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Why are people asking if Obama has a better chance winning in 2012 now that he killed Osama?
What does one have to do with the other?
Obama is unpopular because of his successfully continuing Bush Policy in Iraq, Afghanistan, and Pakistan. He is unpopular because of his actions with China, Russia, North Korea, Japan, Iran, Syria, Egypt, Libya, Brazil, Cuba, Mexico. He is also very unpopular with his handled the auto industry, taxes, spending, economics, jobs, Nasa, immigration, healthcare, energy, oil clean up, education.
Sorry I have a typo above. It should say Obama ” isn’t” unpopular because of his successfully continuing Bush policy in Iraq, Afghanistan, and Pakistan. He …. The rest is right. Sorry
Do you think the Obama team is bummed out that they couldn’t have killed Osama November 1st, 2012 instead? Do you think Obama would have waited if he could?
Because they think this one positive accomplishment (that he really cannot honestly claim as his own) somehow makes up for all his destructive policies and legislation that has done so much harm to this nation.
It’s ridiculous for anybody to believe this somehow improves Obama’s record.
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