Spawn and my nephew-both 18 and supporting Mitt-would beg to disagree.

Voter ID doesn’t matter beans if you’ve got hardcores in the precinct that are willing to ‘do whatever is necessary’. This is how voter turnout in places like Philadelphia and Chicago can break 100% of the census.

Colorado: Obama 49, Romney 46 Obama +3
Virginia: Obama 45, Romney 48 Romney +3
Ohio: Obama 44, Romney 46 Romney +2
Florida: Obama 47, Romney 48 Romney +1

Every ‘youth’ I speak to who is registered to vote always tell me that they’re not sure what Romney will do as President…that he never seems to take a position (muy vague) and doesn’t seem to have any specific plans…methinks they are on to something!

“There’s a lot of lack of trust in our leaders, a lack of positive feelings about political institutions, a lack of quality education for large segments of the public, a lack of civic education, the fragmenting effects of waves of communications technology, the cynicism of the coverage of politics — I could go on with a long litany.”

Yadda yadda yadda. People need to educate themselves. It’s not something you can trust to someone else.

Unless you’re a liberal. Empty heads make great echo chambers.

Wolfmoon on August 15, 2012 at 2:35 PM

Yeah, I don’t see it happening. Who would watch to risk their political future with an administration that is such an epic failure?

Union student delivers for Romney campaign.

The Romney campaign in Boston is run by young people, college age interns, I know you get scared, but it is a refreshing sight. Depending on where kids are in college the environment is more or less hostile to being an Obamabot. When other kids come out of the closet for Romney it breaks the ice and the kids can talk about it.

They don’t want to be like their loser big sisters and brothers who are 24 and hanging at home with mom. Vote for independence, freedom.

A nationwide USA TODAY/Suffolk University Poll of people who are eligible to vote but aren’t likely to do so finds that these stay-at-home Americans back Obama’s re-election over Republican Mitt Romney by more than 2-1. Two-thirds of them say they are registered to vote. Eight in 10 say the government plays an important role in their lives. …

We are fortunate that a lot of parasites living on the producers expense are not voting…

Cody1991 on August 15, 2012 at 2:31 PM

He wont dump biden. It would make ocommie look panicked and desperate. That doesn’t exactly turn on even liberal voters. If he has buyers remorse now, perhaps he should have taken his head from his butt and thought hard about it in 2008. It’s far beyond too late for that now, not that I care, I just want the commie basterd back in chicago, california, new york, anywhere we can shove all the liberals together where they can go critical mass and evaporate.

Maybe there is hope for them. There is no hope for the cinderblock brained older liberals though. Can’t wait for them to get old and stand before ocommie’s death panels if that does become the way of healthcare. They voted for it, they deserve it.

President Barack Obama has slightly more than 22 days to drop Vice Presidential Joe Biden from the 2012 Democratic presidential ticket, according to lawyers familiar with the party nominating process. That is, Democrats have until September 6 to formally nominate their presidential ticket which will then be qualified for the 50 state ballots.

http://www.weeklystandard.com/blogs/obama-has-22-days-drop-biden_650014.html

MontanaMmmm on August 15, 2012 at 1:33 PM

I always enjoy reading that site but am still unable to convince myself the insider actually exists. Guess that’s part of the thrill and the draw.

a capella on August 15, 2012 at 1:59 PM

It helps if you imagine it all being said with a strong Louisiana accent…

The one on “Envy” in the link in that article also. It’s a pitch perfect psycho-analytical description of the core of Obama’s behavior and the root of his envy fetish….

aquaviva on August 15, 2012 at 2:17 PM

Yes, indeed. It’s alarming that he was elected, that we have someone so inept and clearly unsuitable in such a powerful position.

Cody1991 on August 15, 2012 at 2:08 PM

Folks.

Highly Recommended Reading #1 from American Thinker. Topic is Jarret.

Highly Recommended Reading #2 from American Thinker. Topic is root of Obama envy.

Happy Nomad on August 15, 2012 at 2:09 PM

Archivarix on August 15, 2012 at 2:18 PM (cont.)

But if you mean this ticket, then you are correct. There is not a single donk under 50 worthy of taking the VP slot.

/sarc

Now all of them are all growed up and ready and able to vote in the 2012 election — and they’re all in Romney/Ryan’s corner. As my son basically put it, ‘You were right Dad (shock and awe!). Obama’s just an opportunistic phoney-baloney who’ll say and do anything he has to just to get elected and stay in power. He doesn’t care about doing the right thing and he doesn’t make the tough choices because his office and government matters more than the people of America do. He hasn’t done a dang thing other than what serves him and his ilk. He’s beating the whole country up real good — and now I hope he gets his due real good (my son loathes bullies to the max). He fooled all of us.’ Well — you’re right son — but he didn’t fool all of us :)

It brings a tear of joy to my eye to watch my son (and his most excellent friends) grow up and see what what an intelligent man, concerned citizen, and patriotic American he has become. Even his bleeding-heart liberal high school sweetheart has nearly come full circle. She still holds out hope beyond hope that Barack Hussein Obama will fulfill even a small portion of his promises in a second term if he’s reelected — but she’s slowly starting to lose her grip on that hope in exchange for the dawning realization that Barack Hussein Obama truly is a ravenous wolf in sheep’s clothing. She’s a lovely, loving, respectful, and intelligent woman — and she’s also the type that just hates to admit when she’s wrong — but she’s mellowing. Ha.

Cory Booker is quite popular and has some national-scale aspirations. He might be a Democrat but he’s a far cry from Obama.

Archivarix on August 15, 2012 at 2:00 PM

He’s also absolutely inexperienced. If running for national office with just a governorship is supposedly so bad, a guy who has never held elective office out of Newark is far worse. Keep in mind he is very bright (which would highlight Obama’s dumbness) and I think will be a star of the party but I put him in the same catagory as Marco Rubio as an individual who is not yet ready for such a high office.

Happy Nomad on August 15, 2012 at 2:09 PM

Compared to Hussein Ogabe, Cory Booker wins in every nomination that counts with all voter segments except maybe the academia. It’s pretty much a given that he will either run for Governor in 2013 or Senator in 2014. From there, considering a severe shortage of young stars among the donks, it’s a very short road to the national ticket. I also saw on Drudge that Chelsea Clinton considers to run while her almighty parents are still kickin’.