June 2012 May Become Known As; The Beginning Of The End Of The Obama Admin

[lightoftruth]

http://nationaljournal.com/columns/on-t ... t-20120607

[Dr B]

This is the beginning of the end of the Obama tyranny that has been forced upon us.

[a soldier]

Every four years, the race for the White House is defined by a turning point, a period when the contest breaks toward one side and the other can never recover. In the winter and spring of 1996, a rebounding economy gave Bill Clinton a lead over Bob Dole that he never relinquished. In 2008, the growing economic crisis in early September shut down any hope that Sen. John McCain's presidential campaign had left.

When Republican Mitt Romney is inaugurated as president in January, history may look to June as the month in which President Obama's fate was sealed.

This may be the month, seen in retrospect, in which it became clear the economic winds that propelled Clinton to a second term won't be at Obama's back. Administration officials barely tried to spin last week’s dismal jobs report, an acknowledgment that there was nothing to brag about.

The economic turmoil that ushered Obama into office, and dramatically shaped his first-term agenda, is an existential threat to the prospect of a second term. Republicans would love nothing more than to convince voters that the president is at fault, but the fact is, there's little the president can do to alter the course of the world economy.

We have refered to this type of president canidate for decades as a "Lame Duck". And after The action over this weekend of The CIC concerning Memorial Day, D-Day, The Armies Birthday all in a weekend. And ignored by the outgoing CIC. The month that the military found out what their leader is really all about. Himself. Remember in November how he though of this country and it's Military. It's time for this one to go back to community service.

Be gone

a soldier

[ironbob2004]

Every four years, the race for the White House is defined by a turning point, a period when the contest breaks toward one side and the other can never recover. In the winter and spring of 1996, a rebounding economy gave Bill Clinton a lead over Bob Dole that he never relinquished. In 2008, the growing economic crisis in early September shut down any hope that Sen. John McCain's presidential campaign had left.

When Republican Mitt Romney is inaugurated as president in January, history may look to June as the month in which President Obama's fate was sealed.

This may be the month, seen in retrospect, in which it became clear the economic winds that propelled Clinton to a second term won't be at Obama's back. Administration officials barely tried to spin last week’s dismal jobs report, an acknowledgment that there was nothing to brag about.

The economic turmoil that ushered Obama into office, and dramatically shaped his first-term agenda, is an existential threat to the prospect of a second term. Republicans would love nothing more than to convince voters that the president is at fault, but the fact is, there's little the president can do to alter the course of the world economy.

We have refered to this type of president canidate for decades as a "Lame Duck". And after The action over this weekend of The CIC concerning Memorial Day, D-Day, The Armies Birthday all in a weekend. And ignored by the outgoing CIC. The month that the military found out what their leader is really all about. Himself. Remember in November how he though of this country and it's Military. It's time for this one to go back to community service.

Be gone

a soldier

One of the finest posts I have read in a long time. Congratulations and thank you. I am not easily impressed.

[insidedge]

. . . . The CIC concerning Memorial Day, D-Day, The Armies Birthday all in a weekend. And ignored by the outgoing CIC. The month that the military found out what their leader is really all about. Himself. Remember in November how he though of this country and it's Military. It's time for this one to go back to community service.

Be gone

a soldier

[lightoftruth]

Every four years, the race for the White House is defined by a turning point, a period when the contest breaks toward one side and the other can never recover. In the winter and spring of 1996, a rebounding economy gave Bill Clinton a lead over Bob Dole that he never relinquished. In 2008, the growing economic crisis in early September shut down any hope that Sen. John McCain's presidential campaign had left.

When Republican Mitt Romney is inaugurated as president in January, history may look to June as the month in which President Obama's fate was sealed.

This may be the month, seen in retrospect, in which it became clear the economic winds that propelled Clinton to a second term won't be at Obama's back. Administration officials barely tried to spin last week’s dismal jobs report, an acknowledgment that there was nothing to brag about.

The economic turmoil that ushered Obama into office, and dramatically shaped his first-term agenda, is an existential threat to the prospect of a second term. Republicans would love nothing more than to convince voters that the president is at fault, but the fact is, there's little the president can do to alter the course of the world economy.

We have refered to this type of president canidate for decades as a "Lame Duck". And after The action over this weekend of The CIC concerning Memorial Day, D-Day, The Armies Birthday all in a weekend. And ignored by the outgoing CIC. The month that the military found out what their leader is really all about. Himself. Remember in November how he though of this country and it's Military. It's time for this one to go back to community service.

Be gone

a soldier

[a soldier]

Yep, Death thongs... gaspin' wonder if he'll even make it the election before his popularity drops below most liberals IQs...sorry.. that don't count for a syi.. it was indirect.

Be rigt

a soldier

[big_mike]

I would like to point out how well "I'm not that other guy" campaigns generally don't do.

Kerry.

Dole.

Clinton wouldn't have won his first term if not for Perot, he didn't capture a majority of the voters (43%).

Mondale.

Over the last 30 years, the candidate who offers nothing but "See how much you don't like that guy? Vote for me!" hasn't performed very well.

I, as an right leaning Independent, won't vote for Romney because he's Obama-lite. He's not really an option, just a choice between the lesser of two evils, and that lack of a real choice has been what has led the country to the economic situation in which it currently finds itself.

[Dr B]

You are going to destroy this country, Mike. You know that. When Obama repeals term limits for himself and runs for a third term, I don't want to hear a peep out of you. When you go to the airport and have a TSA agent probing your insides for weapons, I don't want to hear a word of complaint. You gave Obama a vote.

[lightoftruth]

I would like to point out how well "I'm not that other guy" campaigns generally don't do.

Kerry.

Dole.

Clinton wouldn't have won his first term if not for Perot, he didn't capture a majority of the voters (43%).

Mondale.

Over the last 30 years, the candidate who offers nothing but "See how much you don't like that guy? Vote for me!" hasn't performed very well.

I, as an right leaning Independent, won't vote for Romney because he's Obama-lite. He's not really an option, just a choice between the lesser of two evils, and that lack of a real choice has been what has led the country to the economic situation in which it currently finds itself.

Mike we have passed the point of pissing in the wind about Romney. He is the candidate, either Romney or Obama will win. The time to change the GOP nominee for this year has passed. That banner can be taken up again the day after the election. The GOP establishment must be changed from the bottom up, not by chopping the head off with one blow to the top. Those of us who reject the establishment have made great strides getting our people elected,, we must continue that good work until the tipping point is reached. If you want a right to lean toward, you can not be an asset to the re-election of Obama........

[mazel schlimazel]

I would like to point out how well "I'm not that other guy" campaigns generally don't do.

Kerry.

Dole.

Clinton wouldn't have won his first term if not for Perot, he didn't capture a majority of the voters (43%).

Mondale.

Over the last 30 years, the candidate who offers nothing but "See how much you don't like that guy? Vote for me!" hasn't performed very well.

I, as an right leaning Independent, won't vote for Romney because he's Obama-lite. He's not really an option, just a choice between the lesser of two evils, and that lack of a real choice has been what has led the country to the economic situation in which it currently finds itself.

I'm with ya, pardner.

[mazel schlimazel]

[lightoftruth]

I am amazed when I see libertarians say there is no difference between Obama and Romney. I am further amazed that when it comes time for the dance, they will continue to support their candidate, whoever it is, who has already failed to gain anywhere near enough right leaning votes to be even close to being able to make a serious run against the incumbent...

As I said above, you guys have to sell your message to the grassroots,,, gain wide acceptance there,,, then move up the ladder. Their is a time to stand on lofty ideals, & there is a time to retreat to fight another day. You win a war of ideas by a series of battles, always keeping the end game in sight. You do your best to influence the plan before the battle. You don't win a war by standing and watching your sides numbers be depleted because you don't agree with the plan.......

[ironbob2004]

I would like to point out how well "I'm not that other guy" campaigns generally don't do.

Kerry.

Dole.

Clinton wouldn't have won his first term if not for Perot, he didn't capture a majority of the voters (43%).

Mondale.

Over the last 30 years, the candidate who offers nothing but "See how much you don't like that guy? Vote for me!" hasn't performed very well.

I, as an right leaning Independent, won't vote for Romney because he's Obama-lite. He's not really an option, just a choice between the lesser of two evils, and that lack of a real choice has been what has led the country to the economic situation in which it currently finds itself.

Laugh, enjoy your isolation and when Romney wins I don't want to hear any crap from you.