Why Obama will get re-elected

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Barack Obama took a shot at another Republican leader today, only this one can't respond since he's dead. But as it turns out, he doesn't need to. Obama knocked Rutherford B. Hayes, referencing the 19th president as an example of the GOP's history of "looking backwards." Obama cited Hayes' quote about the telephone -- "It's a great invention but who would ever want to use one?" -- and remarked "That's why he's not on Mount Rushmore." Ouch. Only Hayes never said it. A curator at the Rutherford B. Hayes Presidential Center said the quote, whose origins are unknown, is often wrongly attributed to Hayes. In fact, he was the first president to have a telephone in the White House.

No the point was that our most intelligent president ever    was Wrong. Hayes was apparently a technology innovator.

Why he won't

He will get re elected because the republican field is weak, he will have alot more money and there are more registered democrats than republicans. What makes it worse is that the
Push to ultra conservative far right politics will fail to capture the independent vote.

It's really sad actually I feel like it the game is "fixed" it's because the republicans took a bribe to throw the game. It's pretty sad really. I would like to vote for no one or write someone in.

The problem with the system is all smart normal people know better than to get Into politics. So you are left with power hungry drama queens.

GlassSeeker wrote: You mean a fixed election like when Bush sneaked in? hanging chads in FL?

Consider the situation retooled and refined, with 12 additional years of development and control beyond that point in time.

i dont think we would be in the *************** bag we are in if Bush didnt go another 4

skicat2001 wrote: eric lavine wrote: i dont think we would be in the *************** bag we are in if Bush didnt go another 4 If Bush was here taxes would not be so high, gas prices too, private sector would have jobs, No Obama care screwing things up, wall street would be making money.. May I say more. We may be blowing *************** up but we better off.. Way better off

If Bush was here maybe he and your god could again lengthen the day so we could get more killing done.24 hours in a day just doesn't cut it.
You're lookin pretty hot Skicat, how bout another lick? Meet you at my favorite Rush st bar, The Man Hole!

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President Obama to Visit an Oil Field!!

by Keith Koffler on March 19, 2012, 8:00 am

Updated March 19 at 8:00 am ET

With gasoline prices marching north, President Obama next week will take a break from worshipping the sun and putting his finger to the wind when he actually highlights energy projects that provide lots of energy.

The White House is desperate to repair the damage being done to Obama’s campaign by the price at the pump, and aides have suddenly begun portraying him as a great apostle of oil and gas drilling.

In what may go down as one of the worst political blunders of his presidency, Obama late last year bowed to environmentalists’ pressure and rejected the Keystone pipeline’s route through part of Nebraska, delaying by at least a year a major new source of oil just as gasoline prices started going through the roof.

Wednesday, he’ll be in Carlsbad, New Mexico to inspect oil and gas production fields located on federal lands.

Obama will be in Oklahoma Thursday – yes, Oklahoma – to “discuss his Administration’s commitment to improving and supporting the infrastructure that helps us leverage our domestic resources,” the White House said.

I assume these are code words for the infrastructure to get fossil fuels out of the ground, since he sure ain’t going to Oklahoma for votes. He’s more likely to strike oil.

According to ABC News, Obama will staging a photo op in Cushing, Oklahoma, which is on the Keystone pipeline project’s “southern route,” of which the administration approves.

Of course, the two day trip also features a solar facility and a meeting with people conducting “some of the country’s most advanced energy-related research and development.”

But the White House is clearly eager to show that Obama loves the non-advanced stuff too, since that’s what the country is going to be running on for the foreseeable future.