By ABM90 Thank you my friend.

…and that is what i like about him…he is a fair minded person

hotair.com/archives/2008/03/16/video-juan-williams-lowers-the-boom-on-obama/

the video indicates Juan’s distrust of obama

July 24th, 2009 at 10:12 pm
Juan has been mostly fair. Not a Hillary supporter, but fair.
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I use to think that and then I heard him on Fox too many times support the Fraud. Maybe not rabidly, but often.

THE MAN, THE MOMENT AND THE MESSAGE

1. Why did Obama win the election? There are a million answers to that question. They range from the deification sermons of his supporters to the conspiracy theories of his detractors. The problem with deification is that all mortal gods have feet of clay. The problem with conspiracy theories is they have too many moving parts and the microphone is always on. Thus, the answer must lie elsewhere.

2. Man, Moment and Message: Obama won the election in 2008 for the same reason Ronald Reagan did in 1980. In the public mind, he was the right man, at the right moment, with the right message. In the primary, Hillary was the better candidate, but when Penn marketed her as the inevitable candidate, the timing was wrong. This set her up for media attack that followed. By contrast, Obama was the dark horse in the race, he had no track record to attack and the media wanted to believe a fairy tale. If they had vetted him it would have been obvious that he was not ready. McCain was the better candidate in the general election but when Paulson let Lehman Brothers go down the change and the economy tanked, the message resonated of hope and change resonated and McCain was doomed. Again it was timing.

3. Will Obama be re-elected? The most likely answer is no. The reason is because there is no easy solution to the economy. It now appears that we will have an L-shaped jobless recovery, and his efforts to improve the situation will fail. Furthermore, there is a good chance he will lose more than the traditional 10% in the mid-term election and control of Congress will shift to the Republicans. Today, there are 178 Republicans and 52 blue dog Democrats in the House which means that Obama cannot pass health care so long as the blue dogs hold. When they go home for August recess, they will hear all about the failure of the stimulus plan, and there is a video of one Democrat who was laughed off stage when he tried to defend it. That means more to them than the thuggish threats of Emanuel. Thus, Obama’s first year legacy is likely to be a stimulus plan that did not work, a cap and trade bill that will die an ignominious death in the Senate, and a watered down health care program which will make no one happy. After 2010, inflation will hit and his standing will sink further especially if there is no job recovery. Finally, the media who tolerated his evasions during the campaign is turning on him and demanding specifics. He was forced to admit he had not even read the health care bill he is promoting and it came from Congress not him. Normally, the White House would submit its own bill to Congress, but here that did not happen.

4. How To Beat Him: Obama has made many mistakes in the first six months. He has allied himself with limousine liberals in Congress who are tone deaf to the needs of ordinary people. He is estranged from most working class whites. Some of them voted for him at the insistence of Hillary, but now the bloom is off the rose. Time and again he has bungled the race issue. He has criticized our nation on foreign soil and thereby angered the military. He embraces our enemies and rejects our friends. In the general election, 68 percent of the Hispanics voted for him, and it is highly unlikely that he will move forward on immigration reform they want. The country and the economy are in no mood for it. In essence, it is probably too late to redeem himself with Americans outside his shrinking demographic. The polls reflect it.

5. Who Will Challenge Him? Obama projects a care free persona to the world but insiders will tell you this job is really getting to him. He may not want to run again, or if he does his heart may not be in it. Either way, it is more probable than not that Hillary will run in the 2012 primary. Carville speaks for many when he says he admires her more than any politician for a thousand reasons . . . her grace under fire, ability to deal with disappointment, winning 24 of 26 debates, coming back from 11 defeats to win 18 million votes and finish stronger than Obama by the end of the campaign. Indeed, 2012 could be year of the woman, the moment and the message. The leading Republican candidate is probably Romney, who has the gravitas, executive experience and party standing to win the nomination. The dark horse could be the Utah Governor who accepted the position of Ambassador to China, assuming he resigns between now and then.

912dc.org/2009/07/updated-protest-numbers-718/

With less than two months until the March on Washington, I thought that I would take a moment to update the map showing the number of attendees who have registered.

At present, there are over 10,000 individuals registered for the march, representing all 50 states.

While the map below is impressive, this only represents a small fraction of the attendance, as one person has the ability to register an entire group, thus only yielding one pin in the map. Also, there are over 600 registrants who decided not to provide their zip code, so it was impossible to map them.

i was trying to find some quotes…here is one

crooksandliars.com/2007/07/08/fox-news-sunday-hillary-derangement-syndrome/

On Fox News Sunday, Fred Barnes says what we’ve known from the beginning: Republicans are salivating at the thought of Hillary Clinton as the Democratic nominee for President. Look how blithely unconcerned Fred and Brit Hume look when Juan Williams points out that this is ALL the Republicans have in this election: hate for Hillary. No ideas, no solutions, just hate

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there is a lot on the net about Juan complaining about MO, Wright and critical of O