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Re: '14 Midterm Elections Today

2014-11-16T09:00:34-06:00

It's possible Screamingeagle. Since 2009, Obama is close to playing more rounds of golf than Tiger Woods. That's a stunning factoid.

Statistics: Posted by Ddawg — Sun Nov 16, 2014 9:00 am

Re: '14 Midterm Elections Today

2014-11-15T01:45:33-06:00

The next best thing if he doesnt go away which I doubt would be for Obama to golf 12 hours a day 7 days a week for the next two years

Statistics: Posted by Screamineagle — Sat Nov 15, 2014 1:45 am

Re: '14 Midterm Elections Today

2014-11-07T13:15:36-06:00

I hope Trey Gowdy takes Hillary out of the race well before 2016.[/quote]

I'll second that!

Statistics: Posted by nuk13 — Fri Nov 07, 2014 1:15 pm

Re: '14 Midterm Elections Today

2014-11-07T12:03:17-06:00

Republicans quit on Bush, and got hammered despite it in 2008. That would be the best of both worlds--Dems quit on Obama and move to the right the next two years, but still get tromped in 2016.

Sno. I think you are correct--that would be the best of both worlds, and the best scenario we could hope for.

Statistics: Posted by vancouvercougar — Fri Nov 07, 2014 12:03 pm

Re: '14 Midterm Elections Today

2014-11-07T11:36:20-06:00

Republicans quit on Bush, and got hammered despite it in 2008. That would be the best of both worlds--Dems quit on Obama and move to the right the next two years, but still get tromped in 2016.

Statistics: Posted by snoscythe — Fri Nov 07, 2014 11:36 am

Re: '14 Midterm Elections Today

2014-11-07T11:29:38-06:00

I do wonder if there could be a tipping point where the Democrats quit on Obama as well. I honestly don't think he likes being president. He likes the perks of being famous, but not the actual job. I'm not convinced he wants to finish his term and he may not.

That would be the best news of the last decade with the possible exception of Hilary taking herself out of the race.[/quote]

I hope Trey Gowdy takes Hillary out of the race well before 2016.

Statistics: Posted by vancouvercougar — Fri Nov 07, 2014 11:29 am

Re: '14 Midterm Elections Today

2014-11-06T21:19:01-06:00

I do wonder if there could be a tipping point where the Democrats quit on Obama as well. I honestly don't think he likes being president. He likes the perks of being famous, but not the actual job. I'm not convinced he wants to finish his term and he may not.[/quote]

That would be the best news of the last decade with the possible exception of Hilary taking herself out of the race.

Statistics: Posted by nuk13 — Thu Nov 06, 2014 9:19 pm

Re: '14 Midterm Elections Today

2014-11-06T16:28:03-06:00

And he also hears people who don't participate in the process as well. So apparently he's also bulimic and can read minds.

Statistics: Posted by SpiffCoug — Thu Nov 06, 2014 4:28 pm

Re: '14 Midterm Elections Today

2014-11-06T15:20:39-06:00

To be clear, he said he hears the silent voters as well, and he is listening to them as well, which is quite a feat.

Statistics: Posted by snoscythe — Thu Nov 06, 2014 3:20 pm

Re: '14 Midterm Elections Today

2014-11-06T14:30:29-06:00

Vacation time.

Today Obama said he would work with the Republicans. Well he sure didn't before. Now he has to. The next two years will be more bearable.

Actually what Obama said, was if Congress is willing to pass what he wants, he'll be willing to sign those bills into law. And that if Congress won't pass what he wants, then he'll do what he wants anyways vis despotic fiat - I mean, executive action.

We'll see if the GOP will do anything (impeach?) about his lawlessness.

I do wonder if there could be a tipping point where the Democrats quit on Obama as well. I honestly don't think he likes being president. He likes the perks of being famous, but not the actual job. I'm not convinced he wants to finish his term and he may not.

Statistics: Posted by SpiffCoug — Thu Nov 06, 2014 2:30 pm