Jude 2

Based on his first "100 days" do you think he will win a second term? (early I know)

But I wonder are enough people upset and getting upset that he may lose?

I have given the benefit of the doubt but I have recently been fed up with his politics. To be clear I cant stand:

1. Hannity
2. Rush

I do still like Boortz (yet can NOT handle but so much)
and a kinda liberal show that is local here I really like, they are hilarious.

dude, Sean Hannity is the man!

DeWayneTN wrote:dude, Sean Hannity is the man!

used to think so as well, until he criticizes others for the same things he defended Bush about over and over....


I like his tv show still , I am over the same talk radio......

I love them all... [?]

btw.. Obama's success will be judged on his foreign policy and especially if we get attacked again or not.

He's going to blame the local economy on Bush for decades.

So I'm still praying he can really CHANGE.

We saw Sean at the Sarah Palin rally down here. My wife got his autograph.

It's very probable he will be re-elected, unless we import big boat loads of intelligence and distribute it quickly.

I like Mark Levin and Mike Savage, too. I think that somebody out there should echo the anger out there.

I'll vote "who knows". The all-knowing Dick Morris (you know he's never, ever wrong on anything, don't you?) said less than a year before the election that there was an 80% chance HRC would win the presidency. There are two choices: Obama or someone else. He's got at least a 50% chance of winning, right? Who knows? Way too far off to know.

Talk radio faves: Boortz and Rush Limbaugh. I like Boortz because I agree with him on most things. I like Rush because I've listened to him since 1988 and he excels in what he does. For all of his talk of limited government, though, he's still a Republican and he's still -- because of that affiliation alone -- for big government. If Rush were to head a movement out of the GOP and for real liberty and small government, I'd probably gush. But, I don't see that happening. He's entrenched, and he's not going to change. I still enjoy his show, though, and I like his personality on the air.

dolfan wrote:II like Rush because I've listened to him since 1988 and he excels in what he does. For all of his talk of limited government, though, he's still a Republican and he's still -- because of that affiliation alone -- for big government.

Ahh.. but I disagree with you on that guilt by association assessment because he has railed against big govt. (except Military) and even against last Republican Nomination for President. He to me has clearly drawn this line in the sand and I agree with him that a three party system will never work but divide our side. True reform needs to return to the Republican Party and you have to fight for the mind body and soul of it as he is doing daily in the trenches. The liberals need to move out.

Why else would Obama speak directly against this guy? Amazing.


btw.. I started a more clear poll on Obama's 100 days.
http://www.jude2.com/viewtopic.php?t=25029

DeWayneTN wrote:dude, Sean Hannity is the man!

RUSH
Givin' it up for the power trio from the North!

Hannity got his start right here in Athens, Alabama in the early 90's. I liked him then. I just can hardly bear to listen to him now. He's forever in a tease about what's coming up on the program, what's on the TV show. He does that waaaaay too much for my taste. Very nice guy and all that, but I just get annoyed listening to him for long. So, I listen to Paul Finebaum instead. (Anyone outside of Alabama probably doesn't know him; if you live here and you're a football fan, you must be under a rock if you don't.)

I thought Palin was going to run in 2012

Legacy wrote:I thought Palin was going to run in 2012

Not sure.. I she does I dont know that she will win, unless the republicans/conservatives/ Christians go out and vote like never before.

I still would like to see her as vice and maybe Mitt for pres. Unless someone else arises.

I still like Fred Thompson as well....