If Gallup polled me I would say "Approve", and I'll vote for Obama in 2012.......

[KansasVoter]

But still extremely disappointed in HCR and the War.

And I agree with Dean.

And I think Olbermann is correct.

It is not illogical to be disappointed in Obama and also want a Democratic president in 2012.

And there will be no other realistic, winnable contenders against Obama.

People here act like if you are disappointed in Obama you will vote GOP. Stupid!

[grantcart]

1. I would say that Palin is the greatest Republican to have ever walked the earth

[MannyGoldstein]

2. Dr. Dean will be a great candidate nt

[rhett o rick]

28. Yes but for what party. The Corp-Dems and DLC would never let him win the nomination.

Who owns the party now. Not us, not the grassroots. We are outcasts.

[bigwillq]

3. Right on point with your last sentence.

:thumbsup:

[La Lioness Priyanka]

4. I agree.

[JTFrog]

5. Another day, another insult to Obama supporters disguised as an I support Obama post.

How original.

:eyes:

[La Lioness Priyanka]

6. we see what we want to see. nt

[JTFrog]

7. And we see it from the same folks everyday.

:eyes:

[La Lioness Priyanka]

8. yes, again, we see what we want to see.

[JTFrog]

9. Actually if I wanted to see this kind of shit everyday, I'd go to freeperville. n/t

[La Lioness Priyanka]

10. no, in freeperville, you wouldnt see this. both you and i know this.

[JTFrog]

11. Right, they don't call Obama supporters stupid or idiots over there EVERY DAY. n/t

[La Lioness Priyanka]

13. thats not what the op said. nt

[JTFrog]

15. Please, the OP tries to say it everyday slathered in the midst of an I support Obama but post....

I guess I've just got sick of seeing them.

[KansasVoter]

16. Froggy, please link to one original useful post you have ever made. I am dying to see one.

[JTFrog]

17. Is that a rule here? And you don't know how to use search? wtf?

[KansasVoter]

22. I can't find one frogger, that is why I need your help. Confused???

[JTFrog]

23. Ask your mom to help. Seriously, the search button works fine for me. n/t

[KansasVoter]

25. I get it, you don't have one. LOL. Classic!

[JTFrog]

26. It's not my fault you can't use the internets.

:shrug:

[ClarkUSA]

20. Of course. It's also a transparent attempt to minimize Pres. Obama's rising Gallup approval numbers.

How very original.

:eyes:

[Moochy]

33. curses, foiled by your razor sharp powers of observation!

the netroots would have gotten away with it, if not for ClarkUSA's courageous vigilance against lefty propaganda techniques! :patriot:

[depakid]

12. Two of the last three sitting Democratic presidents faced a primary challenge

One over war, another over health care (and economic policy).

So don't be too certain- a lot can happen over the next several years.

[BklnDem75]

38. How did that work out?

8 years of Nixon and 8 years of Reagan. Anyone that suggests a primary challenger for a sitting president is off their meds.

[jenmito]

14. Staying home or voting 3rd party is the same as voting for the GOP candidate. n/t

[Walk away]

27. No it isn't. nt

[jenmito]

32. Yes, it is. n/t

[HughMoran]

18. Stupid isn't the word

I saw a poll today where Teabaggers were more popular than Democrats with Republicans taking up the rear.

:think:

[DrToast]

19. I'd say I disapprove and I'll vote for him in 2012.

[SemiCharmedQuark]

21. Hey, now this is an OP I can get behind

So I'll go ahead and give that a Rec.

[SOCALS]

24. An effective way to motivate Obama

to do whatever he promised is letting him know that he may and will be replaced with another viable Democratic candidate if he doesn't change his ways. Such as Hillary, for example.

[jgraz]

30. Sorry, did you say "Hillary"?

I thought you wanted "viable" and "Democratic". :rofl:

[Walk away]

31. I agree. He certainly doesn't give a damn about voters over 55.

Maybe he thinks we'll all be dead in 2012 from losing our health insurance when the premiums triple. If the Republicans were smart they would hammer that fact home every day. They wouldn't even have to lie the way they usually do.

[jgraz]

29. At this point, I'd say "disapprove" and "no"

That last "no" being a big, fat lie since I don't have any illusions about another choice popping up. But maybe a sharp drop in the polls will wake Obama up.

[Blasphemer]

34. I'm the same. I would never say "Disapprove" in a national poll.

DU is a different story. It's like being amongst friends. I routinely defend him against GOP'ers, regardless of my feelings about his policies and what I think they will do to the party.

[m3e92man8850]

35. i agree

[EndElectoral]

36. I'll campaign for Dean. Obama is a corporate placater.

[Imagevision]

37. The asswipoes should allow the people to vote

[BklnDem75]

39. Don't like Gallup's results?

Why even post this?