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Originally Posted by Goatnapper'96
I have long lost my interest in politics. I just have other compelling interests and I fundamentally believe that focussing my efforts were I can most influence is the most rewarding way to live. Saying that I am interested to watch how the next few years unfold. I am interested in two aspects. One I am interested to see if and how the GOP will respond to the inevitable crushing defeat. Secondly, I am really interested to see how Obama's popularity plummets over the next few years. I think the next President is DOA. Further the ineteraction between reality and the promised Camelot and change will be humorous in a real cynical and dark way. It will be interesting.
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He has one advantage, no Republican president will ever enjoy, he has the press who believes everything he spews. If you believe the dominant media went easy on Clinton, and with exception of Rush and few others, they did, it will make the Clinton love affair look like the media on Nixon, compared to the ejaculatory treatment Obama will receive. My fear is, they believe his crap really does smell like roses. To wit, Cali Coug.
So I don't believe his popularity will fall as easily because he will always receive favorable press. These people are his kind of people and his friends, so they will frequently shade the story in his favor, subconsciously or perhaps some of them consciously, like the blogger 358 or 538.
It is a sad day, in that we are unrepresented and have no President to speak for us. Our party has abandoned us, so we have no voice in our federal government. And through many of his policies he has declared open warfare on us. So do we become as guerrilla fighters, or do we melt into the landscape? It was easy to become as a guerrilla against Clinton, I don't know if I have the energy to fight as we did against the Clintons.