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gynn · 10-04-2012, 19:57

Where do we all stand on the US Presidential Elections?

To me, Barack Obama has made some wonderful improvements, not least the radicalisation of universal medical provision. Yes he has had problems, but caused mainly by the world recession.

The right wing reaction to his improvements, as presented through the dreadful "Tea Party" movement, has never impressed me - they seem to be the US equivalent of a group of narrow minded Daily Mail readers -, but more importantly, hasn't impressed the Republican voters. Their likely candidate, Mitt Romney, is hardly a Tea Party Icon.

The latest beting is for Obama 2/5 to be re-elected. I think he can authorise Michelle to plan the redecoration of the White House for the next four years.

10-04-2012, 19:57	#1
gynn Senior Member+ Join Date: Apr 2009 Posts: 1,136 Liked: 10 times Rep Power: 4983	US Presidential Election Where do we all stand on the US Presidential Elections? To me, Barack Obama has made some wonderful improvements, not least the radicalisation of universal medical provision. Yes he has had problems, but caused mainly by the world recession. The right wing reaction to his improvements, as presented through the dreadful "Tea Party" movement, has never impressed me - they seem to be the US equivalent of a group of narrow minded Daily Mail readers -, but more importantly, hasn't impressed the Republican voters. Their likely candidate, Mitt Romney, is hardly a Tea Party Icon. The latest beting is for Obama 2/5 to be re-elected. I think he can authorise Michelle to plan the redecoration of the White House for the next four years.