VUVUZELA
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- Jun 19, 2010
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aliyewasemea wamarekani ni nani?wanasema wenyewe hapa,na nimesema washatabiri sijasema itakuwa.....siasa za marekani kama za east africa zinatabirika ila marekani ukweli haupindishwi kama ilivyokuwa kwa kibaki na museven au.....nani ambaye hakujua Obama atamshinda Mccain?kama huwezi tabiri tulia tu!!
The 2012 Republican field is deeply flawed, lacking a serious GOP contender without a personal misstep or policy move that angers the party base. Each of those weighing bids has at least one issue that looms as an obstacle to White House ambitions, and that could derail the candidate if not handled with care.
Romney, for one, has started to address his biggest policy problem: the health care plan he signed into law as Massachusetts governor, which Obama and the Democrats used as the basis for their national overhaul plan. The White House gleefully points out the similarities.
Romney also will face a repeat of the 2008 criticism that he's inauthentic, particularly after a series of reversals on gay rights and other social issues
Former Pennsylvania Sen. Rick Santorum may be dogged by his dismissal by voters in the 2006 election.
_Ex-Gov. Mike Huckabee of Arkansas faces questions about commuting the sentence of Maurice Clemmons, who in 2009 opened fire in Tacoma, Wash., and left four police officers dead.
_GOP vice presidential nominee Sarah Palin's unorthodox resignation in the middle of her first term as Alaska governor – as well as her reality show stints and her countless impolitic comments – will be certain fodder for opponents.
Pawlenty, who on Monday announced he had formed an exploratory committee, once backed climate change legislation that conservatives deride. Advisers to the former Minnesota governor know it will be a problem.
He's reversed his position on the issue, but his past words are certain to come back to haunt him
Huntsman leaves his post in April and can't say anything until then.
The governor of a Deep South state, Barbour opened himself up to criticism when he bungled questions about the Ku Klux Klan and segregation
Newt Gingrich is an adulterer on his third marriage. Tim Pawlenty is too green – environmentally, that is.
Jon Huntsman worked for President Barack Obama. And Haley Barbour has come off as dismissive of racial segregation.
CNN 03/03/2011