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Re: Not A Single Viable Challenger, Obama To Walk To Second
Posted: Wed Apr 20, 2011 7:12 pm
by AZGrizFan
Re: Not A Single Viable Challenger, Obama To Walk To Second
Posted: Wed Apr 20, 2011 7:22 pm
by Cap'n Cat
Re: Not A Single Viable Challenger, Obama To Walk To Second
Posted: Wed Apr 20, 2011 7:36 pm
by Ivytalk
Obama will be caught in bed with an ugly white Congressional aide that he's been boning for 3 years. Tiger Woods will say that she's his sloppy seconds. Michelle will leave him, take the kids, and urge a nationwide boycott of mocha almond ice cream. Mitch Daniels will coast in '12, muthagrabbahz!!
Re: Not A Single Viable Challenger, Obama To Walk To Second
Posted: Wed Apr 20, 2011 7:40 pm
by BlueHen86
Right now it looks like Obama wins easily. The only way he won't win is if things tank in the next couple of years and even though I'm not an Obama guy, I hope that doesn't happen. Obama does need to cut spending, but I don't think his excessive spending will cost him an election. People really don't care about the deficit that much even though it's more of an issue than it's been in the past.
I'm not a real fan of any of the early Republican "front runners". I like Ron Paul, and will vote for him if given the chance, but I don't think that's likely.
Re: Not A Single Viable Challenger, Obama To Walk To Second
Posted: Wed Apr 20, 2011 7:40 pm
by Bronco
I think this will backfire
Re: Not A Single Viable Challenger, Obama To Walk To Second
Posted: Wed Apr 20, 2011 7:45 pm
by Cap'n Cat
BlueHen86 wrote:Right now it looks like Obama wins easily. The only way he won't win is if things tank in the next couple of years and even though I'm not an Obama guy, I hope that doesn't happen. Obama does need to cut spending, but I don't think his excessive spending will cost him an election. People really don't care about the deficit that much even though it's more of an issue than it's been in the past.
I'm not a real fan of any of the early Republican "front runners". I like Ron Paul, and will vote for him if given the chance, but I don't think that's likely.
It's all about jobs and the landscape is improving every day. If I were Obama, in 2012 , I would ask if you were better off than in 2008. Not everyone can say yes, but most would. He's gotta work that rich fvcks tax cut thing, too, and make slackers like Z and Ivytalk and Joe and TMan the villians.
Guy's in like flint. Can we just avoid the Palin-Beck-Huckafvck-Trump-Bachmann circus?????????
Re: Not A Single Viable Challenger, Obama To Walk To Second
Posted: Wed Apr 20, 2011 7:50 pm
by mrklean
Re: Not A Single Viable Challenger, Obama To Walk To Second
Posted: Wed Apr 20, 2011 7:52 pm
by GannonFan
8 more years? Really Cap?
Re: Not A Single Viable Challenger, Obama To Walk To Second
Posted: Wed Apr 20, 2011 7:52 pm
by Ivytalk
Cap'n Cat wrote:BlueHen86 wrote:Right now it looks like Obama wins easily. The only way he won't win is if things tank in the next couple of years and even though I'm not an Obama guy, I hope that doesn't happen. Obama does need to cut spending, but I don't think his excessive spending will cost him an election. People really don't care about the deficit that much even though it's more of an issue than it's been in the past.
I'm not a real fan of any of the early Republican "front runners". I like Ron Paul, and will vote for him if given the chance, but I don't think that's likely.
It's all about jobs and the landscape is improving every day. If I were Obama, in 2012 , I would ask if you were better off than in 2008. Not everyone can say yes, but most would. He's gotta work that rich fvcks tax cut thing, too, and make slackers like Z and Ivytalk and Joe and TMan the villians.
Guy's in like flint. Can we just avoid the Palin-Beck-Huckafvck-Trump-Bachmann circus?????????
Fuggin' Empty-Suit-in-Chief has fewer accomplishments than the mayor of Cedar Falls. If the Republicans get their heads together, we can bounce this left-wing-only turkey back to Shy-Town.
Re: Not A Single Viable Challenger, Obama To Walk To Second
Posted: Wed Apr 20, 2011 8:08 pm
by Bronco
Cap
You might be right...I'm sure gas prices, inflation, the debt and unemployment will all come down by '12 and the plant employees and your boss will be high five-en you when they see your Obama bumper sticker in the work parking lot. You will have one...right?
Re: Not A Single Viable Challenger, Obama To Walk To Second
Posted: Wed Apr 20, 2011 8:30 pm
by AZGrizFan
BlueHen86 wrote:Right now it looks like Obama wins easily. The only way he won't win is if things tank in the next couple of years and even though I'm not an Obama guy, I hope that doesn't happen. Obama does need to cut spending, but I don't think his excessive spending will cost him an election. People really don't care about the deficit that much even though it's more of an issue than it's been in the past.
I'm not a real fan of any of the early Republican "front runners". I like Ron Paul, and will vote for him if given the chance, but I don't think that's likely.
If things TANK? So if status quo is still in place next year (9% unemployment, $4 gas, depressed housing prices, record gov't spending and deficit) he's a shoe-in?
If that's the case, the country deserves what it gets.
Re: Not A Single Viable Challenger, Obama To Walk To Second
Posted: Wed Apr 20, 2011 8:32 pm
by AZGrizFan
Cap'n Cat wrote:BlueHen86 wrote:Right now it looks like Obama wins easily. The only way he won't win is if things tank in the next couple of years and even though I'm not an Obama guy, I hope that doesn't happen. Obama does need to cut spending, but I don't think his excessive spending will cost him an election. People really don't care about the deficit that much even though it's more of an issue than it's been in the past.
I'm not a real fan of any of the early Republican "front runners". I like Ron Paul, and will vote for him if given the chance, but I don't think that's likely.
It's all about jobs and the landscape is improving every day. If I were Obama, in 2012 , I would ask if you were better off than in 2008. Not everyone can say yes, but most would. He's gotta work that rich fvcks tax cut thing, too, and make slackers like Z and Ivytalk and Joe and TMan the villians.
Guy's in like flint. Can we just avoid the Palin-Beck-Huckafvck-Trump-Bachmann circus?????????
I'm a banker and I make $250k (allegedly). I'm Obama's poster child for what's wrong with this country.
Re: Not A Single Viable Challenger, Obama To Walk To Second
Posted: Wed Apr 20, 2011 9:11 pm
by SuperHornet
IF Obama were to be re-elected, I wouldn't be surprised if his arrogant self found a way to repeal presidential term limits so he could out-do FDR.
The problem is, I don't believe he's going to make it out of the freaking primary, much less beat whoever the GOP trots out.
Sarah in '12!!! (I hope. If Hilary wins the Donkey primary, it's all over for the GOP for the next 8 years, though, and perhaps the next 16, when she's followed by Chelsea.
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Re: Not A Single Viable Challenger, Obama To Walk To Second
Posted: Wed Apr 20, 2011 10:52 pm
by grizzaholic
Sweet Jesus!!! Cap'n has posted a lot of shit here and on AGS but this one right here is the fucking top. He is on another level of retardedness.
Re: Not A Single Viable Challenger, Obama To Walk To Second
Posted: Wed Apr 20, 2011 11:05 pm
by SuperHornet
grizzaholic wrote:Sweet Jesus!!! Cap'n has posted a lot of shit here and on AGS but this one right here is the fucking top. He is on another level of retardedness.
Re: Not A Single Viable Challenger, Obama To Walk To Second
Posted: Thu Apr 21, 2011 3:35 am
by BlueHen86
AZGrizFan wrote:BlueHen86 wrote:Right now it looks like Obama wins easily. The only way he won't win is if things tank in the next couple of years and even though I'm not an Obama guy, I hope that doesn't happen. Obama does need to cut spending, but I don't think his excessive spending will cost him an election. People really don't care about the deficit that much even though it's more of an issue than it's been in the past.
I'm not a real fan of any of the early Republican "front runners". I like Ron Paul, and will vote for him if given the chance, but I don't think that's likely.
If things TANK? So if status quo is still in place next year (9% unemployment, $4 gas, depressed housing prices, record gov't spending and deficit) he's a shoe-in?
If that's the case, the country deserves what it gets.
It looks as if the economy is improving, if that trend continues then yes Obama is a lock. The bottom line is that it's people wallets that vote. I agree that governement debt and spending are a problem, but most voters don't care enough to make those their key voting issues.
The country absolutely deserves what it gets. We re-elected Dubya, we will re-elect Obama.
Re: Not A Single Viable Challenger, Obama To Walk To Second
Posted: Thu Apr 21, 2011 4:47 am
by Gil Dobie
Re: Not A Single Viable Challenger, Obama To Walk To Second
Posted: Thu Apr 21, 2011 5:27 am
by Pwns
This feeble and slow recovery isn't going to last much longer on our present course. Whether or not Obama wins depends on whether things take a turn for the worse before 2012.
Gas prices and energy prices are going to go up, which will bring this snail's pace recovery to a screeching halt. Not to mention the S&P's report saying it may not be justifiable to have the US credit rating at AAA for much longer.
Re: Not A Single Viable Challenger, Obama To Walk To Second
Posted: Thu Apr 21, 2011 5:32 am
by Gil Dobie
Pwns wrote:This feeble and slow recovery isn't going to last much longer on our present course. Whether or not Obama wins depends on whether things take a turn for the worse before 2012.
Gas prices and energy prices are going to go up, which will bring this snail's pace recovery to a screeching halt. Not to mention the S&P's report saying it may not be justifiable to have the US credit rating at AAA for much longer.
The wall street report on the radio this morning said 40% of home sales were distressed sales of foreclosures and short-sales. There is a huge inventory of foreclosures still waiting to be released.
Re: Not A Single Viable Challenger, Obama To Walk To Second
Posted: Thu Apr 21, 2011 6:43 am
by Vidav
grizzaholic wrote:Sweet Jesus!!! Cap'n has posted a lot of shit here and on AGS but this one right here is the fucking top. He is on another level of retardedness.
And yet it doesn't come close to this gem from SH's post in this very thread:
Sarah in '12!!!
Re: Not A Single Viable Challenger, Obama To Walk To Second
Posted: Thu Apr 21, 2011 6:49 am
by Appaholic
Vidav wrote:grizzaholic wrote:Sweet Jesus!!! Cap'n has posted a lot of shit here and on AGS but this one right here is the fucking top. He is on another level of retardedness.
And yet it doesn't come close to this gem from SH's post in this very thread:
Sarah in '12!!!
Re: Not A Single Viable Challenger, Obama To Walk To Second
Posted: Thu Apr 21, 2011 10:10 am
by AZGrizFan
BlueHen86 wrote:AZGrizFan wrote:
If things TANK? So if status quo is still in place next year (9% unemployment, $4 gas, depressed housing prices, record gov't spending and deficit) he's a shoe-in?
If that's the case, the country deserves what it gets.
It looks as if the economy is improving, if that trend continues then yes Obama is a lock. The bottom line is that it's people wallets that vote. I agree that governement debt and spending are a problem, but most voters don't care enough to make those their key voting issues.
The country absolutely deserves what it gets. We re-elected Dubya, we will re-elect Obama.
Where?
Re: Not A Single Viable Challenger, Obama To Walk To Second
Posted: Thu Apr 21, 2011 11:58 am
by Wedgebuster
Re: Not A Single Viable Challenger, Obama To Walk To Second
Posted: Thu Apr 21, 2011 12:12 pm
by Gil Dobie
Carp is the new Walleye
Link
ST. CROIX FALLS - A 27-pound bighead carp was caught this week on the Saint Croix River on the Wisconsin-Minnesota border. And officials are concerned that the invasive fish will spread, and cause serious damage to native fish.
It’s the seventh time a bighead carp was found in the rivers that border Minnesota – but it’s only the second caught in the Saint Croix, which runs north of where the Mississippi breaks off at Prescott. The first bighead carp was caught in 1996 on the Saint Croix.
Luke Skinner of the Minnesota DNR said the latest fish was caught upstream from the first one. He says physical barriers are an effective way to slow them down. And the best spots for that include Taylors Falls on the Saint Croix, and the Coon Rapids Dam on the Mississippi River.
