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I wonder if Obama has any regrets yet?

Yes, because regardless of what is said/speculated 18 months out, progressives will turn out to vote.

Why - can you say President Bachman?  Neither can they.

It's iffy.  That's why I say he should just abandon the idea of trying to work with the republicans - even the republicans are hostage to the tea party's whims.

the brewers manger was found at a prosititution camp once

No, he can't.

At the end of the day, Obama needs to realize who butters his bread.

Conservatives won't ever like him anyway.

obama has all the liberals support, are they going to vote for a repub?? no

I hope he can't win WITH it.

Regrets? He is WAY too much of a narcissist.

He won't get my vote so I hope he gets the independent vote he needs.

Voters are funny; some don't make up their mind until the last moment, when they ask themselves, what's in it for me and am I better off now than before the last election....In Arkansas, no one would ever admit they supported Bill Clinton (his secrets and all), but he was voted into the governor's chair time and again.

we'll see

No.

Conservatives will never vote for him even if he gave his life to Jesus tonight.

Like who else are progressive liberals going to vote for.  He is going to get our support.

Of course.  The politically far left may complain, but they will have no one else to receive their votes.  Granted, such voting may not be pro-Obama but it will be anti the republican candidate.  And such votes still carry the same weight.

Well, the progressive liberal base contains no one, in my opinion that will ever vote republican. So whatever happens, once Obama wins the democratic primary, he will have the support. The only other detachment Obama will have from the base is if progressive liberals decide not to vote in the next election. It wouldn't surprise me to know that that's what republicans are hoping for in order to win an election.

As a progressive liberal, I'll vote for him again.  Really, looking at the alternative I have no choice.  I just hope he stops caving to the tea party.

At this juncture; if the Progressive and Liberals set on their butts again; as they did in the Mid-term; you'll have more regrets with more Tea Party influence over their lives. Obama isn't an option anymore, when you have the Tea Party and its policies wanting to cripple the economy out of fear.

let's see
a vote for president obama
or a vote for a conservative republican that has to pander to right wing extremists.
president obama wins!

Obama has to create as many dependents as possible to win the support of the democrat coccus. It has nothing to do with popularity or being morally corrupt amongst the liberals; It has to do with winning.

He will spend all 2.3 trillion on government programs designed to get votes.

Probably not. Disillusioned Americans not voting is how right wing tele-evangelists get into office.

If the Republicans nominate a true Conservative, Obama has no chance no matter how many Progressives support him.  Liberals/Progressives are a minority.  Most of the citizens of America consider themselves to be Conservative around 63%.  It is pretty clear to me that Obama will not win any traditionally Red States, will not win any Battleground States and will even loose support in traditionally Blue States primarily due to the high unemployment and underemployment numbers among other things.  

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I don't see the progressive liberals voting for a conservative, but they might stay home.  I think it all depends on who the Republicans nominate.  If they nominate Romney, the progressive liberals might stay home and Obama might lose.  If they nominate Bachmann, I think the progressive liberals will come out to vote against her, rather than for Obama.