Obama just had the best week ever – both of his main competitors (Cain and Perry) are about to fail, if they have not already yet. Perry looked like a pathetic buffoon with his oops comment..

If conservatives are so depressed that they do not even vote in the primaries, Romney will win easily. Gingrich had a good week but he is not going to be the nominee.

Why exactly are Cain, someone who can’t say anything besides 9-9-9 and can’t explain what insurance premium support, a key feature of the conservative House’s Medicare plan, and Perry, who’s shown an inability to explain conservative policies in general, the main competition for Obama?

You realize that the guy who was Speaker of the House in the congress Blitzer is talking about it Gingrich, right?

We need someone who can explain conservatism, not just be conservative. The best of them didn’t run, Christie, Ryan, Rubio, etc. (And before you say it, Cain would have a similar record of those guys if he actually had won an election before.) Conservatism is not some simple intellectual movement the way liberalism is ith its emotionalism and government solutions for everything. We need someone who can explain it and why we believe in it.

Similarly, if Obama is reelected, but conservatives win Congress, he’ll be unable to inflict much damage.

Obama just had the best week ever – both of his main competitors (Cain and Perry) are about to fail, if they have not already yet. Perry looked like a pathetic buffoon with his oops comment..

If conservatives are so depressed that they do not even vote in the primaries, Romney will win easily. Gingrich had a good week but he is not going to be the nominee.

So conservatives are left with Mitt Romney in the general election… if they were horrified at voting for McCain in 2008 they are left with Romney now.. and we are wondering “if Obama is re-elected”.

Unless there is a miracle, Obama will win pretty handily. Just like McCain added Palin to the ticket hoping that it would be a game changer, Romney will have to do some thing very similar… and just like last time, it most likely wont work.

http://finance.townhall.com/columnists/craigsteiner/2011/08/22/the_clinton_surplus_myth/page/full/

Don’t accept the left’s premise, always remember, liberals lie

A logical question, right? After all, Bill Clinton presided over a balanced budget and cut the rate of the growth of government.

So why isn’t he a Tea Party hero?

Let’s see…because he opposes shrinking the government today?

Sounds Tea Party to me.

Similarly, if Obama is reelected, but conservatives win Congress, he’ll be unable to inflict much damage.

No, Obama would completely corrupt the courts for an entire generation because the Republicans in the Senate will let his appointees be confirmed. Obama’s judges would doom America; it would simply take a little longer.

I am also a huge Big Dawg fan.

We’re out here Big Dawg. Since the media stereotyped the TP as all neocons they exclude we recovering Democrats from the coverage. We have been here from the beginning

The fellow exiles I come across are what wouldve been termed Reagan Democrats in the 80s.

We LOVED the prosperity across all income groups under the Big Dawg. the Democraticization of the equity markets. The opening of free trade (Romney is right re China BTW)

We’re here Big Dawg, we’re voting GOP now. The DLC disbanded and Clinton Dems have gone TP tring to restrain the Donna Brazille ‘egghead, AA, neoprogressive, youth’coalition which brought us HippieBoomerWannaRelivethe60sPolslikePelosi writing all the bills for the empty suit the TBTF put in to stop Hillary from letting their axxex go bankrupt.

The morons have been going short US, lone Emerging Markets for years not believing that the 60% of US Population that is Middle Class and makes up 70% of GDP with consumer spending is STILL the engine that drives the entire global economy.

Apparently their ingenius master plan to sell products manufactured in emerging markets at slave labor wages to the ‘booming’ middle class in those emerging markets was a dud. Gee whodathunk? Frakkin idiots.

The US middle class needs to get their balance sheets back together. Big Dawg gave us a level playing field and a fair shot and cvut spending and balanced the budget and didnt let us get neck deep in wars that require a decade of occupation at high force counts. We loved it.

We are here Bill. We’re just hibernating through the Obamapocalypse and voting GOP and going to TP events to try and stop the disaster of debt visited in just 10 years.

People who say they will never vote for Romney will have their pride to keep them warm when Obama cuts our heat off in the Winter if he gets back in.

Vote!
Romney 12
Hillary 16

Incidentally, this also serves as a powerful reminder of the importance of Congress. If the GOP is ultimately saddled with a RINO nominee, but wins the White House — and conservatives take back the Senate and retain the House — important reforms, from Obamacare repeal to regulatory rollback, will still be signed into law. Similarly, if Obama is reelected, but conservatives win Congress, he’ll be unable to inflict much damage. The presidential election might be the most exciting to follow — and presidents might ultimately bear blame and receive credit for whatever happens during their administrations — but the machinations of Congress often matter most.

We really need to pay a lot more attention to Congress. Ironically, after all the must and fuss earlier this year, Sarah Palin may make her biggest contribution by helping promote conservative Congresspeople.

If we don’t have a more conservative Congress, it won’t do us much good to capture the White House. Especially if we wind up with a RINO.

Thus, taking the White House Obama Campaign Headquarters is vital if we expect to make sure conservative legislation is not tossed aside by a wise Latina woman or one wearing comfortable shoes and a bunch of uberliberal “justices.”

Fairly certain we can grow our seats in the House and if not retake the Senate at least bring it to a 50-50 fairly easily.

If the GOP is ultimately saddled with a RINO nominee, but wins the White House

This is defeatism masquerading as political analysis.

No rational Tea Party person is considering accepting a RINO nominee at this point in time.

Wow,Perry is going for broke!
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Rick Perry makes $1 million ad buy on Fox News – @thecaucus

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http://www.breakingnews.com/

Putz.

coldwarrior on November 11, 2011 at 7:17 PM

coldwarrior:Yup,Integrity!!:)

faraway on November 11, 2011 at 7:11 PM

faraway:Truth To Power!:)

Time’s Stengel to Bill Clinton: Why aren’t you a Tea Party hero?

Because members of the Tea party movement have a much higher expectation of standards from our elected officials than the likes of Clinton (both) and Obama, et al..

Putz.

he did it under pressure fron the Republicans!!!

So,this time,Obama is/was/still giving the FINGER TO THE GOP,
or,is it,the

“Iron Fist”!
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CBS: President Obama may have been wearing a metaphorical velvet glove during his big deficit reduction speech Wednesday, but make no mistake about it:

He took an iron fist to the Republicans.
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April 13, 2011 4:42 PM PrintText
It’s on: Obama takes iron fist to GOP
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http://www.cbsnews.com/8301-503544_162-20053648-503544.html
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‘it’s on: obama takes iron fist to gop’
April 13 2011
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****With Obama,Double-Fist Picture!!

http://theobamadiary.com/2011/04/13/its-on-obama-takes-iron-fist-to-gop/

canopfor on October 20, 2011 at 5:16 PM

How many principles do you think Penn State sold out for that bug money program? You think this is unique? The trash just got too high in this instance.

important reforms, from Obamacare repeal to regulatory rollback, will still be signed into law.

That is a huge leap of faith if Romney is elected.

I don’t buy it.