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U.S. Election 2012: Alexander says Republicans Can’t Win against Obama
President Obama has fallen far short of fulfilling has campaign promises that led him to victory in 2008; however, approaching U.S. Election 2012, the field of Republican presidential candidates is the worse since 1964; according to Stewart Alexander. Some members in the Republican leadership are already writing off the 2012 Election and are setting their hopes on 2016. By 2012, President Obama could win the presidential election by a landslide.
Labor Candidate Stewart Alexander: Obama Needs a Challenge from the Left
Stewart Alexander for President
http://socialistparty-usa.org/
http://www.gp.org/index.php
http://www.peaceandfreedom.org/home/
Socialists across the nation believe President Barack Obama should have a challenge from the left in the 2012 Election; and looking ahead, it doesn’t appear that President Obama will have too many concerns regarding a Republican presidential rival. U.S. Presidential Candidate Stewart Alexander says “the Republican presidential candidates are failing to make a distinction between themselves and the Democrats or Obama’s policies.”
President Obama has fallen far short of fulfilling has campaign promises that led him to victory in 2008; however, approaching U.S. Election 2012, the field of Republican presidential candidates is the worse since 1964; according to Stewart Alexander. Some members in the Republican leadership are already writing off the 2012 Election and are setting their hopes on 2016. By 2012, President Obama could win the presidential election by a landslide.
According to Wikipedia, United States presidential election of 1964, “Johnson (D), who had successfully associated himself with Kennedy’s popularity, won 61.1% of the popular vote, the highest by a candidate since 1820. It was the sixth-most lopsided presidential election in the history of the United States in terms of electoral votes; in terms of popular votes, it was the fifth-most.”
The list of Republican presidential hopefuls is like a Who’s Who on Fox News. There are at least 30 potential candidates that could be added to the list of candidates; however, staying with the short list, there is former vice presidential candidate, Sarah Palin, former House Speaker Newt Gingrich, former Governor, Mitt Romney, Congressman Ron Paul,” Governor Tim Pawlenty, former Senator Rick Santorum, and Congresswoman Michele Bachmann, who made the statement that “We now have a total gangster government.” Billionaire Donald Trump was a one issue candidate and has now dropped out of the race.
There are few differences between President Obama and most of his Republican rivals. Most of Obama’s Republican challengers support the wars in Afghanistan and Iraq, his rivals support maintaining the prison camp at Guantanamo Bay. They all support Obama’s War on Terror. President Obama’s rivals have supported the bank bailouts. Obama’s Republican rivals have supported the extension of the Bush tax cuts that has only created more wealth for the rich with little benefits for working people. Like President Obama, his Republican rivals have failed to produce a plan that would create good paying jobs for America’s working class.
President Obama’s Republican rivals have not produced a plan that will create good paying jobs for U.S. auto workers. Obama’s Republican rivals have failed to produce a plan that will create jobs for millions of U.S. construction workers. Obama’s Republican rivals have not offered any plans that would regulate big oil companies as working people continue to be held hostage at the pumps. The Republican presidential candidates, like their party, are failing to present an agenda that will address the needs of working people.
Campaign funding is another challenge Obama’s Republican rivals must consider. Corporate America and Wall Street are prepared to finance President Obama’s presidential campaign to the tune of $1 billion; which is expected to be the most expensive campaign ever. Obama’s Republican rivals will need to do more than rub corporate elbows and manage phone banks to compete with Obama’s connections on Wall Street.
Stewart Alexander says, “Unless there is a 2012 presidential candidate that can challenge President Obama from the left, to challenge Obama’s record, 2012 could be the biggest landslide presidential victory since Franklin D. Roosevelt was elected to the White House in 1936; during the middle of the Great Depression and preceding WWII.”
For more information search the Web for: Stewart Alexander for President; Stewart Alexander 2012
http://www.stewartalexandercares.com/
U.S. Election 2012- Stewart Alexander Says Obama Could Lose in 2012
http://www.indybay.org/newsitems/2011/05/07/18679133.php
Forget Sarah Palin and Donald Trump: Obama Needs a Challenge from the Left
http://www.commondreams.org/view/2011/05/11-17
Polls Find Lack of Passion for Republican Candidates
http://www.nytimes.com/2011/04/22/us/politics/22republicans.html
Article by Stewart Alexander
http://www.afroarticles.com/article-dashboard/myarticles/Stewart-A--Alexander/3439
SPUSA 2008 Presidential Candidate Questionnaire- Stewart A. Alexander
http://vote-socialist.org/p08/questionnaires/alexander.html
Socialist Party of California Facebook
http://www.facebook.com/pages/Socialist-Party-of-California/123576857687203
California to Host Socialist Party USA National Convention: http://redquixote.wordpress.com/2011/04/27/u-s-election-2012-california-selected-to-host-national-convention-for-socialist-party-usa/
Stewart Alexander for President receives official endorsement from Freedom Press; The Official Online Newspaper of United Left: http://progressiveradical.blogspot.com/2011/04/stewart-alexander-2012.html
Left United’s Editorial Action Wing- Stewart Alexander 2012: http://stewartalexander2012.blogspot.com/
Stewart Alexander for President
http://socialistparty-usa.org/
http://www.gp.org/index.php
http://www.peaceandfreedom.org/home/
Socialists across the nation believe President Barack Obama should have a challenge from the left in the 2012 Election; and looking ahead, it doesn’t appear that President Obama will have too many concerns regarding a Republican presidential rival. U.S. Presidential Candidate Stewart Alexander says “the Republican presidential candidates are failing to make a distinction between themselves and the Democrats or Obama’s policies.”
President Obama has fallen far short of fulfilling has campaign promises that led him to victory in 2008; however, approaching U.S. Election 2012, the field of Republican presidential candidates is the worse since 1964; according to Stewart Alexander. Some members in the Republican leadership are already writing off the 2012 Election and are setting their hopes on 2016. By 2012, President Obama could win the presidential election by a landslide.
According to Wikipedia, United States presidential election of 1964, “Johnson (D), who had successfully associated himself with Kennedy’s popularity, won 61.1% of the popular vote, the highest by a candidate since 1820. It was the sixth-most lopsided presidential election in the history of the United States in terms of electoral votes; in terms of popular votes, it was the fifth-most.”
The list of Republican presidential hopefuls is like a Who’s Who on Fox News. There are at least 30 potential candidates that could be added to the list of candidates; however, staying with the short list, there is former vice presidential candidate, Sarah Palin, former House Speaker Newt Gingrich, former Governor, Mitt Romney, Congressman Ron Paul,” Governor Tim Pawlenty, former Senator Rick Santorum, and Congresswoman Michele Bachmann, who made the statement that “We now have a total gangster government.” Billionaire Donald Trump was a one issue candidate and has now dropped out of the race.
There are few differences between President Obama and most of his Republican rivals. Most of Obama’s Republican challengers support the wars in Afghanistan and Iraq, his rivals support maintaining the prison camp at Guantanamo Bay. They all support Obama’s War on Terror. President Obama’s rivals have supported the bank bailouts. Obama’s Republican rivals have supported the extension of the Bush tax cuts that has only created more wealth for the rich with little benefits for working people. Like President Obama, his Republican rivals have failed to produce a plan that would create good paying jobs for America’s working class.
President Obama’s Republican rivals have not produced a plan that will create good paying jobs for U.S. auto workers. Obama’s Republican rivals have failed to produce a plan that will create jobs for millions of U.S. construction workers. Obama’s Republican rivals have not offered any plans that would regulate big oil companies as working people continue to be held hostage at the pumps. The Republican presidential candidates, like their party, are failing to present an agenda that will address the needs of working people.
Campaign funding is another challenge Obama’s Republican rivals must consider. Corporate America and Wall Street are prepared to finance President Obama’s presidential campaign to the tune of $1 billion; which is expected to be the most expensive campaign ever. Obama’s Republican rivals will need to do more than rub corporate elbows and manage phone banks to compete with Obama’s connections on Wall Street.
Stewart Alexander says, “Unless there is a 2012 presidential candidate that can challenge President Obama from the left, to challenge Obama’s record, 2012 could be the biggest landslide presidential victory since Franklin D. Roosevelt was elected to the White House in 1936; during the middle of the Great Depression and preceding WWII.”
For more information search the Web for: Stewart Alexander for President; Stewart Alexander 2012
http://www.stewartalexandercares.com/
U.S. Election 2012- Stewart Alexander Says Obama Could Lose in 2012
http://www.indybay.org/newsitems/2011/05/07/18679133.php
Forget Sarah Palin and Donald Trump: Obama Needs a Challenge from the Left
http://www.commondreams.org/view/2011/05/11-17
Polls Find Lack of Passion for Republican Candidates
http://www.nytimes.com/2011/04/22/us/politics/22republicans.html
Article by Stewart Alexander
http://www.afroarticles.com/article-dashboard/myarticles/Stewart-A--Alexander/3439
SPUSA 2008 Presidential Candidate Questionnaire- Stewart A. Alexander
http://vote-socialist.org/p08/questionnaires/alexander.html
Socialist Party of California Facebook
http://www.facebook.com/pages/Socialist-Party-of-California/123576857687203
California to Host Socialist Party USA National Convention: http://redquixote.wordpress.com/2011/04/27/u-s-election-2012-california-selected-to-host-national-convention-for-socialist-party-usa/
Stewart Alexander for President receives official endorsement from Freedom Press; The Official Online Newspaper of United Left: http://progressiveradical.blogspot.com/2011/04/stewart-alexander-2012.html
Left United’s Editorial Action Wing- Stewart Alexander 2012: http://stewartalexander2012.blogspot.com/
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Regardless of who is on the Republican ticket, Republicans always vote Republican and they vote in every election. Incumbents are likely to loose elections in a declining economy. Obama only got 52% of the vote in a campaign with no incumbent; McCain-Palin got 48% of the vote. The 61% of the adults who voted in 2008 did not turn out for the 2010 congressional elections, so we ended up with a Republican House of Representatives. In this backward country, the minority of voters who sell their labor for less than $77,000 a year stay home if they do not like the Democrat; they rarely vote Red or Green. The majority of the workingclass never votes at all and those are most of the 100 million non-voters. With the economy constantly declining and Obama making it worse daily, he is guaranteeing a Republican victory in all 50 states. And we will get the same reactionary policies.
Johnson's defeat of Goldwater in 1964 was in more prosperous times and it was after Goldwater threatened to attack Vietnam with nuclear weapons. Remember, we won Medicare in 1965 under Johnson, while our money was being thrown away in slaughtering the Vietnamese people.
This is also not the 1930s, when there was no war machine and when the US was still the leading manufacturer. Today, China is the leading manufacturer, we have a draining war machine, and everything is collapsing all around us.
Whether the Democrats or Republicans win makes no difference. What does make a difference is when you vote for good people, who will make good decisions. At the very least, a strong Red or Green vote threatens the Democrat-Republicans, forcing them to make concessions. At best, we win many local seats, building our base to take the whole country. Always vote socialist or Green for all positions and vote in every election. In California, that is Peace & Freedom Party at
http://www.peaceandfreedom.org/home/
and the Green Party at
http://www.cagreens.org/
Johnson's defeat of Goldwater in 1964 was in more prosperous times and it was after Goldwater threatened to attack Vietnam with nuclear weapons. Remember, we won Medicare in 1965 under Johnson, while our money was being thrown away in slaughtering the Vietnamese people.
This is also not the 1930s, when there was no war machine and when the US was still the leading manufacturer. Today, China is the leading manufacturer, we have a draining war machine, and everything is collapsing all around us.
Whether the Democrats or Republicans win makes no difference. What does make a difference is when you vote for good people, who will make good decisions. At the very least, a strong Red or Green vote threatens the Democrat-Republicans, forcing them to make concessions. At best, we win many local seats, building our base to take the whole country. Always vote socialist or Green for all positions and vote in every election. In California, that is Peace & Freedom Party at
http://www.peaceandfreedom.org/home/
and the Green Party at
http://www.cagreens.org/
Come on....Don't act like Obama was a liberal.
He isn't liberal enough for me, but you can bet your ass I'm gonna vote for him
http://www.politifact.com/truth-o-meter/promises/obameter/
The Obameter Scorecard
Promise Kept 142
Compromise 41
Promise Broken 44
Stalled 72
In the Works 207
This is a pretty good record and I do not see how the man has been performing worse then the past executives
He isn't liberal enough for me, but you can bet your ass I'm gonna vote for him
http://www.politifact.com/truth-o-meter/promises/obameter/
The Obameter Scorecard
Promise Kept 142
Compromise 41
Promise Broken 44
Stalled 72
In the Works 207
This is a pretty good record and I do not see how the man has been performing worse then the past executives
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