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Obama still leads every Republican contender

by Phantom Ace ( 9 Comments › )
Filed under Barack Obama, Democratic Party, Elections 2012, Headlines, Mitt Romney, Republican Party at August 11th, 2011 - 4:01 pm

I keep warning Conservatives that despite our economic difficulties, Obama will be hard to beat. There is a cult of personality surrounding him. He will have the media, money and entertainment industry in his corner. The GOP candidate will be the underdog and will have to fight against difficult odds.

Bellow are poll averages from Real Clear Politics.

Obama 46.6% vs. Romney 43.4%

Obama 49.5% vs. Perry 38.7%

Obama 50.1% vs. Bachmann 38.9%

Obama 54.3% vs. Palin 36.8%

Obama 49% vs. Paul 38.3%

Obama 49.7% vs. Cain 35%

Obama 48% vs. Pawlenty 37.3%

Obama 52.5% vs. Gingrich 37.8%

Obama 50% vs. Huntsman 36%

We are not dealing with a normal politician. We are dealing with a phenomenon which has a large percentage of Americans under its spell. Don’t underestimate Obama.

Obama’s plan to destroy Romney

by Phantom Ace ( 13 Comments › )
Filed under Barack Obama, Cult of Obama, Democratic Party, Elections 2012, Mitt Romney, Progressives, Republican Party, Special Report at August 9th, 2011 - 10:58 am

Obama is a master at Demagoguery. He is great at paining a us vs. them mentality through his rhetoric. The GOP elites are dead set on Mitt Romney being the Republican nominee. This will fit right into Obama’s plans. Romney is a liberal Rockefeller Republican. His years at Bain Capital resulted in many Americans losing their jobs. He is the stereotype of an elitist rich Republican. Obama wants this fight and is preparing to personally destroy Romney.

Barack Obama’s aides and advisers are preparing to center the president’s reelection campaign on a ferocious personal assault on Mitt Romney’s character and business background, a strategy grounded in the early stage expectation that the former Massachusetts governor is the likely GOP nominee.

The dramatic and unabashedly negative turn is the product of political reality. Obama remains personally popular, but pluralities in recent polling disapprove of his handling of his job and Americans fear the country is on the wrong track. His aides are increasingly resigned to running for reelection in a glum nation. And so the candidate who ran on “hope” in 2008 has little choice four years later but to run a slashing, personal campaign aimed at disqualifying his likeliest opponent.
There’s a weirdness factor with Romney and it remains to be seen how he wears with the public,” said the adviser, noting that the contrasts they’d drive between the president and the former Massachusetts governor would be “based on character to a great extent.”

The second aspect of the campaign to define Romney is his record as CEO of Bain Capital, a venture capital firm that was responsible for both creating and eliminating jobs. Obama officials intend to frame Romney as the very picture of greed in the Great Recession — a sort of political Gordon Gekko.

“He was very, very good at making a profit for himself and his partners but not nearly as good at saving jobs for communities,” said David Axelrod, the president’s chief strategist. “His is very much the profile of what we’ve seen in the last decade on Wall Street. He was about making money. And that’s fine. But often times he made it at the expense of jobs in communities.”

Mitt Romney is not a fighter. He comes from the turn teh other cheek mentality we saw in the last 4 Republican candidates. His actions ate Bain Capital, where he made money laying people off will be used against him. He will be the perfect straw man for Obama’s re-election campaign. Mitt Romney will crumble under this assault.