My impression today

[Monique1]

Obama is going to lose a second term and we will lose to the Tea Party. This has been in the planning long time ago by the crazy chritian right people. Obama is not supported here or is he supported by his own party. The fix is for the tea party person to win everything. I know the tea party is losing some support but they are so intertwined with other groups that is very possible. I must say there are many people who say they will not vote next time around - guess who that is? Not the repukes or tea party people.

I am very good at foreseeing things - Dems are on a slippery slope. It is not only because of Obama but all the infighting that our side loses their focus and their fight.

[emulatorloo]

1. Just saw a Story on Florida. Poll indicates Floridians are Sick of The TeaParty,

So who knows -- all the Republican TeaBag Governors have very bad approval numbers.

Looks to me like the House teabaggers are ready to plunge us into a deep economic depression. If they do that, their numbers are not going to look very good.

[aquart]

2. Thank you for your concern.

I will give it the consideration it deserves.

[Tx4obama]

3. UNrec. -- That's a bunch of BS.

Just because there are a 'few' folks that don't support him does NOT mean that he is not supported here and also the majority of the democratic party DOES support President Obama and will vote for his RE-election.

Sticking to the FACTS is a much better thing to do than just making stuff up.

[KittyWampus]

4. I am very good at foreseeing things too. Obama will win handily a second term and continue

moving us slowly Left.

[H2O Man]

5. Respectfully disagree.

There is the potential for President Obama to lose his bid for re-election. But not to the Tea Party.

The establishment republicans have a chance in 2012.

[Fire1]

6. The tent is too big, I tell ya. n/t

[Bluenorthwest]

7. Hoping this is satire and I'm missing the joke.

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