DR. Walter Williams writes a Syndicated Column for the WSJ and he is
> Black. I hope he is wrong but unfortunately I think he may be right
> and it really scares me. Guess I'll have to start looking at alternate
> countries again. Costa Rica may not be all that bad.
> Can President Obama be defeated in 2012? No. He can't. I am going
> on record as saying that President Barak Obama will win a second term.
> The media won't tell you this because a good election campaign means
> hundreds of millions (or in Obama's case billions) of dollars to them
> in advertising. But the truth is, there simply are no conditions under
> which Barak Obama can be defeated in 2012.
>
> The quality of the Republican candidate doesn't matter. Obama gets
> reelected. Nine percent unemployment? No problem. Obama will win.
> Gas prices moving toward five dollars a gallon? He still wins. The
> economy soars or goes into the gutter. Obama wins. War in the Middle
> East? He wins a second term. America's role as the leading Superpower
> disappears? Hurrah for Barak Obama! The U.S. government rushes toward
> bankruptcy, the dollar continues to sink on world markets and the price
> of daily goods and services soars due to inflation fueled by Obama's
> extraordinary deficit spending? Obama wins handily.
>
> You are crazy Williams. Don't you understand how volatile politics can
> be when overall economic, government, and world conditions are
> declining? Sure I do. And that's why I know Obama will win. The
> American people are notoriously ignorant of economics. And economics
> is the key to why Obama should be defeated. Even when Obama's policies
> lead the nation to final ruin, the majority of the American people are
> going to believe the bait-and-switch tactics Obama and his supporters
> in the media will use to explain why it isn't his fault. After all,
> things were much worse than understood when he took office.
>
> Obama's reelection is really a very, very simple math problem.
> Consider the following:
>
> 1) Blacks will vote for Obama blindly. Period. Doesn't matter what he
> does. It's a race thing. He's one of us,
>
> 2) College educated women will vote for Obama. Though they will be
> offended by this, they swoon at his oratory. It's really not more
> complex than that,
>
> 3) Liberals will vote for Obama. He is their great hope,
>
> 4) Democrats will vote for Obama. He is the leader of their party and
> his coattails will carry them to victory nationwide,
>
> 5) Hispanics will vote for Obama. He is the path to citizenship for
> those who are illegal and Hispanic leaders recognize the political
> clout they carry in the Democratic Party,
>
> 6) Union members will vote overwhelmingly for Obama. He is their key
> to money and power in business, state and local politics,
>
> 7) Big Business will support Obama. They already have. He has almost
> $1 Billion dollars in his reelection purse gained largely from his
> connections with Big Business and is gaining more everyday. Big
> Business loves Obama because he gives them access to taxpayer money so
> long as they support his social and political agenda,
>
>
The media love him. They may attack the people who work for him,
> but they love him. After all, to not love him would be racist,
>
> 9) Most other minorities and special interest groups will vote for
> him. Oddly, the overwhelming majority of Jews and Muslims will support
> him because they won't vote Republican. American Indians will support
> him. Obviously homosexuals tend to vote Democratic. And lastly,
>
> 10) Approximately half of independents will vote for Obama. And he
> doesn't need anywhere near that number because he has all of the groups
> previously mentioned. The President will win an overwhelming victory
> in 2012.
>
> - Dr. Walter Williams
