Democratic Primary Challengers for Obama?

[Citizen (The) Doctor]

Are there any in the Democratic Party that could possibly give Obama a hard time for the nomination in 2012?  Discuss with maps.

[Dan the Roman]

No. Challenging Obama is sucide in the general if not the primary. If by some chance someone won the primary, black turnout would drop through the floor in the general dooming whoever won.

[Mr.Phips]

I think healthcare's passage will prevent any challenge for the time being. 

[Kushahontas]

LaRouche

[sentinel]

I think healthcare's passage will prevent any challenge for the time being. 

I agree. Obama's warchest will be big enough to ward off any challengers.

[21st Century Independent]

If there was someone that could, it would be Hillary.

[Conservative frontier]

Some obscure Blue Dog Democrat, or Bart Stupak , wanting to continue his attention whore parade.

[J. J.]

No. Challenging Obama is sucide in the general if not the primary. If by some chance someone won the primary, black turnout would drop through the floor in the general dooming whoever won.

I think healthcare's passage will prevent any challenge for the time being. 

I agree with both of these observations.

There are not enough conservatives in the Democratic Party to give Obama any serious trouble.

[Psychic Octopus]

Kucinich seemed relatively possible (If very unlikely) for a while, but his vote for health care makes it even less likely.

[ScottM]

Kucinich seemed relatively possible (If very unlikely) for a while, but his vote for health care makes it even less likely.

On some levels, yes. But remember, Kucinich didn't think the bill went far enough, and he may end up being a perennial candidate, so I wouldn't say never.