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<blockquote data-quote="The Other Side" data-source="post: 833039" data-attributes="member: 17969"><p>Obama was clearly groomed and handled by the DNC after the 2004 elections. DNC operatives that have been involved in clintons campaign realized after hearing obama speak at the dnc convention that they had a "resounding' voice within the democratic party.</p><p> </p><p>This potential candidate was fielded and the response was excellent. In the election, he drew votes from both parties recieving the highest number of votes of any election in US history. It was a good choice.</p><p> </p><p>In addition, Hilary was also fielded and tested well, however, she failed to connect with both parties and the effort went towards obama. It was the right choice for the democrats from a strategy point of view.</p><p> </p><p>Same thing is happening for the Republicans. Problem is, they cant find a single candidate that resonates with the entire party and its a far cry to say any of them can reach moderates and independents with any majority. Thats why at this point there is no front runner and that spells <strong>D I S A S T E R </strong> for the repubicans in 2012.</p><p> </p><p>They will tear each other up over the next 10 months and that will disenfranchise the party and people will most likely re-elect Obama hands down.</p><p> </p><p>I know its a box of kleenex time for supporters of the right wing, but your chances would be better in 2014 if you just put your party back together.</p><p> </p><p>peace.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="The Other Side, post: 833039, member: 17969"] Obama was clearly groomed and handled by the DNC after the 2004 elections. DNC operatives that have been involved in clintons campaign realized after hearing obama speak at the dnc convention that they had a "resounding' voice within the democratic party. This potential candidate was fielded and the response was excellent. In the election, he drew votes from both parties recieving the highest number of votes of any election in US history. It was a good choice. In addition, Hilary was also fielded and tested well, however, she failed to connect with both parties and the effort went towards obama. It was the right choice for the democrats from a strategy point of view. Same thing is happening for the Republicans. Problem is, they cant find a single candidate that resonates with the entire party and its a far cry to say any of them can reach moderates and independents with any majority. Thats why at this point there is no front runner and that spells [B]D I S A S T E R [/B] for the repubicans in 2012. They will tear each other up over the next 10 months and that will disenfranchise the party and people will most likely re-elect Obama hands down. I know its a box of kleenex time for supporters of the right wing, but your chances would be better in 2014 if you just put your party back together. peace. [/QUOTE]
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