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Maybe the Mayans got it right

By Mike Flugennock on Saturday November 21, 2009 04:57 PM

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Good news -- in the long run, of course: via Talking Points Memo:

PollTracker

     *
       Obama
       Approve 49%, Disapprove 44%
       Nov 20 Gallup

(finally, President Timberlake's numbers drop into the zone of normal 
objective reality. I can only assume that the 7% not accounted for were 
too drunk to answer the poll)

     *
       Pres '12
       Obama (D) 49%, Huckabee (R) 44%
       Nov 20 PPP (D)
     *
       Pres '12
       Obama (D) 51%, Palin (R) 43%
       Nov 20 PPP (D)
     *
       Pres '12
       Obama (D) 46%, Paul (R) 38%
       Nov 20 PPP (D)
     *
       Pres '12
       Obama (D) 48%, Romney (R) 43%
       Nov 20 PPP (D)
...basically, President Timberlake only breaks 50% when pitted against former Governor I Can Dress My Own Moose.

It really was a "perfect storm" of events, recently: we had the epic FAIL of the Obama Administration in the areas of healthcare, the economy, and the war in Afghanistan; the Democrats stumbling in the recent elections in Virginia and elsewhere; Obama's approval rating dropping to a level representative of normal objective reality; the ominous spectre of defeat for the Democrats in the 2010 off-year elections -- and a movie just out about the end of the world in 2012, which was pretty much the icing on the conceptual cake.

Now, I'm not into clairvoyance or prophecy or any of that woo-woo, but the events of the past year -- most notably the healthcare "reform" debacle -- had gotten me to thinking that at least in one respect, the Mayans may have been on to something...

Comments (3)

Flug, I love you and your toons, but seriously? Why would you grant the dembots any power over the fate of the world, other than what's been predictable (they favor it, if that's what it takes to stay players) since way before SMBIVA and/or the internet?

If Obie campaigns on the theme "I'm not Sarah", it'll be the first campaign promise he's kept.

op:

is u of c exploding ???
http://studentactivism.net/
let's hope students keep the rolling

run away snowball time gang ???

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