Shellacking

[Comrade Crapski]

The shitbag can't do the job, he's been a disaster. Even democrats can see it.


40% of Dem primary voters opt for 'Not Obama'
By ANDREW MALCOLM

If this was Chicago, John Wolfe would find a surprising number of building inspectors thoroughly checking the quite obviously faulty wiring in his law offices this morning. Most cars parked near his door would display parking citations on their windshields. And the city sanitation crews swinging by that building might accidentally overlook the overflowing bins out back.

That's because John Wolfe has just severely embarrassed Barack Obama, a proud product of the Chicago Democrat machine that's run the Windy City for about eight decades now.

Obama's former White House chief of staff and campaign finance chair is the mayor there now and his dutiful precinct captains don't need instructions to know how to treat political troublemakers like Wolfe.

Fortunately for Wolfe, he's in Tennessee. He's a perennial political candidate and, just as often, a loser. But he's also a disgruntled Obama supporter who says, "I think the president campaigned one way and then governed another."

A thought that has occurred to several millions of Americans in these past 1,219 days since Obama grandly ordered the closing of the Guantanamo Bay Detention Facility that's still running strong, among numerous unfulfilled vows.

While Obama's team tries to make Bain the bane of Mitt Romney's existence, Wolfe is quietly going around to various states and tapping into an apparently widespread unhappiness with the Real Good Talker. Perhaps not surprising since Obama's job approval is back under 50% now, traditionally an ominous sign for incumbents.

Wolfe entered several state Democratic primaries against the realistically unchallenged White House incumbent. In Louisiana, Wolfe won three parishes.

But he did way better than that Tuesday in Arkansas. With no money and a campaign based entirely on individual phone calls and word-of-mouth, Wolfe captured 40% of the Democratic primary votes against a sitting president.

Not bad for a nobody.

In Kentucky's Tuesday primary, 41.2% of Democrats registered their unhappiness by showing up and voting for Uncommitted, the only alternative to Obama.

You may remember two weeks ago Keith Judd of West Virginia earned a few minutes of fame by capturing 41% of the West Virginia Democratic primary vote, even though he's a convicted felon serving 17 years in a penitentiary in Texas. The media wanted to move on from that story quickly.

We'll see how they react this time. West Virginia was once a loyal Democrat stronghold. But Obama's ongoing effort to bury the coal mining business has helped turn away voters. Arkansas is no longer a reliable Dem spot either, having opted for the Republican presidential candidate since homeboy Bill Clinton's reelection. And preferring former first lady Hillary Clinton to the Rev. Jeremiah Wright's disciple.

http://news.investors.com/article/61...as-primary.htm

[Pawnmower]

As a registered democrat voting for NOT OBAMA I approve this message.

[patteeu]

If the guy had any shame at all, he'd step aside for the sake of his party, although it's probably a bit too late for that now.

[Mr. Kotter]

Originally Posted by patteeu

If the guy had any shame at all, he'd step aside for the sake of his party, although it's probably a bit too late for that now.

I agree...Romney's "insider" status is all that "won" the nomination for him....

Ron Paul would be, at least, a more honest "candidate." Glad we can agree on something. Heh.

[Chiefshrink]

Uhhhhhhh, can you say LANDSLIDE ??????

[Chiefshrink]

Originally Posted by patteeu

If the guy had any shame at all, he'd step aside for the sake of his party, although it's probably a bit too late for that now.

Only bit of spark he could get is IF he dropped Biden and VP'd Hillary but the country is onto how dangerously Left the Dem party has become and they still lose but by a lesser margin IMO.

[patteeu]

Originally Posted by Mr. Kotter

I agree...Romney's "insider" status is all that "won" the nomination for him....

Ron Paul would be, at least, a more honest "candidate." Glad we can agree on something. Heh.

Tonya Dixon-Neely's got nothing on you.

[Dave]

Will the pro-Obama crowd cry racism and riot if he loses?

[Chiefshrink]

Originally Posted by Dave

Will the pro-Obama crowd cry racism and riot if he loses?

OHHHHHHHHH HELL YES !!!! Count on it !!!!

[patteeu]

Originally Posted by Dave

Will the pro-Obama crowd cry racism and riot if he loses?

Many of them will be crying racism no matter what happens. Haven't we already learned this?

[Amnorix]

Insightful story. No really.

[patteeu]

Originally Posted by Amnorix

Insightful story. No really.

Don't you find it interesting that a sitting president is losing 40+% of the primary vote in some states to incarcerated felons, no-name lawyers and Uncommitted? When LBJ lost 40% or so to a high profile, professional politician (Eugene McCarthy) in the NH primary, he withdrew from the election.

[Bo's Pelini]

Word.

[Pitt Gorilla]

Originally Posted by patteeu

Don't you find it interesting that a sitting president is losing 40+% of the primary vote in some states to incarcerated felons, no-name lawyers and Uncommitted? When LBJ lost 40% or so to a high profile, professional politician (Eugene McCarthy) in the NH primary, he withdrew from the election.

[Mr. Kotter]