Community | July 04, 2009 | 14 comments

Palin resignation hands Obama second term

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The White House was in a celebratory mood today after President Obama effectively won a second term in office following the Alaska governor's announcement.

Democratic strategists went home and the nascent 2012 re-election campaign was wound down as the former Republican vice-presidential candidate stepped down as governor due to falling popularity at home and blatant positioning for a presidential run.

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  • SHMeegs
  • Cynic2
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      Cynic2  
    • Obama only INHERITED the mess. It's been MORE than 8 years in the making, back with all the Reagan deregulations. It'll take more than a few months to straighten things out.

    • 2 years ago
  • BullDogg
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      BullDogg  
    • Obama will only get re-elected if we get out of this depression. If twenty percent of the population is unemployed, then he is going to have a hard time pulling wool over their eyes a second time.

    • 2 years ago
  • theultimateend
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      theultimateend  
    • I find it odd that people credit Obama with a ton of stuff that was already getting finalized before he was even president.

      I mean sure you can argue he had a part in the senate (as if the senate actually does anything) but to act like so many things were done by him as president before he was even president is kind of silly.

      Namely the Bailouts.

      Yes he has had a part in the newer stuff, but a ton of bailouts were already being closed before he was even president :P.

    • 2 years ago
  • numinant
  • numinant
  • sickinjersey
  • quixotic12
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      quixotic12  
    • Are you kidding me? Sarah Palin was NOT a threat to Obama's reelection at any moment. She has the "base" behind her, but she has no real ability to win over any swing voters, and if you can remember as far back as November 2008, she is largely blamed for McCain's loss in the Presidential Elections. *sigh*

    • 2 years ago
  • ebruce2
  • sickinjersey
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      sickinjersey  
    • It will not fly in my booth. people voted for change, not getting hustled again.Health care now!Oh but it is better than bush true. can we do better? yes.

    • 2 years ago
  • krush_productions
  • maof4brats
  • krush_productions
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      krush_productions  
    • krush_productions:

      I'm not blaming Obama solely for the bailouts. I'm simply stating a fact. Had McCain won it would be the same story. You can't be part of something like this and expect to be reelected. Too many people we're in opposition to the Bailouts. Get Ready cause we're probably going to do them again in winter.

    • 2 years ago
  • UWAZell
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      UWAZell  
    • krush_productions:

      Had the president not given the bail out's hundreds of then of thousands of people would have been w/o jobs in an economy where people cannot find jobs... what then? Welfare... heck, still handing out money, but rather handing out money to people to sit at home and do nothing.

    • 2 years ago
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