And dear lord, what is with the right wing and Benghazi?
People don't like being lead along when victim of a terrorist attack.
It's strange how you tout the math, when you ignore the historical data that favor incumbents in a recovering economy
It's not much of a recovery, if we even want to call it that.
And it's unfortunate that once again it seems that Republicans will once again go, "he wasn't conservative enough!" as a response to this instead of joining the majority of the nation on progressive issues. Or maybe it's fortunate since if the economy recovers enough by 2016 and they pull this same shit again it'll give us another 8 years of a Democrat President.
A more conservative candidate would have ended up not needing a momentum game changer like the Denver debate, and wouldn't have had to spend time playing catch up.
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Date: 5/11/12 23:42 (UTC)People don't like being lead along when victim of a terrorist attack.
It's strange how you tout the math, when you ignore the historical data that favor incumbents in a recovering economy
It's not much of a recovery, if we even want to call it that.
And it's unfortunate that once again it seems that Republicans will once again go, "he wasn't conservative enough!" as a response to this instead of joining the majority of the nation on progressive issues. Or maybe it's fortunate since if the economy recovers enough by 2016 and they pull this same shit again it'll give us another 8 years of a Democrat President.
A more conservative candidate would have ended up not needing a momentum game changer like the Denver debate, and wouldn't have had to spend time playing catch up.