Really? Well, the Presidential election is still two-and-a-half years away. Maybe Obama will be able to turn on the charm, mouth those platitudes again and win re-election. But right now, Juan Williams prediction sounds a bit…shall we say…crazy.
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Umm - guys? Before you write off Sarah I suggest you read this for a little perspective.
http://www.conservatives4palin.com/2010/02/time-magazine-but-can-palin-be-elected.html
Not sure if she will run or not. But this next election will be entirely about Obama. He is already at EPIC FAIL and on the way to UNPRECEDENTED FAIL. Quit buying into the MSM meme that she will be a disaster. They have tried that one before. As I said - read the whole article. Cheers.
A Chavez style landslide is in our future.
Juan Williams is the same D*****bag that told Sean Hannity Scott Brown "isn't going to win< I don't know why you guys are all excited." the night before the Massachussets Senatorial election. I got some news for you Juan....you're a total dipsh**.
Despite what seems to be constantly plummeting approval ratings and increasing satisfaction, I predict Obama will win simply because the Republicans will do the stupid thing and put Palin up as their candidate. She's already trying to take over the Team party movement to "get those votes" but she fails to see that Tea party members HATE her.
So she'll loose that vote to some third party candidate, Ron Paul maybe. This will end up fracturing the conservative vote and pushing Obama in for another 4 years.
I agree that if Palin is the nominee, we're dead. Don't get me wrong, I like Palin, but she's not presidential material.
Now, if we want a no-nonsense woman with the same spirit as Palin, a down-home dialect, but with more smarts, let's get on board with Michelle Bachman. In fact, I'd love to see a Romney-Bachman ticket.
A lot of people poo-poo Romney as he couldn't beat McCain. But in the fall of 2008, too many in moderate wing of the republican party, thought we needed a moderate to beat Obama. That kind of thinking is over now, and Romney, a businessman, which is what we need, will get votes.
Jaun Williams is exactly right. As much as I hate to say it..