September 17, 201115 yr per Dick Morris' analysis of Obama's voting blocks. http://www.dickmorris.com/blog/obama-is-toast-young-people-desert-him-dick-morris-tv-lunch-alert/
September 17, 201115 yr Will Hillary run? I've wondered that for a while. There was a headline on Drudge claiming she was the most popular politician in the world. Didn't read the article for details.
September 17, 201115 yr President Obama will win reelection. He will face either Perry or Romney. Perry will lose because they will spend a billion dollars painting him as the nutjob that he is. Romney will lose because he is the Republican John Kerry.
September 17, 201115 yr President Obama will win reelection. He will face either Perry or Romney. Perry will lose because they will spend a billion dollars painting him as the nutjob that he is. Romney will lose because he is the Republican John Kerry.I pray you're wrong.
September 18, 201115 yr President Obama will win reelection. He will face either Perry or Romney. Perry will lose because they will spend a billion dollars painting him as the nutjob that he is. Romney will lose because he is the Republican John Kerry. I hope you & I are both wrong, because I feel the exact same way. None of the Republicans currently running will beat Obama.
September 18, 201115 yr I think he gets beat in a landslide and it will be by Christie.If Christie runs Obama is done, IMO.
September 18, 201115 yr If Christie runs Obama is done, IMO. I think he will and Rubio will be the VP and they'll win Florida handily. Im not sure Obama can even keep it remotely close. Rubio will help greatly with the Hispanic vote and Obama already looks like he lost the Jew votes.
September 18, 201115 yr I think Romney can beat him. But he is the only one with a chance. Of the current candidate crop, I wholeheartedly agree, even though I don't like Romney at all. If Christie runs Obama is done, IMO. Would love to see it, but I think Christie's sitting out. I had a friend ask me if I thought Christie's weight would be an issue if he did choose to run (imagine the SNL skits). I said I didn't think so. What about you?
September 18, 201115 yr I think he will and Rubio will be the VP and they'll win Florida handily. Im not sure Obama can even keep it remotely close. Rubio will help greatly with the Hispanic vote and Obama already looks like he lost the Jew votes. Regardless of who gets the GOP nomination, Rubio will be the Veep choice...if he wants it, that is.
September 18, 201115 yr Regardless of who gets the GOP nomination, Rubio will be the Veep choice...if he wants it, that is. Agreed. I think Christie has to know that he wins handily if he runs and there are no current strong candidates. I think he's in for sure.
September 18, 201115 yr Agreed. I think Christie has to know that he wins handily if he runs and there are no current strong candidates. I think he's in for sure. If Christie has Oval Office ambitions, I don't see why he would choose to stay on the sidelines in 2012. Think about this: * He gets the chance to strike while the iron is hot in 2012 (i.e. popularity & GOPers begging him to run). * He couldn't ask for a weaker field of GOP candidates than this year. Assuming Obama is re-elected, his 2016 competition will consist of fellow up-and-comer Marco Rubio & perhaps a popular, establishment candidate in Jeb Bush ($$$$). * Americans have consistently been saying they prefer a Republican over Obama when polled about "Generic Republican vs. Obama." * He's running against an incumbent whose job performance is disapproved of by half of Americans. I know I'm just a Joe Schmo, but it seems to me that Christie couldn't ask for better political conditions.
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