Palin/Armey vs Obama/Biden

[Obnoxiously Slutty Girly Girl]

It's pretty hard to imagine any realistic scenario in which Barack Obama wins in 2012.

The map in the OP I assume must be a joke? The absolute worst I could see any GOPer doing would be winning around 14 states.

But Obama is toast, he's finished, so that doesn't apply no matter who the Republican nominee is.

[Obnoxiously Slutty Girly Girl]

328-210

This coincidentally is about the best case scenario I can see for Obama against any opponent.

[Obnoxiously Slutty Girly Girl]

328-210

This coincidentally is about the best case scenario I can see for Obama against any opponent.

You honestly think that Palin can win back Indiana and New Hampshire?  That would be more like the map for if Gingrich ran.

I honestly think that, with the sorry state the economy and the country will be in by 2012, even Palin will be able to defeat Obama. Democrats should be careful what they wish for in hoping Palin is the GOP nominee.

[Obnoxiously Slutty Girly Girl]

328-210

This coincidentally is about the best case scenario I can see for Obama against any opponent.

You honestly think that Palin can win back Indiana and New Hampshire?  That would be more like the map for if Gingrich ran.

I honestly think that, with the sorry state the economy and the country will be in by 2012, even Palin will be able to defeat Obama. Democrats should be careful what they wish for in hoping Palin is the GOP nominee.

LOL, Pollster shows her Favorable to unfavorable numbers are at -15%.  Using the same standard, Obama's fv/ufv are at +5% on Pollster, which is different than his Job Approval (although his job approval is at -4%).   But Palin isn't holding office, so the fav/unfav is the only comparable standard.

It won't matter who the opponent is.

Barack Obama will be as electable in 2012 as Herbert Hoover was in 1932.

[Obnoxiously Slutty Girly Girl]

328-210

This coincidentally is about the best case scenario I can see for Obama against any opponent.

You honestly think that Palin can win back Indiana and New Hampshire?  That would be more like the map for if Gingrich ran.

I honestly think that, with the sorry state the economy and the country will be in by 2012, even Palin will be able to defeat Obama. Democrats should be careful what they wish for in hoping Palin is the GOP nominee.

LOL, Pollster shows her Favorable to unfavorable numbers are at -15%.  Using the same standard, Obama's fv/ufv are at +5% on Pollster, which is different than his Job Approval (although his job approval is at -4%).   But Palin isn't holding office, so the fav/unfav is the only comparable standard.

It won't matter who the opponent is.

Barack Obama will be as electable in 2012 as Herbert Hoover was in 1932.

Obama hasn't been claimed responsible for 20% unemployment like Hoover was.  Plus, compared to other presidents two years into their terms, he's actually doing okay.  Even compared to Clinton and Reagan.

And did the polls I listed mean anything?

No, they don't mean anything really. The election is in 2012, not 2010.

[Obnoxiously Slutty Girly Girl]

328-210

This coincidentally is about the best case scenario I can see for Obama against any opponent.

You honestly think that Palin can win back Indiana and New Hampshire?  That would be more like the map for if Gingrich ran.

I honestly think that, with the sorry state the economy and the country will be in by 2012, even Palin will be able to defeat Obama. Democrats should be careful what they wish for in hoping Palin is the GOP nominee.

LOL, Pollster shows her Favorable to unfavorable numbers are at -15%.  Using the same standard, Obama's fv/ufv are at +5% on Pollster, which is different than his Job Approval (although his job approval is at -4%).   But Palin isn't holding office, so the fav/unfav is the only comparable standard.

It won't matter who the opponent is.

Barack Obama will be as electable in 2012 as Herbert Hoover was in 1932.

Obama hasn't been claimed responsible for 20% unemployment like Hoover was.  Plus, compared to other presidents two years into their terms, he's actually doing okay.  Even compared to Clinton and Reagan.

And did the polls I listed mean anything?

Like Presidents Reagan and Clinton, President Obama has taken his chances early and taken his lumps. So far he has rarely attacked GOP leaders who have offered little other than "back to [George Worthless] Bush". The alternative is either to do little and hope that all goes well or (and I thought this impossible until I saw Dubya do it) lie one's way into what looks like an easy and cheap triumph.

What do the polls mean? That President Obama will have some campaigning to do in 2012 if he wants to be re-elected. The polls suggest that if he doesn't state his case in time, then he will surely be defeated.  But he has a case -- that his Presidency has made things generally better. Do the Republican right-wingers? Only by default, and only if they can hoodwink Americans into believing that the most rapacious and ruthless people are the only ones who can accomplish anything.   

Obama's presidency will have made everything worse. In fact, it already has. Not a single good thing has come out of this criminal fascist regime.