Obama has golfing more than 60 times as president. Let me try to put this in some context for you. At an average of five hours per trip to the links, Obama has spent the equivalent of two months of his presidency's available working time on the golf course. Of course, that doesn't even count the hours traveling in presidential motorcades to and from the courses. It also doesn't count any time he spends on the White House putting green. Obama doesn't typically golf with top advisors so these are "working" outings.

Obama should stop aside period. I can't imagine that we could get a worse candidate.

You know, I think Hillary does not want the top job any more - she just wants to sleep off her jet lag.

Anonymous wrote:Yes. See why affirmative action does more harm than good.

Please don't take this as an accusation that you are a racist, but that sounds racist.

Yes. See why affirmative action does more harm than good.

Anonymous wrote:If you faced the current slate of GOP candidates, would you drop out??? Hell no. You could do lines of coke off a stripper's ass and still get re-elected.

I did not do lines of coke with that woman!

Anonymous wrote:If you faced the current slate of GOP candidates, would you drop out??? Hell no. You could do lines of coke off a stripper's ass and still get re-elected.

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Oh wait did Cain already do that?

If you faced the current slate of GOP candidates, would you drop out??? Hell no. You could do lines of coke off a stripper's ass and still get re-elected.

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Anonymous wrote:As a 2008 Hillary supporter, I do NOT think Obama should step aside for her.

People should not rule out a job swap between Biden and Hillary, in which she becomes the 2012 VP nominee.

I think that is more likely than not.

I do not believe that Hillary would take a job that a former VP once described as nothing more than a bucket of warm spit. As Sec. of State she has power and prestige and has done an admirable job. I can see her retiring, she looks exhausted, and resting on her laurels but VP, I don't think so.

I admire Hillary and think she's done an excellent job, but I agree--she looks exhausted.

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Anonymous wrote:As a 2008 Hillary supporter, I do NOT think Obama should step aside for her.

People should not rule out a job swap between Biden and Hillary, in which she becomes the 2012 VP nominee.

I think that is more likely than not.

I do not believe that Hillary would take a job that a former VP once described as nothing more than a bucket of warm spit. As Sec. of State she has power and prestige and has done an admirable job. I can see her retiring, she looks exhausted, and resting on her laurels but VP, I don't think so.

Anonymous wrote:As an independent who voted for Obama, I can't find words to express how disappointed I am in him. I thought Obama would deliver on him many promises - especially bringing the country together. It's now clear to me that Obama is a tool of the unions and radical left. However, other than Romney, I couldn't support anyone from the GOP. I'd like to see Hillary run, but she seems to be loyal to Obama (while distancing herself from Obama's horrible economic record). How can we get Obama to do an LBJ?

I agree with you but this was isn't Viet Nam and she isn't Eugene McCarthy. Obama's massive ego would never allow him to step aside. I, too, can vote for Romney or maybe Hillary could run as a 3rd party candidate. Four more years of Obama is a terrifying thought.

The president is not the manager at Jamba Juice. He can play a game of golf without sending his staff home without pay.

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Anonymous wrote:Bill Clinton...best President ever.

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Anonymous wrote:Bill Clinton...best President ever.

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