Obama a complete douchebag.

[SeattleGriz]

Fuckin' A, where do I start?

Outside of Jimmy Carter, has there ever been such a trainwreck of a President?

Obama has set back Black relations 25 years by being an incompetent retard.

fuck

[D1B]

Fuckin' A, where do I start?

Outside of Jimmy Carter, has there ever been such a trainwreck of a President?

Obama has set back Black relations 25 years by being an incompetent retard.

fuck

Don't know about you, but things are going much better here. Thanks to Obama. His stimulus is starting to pay off big time. I have a beautiful condo thanks to the frequent home buy tax credit. People are starting to hire again....

The dickhead you and Baldy voted for really fucked shit up and it takes time to fix it.

Oh, fuck you. Your level of anger smacks of racism. You've also never given the guy a chance, asshole.

[Skjellyfetti]

His approval rating is doing pretty well these days. Over double Bush's lowest. Higher than Reagan's at this point.

[93henfan]

He definitely got off to a shitty start, as could be expected with the complete Bush mess he inherited, but he does seem to be rallying at this point. Couple that with the fact the Republicans can't find a viable candidate and you're looking at six more years.

[Gil Dobie]

His approval rating is doing pretty well these days. Over double Bush's lowest. Higher than Reagan's at this point.

Where did you find this douchebag poll?

[SuperHornet]

People are starting to hire again?

What a crock. That's the biggest misrepresentation in the history of man. The only two reasons the unemployment rate has dropped is that people have given up looking for work because the lack of availability is so depressing and that fewer jobs were cut.

It's just as hard as it was a year or two ago. Quit whitewashing it to prop up a failure of a president.

[Appaholic]

His approval rating is doing pretty well these days. Over double Bush's lowest. Higher than Reagan's at this point.

Yep...real unemployment is over 10%, but Obama's still polling above 50% which is higher than Reagan at same point in his presidency....

[Bronco]

His approval rating is doing pretty well these days. Over double Bush's lowest. Higher than Reagan's at this point.

Yep...real unemployment is over 10%, but Obama's still polling above 50% which is higher than Reagan at same point in his presidency....

Must have been thinking about this poll

Poll : Americans (51%) Think Obama Would Lose In 2012


More than half of registered voters believe President Obama will lose a bid for a second term. A new CNN/Opinion Research Corporation survey, released Tuesday, shows 51 percent of registered voters, and the same percentage of adult Americans, believe Obama will lose if he runs for re-election.

[Bronco]

Daily Presidential Tracking Poll (-16 Heading back Where He Belongs)

Rasmussen Reports ^ | 04 February 2011 | Scott Rasmussen

The Rasmussen Reports daily Presidential Tracking Poll for Friday shows that 24% of the nation's voters Strongly Approve of the way that Barack Obama is performing his role as president. Forty percent (40%) Strongly Disapprove, giving Obama a Presidential Approval Index rating of -16

[ALPHAGRIZ1]

They were dumb enough to vote for him the first time...........you know they are dumb enough to do it again.

Obama could bring back slavery and the black community would treat him like a rock star and hit the feeder bar.

[Appaholic]

Yep...real unemployment is over 10%, but Obama's still polling above 50% which is higher than Reagan at same point in his presidency....

Must have been thinking about this poll

Poll : Americans (51%) Think Obama Would Lose In 2012


More than half of registered voters believe President Obama will lose a bid for a second term. A new CNN/Opinion Research Corporation survey, released Tuesday, shows 51 percent of registered voters, and the same percentage of adult Americans, believe Obama will lose if he runs for re-election.

Actually, it was a FoxNews Poll conducted Feb 7-9....

US-Obama Approval: 51% Approve, 43% Disapprove (Fox 2/7-9)

US-Obama Approval: 51% Approve, 43% Disapprove (Fox 2/7-9)
Written by The Huffington Post News Team Polls Feb 11, 2011

Fox News / Anderson Robbins Research (D) / Shaw & Company Research (R) 2/7-9/11; 911 registered voters, 3% margin of error Mode: Live telephone interviews Health care release , Egypt release , Obama release National Obama Job Approval 51% Approve, 43% Disapprove ( chart ) Congressional Job Approval 31% Approve, 60% Disapprove ( chart ) Read more: Poll Update , Poll , Polling , Pollster , Politics News

More:
US-Obama Approval: 51% Approve, 43% Disapprove (Fox 2/7-9)

http://commonsense.sizrz.com/us-obama-a ... -fox-27-9/

[D1B]

People are starting to hire again?

What a crock. That's the biggest misrepresentation in the history of man. The only two reasons the unemployment rate has dropped is that people have given up looking for work because the lack of availability is so depressing and that fewer jobs were cut.

It's just as hard as it was a year or two ago. Quit whitewashing it to prop up a failure of a president.

No, the biggest misrepresentation is your dumb fucking religion, you racist asshole.

[Bronco]

Gallup poll finds Obama deadlocked in race with generic Republican
The Hill ^ | 2/17/2011 | Jordan Fabian

A new Gallup poll found registered voters are split over whether they would vote for President Obama in 2012.
Asked if they would vote for Obama or a generic Republican next year, 45 percent said they would support Obama and 45 percent said they would vote for the GOP candidate.

The results of the generic ballot survey are virtually unchanged from last year, when Obama held a slight two-point edge over a generic Republican.
But the poll suggests Obama is more vulnerable than former President George W. Bush at this point in his presidency.
When Gallup polled voters in 2003 to test Bush's reelection prospects, the Texas Republican led a generic Democrat 47-39 percent.

The Gallup poll also showed Obama with strong support from women and minorities, two of his key constituencies from his successful 2008 campaign. But young people have increasingly shied away from the president: Fifty-one percent of registered voters between the ages of 18 and 34 said they would vote for Obama, compared to 63 percent who backed him in a 2008 Gallup pre-election poll.

________________________________________

[GannonFan]

Gallup poll finds Obama deadlocked in race with generic Republican
The Hill ^ | 2/17/2011 | Jordan Fabian

A new Gallup poll found registered voters are split over whether they would vote for President Obama in 2012.
Asked if they would vote for Obama or a generic Republican next year, 45 percent said they would support Obama and 45 percent said they would vote for the GOP candidate.

The results of the generic ballot survey are virtually unchanged from last year, when Obama held a slight two-point edge over a generic Republican.
But the poll suggests Obama is more vulnerable than former President George W. Bush at this point in his presidency.
When Gallup polled voters in 2003 to test Bush's reelection prospects, the Texas Republican led a generic Democrat 47-39 percent.

The Gallup poll also showed Obama with strong support from women and minorities, two of his key constituencies from his successful 2008 campaign. But young people have increasingly shied away from the president: Fifty-one percent of registered voters between the ages of 18 and 34 said they would vote for Obama, compared to 63 percent who backed him in a 2008 Gallup pre-election poll.

________________________________________

Well, unless the GOP manages to find a birth certificate making a generic, cardboard cutout a legit candidate, then it means nothing. The problem for the GOP is when they insert an actual, living, breathing candidate, they don't match up well with Obama. There's a reason why there are more two term Presidents lately than one termers - it's very tough to beat an incumbent President.

[D1B]

Gallup poll finds Obama deadlocked in race with generic Republican
The Hill ^ | 2/17/2011 | Jordan Fabian

A new Gallup poll found registered voters are split over whether they would vote for President Obama in 2012.
Asked if they would vote for Obama or a generic Republican next year, 45 percent said they would support Obama and 45 percent said they would vote for the GOP candidate.

The results of the generic ballot survey are virtually unchanged from last year, when Obama held a slight two-point edge over a generic Republican.
But the poll suggests Obama is more vulnerable than former President George W. Bush at this point in his presidency.
When Gallup polled voters in 2003 to test Bush's reelection prospects, the Texas Republican led a generic Democrat 47-39 percent.

The Gallup poll also showed Obama with strong support from women and minorities, two of his key constituencies from his successful 2008 campaign. But young people have increasingly shied away from the president: Fifty-one percent of registered voters between the ages of 18 and 34 said they would vote for Obama, compared to 63 percent who backed him in a 2008 Gallup pre-election poll.

________________________________________

Well, unless the GOP manages to find a birth certificate making a generic, cardboard cutout a legit candidate, then it means nothing. The problem for the GOP is when they insert an actual, living, breathing candidate, they don't match up well with Obama. There's a reason why there are more two term Presidents lately than one termers - it's very tough to beat an incumbent President.

It's tough to beat a president who aint really doing a bad job either. Barring a global disaster, the economy should be in great shape by 2012. Also, the dems learned many lessons last election.

[TwinTownBisonFan]

Bill Clinton says:

[youtube][/youtube]

2010 = 1994... 2012=1996

[Bronco]

Things are not improving and will continue to deteriorate. Inflation is now starting and will be a big problem.

Maybe Carter has some of those wip inflation now (WIN) pins in his garage he can loan B.O.

==
43.2 Million on foodstamps, 9 to 10% unemployment and inflation looming...

43.2 Million on food stamps
http://www.bloomberg.com/news/2011-01-0 ... ports.html" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false;

GALLUP: Unemployment at 10.3%... underemployed at 19.7%
http://www.gallup.com/poll/125639/Gallu ... force.aspx" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false;

Inflation to rear ugly head?
http://www.marketwatch.com/story/inflat ... 2011-02-13" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false;

[Bronco]

Obama Plans To Cut Deficit In Half By End Of Term
http://www.npr.org/templates/story/stor ... =100980077" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false;

It looks like Obama will break another promise. Obama promised to cut the deficit (he inherited…not the one he created) in half by the end of his first term (and hopefully only term). This will be impossible to do when your administration ran up record deficits each year during your first and hopefully only term.

[Appaholic]

Gallup poll finds Obama deadlocked in race with generic Republican
The Hill ^ | 2/17/2011 | Jordan Fabian

A new Gallup poll found registered voters are split over whether they would vote for President Obama in 2012.
Asked if they would vote for Obama or a generic Republican next year, 45 percent said they would support Obama and 45 percent said they would vote for the GOP candidate.

The results of the generic ballot survey are virtually unchanged from last year, when Obama held a slight two-point edge over a generic Republican.
But the poll suggests Obama is more vulnerable than former President George W. Bush at this point in his presidency.
When Gallup polled voters in 2003 to test Bush's reelection prospects, the Texas Republican led a generic Democrat 47-39 percent.

The Gallup poll also showed Obama with strong support from women and minorities, two of his key constituencies from his successful 2008 campaign. But young people have increasingly shied away from the president: Fifty-one percent of registered voters between the ages of 18 and 34 said they would vote for Obama, compared to 63 percent who backed him in a 2008 Gallup pre-election poll.

________________________________________

It's always easy to say you'd vote for "the other" guy when it's generic, but replace "Generic Republican" with Palin or Newt or Romney or Pawlenty or etc.....and I'd like my chances winning the bet SH won't take me up on. I won't vote for Obama, but I'd bet my mortgage he'll win a 2nd term (barring him being caught in an airport bathroom tapping the foot of a 12-yr old boy).

[Ivytalk]

Bill Clinton says:

[youtube][/youtube]

2010 = 1994... 2012=1996

I always liked Shirley Bassey! Great pipes.

[93henfan]

Bill Clinton says:

2012=1996

Um, hello! Did the world end on Dec 21, 1996?

I call bullshit.

[SeattleGriz]

Fuckin' A, where do I start?

Outside of Jimmy Carter, has there ever been such a trainwreck of a President?

Obama has set back Black relations 25 years by being an incompetent retard.

fuck

The dickhead you and Baldy voted for really fucked shit up and it takes time to fix it.

You must be referring to how Bush handled terrorism, for that was the main issue you heard liberals complain about. Funny how BO has not only copied every move, but also increased certain aspects of Bush's anti terror policies.

Predator drone strikes
Patriot act
Wiretapping
Email intercepts
Indefinite detention, or in Obama's spin, prolonged detention
Rendition
Guantanamo

Where is the faildozer smiley when you need it? Yeah, Obama's doing great. A real certified intellectual.

[SuperHornet]

The dickhead you and Baldy voted for really **** **** up and it takes time to fix it.

You must be referring to how Bush handled terrorism, for that was the main issue you heard liberals complain about. Funny how BO has not only copied every move, but also increased certain aspects of Bush's anti terror policies.

Predator drone strikes
Patriot act
Wiretapping
Email intercepts
Indefinite detention, or in Obama's spin, prolonged detention
Rendition
Guantanamo

Where is the faildozer smiley when you need it? Yeah, Obama's doing great. A real certified intellectual.

I don't know how related it is, but you can add the governmental rape of ChannelSurfing to the list....

[Vidav]

You must be referring to how Bush handled terrorism, for that was the main issue you heard liberals complain about. Funny how BO has not only copied every move, but also increased certain aspects of Bush's anti terror policies.

Predator drone strikes
Patriot act
Wiretapping
Email intercepts
Indefinite detention, or in Obama's spin, prolonged detention
Rendition
Guantanamo

Where is the faildozer smiley when you need it? Yeah, Obama's doing great. A real certified intellectual.

I don't know how related it is, but you can add the governmental rape of ChannelSurfing to the list....

Also Superhornet saying stupid shit.

[UNHWildCats]

Bill Clinton says:

[youtube][/youtube]

2010 = 1994... 2012=1996

so 2013 or 14 for Obama's Lewinsky moment?