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Hart2008 Donating Member (1000+ posts) Send PM | Profile | Ignore Thu Sep-22-11 04:35 PM
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91. This thread now on the Top Ten for "most discussed" yet still no rationale for Obama's renomination!
Edited on Thu Sep-22-11 04:36 PM by Hart2008
So, again the questions are:

With such high negatives, even after the President's latest jobs speech and legislative proposal, it is relevant to ask, What is the rationale for renominating this President?

Presently, Repukes have a 25 seat majority in the House of Representatives and a Dems have a 3 seat majority in the Senate. How can such an unpopular president win back the House of Representatives, let alone, retain the Senate when the Democratic Caucus must defend 23 of 33 Senate seats up for election in 2012?

Whatever his personal ambitions are for a second term, when does the President acknowledge that those personal ambitions will interfere with the interests of the Democratic Party of winning BOTH the presidency and both houses of Congress in the 2012 elections?



Still waiting for answers to these questions...
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