Now that the Republican party ?

No, just as the 1996 election did not and just as the 2004 and 1988 elections did not undo the Democrat parties. I still say the election is too close to call. Mitt Romney would be great on the economy even though he doesn't have the charisma that Obama has for speeches. Obama is a good man but not affective as president.

If I had to guess I would say Obama is re-elected but 4 years from now the Republicans have a landslide. Then after two terms of the Republican president (lets say Paul Ryan or Marco Rubio) the Democrats win a close election in 2024 and have a president and then after 4 or 8 years the Republicans come back and win come 2028 or 2032 and so on for the next 100 years.

In 1992 the Democrats took over and in 1994 the Republicans had their rise to power with 1996 and 1998 split elections and 2000 virtually a tie. Come 2002 and 2004 it was Republican landslides and then 2006 and 2008 Democrat landslides and 2010 a small Republican gain and 2012 likely a split election or a small Republican gain.

Shades of 2010 Liberal dribble. Dem and Libs really need to do a little archive

research on just what the "mainstream news media" and Democrats were

saying back then. There was talk of the Repub Party collapsing, the demise of

the Tea Party and an incredible sweep of Congressional seats. Remember Libs ?

You "people" and Obama, are NOT picking up on the undercurrent in this country

any better than 2010. Citizens are MAD, fed up, disgusted, revolted, turned off

and deeply SICK of being lied to, apologized for and made to feel like America

is no better than Kenya. Obama, just like his wife Michelle, has NEVER had

an ounce of pride in this country......the first time for the wife, was when Obama

was nominated....FIRST time. Religious groups, blacks, Hispanics, are finally

snapping out of the Obama "daze" and realizing Obama cares for or about NO

ONE, except himself. When out of sight, YOUR out of his thoughts and that

includes Liberals.

Answer: You expressed your opinion and let's hope if Obama gets reelected,

you can return here next year and say the same thing....but I wouldn't hold my

breath on that one.

You might want to worry more about Obama, and less about The Republican Party.

Barack Obama is such a failure as President, even Ron Paul could win against Obama is November.

Yes, calling the murder of an ambassador--that Obama could have prevented--a "bump in the road" is QUITE the mistake.

Thank you for your deep and abiding concern. I know you people on government assistance have more time on your hands - please tell me your check did arrive on time this month?

(We're sorry about last month, the president was busy fundraising and ran out of money. Yes, we were shocked too)

who is good enough for you.