Do You Think President Obama Will Win the 2012 Election?

by SodaHead Politics Posted 2012/05/02 00:30:34

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Milda Walters 2012/05/02 00:42:10

Yes

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He will win because he is doing a heroic job under extremely difficult conditions and because he is extraordinarily intelligent, capable, objective and willing to compromise to achieve goals that benefit all of the people.
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FromJesus'sPerspective 2012/05/07 20:13:24

Yes

Isaiah 42:1 says: “Here is my servant whom I uphold, my chosen one whom I delight; I will put my spirit on him and he will bring justice to the nation. He will not shout or cry out, or raise his voice in the street."

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BobB to FromJes... 2012/05/09 14:37:14

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... but He was describing Romney. You can easily discern that it was not refering to Obama by recalling Obama shouting out with Acorn, crying out of "its not my fault", and raising his voice" against laws to protect the borders against illegal alien invasion.

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stormy rae to FromJes... 2012/05/11 00:13:32

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Attention to all Barack Obama supporters, wer'e are all going to laugh at you, and they already are! They meaning Obama, he's talking to Michelle right now, saying how stupid people that might vote for him are, and that you should have listened to Ron Paul when you still had the chance! He is laughing about your lack of concern of whether or not he is even an American citizen, and he is thinking to himself, probably out loud to his colleague Mr. George Soros, and the elite, that his birth certificate is soon going to be the last thing on our minds in March 2013

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FromJes... to stormy rae 2012/05/11 01:07:08

You've been the center of late night comedy for years.

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Cleo to stormy rae 2012/05/25 12:05:10

stormy rae: Wake up!! Pres. Obama was born in Hawaii. That is a US state in the Pacific Ocean - have you forgotten? His birth certificate has been produced and so why do the right-wing crazies think he isn't a US citizen. Get real

Cleo

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tracey ... to stormy rae 2012/06/06 02:35:44

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Sorry about he spelling mistakes. I didn't spellcheck. Many mistakes...arrrrgh.

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Puma 2012/05/07 18:29:20

No

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He SHOULD LOSE IN A LANDSLIDE, as the policies of the democrat party have resulted in a sharp and unnecessary increase in the unemployed/underemployed. The government repeatedly attacks business through regulation and taxation. Then, as workers are laid off and continue to receive benefits, the government moves them from "unemployment" to "disability" and stops counting the people who have given up looking for work, in order to try to keep the unemployment rate artificially low. If we had an honest press that provided accurate information to the voters, this would be a no-brainer. However, with the media in the tank for this "president" and 49% of the country suckling at the government teat to at least some degree, there is always the danger that a significant number of ill-informed and selfish morons will vote for the democrats' promised "goodies" regardless of the amount of the national debt. They don't understand that if the society implodes, the benefits will dry up. What is worse, these fools haven't the slightest care as to how this county's ever-increasing debt is destroying the potential for the next generations to enjoy any measurable quality of life. Obama is nothing more than the personification of the governing philosophy of the democrats. If you choose to vote for Obama and ANY OTHER DEMOCRAT, you are choosing to enslave yourself and your descendants to this government and its foreign creditors.

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pocolala 2012/05/07 17:59:20

No

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Ron Paul the only true conservative !

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gina 2012/05/07 05:08:02

Yes

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Between Roney and Obama, definitely and no doubt Obama will and must triumph again to victory over the other candidate. Despite the extreme arrogance & insensible uncooperativeness of Republican led and dominated legislature, Obama is consistently performing a great job of winning over these unsurmountable barriers & challenges to keep us from plunging into deep depression started by a poor and inept Republican leadership with all the wrong priorities. Recession is a global economic issue yet we are doing better and well above the rest of the other countries. Under his leadership, economy is slowly improving, he has successfully won over Osama bin Laden (yes, he does deserves the credit as does the other people involved because he is the head). He has demonstrated successful foreign policy decisions, he has overhauled Medicare and it had created benefits to many minus Republican whinings as they will never be satisfied as long as Obama is in office. He has tried to champion Education. Republicans had made an oath to block every aspect of Obama plan despite the benefits to the people and solutions to the country's problems. If that remains a Republican attitude, ulterior motive, amd modus operandi, why will one vote for a Romney? Indeed, this will just demonstrate how Obama is no...

Between Roney and Obama, definitely and no doubt Obama will and must triumph again to victory over the other candidate. Despite the extreme arrogance & insensible uncooperativeness of Republican led and dominated legislature, Obama is consistently performing a great job of winning over these unsurmountable barriers & challenges to keep us from plunging into deep depression started by a poor and inept Republican leadership with all the wrong priorities. Recession is a global economic issue yet we are doing better and well above the rest of the other countries. Under his leadership, economy is slowly improving, he has successfully won over Osama bin Laden (yes, he does deserves the credit as does the other people involved because he is the head). He has demonstrated successful foreign policy decisions, he has overhauled Medicare and it had created benefits to many minus Republican whinings as they will never be satisfied as long as Obama is in office. He has tried to champion Education. Republicans had made an oath to block every aspect of Obama plan despite the benefits to the people and solutions to the country's problems. If that remains a Republican attitude, ulterior motive, amd modus operandi, why will one vote for a Romney? Indeed, this will just demonstrate how Obama is not only one of our most intelligent and brilliant Presidents to outsmart them yet he is fundamentally a very well principled, humble and sincerely caring servant of the people. Witnessing Romney make judgment, talk and behave now, he is guaranteed to be just another poor and hot head mouth who will put politics first above interest of the people and will make decisions that will mostly profit "certain" kinds of citizens and primarily, the rich. It'll be another bad Bush era that we can't afford. Do we want to go back to another unregulated Wall Street or the government to decide for women or for minorities to be allowed to be constantly profiled, etc? By the way on another note, looking at the above poll, I find it extremely difficult for many to call themselves Christians when they are essentially prejudiced (many harbor hatred) in their thoughts, behavior and emotions towards other people, race, religion, and sexual orientation. I pray we won't have a next President in that context! Many will not be able to relate to Romney at all. I do not trust nor respect him or any Republican by the way they act, make selfish decisions, and treat the President.
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Cleo to gina 2012/05/25 12:08:31

ST: Yes. President Obama must win the upcoming election. Romney is a 'slick willy' and has deliberatly bought and sold corporations for years. I don't care if he is Mormon, but, he's shady and sly. Go Obama!!!!

Cleo

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stormy rae 2012/05/07 02:30:30

No

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fat chance, he has like no way no possibility of winning

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Susan B... to stormy rae 2012/05/07 18:54:33

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Your poor grammer explains a lot!

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Username? What's that? 2012/05/06 21:11:32

Yes

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Cleo to Usernam... 2012/05/25 12:10:07

This is degrading and totally disgusting. Comparing a US President to pigs and sheep is stupid and insulting. Wake up and join the world!!!!!!!

Cleo

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clasact 2012/05/06 18:45:35

Yes

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as thing improve more will see that staying this course for now is the best way to go and I do belive Romney will take things back to what they were 4 yeas ago which would not be good right now

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stormy rae to clasact 2012/05/07 02:31:58

what about Ron Paul, he is a real candidate, and he is definitely going to the convention

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A Lionh... to stormy rae 2012/05/08 03:19:46

Really? No, really?

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clasact to stormy rae 2012/05/08 15:07:39

so he is going to the convention ,to most his ideals a a little to radical and for those who look at it realisticly most of what he wants will never got through congress so what the point,the president cant make the laws and pass them by himself.You may like RP and I like some of what he has to say but what he wants will never get done

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stormy rae to clasact 2012/05/11 00:06:26

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what, obama makes the laws he wants to pass and doesnt seek congressional approval, he didnt for war, even dec of defense louis panetta said so

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clasact to stormy rae 2012/05/11 01:14:05

I keep hearing about these wars he started just which ones and how many soldirer were killed .I mean I heard all about the US dropping some bombs along with the rest of the UN and sending some support and some adviser to two different places but just what wars did he start ?

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punky 2012/05/05 02:36:24

Yes

The obama adminsitration has risen oil . prices . We have one of the lowest electric bills in the nation . Our city is being converted to liquid coal , much more expensive, . Its major by product is co2. Wasn't that a global warming issue? . It is going to be contained and buried. WHere ? Where is the liquid coal coming from when he has made it impossible to mine here in US? Even the mining union is against him. I wonder where we are going to get it from? WHo is going to manufacture it. ? China ? Africa? hmmmmm . I beleive he going to get reelected . He has put forth so many things and thrown so much
money that and policy changes like he has been in 2 terms.

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Cleo to punky 2012/05/25 12:13:10

punky: Remember 8 years of Cheney and his 'boy' Bush. It was all about oil, and you know it. I still think 9/11 was a planned deal, and by the way, the twin towers were destroyed, then 5 minutes later a large building a block away on Wall Street exploded. Face the truth!!!!!
And now we have thousands killed or maimed for life. Just think about that!!!!

Cleo

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Steve King 2012/05/04 15:02:16

No

But I think he will remain the President, regardless of the outcome.

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stormy rae to Steve King 2012/05/07 02:33:02

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Nope because the revolution is in our back yard and the ron paul committee is not throwin in the towel especially since we are going to the convention in tampa in august

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Steve King to stormy rae 2012/05/07 10:48:48

While I respect those who support Ron Paul, as you all have exceptional passion, Ron won't be chosen by the RNC.

If Ron Paul decides to run as an independent, you can guarantee an Obama win. And if that happens, I will be the first one to stand up and say that Ron Paul made a deal with the Obama administration.

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Cleo to Steve King 2012/05/25 12:15:07

Steve King: I second the motion. Of course Pres. Obama will be re-elected. He has spent almost 4 years trying to correct the mess that Cheney and W created. And we are still in deep doo-doo economically.

Cleo

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Steve King to Cleo 2012/05/25 22:58:33

Sadly, Obama has made it worse. Obama is the epitome of what is wrong with American politics. I would say that with last 4 years of Bush, his Daddy, and Clinton, Obama's economic destruction of our county is almost complete. If we can pull this county out of the ditch, the last 4 Presidents should be charged as traitors for not upholding the Constitution.

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sparky 2012/05/04 05:52:07

Yes

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I voted for him the first time and I'll do it again this time ! The poor man took over a big mess from BUSH .....And it is going to take more than one term to even make any headway at all. He has alot of clean up work to do!!!! IT TAKES TIME ....and it can't be solved overnight or in one term in the White House !

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stormy rae to sparky 2012/05/07 02:33:51

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my a** he is worse than bush i am begging for bush over barry at least the economy was generating revenue when bush was here

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Susan B... to stormy rae 2012/05/07 18:59:22

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Did you even read the graph? You must be one of those brainwashed by Fox (FAUX) News. You really need to read this....http://www.randomhous...

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Cleo to stormy rae 2012/05/25 12:20:51

stormy rae: Well get ready. President Obama will win, probably by a close margin, but he will prevail!!! He has to and we haven't a clue what Romney would do to our country.

Cleo

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Cleo to sparky 2012/05/25 12:18:12

sparky: Yes indeed. Pres. Obama inherited a hideous mess from the "Blackwater" Cheney company regime, and W with the lowest IQ of any American President ever. 4 more years of Pres. Obama, and our country may once again be solvent or at least recovering from this mess of 8 years of wars.

Cleo

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Bridget 2012/05/04 05:13:16

No

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Ron Paul 2012

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stormy rae to Bridget 2012/05/07 02:37:21

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RON PAUL RON PAUL RON PAUL he will win not might because the revolution is in our back yard, and in the hearts of many who will it it will be done will power manifested in the physical plane makes all things come to reality in the astral plane which then becomes the future and there is no future for our nation with a nitwit obummie again we cannot afford another 4 years of BRINGING HATE AND OPRESSION TO AMERICA and Romney supports him too, so there is the answer RON PAUL RON PAUL 2012 President Paul 2013 it is our will and it will be done

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Ron in Oregon 2012/05/04 03:29:57

No

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After no hope and no change and no transparency.
Vote the Romney/Paul ticket.

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stormy rae to Ron in ... 2012/05/07 02:40:44

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RON PAUL not ROMNEY PAUL, Ron Paul is the only candidate with a chance to beat Obama, and when Ron Paul gets the nomination, guess who Barry has to face on the open mic in November? Thats right, it will be President Ron Paul, the election will be over before the debate starts, imagine what it will be like to be watch Obama and Ron Paul with 70 million plus viewers, nothing less than a land slide for President Paul!!! President Paul 2012-2016 Its time for the revolution the era of change is upon us, and the only repeating of History will be revolution not communism

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Ron in ... to stormy rae 2012/05/09 21:37:38

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I guess you mean a Paul/Romney ticket

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~writersblock~ 2012/05/03 23:33:50

Yes

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Sadly, yes. The Republican and Independent vote is split between two candidates, leaving Obama for the victory. It will be a sad sad day when that happens. America will be crying.

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kea 2012/05/03 23:26:52

Yes

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This man half to win he has worked so hard to bring us froward so that mean if Mitt Romeny gets in office be will onlying brings us backwards.

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mush to kea 2012/05/04 03:10:35

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Learn to spell

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