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Originally Posted by saltwn
Just admitting that for whatever reason from your political viewpoint, Obama's administration is starting to be non effective. Non leaderly if I may borrow a ploy from Palin and invent a word here.
So let's just say we agree on that point and ask ourselves, what next?
The economy is the big issue of course. And maybe 2012 is a big issue too since the leader of the free world still holds most of the cards (admittedly in a deck that is on slow burn).
Say his term and his agenda are finished as in it's a given.
How to get us on the right path?
And are there any suggestions who to run -obviously for Republican-in 2012?
Oh one more thing. Since the agenda will (arguably) be set by the GOP should there be a greater push to get the veto proof majority or is the teaparty work pretty much done here?
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The TEA party isn't done yet, there is a long way to go getting this country back on track.
Who will run? I still can't pick one at this point there are several options and the primaries to go through.
I do know this, what Obama is all about only resonates with about 10-15% of the public and he has played his hand. The only crowd control the dems have is how deep does this guy cut into the democratic party.
It was pretty bad this round can Obama stem the tide? I think a lot of demo's that weren't on the ballot have huge issues coming at them for re-election in 2012. I think they will become more republican in the next two years if not for any other reason but to keep their jobs. The Obama plan failed and if they stay with him they will be gone.