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Ed Donath
July 29,
2011
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Not merely by default...
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"If you vote for me all of your
wildest dreams
will come true." |
How easy it was,
especially with that big assist from the media,
to run against someone -- especially a non-combatant whose popularity had already
tanked. Candidate Obama made it appear as though he was merely
validating the majority of Americans' need to kick
the outgoing president while he was down. Because he
remained dispassionate he got away with saying, in
effect: "Everyone
else is doing the kicking. I'm just sympathizing with the downtrodden
masses...offering
them hope and change going forward." |
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Well, the same candidate
certainly can't run for reelection on his achievements given the
atrocious record he
has amassed. Even his signature accomplishment, Obamacare,
has at no time received majority approval. What will he
do?
Being a
one-trick Alinsky pony who knows no other tactic but to blame and demonize,
he'll
obviously be running
against someone -- though
not necessarily the eventual Republican nominee.
It's going to
be tough because Democrats have
already squeezed every drop from the Bash Bush Sponge and, with
the exception of Michele Bachmann, no one in the yet-unsettled
field of Republican candidates has had a finger, let alone a
hand, in national politics or policy. That
won't change even if strong Romney-beater challengers like
Governor Perry or Governor Christie enter the race.
(Ron Paul doesn't count unless and until he runs
on his own ticket.)
Even the tactic of
belittling any given candidate's lack of credentials
(Bachmann is already being demonized
in the Democrats' fearful talking points for her executive
inexperience, lowly one-of-435 status as a congresswoman and Tea
Party affiliation)
has huge
backfire potential. It gives Republican candidates
a free pass to revisit Obama's extremely thin resume and the
resultant mess to which his lack of executive experience,
discipline and leadership has greatly contributed.
Additionally,
Obama will either be forced to answer the very specific charges
against him or, at best for his own sake, try to dodge them.
With continued media coddling the latter tack could be somewhat
effective. Nonetheless, it would limit the kind of exposure he
craves and in the conservative media, talk
radio and at town hall gatherings the specific
blunders and agenda-driven boondoggles perpetrated by the destroyer from the far left will be repeated
accurately and unceasingly.
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Don't expect any
debate(s) with the eventual Republican nominee until the
mandatory head-to-head becomes unavoidable.
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Expect a debate
format and/or moderator that minimizes the potential for
incumbent embarrassment.
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Expect every
mainstream media outlet to claim a huge Obama victory in any
head-to-head confrontation regardless of what really happened.
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Expect, at least for
the time being, to be told
often that all of our woes are the Tea Party's fault.
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If
you are a member of or ascribe to the Tea Party movement's ideals
expect not only to be demonized for your political views but as
a mental defective, sociopath, racist and/or certifiable
lunatic, as well.
Your Dear Leader is
definitely going to
need a straw man (for now its
the Tea Party) because the someone that
American's will
be bashing this time around is the terribly failed incumbent
himself. In one third the time it took his predecessor,
he easily replaced George W. Bush as Americans' number one
kicking target -- and not merely by default.
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