What would 2012 election look like if...............

[Derek]

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If the health care bill fails? It doesn't go into effect until 2014 when the ppl who need insurance now will be dead.

[Derek]

yea what affair? the one I hope he has with a white intern?

[Derek]

There are alot of If's in this scenario that are both good and bad but it would be interesting. Whoever the GOP nominee is in 2012 had best compare the 6.1% unemployment to what it was in 2004 when Bush was running for reelection and it was 5.4%. We can still take this guy down in 2012 even if things are going well. It's just going to take a team effort and dedication to convince those whose voices aren't being heard in the whitehouse that they must vote Republican. Gotta have that competitive mindset. In the words of Obama, "if they bring a knife we bring a gun." That's the mindset the GOP needs to have in 2012.

Obama- "If they bring a knife, we bring a gun."

[Derek]

Then he would lose if you have 274-264 for Obama by 2008 math.

[Derek]

I do too but you never know.

[Derek]

He definitely won't win Arizona now. Most ppl there are there legally and approve of the new law. However, I do think Obama would've beaten the other GOP candidates in Arizona in 2008 that weren't named John McCain.

[Derek]

Who is Jed Bartlett?

[Derek]

I love how nothing is Obama's fault in the press. The oil spill is Obama's Katrina. If I didn't know better and watched the coverage of Katrina, I'd think Bush caused it on purpose. Btw, Obama joking about LA rain in a time of disaster is not funny. I found it grossly offensive.

[Derek]

I'm not blaming anything on Obama. I'm being ironic about how Bush was perceived by the media after Katrina.

[Derek]

The best thing that could happen for the GOP is for them to win 215 House seats and 50 senate seats. That takes Obama's argument that they are stopping popular legislation while actually being able to do so. However, with the amount of potential attacks we've had, Times Square, Fort Hood, Christmas Day, the unemployment rate, Obama's arrogance, his position on immigration, the health care catastrophe, and his teleprompter, I wouldn't be surprised if the GOP had a veto proof majority in the House and 52 or 53 in the Senate.