Why isn't Obama campaigning in Wisconsin?

[Soul Crusher]

[240 is Back]

why should he?
he's ahead of Mitt in polls.

lolzer.

the top dog never swings down

[Soul Crusher]

lolzer.

the top dog never swings down

LOL - keep lying to yourself like this.   Same as Crist, same as Carolyn Kennedy, same as walker, same as everything else. 

He is going to get landslided.

[Soul Crusher]

[MCWAY]

It gets better. Ed Schultz, after burning through a few dozen boxes of Kleenex, is angrily trying to explain away the reason why 38% of union members (according to an exit polls) voted for Walker.

His answer: They're bitter clingers to guns and religion.

http://www.realclearpolitics.com/video/2012/06/07/schultz_on_wis_obama_was_right_people_clinging_to_their_guns_and_religion.html

And people why we get such a kick out watching them get the brakes beaten off them.

[Soul Crusher]

It gets better. Ed Schultz, after burning through a few dozen boxes of Kleenex, is angrily trying to explain away the reason why 38% of union members (according to an exit polls) voted for Walker.

His answer: They're bitter clingers to guns and religion.

http://www.realclearpolitics.com/video/2012/06/07/schultz_on_wis_obama_was_right_people_clinging_to_their_guns_and_religion.html

And people why we get such a kick out watching them get the brakes beaten off them.

They simply don't get it.   

[240 is Back]

LOL - keep lying to yourself like this.   Same as Crist, same as Carolyn Kennedy, same as walker, same as everything else. 

He is going to get landslided.

scoot brown 41, i remember that one too.
obama whitey tape.
mccains' imternal polls the day before the election saying he woudl win.
brietbart bombshell to dethrone obama
sheriff press conference about obama
issa to have holder and obama in shackles.

we've all been dumbshit wrong a few times, champ.

[James]

lolzer.

the top dog never swings down

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i'm voting for Romney over obama.  This is the 2nd time I'm answering you on this Q.

[Soul Crusher]

Obama Defends Lack Of Pre-Recall WI Visits: Busy With ‘A Lot Of Responsibilities’ (Video)
Mediaite ^ | June 11,2012 | Andrew Kirell
Posted on June 11, 2012 7:41:57 PM EDT by Hojczyk

In an interview Monday with WBAY Green Bay (CBS), President Barack Obama explained his lack of appearances in Wisconsin in the months leading up to last week’s recall election, saying that he is busy with “a lot of responsibilities” and “would have loved to see a different result.”

Obama has been criticized by Democrats for doing little more than tweeting his support for Milwaukee Mayor Tom Barrett‘s failed attempt to unseat Republican Governor Scott Walker in the recall election.

I was supportive of Tom and have been supportive of Tom. Obviously, I would have loved to see a different result, but the broader principle is that we want an economy that is not focused on a few at the top, but is a broad-based economy that invests in our future, that makes sure we’ve got a strong education system that is thinking about workers and their ability to pay their bills. Something in everything I do shows those are values I care about deeply. And we’re gonna be fighting very hard in Wisconsin, just like we have in the past, to make sure that’s the kind of government people get.

(Excerpt) Read more at mediaite.com ...




Obamadashian was too busy raising cash to put on his marching shoes for the Wisconsin mayor.

[Soul Crusher]

Obama: I couldn’t go to Wisconsin to campaign against Scott Walker because I was busy with stuff
 Hot Air.com ^ | June 11, 2012 | ALLAHPUNDIT





Via Mediaite, actual quote: “As president of the United States, I’ve got a lot of responsibilities.” Responsibilities? Wasn’t he golfing on Saturday, May 26, ten days before the election? In fact, wasn’t he right next door to Wisconsin in Minnesota and Illinois the Friday before the polls opened? I do believe he was. Let’s see what important presidential responsibilities he was tending to that day:


On Friday, he visited Minneapolis, Minnesota, for a midday speech and three fundraisers. He departed late afternoon for Chicago and three more fundraisers that evening. The president stayed overnight in his hometown and spent Saturday morning at his old home before flying back to Washington, D.C., for a brief stop before heading to Camp David for some downtime.

So just four days before the recall elections in Wisconsin that the state’s Democrats have worked 16 months to win, with potential implications for November 2012, the leader of their party did six fundraisers for himself in surrounding states but couldn’t find time for even a quick stop? Think about it: As Wisconsin Democrats were busy getting voters to cast early ballots Friday and organizing for Tuesday, Air Force One flew overhead twice — from Washington to Minnesota and Minnesota to Chicago.

According to BuzzFeed, he held 13 fundraisers during the two weeks before the election. And even so, having had six days to come up with an excuse for why he refused to fly into Madison and risk a loser-by-association narrative in the aftermath, the best he and Axelrod could come up with is “I was busy” — when we know for a fact that he wasn’t. I can’t believe this guy’s still leading on InTrade.

Silver lining: The 15-paragraph PolitiFact apologia for why this statement is “mostly true” should be epic. (“Obama is correct that presidents have many responsibilities.”)

[Soul Crusher]

President Obama, who Monday suggested he was too busy to campaign for losing Wisconsin gubernatorial candidate Tom Barrett, spent a third of the 66-day special election period on the golf course and raising reelection money or campaigning in all four states that border Wisconsin, according to a review of his schedule.
 

Obama, asked about his absence in Wisconsin where Barrett lost to Gov. Scott Walker last week, said that he has “ a lot of responsibilities.” The Washington Post headline was: “Obama says he was too busy to campaign in Wisconsin recall election.”

In the 66 days between when Barrett, Milwaukee’s mayor, decided on March 30 to challenge Walker and the June 5th election, Obama travelled heavily to attend official and political events. CBS White House reporter Mark Knoller, who keeps the best diary of presidential activity, tweeted that “during the two months before the Wisconsin vote, Pres Obama made 15 trips to 14 states - but steered clear of Wisconsin.”

Knoller also said that the president played seven rounds of golf during the period. He also attended 39 fundraisers in 11 states. In total, Obama golfed and raised money on 22 days, exactly a third of the 66-day election. He also went on two foreign trips and made two visits to Camp David, one for a NATO summit.

What’s more, his fundraising tour took him to Minnesota, Illinois and Michigan, three of the four states that border Wisconsin. As for the fourth the state, Iowa, he made three campaign stops on May 24.

http://washingtonexaminer.com/politics/washington-secrets/2012/06/golf-fundraisers-kept-obama-wisconsin/721566

[Princess L]

President Obama, who Monday suggested he was too busy to campaign for losing Wisconsin gubernatorial candidate Tom Barrett, spent a third of the 66-day special election period on the golf course and raising reelection money or campaigning in all four states that border Wisconsin, according to a review of his schedule.
 

Obama, asked about his absence in Wisconsin where Barrett lost to Gov. Scott Walker last week, said that he has “ a lot of responsibilities.” The Washington Post headline was: “Obama says he was too busy to campaign in Wisconsin recall election.”

Knoller also said that the president played seven rounds of golf during the period. He also attended 39 fundraisers in 11 states. In total, Obama golfed and raised money on 22 days, exactly a third of the 66-day election. He also went on two foreign trips and made two visits to Camp David, one for a NATO summit.

I wonder what his handicap is these days?

[Soul Crusher]

I wonder what his handicap is these days?

His record. 


 

[Dos Equis]

Obama: I couldn’t go to Wisconsin to campaign against Scott Walker because I was busy with stuff
 Hot Air.com ^ | June 11, 2012 | ALLAHPUNDIT





Via Mediaite, actual quote: “As president of the United States, I’ve got a lot of responsibilities.” Responsibilities? Wasn’t he golfing on Saturday, May 26, ten days before the election? In fact, wasn’t he right next door to Wisconsin in Minnesota and Illinois the Friday before the polls opened? I do believe he was. Let’s see what important presidential responsibilities he was tending to that day:


On Friday, he visited Minneapolis, Minnesota, for a midday speech and three fundraisers. He departed late afternoon for Chicago and three more fundraisers that evening. The president stayed overnight in his hometown and spent Saturday morning at his old home before flying back to Washington, D.C., for a brief stop before heading to Camp David for some downtime.

So just four days before the recall elections in Wisconsin that the state’s Democrats have worked 16 months to win, with potential implications for November 2012, the leader of their party did six fundraisers for himself in surrounding states but couldn’t find time for even a quick stop? Think about it: As Wisconsin Democrats were busy getting voters to cast early ballots Friday and organizing for Tuesday, Air Force One flew overhead twice — from Washington to Minnesota and Minnesota to Chicago.

According to BuzzFeed, he held 13 fundraisers during the two weeks before the election. And even so, having had six days to come up with an excuse for why he refused to fly into Madison and risk a loser-by-association narrative in the aftermath, the best he and Axelrod could come up with is “I was busy” — when we know for a fact that he wasn’t. I can’t believe this guy’s still leading on InTrade.

Silver lining: The 15-paragraph PolitiFact apologia for why this statement is “mostly true” should be epic. (“Obama is correct that presidents have many responsibilities.”)

Good grief.  Just completely abandoned them.  And they're probably still going to vote for him.

[MCWAY]

Now, Rasmussen has Romney up by three in Wisconsin.

[Soul Crusher]

Now, Rasmussen has Romney up by three in Wisconsin.

Union members are now flocking to Romney after seeing how obama is all talk no walk, literally. 

President Kardashian is going to get landslided. 

[MCWAY]

And, as posted elsewhere, guess who else is off the "Hope-and-Change" bandwagon.