Certainly not mine. Obama is a puppet of wall street and out to destroy the United States. 1.7 trillion to the FED first month in office. Got torture LEGALIZED while lying, saying he was closing Guantanamo Bay. Lost America's AAA rating, botched the Gulf spill disaster, being crowned head of the UN (unconstitutional). His health care bill with 14 provisions for new taxes that removed free care for children under 12. 5 that's right, 5 new conflicts! He signed the NDAA when he promised he wouldn't ! Or what about the martial law acts? He has increased the national debt more than any other president in history, and that's in just three years! All to give to the richest institutions in the world. On and on and on, like his signing statements and pocket vetoes. Or Fast and Furious, and Solyndra, didn't he promise the most transparent presidency? ALL LIES !! Look at the economy! You cant even get a bag of chips for a dollar any more, whats the price of a can of coke? He is stealing right out of our pockets thru inflation. Look at GAS! This comes from an Obama voter in 2008, boy did he make a fool out of me. I'm now fully supporting the only non insider, the only non puppet the only one with honor in the old sense, the only one that DOES what he SAYS! RON PAUL!!!!
In 100 years the truly educated will see this president as one of the worst in history.
Economy Cuts Into Obama’s Youth Support: Can Obama Depend on Youth Vote?
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President Obama enjoys a wide lead over Mitt Romney among youthful voters. However, the nearly 24 percent unemployment rate among 18- and 19-year-olds cuts Obama's margin in half among that age group. Political pundits suggest that the recession and slow recovery play an important role in the 17 million newest voters.
“The concern for Obama, and the opportunity for Romney, is in the 18- to 24-year-olds who don’t have the historical or direct connection to the campaign or the movement of four years ago,” said John Della Volpe, director of polling at the Harvard Institute of Politics. “We’re also seeing that these younger members of this generation are beginning to show some more conservative traits. It doesn’t mean they are Republican. It means Republicans have an opportunity.”
“I think the lack of excitement right now is palpable enough to be a challenge to the re-election campaign” of Mr. Obama, said Peter Levine, director of the Center for Information and Research on Civic Learning and Engagement at Tufts University.
New York Times reports:
“The concern for Obama, and the opportunity for Romney, is in the 18- to 24-year-olds who don’t have the historical or direct connection to the campaign or the movement of four years ago,” said John Della Volpe, director of polling at the Harvard Institute of Politics. “We’re also seeing that these younger members of this generation are beginning to show some more conservative traits. It doesn’t mean they are Republican. It means Republicans have an opportunity.”
“I think the lack of excitement right now is palpable enough to be a challenge to the re-election campaign” of Mr. Obama, said Peter Levine, director of the Center for Information and Research on Civic Learning and Engagement at Tufts University.
New York Times reports:
Since President Obama swept into office with vast backing from young people, a new corps of voters have come of age with views shaped by the recession.
Read More: http://www.nytimes.com/2012/07/02/us/politics/econ...
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KG 2012/07/03 19:25:19
I couldn't agree with you more about researching candidates.
The biggest hump we need to get over as a society is the notion that we need leaders to make this country great. Anyone looking for answers to our country's problems needs to look in the mirror. The people will better this country long before politicians will. imho
Same to you, I enjoyed our conversation :)
Ron Paul Libertarians (most anyway, well, all that I know personally) will rather see Romney in the White House than Obama. I've said it once, and I'll say it again, we need to swallow our pride and vote for the lesser of two evils this time guys (as much as I hate writing that, and it shouldn't have to come to that why choose evil at all?), get into positions of power in our local government and vote in real freedom in 2016. That'll be the year of the Libertarian.
And God help us all if I end up being wrong. We absolutely CANNOT split the vote guys. If Johnson has enough backers, or if by some MIRACLE Ron Paul wins the RNC nomination, I will re-assess my line of thinking...For now we MUST uproot this weed we have in office or we might not have a chance in 2016.