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Barack Obama saves someone $100m+

  • 02-05-2011 8:21am
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    Ken.
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    Who could possibly stand against him for president next year now? The only person that could beat him is maybe the guy who pulled the trigger


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    cavedave
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    In late February 1991, as the war to liberate Kuwait was ending, President George Bush's job approval ratings peaked near 90 percent
    President Bush in the recent past lost a huge poll lead in a similar period of time.


  • #3
    pigeonbutler
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    lucyfur09 wrote: »
    Who could possibly stand against him for president next year now? The only person that could beat him is maybe the guy who pulled the trigger

    And there's a pretty good chance he'll be under 35!

    I think it'll help alright but it's not going to make him invincible. Regardless of something like this, the sort of person that cares a lot about retribution for terrorism and focusses on homeland security above all else is always going to be inclined more towards the Republicans. One show of strength by a Dem president isn't going to convince such a voter that the Dems aren't all lily-livered commie hippies. <Not my thoughts obviously, but probably the thoughts of a pretty large constituency in the US>


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