All week the Florida Women’s DC Project will report on the trends sure to sweep Obama out of the White House in 2012.

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2012 is almost here and it doesn’t look good for Obama!

These news clips are not only from the conservative reporting of FOX News. NPR, Huffington Post, NY Times and all liberal media have finally had to face it – O and Joe are going down quickly.

 

 

1.   Occupy Wall Street Ends TODAY as
      New Yorkers Revolt - too bad for Obama
  
 

 

Mr. Mayor, Tear Down Those Tents! "What began as a credible protest against bank bailouts, crony capitalism and the like has, in large measure, been hijacked by crazies and criminals." (New York Post) Mayor Bloomberg makes a stand to return law and order. (Source: New York Post)    


 

2.   Obama Kills Tens of Thousands of
      Shovel Ready Jobs


Obama chooses activists over the US economy, again! The president's decision over the Keystone pipeline would have done what the President's hundreds of billions of dollars in stimulus spending failed to do - created new tax revenue bases, significantly reduced unemployment and reduced our dependence on foreign oil. (Source: by Multiple News Outlets)  



 3 Florida Women Working to Unseat
      Obama is Working...Keep it up!

 

 With Planned Parenthood officially including Florida along with Pennsylvania, New Hampshire, Ohio and Texas in its list of "states at risk" for Obama losing in 2012, the pressure is working and Obama's most liberal community organizers are panicked. Congratulations, ladies!    (Source: various news sources)     


Awesome Ray Steven Song - click the photo


4.     $2.6 Trillion Job-Killing Dollars Not Enough- Obama Wants another $1 Billion for Failed Healthcare Policies

 

With 54% of Americans think Obamacare should be repealed yet Obama plans additional $1 Billion in spending on his pet project  (Source: various polls and myriad new sources) 

5.    Obama: Who is the REAL Obama? Questions Haunt the Embattled President              

 

As the first person to win the Nobel Peace Prize based on a promise, questions haunt the President and point to failure in his reelection bid. He campaigned on change yet seems often incapable of making a definitive decision on anything but his healthcare plan. (Source: Rolling Stone)