BLAZER PROPHET
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OK, we were wondering what the President was going to hang his hat on for the upcoming election. Granted he had little to choose from and it was going to come down to Obamacare, symbolic "leaving" Iraq or the death of Bin Laden, as they are his primary accomplishments thus far.
I think he made the right choice.
Last election he campaigned on "it's all Bush's fault" and "change" and it proved successful. Well, that and his eloquence as a speaker and the bumblings of McCain. But he won fair & square and proved to be a tough campaigner.
Now, after ruining the economy, enriching unions and definitively placing it on a track of no possible hope of recovery into bankruptcy and having the "it's all Bush's fault" wearing thin as people realize it's now all Obama's fault he needed a new strategy.
Obamacare would be a fail. An illegal forced national health care pay in system and another program to place the final nail in the coffin for the country economically isn't a strong platform.
He doesn't dare run on his promulgation of class warfare program. It could work, but it has a chance to blow up on him. He's also smartly leaving the dopey "war on women" to members of Congress as it too can be an epic fail due to it's very nature of being a lie.
Now, I think he could have run on the leaving Iraq issue, even though we still have many still there.
But he is blessed with having Mitt to run against and the death of Bin Laden. He has chosen wisely.
OK, we were wondering what the President was going to hang his hat on for the upcoming election. Granted he had little to choose from and it was going to come down to Obamacare, symbolic "leaving" Iraq or the death of Bin Laden, as they are his primary accomplishments thus far.
I think he made the right choice.
Last election he campaigned on "it's all Bush's fault" and "change" and it proved successful. Well, that and his eloquence as a speaker and the bumblings of McCain. But he won fair & square and proved to be a tough campaigner.
Now, after ruining the economy, enriching unions and definitively placing it on a track of no possible hope of recovery into bankruptcy and having the "it's all Bush's fault" wearing thin as people realize it's now all Obama's fault he needed a new strategy.
Obamacare would be a fail. An illegal forced national health care pay in system and another program to place the final nail in the coffin for the country economically isn't a strong platform.
He doesn't dare run on his promulgation of class warfare program. It could work, but it has a chance to blow up on him. He's also smartly leaving the dopey "war on women" to members of Congress as it too can be an epic fail due to it's very nature of being a lie.
Now, I think he could have run on the leaving Iraq issue, even though we still have many still there.
But he is blessed with having Mitt to run against and the death of Bin Laden. He has chosen wisely.
