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**Ngdyoysv** · 11-05-2011, 03:57 PM

You are not trying to say that Obama's 2012 campaign strategy is talking well to the military are you? (Just asking as it seems odd to link the two the way you have.)

I'll try to answer as though this were a serious question.
Recent events have virtually destroyed the image of this president as painted by the right wing. The contrived perception of President Obama being weak, indecisive, soft on terrorism, anti-military, a poor commander in chief, etc, etc..., sounds like just so much empty rhetoric now.
The birther nonsense has been finally disposed of; another Republican "messege" flushed down the toilet where it belongs.
Republican lawmakers have backed themselves into a corner on Medicare and Social Security too. Gosh, I wonder if Democrats will remind voters of how the GOP tried to destroy those programs?
What really scares Republicans most is continued economic recovery. If it keeps growing, even if only at the current pace, Republicans know they don't have a shot in 2012.
And just look at the current field of Republican contenders; looks like a field of midgets.
Like I said already: very poor optics for Republicans.

11-05-2011, 03:57 PM	#21
Ngdyoysv Join Date Oct 2005 Posts 328 Senior Member	You are not trying to say that Obama's 2012 campaign strategy is talking well to the military are you? (Just asking as it seems odd to link the two the way you have.) I'll try to answer as though this were a serious question. Recent events have virtually destroyed the image of this president as painted by the right wing. The contrived perception of President Obama being weak, indecisive, soft on terrorism, anti-military, a poor commander in chief, etc, etc..., sounds like just so much empty rhetoric now. The birther nonsense has been finally disposed of; another Republican "messege" flushed down the toilet where it belongs. Republican lawmakers have backed themselves into a corner on Medicare and Social Security too. Gosh, I wonder if Democrats will remind voters of how the GOP tried to destroy those programs? What really scares Republicans most is continued economic recovery. If it keeps growing, even if only at the current pace, Republicans know they don't have a shot in 2012. And just look at the current field of Republican contenders; looks like a field of midgets. Like I said already: very poor optics for Republicans.
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