Quote of the Day – as we look at the Florida Primary, where does Obama stand?
“If his predecessor cursed Obama by handing him a depression and two wars, the Good Lord has blessed him with the weakest field of opponents in memory. I stand by my early assessment: when I look at the economy, I think Obama can’t win, but when I look at the Republicans, I think he can’t lose. The economy is starting to get better; the Republicans aren’t. The president has moved to the populist center, smoothly co-opting the legitimate grievances of the Occupy Wall Street movement and ensuring that he wouldn’t face a primary challenge from the left. ‘Barack’ means blessing in Swahili. Perhaps ‘Obama’ means luckier than a dog with two tongues.”
… and it looks like Romney will carry 
Florida, mainly by overspending Newt and his other opponents by a total of 12 million bucks. Money can buy anything.
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Posted on January 30, 2012, in Announcement, campaign, Economics, election, Finance, government, News, Opinion, Politics, President Obama, primaries, quote, Television, Word from Bill and tagged Barack Obama, Florida, Mitt Romney, Newt Gingrich, Obama, Occupy Wall Street, President, Republican. Bookmark the permalink. 3 Comments.
Mitt is owned by the corporations that are doing their best to own the country… A Romney presidency would be a major coup for the 1%.
Totally agree with that quotation!
However, money does not always succeed in politics. Look at the 2010 election in California for instance where Meg Whitman lost the election despite spending a fortune on her campaign.
Thus, Romney might buy himself the GOP nomination but he cannot buy himself the Presidency.
Let’s hope.