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Chicago inner-city blacks and fmr. VP Cheney both agree Obama will go down as the worst president ever elected.

Black residents of Chicago's South Side .....yesterday :

“Barack will go down as the worst president ever elected,”... Some called for Obama’s resignation.

Sounds like some of that racial animus Holder was talking about the other day...lol

https://www.washingtontimes.com/news/2014/jul/14/obama-slammed-worst-president-ever-black-chicagoan/

Today former Vice President Cheney, . "I think he is the worst president of my lifetime...

"Jimmy Carter might have been a better president than Barack Obama, and I didn't think I'd ever say that," said Cheney

https://www.businessinsider.com/cheney-obama-is-the-worst-president-of-my-lifetime-2014-7

In light of these unanimous proclamations from such diverse groups,,,,, I will be forced to agree with both camps..Obama is the worse President ever ..
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Somewhere in Georgia,,, there's a peanut farmer who is sitting on his front porch,, with a little smile in the corner of his mouth and a tear running down his face..........

 
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It's clear that democrats are disappointed voters that hate Obama because he's not black enough and didn't live up to the movie trailers.

It's clear that republicans hate Obama because of a mix of racial animus and political policy.

 
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Remember Peggy Joseph ?

She was swooning minutes after an Obama speech in Sarasota, Florida, just days before the 2008 election ..

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=P36x8rTb3jI

I never thought this day would ever happen. I won’t have to worry about putting gas in my car. I won’t have to worry about paying my mortgage. You know. If I help [Obama], he’s gonna help me.”…said Peggy ..

Today Peggy Joseph explained that as she educated herself on politics and learned who Obama was. She realized that he’s a fraud and there’s no merit to anything he says.

“Truth and honesty are important,” she said. “He lied about everything.”

 
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Quote Originally Posted by MoneySRH:

It's clear that democrats are disappointed voters that hate Obama because he's not black enough and didn't live up to the movie trailers.

It's clear that republicans hate Obama because of a mix of racial animus and political policy.

....Obama's not black enough ...he's black enough to assure, that America won't have another African hyphenate American President for a long,, loooong time..

 
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Cheney your role model slim?
 
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. Diick Cheney talking about a worse Presidency. 

Now, that's funny.

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person Cheney......one of the MAIN reasons we have BHO in the WH


 
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Quote Originally Posted by SarasotaSlim:

....Obama's not black enough ...he's black enough to assure, that America won't have another African hyphenate American President for a long,, loooong time..

I’m not talking about skin color. I’m talking about mindset/ mentality. Democrats voted for a civil rights activist, pastor, humanitarian and leader but got a conman politician that is black on the outside and white on the inside. 

If a black democratic candidate comes along in the future I'm sure democrats will vote for him/her in the white house. Now, a black republican candidate will never win republican nomination or make it into the white house that's for damn sure.

 
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Quote Originally Posted by eeyore76:

person Cheney......one of the MAIN reasons we have BHO in the WH


He KNEW he didn't stand a chance to be the President so he positioned himself to be an adviser for a VP candidate, right!!

 
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As far as I am concerned, he's 50-50. Some people on one side accuse the other side playing the race card(true) but have no problem to link/stress his African heritage when criticizing him.
 
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Quote Originally Posted by MoneySRH:


If a black democratic candidate comes along in the future I'm sure democrats will vote for him/her in the white house. Now, a black republican candidate will never win republican nomination or make it into the white house that's for damn sure.

Don't wait for that to happen ...since Hispanic's and Latino's are now the majority minority in the US ..the Dems are ditching the A-A's  and going all Latino and Wise Latina's as the face of their party...Obama blew it for the homies.... 

 
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Quote Originally Posted by SarasotaSlim:

Don't wait for that to happen ...since Hispanic's and Latino's are now the majority minority in the US ..the Dems are ditching the A-A's  and going all Latino and Wise Latina's as the face of their party...Obama blew it for the homies.... 

One of the very few times I actually agree with you. Finally you say something that makes you sound informed. Another black democratic candidate could win, again. That is not a part of the democrats plan, though.

Democrats capitalize on culture changes to win elections. The dems saw an opportunity to get the humanitarian vote with the civil rights act and the war on poverty. Dems sided with women on the war on women to get the female vote.

Dems capitalized on the emotions of the American people to get Obama into power. Dems will use the same plan to get Hillary into power. Now, dems see 50 million Latinos and are garnering the Latino vote for a potential Latino democrat to get into the white house when Hillary is done.

Dems have been playing chess and repubs are playing checkers. The repubs plan of religion, guns, states rights, war battle cries, and the southern strategy doesn’t work anymore on a national level. I can’t believe repubs haven’t figured this out yet.

 
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Money is spot on. I would add that while the dems are playing the necessary game, essentially playing to win, the repubs for whatever reason seem to be lagging behind and resisting and in the process are alienating the new voter base (not only the ethnic groups but also the growing numbers of young more "open minded" voters). A strategy that will stunt their chances unless they turn it around some.

This is not a partisian post but one that IMO speaks to the reality of the changing demographics and mind set of those who elect the president.
 
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Argue or deny it all you want but it is happening and at a minimum only time will tell.
 
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This next election will be very telling. With all of the Obama negativity this should be the repubs to win if they play it right. If they lose this one than it may speak very poorly for the repub base.
 
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Quote Originally Posted by mattbrot:

Money is spot on. I would add that while the dems are playing the necessary game, essentially playing to win, the repubs for whatever reason seem to be lagging behind and resisting and in the process are alienating the new voter base (not only the ethnic groups but also the growing numbers of young more "open minded" voters). A strategy that will stunt their chances unless they turn it around some.

This is not a partisian post but one that IMO speaks to the reality of the changing demographics and mind set of those who elect the president.
When it comes time to vote, I expect people to go into the voting booth and think to themselves... damn, democrats f'in suck. I don't want to vote for a demo-con. Then they look at the republican nominee and think that just looks even worse. Oh, well, dem it is, again. That's democracy for ya

Dems capitalize on the humanitarian emotions of the American people. You think dems like the thought of g@y butt-sex? Nope. It’s about getting the humanitarian vote to win the election.  Repubs will lose 60-40 in the next election, again. The immigration uproar guarantees a dem victory.

Hillary can just hand the microphone over to republicans and win without saying a word. Somehow the republicans will say something racist, stupid, sexist, naive, callous, and kooky and blow it. Republicans cost themselves the election every year by opening their mouths and choosing the wrong candidate.

The numbers show that dems outnumber the repubs. This is why the drum beats for voter ID are so damn loud. I would be inclined to side with repubs on the voter ID thing (if it was REALLY about voter fraud) and not really about republican gerrymandering.

Republican-Insanity: doing the same thing over and over (since the 60s) and expecting different results.

 
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Matt and MSRH, the problem is in order to get to the general election, one must starts somewhere(local, state...).

Those elections have relatively low voter-turnouts so the candidates have to please those die-hard base and...

 
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No matter if Repubs lose 60-40 in the next election or whether candidates have to please there die-hard base ...or even if Hillary  just hands the microphone over to republicans and wins..

It doesn't chance the fact that black residents of Chicago's South Side and VP Cheney ..people from the very diverse groups..are in agreement about Barack Hussein Obama ........

“Barack will go down as the worst president ever elected"

                                           
 
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what does the president have to do with local crime?
 
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Hillary can just hand the microphone over to republicans and win without saying a word. Somehow the republicans will say something racist, stupid, sexist, naive, callous, and kooky and blow it.



you mean like this, possibly the dumbest thing i've ever seen. 


https://thinkprogress.org/election/2014/07/17/3461252/todd-akins-pathetic-attempt-to-defend-legitimate-rape-goes-down-in-flames/
 
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Quote Originally Posted by SarasotaSlim:

No matter if Repubs lose 60-40 in the next election or whether candidates have to please there die-hard base ...or even if Hillary  just hands the microphone over to republicans and wins..

It doesn't chance the fact that black residents of Chicago's South Side and VP Cheney ..people from the very diverse groups..are in agreement about Barack Hussein Obama ........

“Barack will go down as the worst president ever elected"

                                           

so this is what you take away as the important topic from this thread?  

interesting.


 
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Quote Originally Posted by ClubDirt:

what does the president have to do with local crime?



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They both like to lie and shoot people?
 
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Quote Originally Posted by ClubDirt:

Hillary can just hand the microphone over to republicans and win without saying a word. Somehow the republicans will say something racist, stupid, sexist, naive, callous, and kooky and blow it.


you mean like this, possibly the dumbest thing i've ever seen. 


https://thinkprogress.org/election/2014/07/17/3461252/todd-akins-pathetic-attempt-to-defend-legitimate-rape-goes-down-in-flames/

Todd Akins is running for President ...?  

I don't think he's even in Congress anymore .........

 
 
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Quote Originally Posted by SarasotaSlim:

Todd Akins is running for President ...?  

I don't think he's even in Congress anymore .........



he probably will be encouraged to after his most recent "legitimate rape comments" but i believe money would agree that when he talks about rightwingers saying something stupid, sexist, etc. this is a great example of what money was referring to. 
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