Obama campaigns against Bush -- again

[Mike]

President Barack Obama is trying to ride the wave of anti-incumbency by taking on an unpopular politician steeped in the partisan ways of Washington.

It doesn’t matter that George W. Bush left office 16 months ago.

The White House’s mid-term election strategy is becoming clear – pit the Democrats of 2010 against the Republicans circa 2006, 2008 and 2009, including Bush.

It’s a lot to ask an angry, finicky electorate to sort out. And even if Obama can rightfully make the case that the economy took a turn for the worse under Bush's watch, he's already made it - in 2008 and repeatedly in 2009.

It’s not clear that voters still want to hear it.

“If you’re the leader of a large corporation and you’re in power for a year and a half and you start off a meeting with your shareholders by blaming your predecessor, that wouldn’t go over very well,” said Merle Black, a political science professor at Emory University. “This is a very weak approach. ... And I can’t imagine it having an impact on these very swing voters.”

Some Democrats would like Obama to shift his argument.

Read more: Obama campaigns against Bush -- again - Carol E. Lee - POLITICO.com

ZerO can't campaign on his own accomplishments since he has none, so still convincing his zombies that he's up against Dubya is the only proven trick left in his bag of

Will it be successful again?

 

[Nonno]

You're right, Obama should gloss over the Bush legacy. That's old news, let's move on.....

 

[vraiblonde]

You're right, Obama should gloss over the Bush legacy. That's old news, let's move on.....

How long is Bush going to continue to be President?

 

[ImnoMensa]

How long is Bush going to continue to be President?

The question should be will Obama still appeal to Obama voters with his blame Bush stance.

And of course the answer is yes.

Obama voters failed to listen to any and all warnings of Obama and his radical socialist ideas and his associations with thieves and terrorists.They will continue to ignore any and all warnings as long as the entitlements last.

 

[Nonno]

How long is Bush going to continue to be President?

Only until he and Chris Michel complete their re-writing of history, sometime in November.

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[Mike]

Only until he and Chris Michel complete their re-writing of history, sometime in November.

I will resist on using the multitude of Obama as a monkey cartoons that are far too offensive for the double standard loving liberals. Still Obama's history is writing itself:

 

[Nonno]

Mike, I think you're poll is werry much wong.

 

[aps45819]

ZerO can't campaign on his own accomplishments since he has none,

He must be listening to Rush every day

 

[chernmax]

You're right, Obama should gloss over the Bush legacy. That's old news, let's move on.....

So you present the exact same weak argument as Obama you droid...

 

[Inkd]

You're right, Obama should gloss over the Bush legacy. That's old news, let's move on.....

By all means lets move on. Lets talk about the national debt being doubled, the lack of transparency in the government, the rise of terrorist attacks and attempted terrorist attacks on americans, the cambridge police acting stupidly, a health care bill which no one can comprehend and lets talk about the lack of information on his past.

 

[Mike]

You got me - I had to look back a few times to catch it. .

 

[BOP]

By all means lets move on. Lets talk about the national debt being tripled, zero transparency in the government, the escalation of terrorist attacks and attempted terrorist attacks on americans, the cambridge police acting stupidly, a health care bill which no one can comprehend and lets talk about zero information on his past.

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