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Biden Demands Obama's Impeachment:

Biden's comments reflect growing Democrat anger at President Obama's unilateral military action. In the House, where the impeachment process must begin, Representative Dennis Kucinich has already begun talking about removing Obama from office Ref. Source 3

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Pres. Obama has announced that he is running again. Does he really think he will win after all that's been happening? I foresee the Republicans coming out in their masses to take back the government from the White House.

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What? He must be dreaming. Really. I don't think he will win again. Even those who supported him when he run for President dislike the way he's handling things. He let a lot of people down. However, kudos for his intervention in Libya.

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Obama's billion-dollar re-election campaign

US President Barack Obama has declared himself a candidate for re-election in 2012, jumping ahead of a slow-starting Republican field and hoping an economic recovery will boost his case for a new term. Ref. Source 3

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I actually think he can win again. I believe the Republican Party will tear itself apart and that with the split against the Tea Party, they will cancel out each other. Trump is an intriguing figure in the race that could take it, but not sure he really is in it from his comments. I think the media spotlight on him will at some point force him out.

I believe that Obama has been a totally inept president. Our allies look at him as week and indecisive with good reason. However, the one thing he does know how to do is campaign. It will be a harder campaign, but the US public as a whole likes well spoken and good looking leaders that are skilled at lying to us. He is really good at campaigning!

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Jon Stewart put it best when he referred to Obama's supporters as 'exhausted' and his catch term is not 'Yes We Can' but 'Whatever'.

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No Agreement Reached

A fourth White House meeting in 48 hours between President Barack Obama and congressional leaders failed to bring agreement on a spending plan for the rest of the current fiscal year.

"We made some additional progress," Obama said, adding that staff negotiators would work through the night in an effort to avert a partial government shutdown, with the deadline just over 24 hours away. Ref. CNN

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Obama Hails Deal to Impose Record Cuts in Social Spending
By Patrick Martin

Obama twice boasted that he had signed on to "the largest annual spending cut in our history." Eager to send a signal that this deal was only a down-payment on far more sweeping cuts in social programs to come in the fiscal year 2012 budget. Ref. Source 4