Maybe even both hands down.
Seriously, half of newschoolers needs to figure out their grammar and spelling before they try to move on to electives like economy, politics, or philosophy. I suppose I shouldn't be too surprised though, Bush couldn't even pronounce the word nuclear.
Back to the thread's topic, like it or hate it, Obama is going to win again, unless the GOP finds a real winner, a title which does not apply to a single one of obama's competitors from 2008. Just to re-cap why they don't have a chance in hell:Trump: not even going to make a serious argument for this one, the day Donald is even on the ballot is the day I move the fuck out of this countryPalin: She was nothing but a con for McCain's campaign, there is no reason to believe she would be any better at running for the presidency.Romney: The mudslinging due to Romney's mormon faith that would occur would make the Rev. Wright controversy from the 2008 election look like a joke. Not saying it is fair, but we will not elect a mormon.Paul: Will not have the money for his campaign, but even if he did, it would fail miserably. His ideas are wayyyyyyyyy to out there to gain the support of the republican party. As nice as it would be not having any federal income tax, he could just as realistically promise that he would end war.Huckabee: My guess for the republican candidate, but he won't win.
I voted Obama, and in just about every foreseeable scenario, I will again in 2012. Regardless of my political standpoint, it is pretty easy to see that obama most likely will win again. A lot of people will disagree and say that the midterm elections show that the republicans are being favored, but the presidency is different.
sparknotes: I just don't see a republican winning, I think (and really really hope) that most of america agrees that having republican control over both the executive and legislative branch is a scary thought.