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Obama's likely STILL a 'WINNER' after midterms???
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msnbc.msn.com — WASHINGTON - Exactly two weeks until Election Day, Republicans remain poised to make significant midterm gains across the country, with 50 percent of likely voters preferring a GOP-controlled Congress, according to the latest NBC News/Wall Street Journal poll.
What's more, Republicans appear to be benefiting from the public's pessimistic mood, as approximately six in 10 registered voters think that the country is on the wrong track, and that the economy will get worse or stay the same in the next 12 months.
"Election Day is coming, the hurricane force has not diminished and it is going to hit the Democrats head on," said Democratic pollster Peter D. Hart, who conducted the survey with Republican pollster Bill McInturff.
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Who will win the presidency in 2012?
Pres. Obama
45%
Huckabee
20%
Biden
2.6%
Palin
14%
Pawlenty
9.2%
Bachmann
0%
Paul
1.3%
Cantor
1.3%
McConnell
0%
Romney
6.6%
This is not a scientific survey, click here to learn more. Results may not total 100% due to rounding and voting descrepencies.
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945call
Posted 927 days ago
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You missed "none of the above Christie and Rubio will run to give the GP a stonger showing in the Northeast and South plus get the majority of Hispanics to switch to the GOP.
james2044
Posted 927 days ago
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You need some Democrats other than Biden.
945call
Posted 927 days ago
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Yes James, like Hillary Clinton or John Dean.
945call
Posted 927 days ago
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UApolls, it is most likely no one on your list.
AUpolls
Posted 927 days ago
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No, sorry... i guess but it is very likely someone on this list. an "obama" comes around in america only once in a blue moon. we'll know who our who'll be in the white house in 2013 like the back of our hands.
lastbaldeagle
Posted 927 days ago
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AUpolls, Thank God a politician such as The Annointed One only comes around "once in a blue moon" or the country would not have an opportunity to recover from his trickle up poverty. How many homeless people could be fed by the dollars this egotist is wasting on his educational trip to Asia? I shudder to think of the lack of intelligence that would reelect this narcissist after watching him take the Nation into third World status.
AUpolls
Posted 927 days ago
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AUpolls, Thank God a politician such as The Annointed One only comes around "once in a blue moon" or the country would not have an opportunity to recover from his trickle up poverty. How many homeless people could be fed by the dollars this egotist is wasting on his educational trip to Asia? I shudder to think of the lack of intelligence that would reelect this narcissist after watching him take the Nation into third World status.

lol, you're an idiot. an "obama" as we were talking about is a candidate from outside of washington that actual wins the presidency. no matter of politics.
945call
Posted 927 days ago
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AUpolls says, "an "obama" comes around in america only once in a blue moon"

Actually, blue moons are fairly common. Sometimes several in a years. I'd prefer once in a milenia. But on the other hand, blue moons usually only last a day. So, An Obama once every thousand years lasting only a day. I'll take one, in 998 years.
945call
Posted 927 days ago
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You know AUpolls, every person who grew up in the streets has met a dozen like Obama. Not with his education, of course, but with his arrogance and inability to do more than talk. Ans boy do they talk!

Those people were always the last chosen for a team, if at all. They were also the first in the neighborhood to get arrested.
945call
Posted 927 days ago
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AUpolls, oh Yeah, and the women loved the, until they got pregnant.
AUpolls
Posted 927 days ago
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945, once in a blue moon means not very often, are you american or is your first language english because you should know that.
you calling the president arrogant is the pot calling the kettle black, you know. well, you may not.... it's like a dark room calling the night 'black'.
lol, you're an idiot. an "obama" as we were talking about is a candidate from outside of washington that actual wins the presidency. no matter of politics.
joy50plus
Posted 926 days ago
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It is way too early to suggest all possible names to win the Presidency in 2012 in my opinion, considering that President Obama still has two years left to demonstrate his leadership as the candidate leading the Democratic Party. Also, you only mentioned a handful of possible challengers from other parties. E.g. Although he led a remarkable challenge as a Constitution Party candidate and came from far behind to within a few percentage points of winning the race to become Governor of Colorado, immigration reform candidate Tom Tancredo was not mentioned in your list. He is now free to run again for President unencumbered by any political office and he has demonstrated both national name recognition and the ability to win substantial support without the backing of the Republican Party. He is very popular in many states. Additionally, the Governor of Arizona might be a plausible candidate to win the Presidency in 2012 and perhaps to become the first woman to win that high office. Incoming Senator Paul might be a viable candidate also in 2012 or in 2016. So might Glen Beck or Senator Mike Gravel from Alaska. No doubt there are many others as well. The Presidential election contest in 2012 might be very interesting.
945call
Posted 925 days ago
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AUpolls said, "you calling the president arrogant is the pot calling the kettle black"

I think you should be careful using a racial phrase like that. Is it just because I'm black and Obama's half black that you used such a horrible analogy?
pgillenw
Posted 923 days ago
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No way!!!! If the lame duck Congress presses forward with the amnesty for illegals guess what, the dimwit will lose big time.
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