Will you vote for Obama in 2012?

[QUOTE="Eddie5vs1"][QUOTE="Pirate700"]I think his ideas he tries to get passed border on absurd. His views on what's right for this country and how to "fix" it are just the same, IMO. If you need more than that, go check out one of the other 100 Obama threads from this week. :)

Pirate700

[QUOTE="Eddie5vs1"]Ok, to each his own. Everyone is entitled to their opinion. Personally I think he's spot onPirate700

2012 is too far away at this point, but who says he'll even be the nominee? I mean he most likely will be, but say things don't improve by 2012 and his approval rating continues to dip, you know very good and well that Hillary would mount another Presidential bid.

Remember, Ted Kennedy ran against President Carter.

2012 is too far away at this point, but who says he'll even be the nominee? I mean he most likely will be, but say things don't improve by 2012 and his approval rating continues to dip, you know very good and well that Hillary would mount another Presidential bid.

Remember, Ted Kennedy ran against President Carter.

peaceful_anger

[QUOTE="peaceful_anger"]

2012 is too far away at this point, but who says he'll even be the nominee? I mean he most likely will be, but say things don't improve by 2012 and his approval rating continues to dip, you know very good and well that Hillary would mount another Presidential bid.

Remember, Ted Kennedy ran against President Carter.

-Sun_Tzu-

i do not want hiliary clinton as president

i do not want hiliary clinton as president

munchlax99

Depends on his opponent, but if he keeps his stance on abortion then most likely not.

Can't vote, I'm not a citizen of the US of A.

I just hope that there isn't an obscene amount of TV coverage in Australia for it next time ...

First off we don't know if he'll seek a second term. The country, under his policies, could deteriorate and he may decide to not seek re-election. There also could be a Republican or Third Party candidate whom I agree more with and decide to vote for.

To sum things up, it's way too early to even be discussing this.

Big negative on that. I will be voting on a constitutionalist or an actual statesman (Ron Paul if he happens to run again) just not a politician. Career politicians are a serious problem.

And Bush was so different? Oh wait, Bush was AMAZING. Whether it'd be a completely unnecessary, high budget war, or putting us into this freakin ditch... which Obama has done a good job of digging us out of recently.GodofBigMacs

Too early too tell -- also depends on his policies and what he does in 2010, 2011 and 2012. Also depends on who is running against him in 2012.

[QUOTE="GodofBigMacs"] And Bush was so different? Oh wait, Bush was AMAZING. Whether it'd be a completely unnecessary, high budget war, or putting us into this freakin ditch... which Obama has done a good job of digging us out of recently.Pirate700

I'm not really going to consider such a thing until we hit 2011 and then make an assessment of the other candidates.

[QUOTE="Pirate700"]

[QUOTE="GodofBigMacs"] And Bush was so different? Oh wait, Bush was AMAZING. Whether it'd be a completely unnecessary, high budget war, or putting us into this freakin ditch... which Obama has done a good job of digging us out of recently.Eddie5vs1

Hell no. But then again, I live in California so my vote won't mean a thing. :cry:

Nope, I didn't vote for him the first time, but he did win and I gave him the chance. He lost any chance of me ever voting for him when he passed that stimulas bill and even more reason on how he is handling war and healthcare. He sucks IMO.

I'll be old enough and it really depends. Honestly I wasn't to big on McCain, and Sarah Palin was just an embressment. But not exactly a fan of Obama eithers though. Basically you could say it depends on who's running and my thoughts on Obama in 2012. However I can tell you that if Sarah Palin gets nominated, lol i'd vote Obama

Probably. I voted for him in last time, but we'll see what happens. I won't vote for Romney, Huckabee or Palin if they are the GOP candidates though.

[QUOTE="peaceful_anger"]

2012 is too far away at this point, but who says he'll even be the nominee? I mean he most likely will be, but say things don't improve by 2012 and his approval rating continues to dip, you know very good and well that Hillary would mount another Presidential bid.

Remember, Ted Kennedy ran against President Carter.

-Sun_Tzu-

i didn't vote for him last year, and i don't agree with anything that he's doing. so hell no.

[QUOTE="im_mr_brown"]

He hasn't even been in office for a year yet, how could I know. I voted for him, but if he screws up I won't vote for him again. Who blindly votes?

grenadexjumpr

Um...pretty much the only reason he was elected was because of people blindly voting either because:

A. He was a black man

or

B. He wasn't Republican

There were 22 kids out of 25 in my government course in highschool, just as an example, that voted for Obama. When the 2 of us that Voted McCain asked the 22 why they did...

well...not a single one could explain nor really NAME a policy of Obama's that would ACTUALLY work outside of theory and not a single one of them could actually come up with a legitimate reason why he was better than any other candidate.

I guess so. Truthfully, blind votes were the main reason he was elected. Dah well....

it's far too early to tell. At this same time in Bush's presidency I would havevotedhimback in.

I picked 'Undicided' because it is spelled cool. :P

[QUOTE="grenadexjumpr"]

[QUOTE="im_mr_brown"]

He hasn't even been in office for a year yet, how could I know. I voted for him, but if he screws up I won't vote for him again. Who blindly votes?

im_mr_brown

Um...pretty much the only reason he was elected was because of people blindly voting either because:

A. He was a black man

or

B. He wasn't Republican

There were 22 kids out of 25 in my government course in highschool, just as an example, that voted for Obama. When the 2 of us that Voted McCain asked the 22 why they did...

well...not a single one could explain nor really NAME a policy of Obama's that would ACTUALLY work outside of theory and not a single one of them could actually come up with a legitimate reason why he was better than any other candidate.

I guess so. Truthfully, blind votes were the main reason he was elected. Dah well....

[QUOTE="grenadexjumpr"]

[QUOTE="im_mr_brown"]

He hasn't even been in office for a year yet, how could I know. I voted for him, but if he screws up I won't vote for him again. Who blindly votes?

im_mr_brown

Um...pretty much the only reason he was elected was because of people blindly voting either because:

A. He was a black man

or

B. He wasn't Republican

There were 22 kids out of 25 in my government course in highschool, just as an example, that voted for Obama. When the 2 of us that Voted McCain asked the 22 why they did...

well...not a single one could explain nor really NAME a policy of Obama's that would ACTUALLY work outside of theory and not a single one of them could actually come up with a legitimate reason why he was better than any other candidate.

I guess so. Truthfully, blind votes were the main reason he was elected. Dah well....

Since it's my first time voting in 2012... I want to make a smart decision. So noOblivionfan10

bu bu but he's kept us safe for almost a year :roll:

[QUOTE="Oblivionfan10"]Since it's my first time voting in 2012... I want to make a smart decision. So noSerraph105

bu bu but he's kept us safe for almost a year :roll:

Since it's my first time voting in 2012... I want to make a smart decision. So noOblivionfan10

bu bu but he's kept us safe for almost a year :roll:

How on earth can you decide that when he's only been in office for a year?

[QUOTE="Serraph105"]

[QUOTE="Oblivionfan10"]Since it's my first time voting in 2012... I want to make a smart decision. So noOblivionfan10

bu bu but he's kept us safe for almost a year :roll:

It really depends on who the Republican candidate is (and how Obama does)... but as of now, looking at the possible candidates (Huckabee, Palin, Jindal, etc.) I'd say there's a very, very good chance I'll vote for Obama.chessmaster1989

[QUOTE="Oblivionfan10"][QUOTE="Serraph105"]

bu bu but he's kept us safe for almost a year :roll:

gamesock

[QUOTE="chessmaster1989"]It really depends on who the Republican candidate is (and how Obama does)... but as of now, looking at the possible candidates (Huckabee, Palin, Jindal, etc.) I'd say there's a very, very good chance I'll vote for Obama.Pirate700

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