2. O M
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Obama McCain
Deploy at least two Try to eliminate tariffs on
additional combat brigades agricultural imports and cut
In the most recent election and $1 billion in additional farm subsidies .
for president of the United non-military aid to Establish task force on
States, the two main Afghanistan. human trafficking
candidates were Barack Reform government Punish CEOs for corporate
Obama (Democrat) and spending by slashing earmarks misconduct
and conducting a line-by-line Restore trust in
John McCain (Republican). review of the federal budget. government
Ensure 10 percent of U.S.
electricity comes from
renewable sources by 2012
and 25 percent by 2025.
Establish a low national
carbon-fuel standard.
3. Broken Promises
The people of the United States voted for Barack Obama
as their President in November of 2008. He was sworn in to
office in January of the next year.
Contrasting his infamous “Yes, we can!” slogan, the new
President soon became a disappointment. He had made too
many huge promises, and failed to follow through.
Some would argue that Barack Obama has actually been
a very good President, and that the general population fails
to realize just how much he has impacted our country and
government.
Despite these minority beliefs, the Obama campaign for
the election of 2012 will ultimately fail. This country has only
gone further into debt since his election, and trade with
other countries has gone down significantly (save for China,
but our ties to them are becoming thin).
4. The Start of a Political War
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The Grand Old Party (GOP), as the Republican Party is
sometimes referred to, can trace its roots back to the United
States Democratic-Republican Party, with an anti-
monarchy, pro-decentralization and pro-entrepreneur
leanings, which it subsequently broke away from in 1854
owing to their increasingly leftist agenda. Its rise to power was
swift, where its candidate, Abraham Lincoln, won the
presidency in 1860, barely four years after they fielded their
first candidate in a national election and six years after its
formation. Since then, they have had another 17 Republican
presidents, serving a total of 88 years.
The party boasts of 55 million registered voters, the
second largest in the country, and is known as an advocate of
American conservatism, espousing the role of
religion, nationalism and economics at its core.
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5. Main Republican Candidates
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Michele Bachmann Newt Gingrich
Tea Party darling, the 55-year old The former Speaker of the House of
Michele Bachmann is renowned Representatives was once one of the
brightest stars of the Republican Party.
for her straight talking and often, Together with Mississippi Governor Haley
controversial stances. Her Barbour, Gingrich masterminded
incredible fund raising ability will the Contract with America campaign that
come in handy now that she has saw the Republicans wresting control of
the House from the Democrats for the
decided to take the plunge for first time in 40 years. He became the de
the GOP presidential facto head of the party and led the
nomination. She raised an Republicans with a no-holds barred
astounding $13 million for her and bruising approach against the
Clinton-led Democrats that at one stage,
2010 reelection campaign, no even saw the federal government
small feat for a House election. shutting down. However, his abrasive
style eventually saw him losing control of
the House, and he resigned from his
position as Speaker under threat of
mutiny.
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6. Main Republican Candidates (cont.)
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Mitt Romney Rick Perry
His poll numbers have consistently The former Air Force captain, who
hovered in the 23-25% region, and once entertained thoughts of
despite the short term hiccups caused by becoming a veterinarian, has never hid
the mini-surges of Bachmann and his preference to remain as Governor
Parry, his support base seems to have of the Lone Star State, claiming it to
held pretty solid over the past two years. be "the best job in the
His critics charged that his greatest world." However, the sparse field of
strength, the ability to build a consensus candidates in the Republican
from diverging factions, is also his biggest nomination race, as well as pressure
weakness. He appears to be intent on from the evangelical segment of the
pleasing everyone, which lends an grassroots, has forced Perry to
appearance of him being a flip-flop on his reevaluate the matter. Perry, a
stances. This characteristic was used in dogmatic nationalist and a noted social
devastating fashion in 2007/08 by Mike and fiscal conservative, strategically
Huckabee, Fred Thompson and John threw his Stetson into the ring hours
McCain to derail his campaign. before the Iowa Straw Poll, and with
that, turned the focus of the national
Press Corps into his direction. He is
widely expected to instantly challenge
Mitt Romney and Michele Bachmann
at the top of the leaderboard.
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7. The Forerunners
Newt Gingrich is currently in the lead for
Republican support. He and Mitt Romney are butting
heads to see who’ll be the winner of the primaries…
… Unfortunately, history might be destined to
repeat itself. Newt Gingrich is a brilliant politician,
and he might start out as an O.K. President, but
more than likely we’ll end up having another
“Obama situation.” People will vote for who they
believe is the smartest, and this could have
disastrous consequences.
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8. At last, the Cycle of Failure…
First! Considered the
most brilliant candidate, Obama fails to
Obama is Elected Meet his followers’
President, promising Expectations.
change and hope.
Obama will never Obama will not win
Be elected again, but These are just my Next election, the
The same principles
predictions and vote goes to the
will Apply. Republicans.
opinions.
What do you think the
outcome will be?
Once again, we will Republican vote goes
Have Been faced with to the most brilliant
Another failure. Candidate; in this case,
What will happen next time? probably Newt Gingrich.
Brilliant Republican wins,
Brilliant Republican fails
Giving an inauguration
To meet his followers’
Speech promising change
Expectations.
And hope.