Obama and Democrats appeal to new voters in midterms
President Obama will declare his stake in the November midterm elections for the first time on Monday as his Democratic Party announces an ambitious strategy to appeal to independent voters in its quest to maintain control of Congress.
Barack Hussein Obama and the Democratic Party need to appeal to the first time new voters who elected Barack Hussein Obama.
Unfortunately, Barack Hussein Obama's economic policies have left all those new voters unemployed. And no matter how many times Barack Hussein Obama states that he saved the economy, the people who voted for Barack Hussein Obama, but have ended up unemployed with no hope for the future, are unlikely to vote for more of the same. While the "Hype and Confusion" that Barack Hussein Obama campaigned on have come to pass, all the people who voted for him had hoped that those things would happen to someone else, and not themselves.
So Barack Hussein Obama and the Democratic Party need some new segment of the public they can brainwash into believing that Barack Hussein Obama is the one and needs their vote. Which could be why Barack Hussein Obama is now expressing concern about the State of Arizona enforcing the federal immigration laws that the federal government has NOT been enforcing. The illegal alien vote may be large enough to overcome the loss of "Hype and Confusion" voters who are no longer confused by all the hype.
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