Haley Barbour vs Obama in 2012 Presidential Election
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The 61-year-old Barbour has had many incarnations: director of the Mississippi census at the age of 22, lawyer in the family law practice, failed Senate candidate, Reagan White House official. Now, after a successful lobbying stint at the BGR Group—started as Barbour, Griffith, and Rogers—and with a respected record as governor, Barbour is back on the Hill. He testifies on cap-and-trade legislation and chats about Russia with Sean Hannity. He rides the airwaves slamming the Obama administration’s spending habits, casting them exactly as he did the Clinton economic package in 1993—Obama, like Clinton, could “charm the skin off a snake.”
All of which prompts conservatives to cry, Haley’s comet is streaking! He’s a strong voice in a leaderless party, and as leading 2012 contenders self-destruct, flirt with fringe theories, and attack one another, there sits Mr. Fix-It, now a successful elected executive, conveniently term-limited in 2011. Even opponents are impressed, or at least they say they are. “He’s an unusual combination of someone who’s really good on policy, really good on politics, and really good on TV,” says Democratic lobbyist Anthony Podesta. “And everybody likes him.”
Here’s the problem. Over three decades in politics, Barbour may have accumulated too much baggage to withstand the scrutiny of a presidential campaign. Besides, he is way too good a vice presidential candidate to waste at the top of the ticket.
Loading ...Joe Scarborough vs Obama in 2012 Presidential Election
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Prior to his career in television, Joe was the publisher and editor of the award-winning newspaper “The Florida Sun.” He served as a member of Congress from 1994-2001. While in office, Joe was a member of the Judiciary Committee and the Armed Services Committee. He was a part of a small group of Republican congressmen the National Journal said possessed a surprising amount of power given their youth and lack of years in Congress. His 2004 book “Rome Wasn’t Burnt in a Day” predicted the collapse of the Republican majority and US economy due to his party’s reckless spending. How would he do against Obama in 2012?
Loading ...John Thune vs Obama 2012 Presidential Poll
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For those in the GOP who aren’t giddy about a second Mitt Romney run and aren’t sold on the viability of Tim Pawlenty, Thune represents a mainstream conservative alternative. Tall, handsome, not yet 50 and with the sort of sunny demeanor that winning national Republicans usually possess, the former high school hoops star looks the part. He’s also something of a national party favorite for slaying a political giant — then-Senate Majority Leader Tom Daschle in 2004.
How would he do against Obama in 2012?
Loading ...Dick Cheney vs. Obama in 2012 Presidential Election
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Dick says he is not running, but a group has started a draft Cheney for 2012 organization. So I thought it was time for a poll! Here is a quote from the org.
“There is only one person in our party with the experience, political courage and unwavering commitment to the values that made our party strong – and that person is Dick Cheney.”
Jess Ventura a viable Presidential candidate?
Wrestler, Mayor, then Governor and now political talk host should he be considered a viable candidate?
Loading ...Bobby Jindal vs Obama in 2012 Presidential Election.
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Bobby Jindal continues to get support from groups, how would he fair vs Obama in 2012?
Loading ...Mark Sanford vs Obama in 2012 Presidential Election?
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Sanford professes to be a firm supporter of limited government, and many pundits have described his views as being libertarian in nature. Most recently, he has embarked on an ambitious plan to reform methods of funding the state’s public education system. This would include measures such as school vouchers – aimed at introducing more competition into the school system as a means of fostering improvement. This would also allow more choice for parents who wish for their children to be educated in a religious or independent setting easier access at doing so. The plan, known as “Put Parents In Charge,” would provide around $2,500 per child to parents who chose to withdraw their children from the state’s public school system and instead send them to religious and other independent schools. Sanford has framed this plan as a necessary market based reform.
Could he challenge Obama in 2012? His ideas should, but does he have the mainstream support. If his friend Ron Paul throws his support to him he could be good!
Loading ...Colbert vs Obama in 2012 Presidential Election?
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Stephen Colbert has reportedly been rumored to start a grassroots campaign to continue his 2008 run. If the reports our staffers have learned are correct. Organizers of the Colbert campaign are initiating a four year plan to challenge Obama in 2012! Could he be the Republican candidate to prevent Obama from becoming a two term president? He may be a simple host of a small syndicated show, could he gain more support than other celebrities have gotten of the past. Or is Obama that much of a celebrity himself that only a celebrity like Colbert could beat him. Could we all look forward to the Colbert report live from the White House every night.
Loading ...Mike Huckabee vs. Obama 2012 Presidential Election?
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Mike Huckabee the last republican to bow out in 2008 can he bring the Christians in again and rally the party to go against Obama? Can he string his Iowa support against a juggernaut like Obama? Let the Polls decide?
Loading ...Newt Gingrich vs. Obama in 2012 presidential Election?
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Newt the pride and joy speaker of the great GOP party, could he mount the support to beat the great Obama in 2012? The are rumors that he could take the top spot and head the GOP party, or commonly referred to as the Howard Dean route(or taking your best person and putting them in the closet). Yet still if it were to happen Newt vs Obama 2012?
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(4.63 out of 5)