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<blockquote data-quote="bbsam" data-source="post: 824835" data-attributes="member: 22662"><p>No.&nbsp; The public has not learned.&nbsp; Alot of that political BS can easily be hung around the neck of the opposing party, rightly or wrongly.&nbsp; And when in the summer of 2012 we are looking at Ryan&#039;s budget, the debt ceiling debate, and the Republican insistance on cutting spending and taxes, people are going to start feeling it.&nbsp; And all Obama has to do is tie that line straight back to Palin, Walker, Gingrich, and Ayn Rand, and the public won&#039;t give a damn about Obama&#039;s travels, Libya, Obamacare (except in the positive) because there are plenty of economists who see the right-wings ideas as preposterous, David Stockman to name one.&nbsp; Campaigning is a sell job.&nbsp; If Republicans want to win, they probably need someone like a Mitch Daniels.&nbsp; But I like him to much to see him soil himself with alot of what the base would insist he say.</p></blockquote><p></p>

[QUOTE="bbsam, post: 824835, member: 22662"] No. The public has not learned. Alot of that political BS can easily be hung around the neck of the opposing party, rightly or wrongly. And when in the summer of 2012 we are looking at Ryan's budget, the debt ceiling debate, and the Republican insistance on cutting spending and taxes, people are going to start feeling it. And all Obama has to do is tie that line straight back to Palin, Walker, Gingrich, and Ayn Rand, and the public won't give a damn about Obama's travels, Libya, Obamacare (except in the positive) because there are plenty of economists who see the right-wings ideas as preposterous, David Stockman to name one. Campaigning is a sell job. If Republicans want to win, they probably need someone like a Mitch Daniels. But I like him to much to see him soil himself with alot of what the base would insist he say. [/QUOTE]

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