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ILoveTheSmellOfTheSenate
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« on: November 05, 2014, 11:25:30 AM »

What happens now?  Well, between now and end of year:

Nov '14:  Obama plays another 5 rounds of golf.

Nov-Dec '14: Obama announces, between the front and back nines, that his administration will not get further involved in Iraq to attempt to stop ISIS and ISIS rolls to new victories.

Dec '14:  Obama plays another 6 rounds of golf.

Dec '14: LA Senate run-off goes to GOP, cementing 9 Senate pickups.

Dec '14: ~50 dead in new round of Ferguson riots following no indictment of police officer.  Public opinion polls show 70% of US public sides with officer.

Christmas Weekend '14:  Obama, believing he is more important than Congress, declares amnesty and all hell breaks loose (new wave of illegals storm boarder, gun sales begin to hit new records, impeachment begins).

Jan '15:  Iraq falls to ISIS.

Jan '15:  Obama plays another 10 rounds of golf.

Jan '15:  Hillary signs up for food stamps, claiming she shares the pain of the poor.

Feb '15: Obama's approval sinks to around 33%.  Biden is very giddy and flashes his cheesy smile.  Dems start to opening talk about Obama resigning, but stop short of calling for his resignation out of fear that Biden would be worse. 

Feb '15: Obama, sighting the racial stress of being the first black US president, plays another 12 rounds of golf.
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ILoveTheSmellOfTheSenate
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« Reply #1 on: November 05, 2014, 10:28:55 PM »

What happens now?  Well, between now and end of year:

Nov '14:  Obama plays another 5 rounds of golf.

Nov-Dec '14: Obama announces, between the front and back nines, that his administration will not get further involved in Iraq to attempt to stop ISIS and ISIS rolls to new victories.

Dec '14:  Obama plays another 6 rounds of golf.

Dec '14: LA Senate run-off goes to GOP, cementing 9 Senate pickups.

Dec '14: ~50 dead in new round of Ferguson riots following no indictment of police officer.  Public opinion polls show 70% of US public sides with officer.

Christmas Weekend '14:  Obama, believing he is more important than Congress, declares amnesty and all hell breaks loose (new wave of illegals storm boarder, gun sales begin to hit new records, impeachment begins).

Jan '15:  Iraq falls to ISIS.

Jan '15:  Obama plays another 10 rounds of golf.

Jan '15:  Hillary signs up for food stamps, claiming she shares the pain of the poor.

Feb '15: Obama's approval sinks to around 33%.  Biden is very giddy and flashes his cheesy smile.  Dems start to opening talk about Obama resigning, but stop short of calling for his resignation out of fear that Biden would be worse. 

Feb '15: Obama, sighting the racial stress of being the first black US president, plays another 12 rounds of golf.

I hope you didn't spend too long on this.

Why, were you expecting it sooner?  I used only the required time, no more.  Wink
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ILoveTheSmellOfTheSenate
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« Reply #2 on: November 06, 2014, 12:26:02 AM »

Congratulations America on electing even more whackjobs. You get what you vote for. Enjoy two years of pure insanity, and remember, it's all your fault. The crazy train has just arrived, all aboard!

Did you just say, "train"?

Perhaps you haven't heard, but....the beat goes on.  And the train won't stop!
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ILoveTheSmellOfTheSenate
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« Reply #3 on: November 06, 2014, 12:55:26 AM »

President Romney agrees with you after that spectacular 2010 performance.

Romney was a loser and was only chosen because the field was very weak.   The GOP base tried-on every other candidate, which is why there was a new flavor-of-the-month every month.  We tried Perry, Cain, Newt (and several others I can't recall), but they were all duds.  

Romney was just the least embarrassing dud, so he was reluctantly chosen as the nominee.  But he was an extremely weak candidate and stood for nothing but flip-flopping.    

Obama was beatable in 2012, the GOP just didn't have any good candidates running.  And, the problem continues to this day - there is not a seasoned GOP candidate that excites the base.  And the only ones that do excite the base (e.g. Cruz) are way too bombastic to be presidential material.
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