. And Clinton, or whoever the Democrats run, won't have much trouble differentiating themselves from him.

[Din Maker]

Whomever the Dems nominate in 2016 for Prez, they will have the Obama albatross around their neck. By the time November 2016 rolls around, and all the havoc that ObamaCare is going to cause in people's lives in the next 18 months, 2016 could the the biggest blow-out for the GOP in the history of the United States of America.

[Postman]

Bad Democrats are bad Democrats. Generalization is a powerful force, especially when it will be reinforced by the R’s

[Pontiac]

As you say Obama isn't running again. And Clinton, or whoever the Democrats run, won't have much trouble differentiating themselves from him.

I am not sure that is a true statement.

Hilleary was Obama’s Secretary of State. She oversaw a disastrous foreign policy. She did a lot of nothing and what was done under her tenure was a failure. The country and the world is in far more danger than before Obama. Either Obama wanted it that way and she stayed the course, did not resign and did not speak out against those policies or she agreed with him. Any way you look at it, she was a failure.

Any Democrat in congress who runs has a record of voting Obama’s way. Failure. Few spoke out against any Obama policy and when they did it was a weak decent. The vast majority vigorously defended Obama at every turn.

The public record condemns every Democrat as an Obama yes man. They can run away from Obama but he is a tar baby that will stick to them where ever they go.

But whoever is nominated will be white washed by the press so it will be a race that the Republicans will have to work hard to win.