YES! But only if Obama cuts social safety net programs.
31%
NO! They won't work with Obama no matter what.
69%

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agebel 13 years 4 weeks ago

As much as the republicans hate President Obama, if they can get him to destroy the programs that define the democratic party, then that will destroy the base support for the party.

The base may not be willing to vote republican, but they will have no reason to vote democratic.

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Tim Sherlock 13 years 4 weeks ago

The GOP is not the GOP anymore, and they haven't been a halfway decent party for 40 years. Even before that they weren't the party of the people. I have never voted Republican in my life on any level, and I'm nearly 65.

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Tim Sherlock 13 years 4 weeks ago

Tweedle Dee is the only choice we have, or it goes to Tweedle Dum.

samsnead 13 years 3 weeks ago

O will hand them the store to cut a deal and in the 11th hour pull the carpet out from under him. Fool O once shame on them. Fool O twice, thrice, etc., You can't get fooled twice....( to paraphrase a "Filosofer" named dumbya.) !!!!! This gang is still determined to undermine the President even at the expense of the republic.

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