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Top 10 reasons
President Obama won’t be reelected
If you have any doubts that Obama will be sent packing from the White
House in November, then cast your eyes at this list of reasons Barack
Obama will be a one-term president.
1. Jobs, jobs, jobs
While the official unemployment rate has inched down to close to 8
percent, that number would be much higher if all the discouraged job
hunters who stopped looking for work were included. Obama’s record as a
job creator is dismal, because the basic tenets of his economic
ideology are woefully misguided. Government doesn’t create jobs, it
just gets in the way of companies that can.
2. Health care showdown
With the Supreme Court readying its decision on the president’s
signature initiative, the Affordable Care Act will be front and center
right as the campaign is heating up. No matter how the court rules, the
nation will be reminded of the highly unpopular health care overhaul
that was enacted with legislative bribes, using arcane congressional
rules, and without a shred of bipartisanship.
3. Immigration showdown
The high court will also be issuing its decision on Arizona’s
immigration law, SB 1070, which allows local police to check a person’s
immigration status. With polls showing a strong majority of Americans
favoring the legislation, Obama’s suit against the state is highly
unpopular.
4. Dismal economy
The economy is not doing well, given the nation is in the midst of the
weakest recovery on record and even that is petering out. With
so-called Taxmageddon looming after the election when a host of tax
hikes are automatically scheduled to take effect, an Obama victory
would ensure a continued weak economy because he will gladly allow them
to be enacted.
5. Big government run amok
From Obama’s fictional “Julia,” who can’t get through life without a
raft of government programs, to his failed stimulus package, this
president is all about crafting a big government solution to every
problem. The American people are onto the community organizer spreading
the wealth around. They would rather have economic freedom than a
government handout.
6. Base depressed
The “hope and change” enthusiasm from 2008 is long gone as voter
registration is lagging among the young and minorities. Without a
fired-up base, Obama will be hard-pressed to match the turnout he
enjoyed four years ago. Millions of voters expected this president to
deliver more than high unemployment, a weak economy, and lackluster job
creation.
7. GOP on fire
Despite a hard-fought primary, conservatives are beginning to coalesce
behind Romney, knowing that the real issue is the defeat of Obama’s big
government agenda. Because turnout is always the key in an election,
the fact that conservatives will be fired up to remove Obama from
office will make the difference.
8. Misguided energy policy
Obama canceled the Keystone XL pipeline, has kept vast amounts of U.S.
energy resources off-limits for development, and, through the
Environmental Protection Agency, is regulating the coal industry into
oblivion. His energy policy is misguided by a devotion to the global
warming alarmism cult. No wonder gas prices have soared since he took
office.
9. Foreign policy misadventures
Obama is making a mess with his haphazard foreign policy, angering
allies like Israel, resetting relations with Russia in the wrong
direction, while doing nothing about Iran’s and North Korea’s nuclear
ambitions. Obama has apologized for the country’s actions and handed
over decision-making to international bodies. Where America was once
respected around the world, it is increasingly being seen as a paper
tiger.
10. Scandal-plagued administration
From the Fast and Furious gun-running debacle to the General Services
Administration’s lavish Las Vegas conferences, from Secret Services
officials’ romp with Colombian prostitutes to the politically driven
decision to dump taxpayer’s money on green energy companies like the
now-bankrupt Solyndra, this administration is increasingly taking on
the look of a scandal-plagued enterprise.
Source: Human Events
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