Where are all the old school Obama supports?

[Anonymous]

Seriously where are all the old school Obama supports? The 2008 election was about, “Hope and Change.” This election has been turned into “Hate and Blame.”

We all know from reading recent DCUM threads, that Republican’s are not very bright, and that most of them are racist and hate women, don’t understand basic science or economics, etc. but where is the enthusiasm and excitement for president Obama? Why should anyone even vote for him other than to stop the scary Republicans out there in fly-over land?

[Anonymous]

Here I am! Donating, volunteering and proudly voting for him!

[Anonymous]

What do you mean? There are hundreds of thousands of proud Obama supporters!

[Anonymous]

Right here. Looking forward to the second term. Just donated another $500.

[Anonymous]

Right here. Love him. Love Michelle. Best president in my lifetime. (Well, I did love Bill too.)

[Anonymous]

As the Romney's like to refer to us..."those people" are still supporting Obama

[Anonymous]

Well I work in the deodorant and soap industry. If the obama thing catches on...we are toast .

[Anonymous]

Right here. I see him as getting us out of the wars as promised, keeping the economy from collapsing, and after some fits and starts forcing the country to face budget issues through the budget deal that has the Republicans howling in their hypocrisy.

And in the last few years I have been reminded that even though the tea partiers say they are about limited government, that does not pertain to the bedroom, a mosque, or the doctor's office. So now I also see Obama as a necessary protection against ass backwardness.

I am not happy with certain civil liberties issues (Gitmo, domestic spying.) On the other hand I did not think in my lifetime I would see a President endorse gay marriage.

So hell yeah, I am here to support Obama. I want to, and you made goddamn sure I had to.

[Anonymous]

It's Sunday, many may be in church praying for a miracle, since polling data projects a Romney victory. Obama favorables are sinking, Clinton can't save himat this point.

[jsteele]

Anonymous wrote:It's Sunday, many may be in church praying for a miracle, since polling data projects a Romney victory. Obama favorables are sinking, Clinton can't save himat this point.

What polling data is that? Other than Rasmussen, virtually every poll has Obama ahead. Romney has never had a realistic shot at winning and now, following his bounceless convention, he has even less of a chance

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:It's Sunday, many may be in church praying for a miracle, since polling data projects a Romney victory. Obama favorables are sinking, Clinton can't save himat this point.

No kidding. Jobs numbers coming out Friday morning should be stellar as they've been all year. The Obama economy has been a travesty.

[Anonymous]

jsteele wrote:

Anonymous wrote:It's Sunday, many may be in church praying for a miracle, since polling data projects a Romney victory. Obama favorables are sinking, Clinton can't save himat this point.

What polling data is that? Other than Rasmussen, virtually every poll has Obama ahead. Romney has never had a realistic shot at winning and now, following his bounceless convention, he has even less of a chance

Probably the fact that they can't escape the MOE is why you'll see textbook desperation this week, rebutted by factual substance, rather than just school yard whining al week by the DNC's talking points.

[Anonymous]

Gallup

[Anonymous]

When hope and change becomes B O and vomit (ows) . It is time to be fired.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:It's Sunday, many may be in church praying for a miracle, since polling data projects a Romney victory. Obama favorables are sinking, Clinton can't save himat this point.

Reality and you don't get out together much.