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Good Article on Obama
http://www.politico.com/news/stories...772_Page2.html
Very good, objective read.. ***Waits for the liberals to trash the source*** |
Interesting. Another interesting article is the WSJ op-ed piece re Dems dumping Obama for H Clinton
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His poll numbers are going down
So Michelle Obama gives a speech at the NAACP and the next day, the NAACP calls the Tea Party Racist? Maybe thats the new strategy? |
Thing with independents is, even if they don't support his job performance or if they think a few of his ideas are too liberal.... they really don't support the tea party or conservative movement or ideas, at all... all this article says is independents don't have "the" president style they want - but when it's a choice against the other, they will take him any day of the week.
That's why he will be elected again... |
no way he is relected
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He could be Jesus, and the tea party would still vote him out. Jesus was a socialist.
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Cant wait to see him out of there. Americans worst decision in a long time. They were all caught up in the hype of Obama and truth is he is shit.
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He is getting reelected, so you better just accept it now.
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Obama has had the job for less than 2 years.
Not even half way through his term. http://ooaz.com/gfy/wine-glass.jpg :2 cents: |
Bush was doing much better job. :1orglaugh
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I think Obama has a good chance of getting re elected
It's very simple, the house and senate will be taken over by the GOP in Nov, they will actually work together for the first time since 2000 and get things fixed and Obama will get the credit Just like Bill Clinton |
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up as much as they can right now. Thanks. |
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The GOP don't deserve shit, as they are sore loser cry babies. If we aren't in power we won't agree to anything, even if the proposals are VERBATIM the same proposals we have put forward in the past! Douche bags! They deserve NOTHING, as that is what they offer the average American person... NOTHING! |
I'm an independent, and I look for the lesser of two evils: Right now the republicans are touting the same old failed economic policies of yesteryear with trickle down economics ,subsidizing the wealthiest with tax cuts and less regulation. Increasing defense spending and sutting social spending. Dems are going to spend us into oblivion, and don't seem to want to even cut defense spending.
No one is representing the middle class anymore. |
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Bush lead everyone around with fear, but lost all power in 06 when the democrats took power of the house and senate Now Obama has the house and the senate, for a long time, he had bullet proof votes and what did he get for the US citizens? He got a healthcare bill passed that will probably get tossed out next year or get totally re-written. See when Obama ran for president, he ran on HOPE, but now he's running on FEAR I believe, fear he will loose the healthcare bill, fear of the Tea Party, I mean, Michelle gives a speech for the NAACP and the next day they declare that the Tea Party is racist? And fear of loosing the Hispanic vote and going against the popular vote with Arizona, when in Prince William Virginia they have had the same law on the books for 3 years, no racial profiling, cost of uninsured births are down and learning English as a second language is down, saving the county a lot of money In the same state, I was just reading how they have fixed their state budget and now have a surplus, don't get good news like that much anymore Quote:
I do like that they are uncooperative to liberal politics, they're suppose to be conservative. Remember when their was conservative Democrats? Been a while And the only "fucking things up" they are doing is , wait, I ran out of things to say, they aren't in power, the people fucking things up are the ones in power, never mind, it all changes in November, the 2nd |
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The senate, on the other hand, will be a lot harder. There are only about 10 seats that are realistically in play and the republicans will have to win all 10 of them win back the senate. That is a tall task. They could do it, but the guy that runs fivethirtyeight.com only gives them about a 10-12% chance of pulling it off. This guy is a statistician and crunches numbers and odds and in the past several elections he has almost always been dead on. Still, they could pull it off. Either way, with one or both houses controlled by the republicans Obama - as you say - will have to work with them if he wants to get anything done. This will force him further to the center which could bring up his appeal to independents. There is also a lack of stellar republican candidates right now. That could change. Two years is a lifetime in politics, but right now there is nobody that stands out as a clear cut legit challenger. Add in that estimates say Obama could have as much a billion dollars in campaign funds and he will be hard to beat. Baring a major turn around by him, I would say even if he wins and wins big in 2012 he will likely lose the senate then (if he already hasn't) and he had better then pull out the Clinton playbook if he doesn't want to end up a lame duck. |
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This latest thing about the NAACP and Obama, I think will back fire on Obama. With Michelle giving a speech the day before the announcement, I don't think too many people will buy it, but it may help Obama keep the black vote to some degree |
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I think, realistically, he is delivering much of what he said he would do. He said he would raise taxes, pass a healthcare bill, do a stimulus plan, send troops to Afghanistan, pass wall street reform etc. He is doing that, but he is spending like hell and I think a lot of people got caught up in the hype and suddenly realize maybe spending all this money isn't such a great thing. They got what they voted for and are realizing sometimes getting what you wanted isn't such a great thing. I think Obama's number one problem was that he focused on healthcare first. He should have gotten into office and worked n the economy first and foremost and stuck with it until things were better, then he could have moved on. But it is hard to tell people that they should be happy there will be universal healthcare in 5-7 years when they don't have a job today. I think there is a lot at stake for both parties right now. The republicans took it on the chin in the last two elections and took the brunt of the anger over the economy and the war in Iraq. If they get back into power they better deliver or it could be catastrophic for them. Obama is angling to get the minority voters fired up again and if he can pull of some kind of immigration that makes Latinos happy it will give the democrats a lot of voting power. The republicans will have to keep the independents active and involved if they want to hold onto their share of the power. |
I look for incumbents in both parties to take a hit...but I do not have any confidence that the Republicans will take control again. They have nothing to offer other than the same shit they have been offering since President Reagan...and I am not sure that the people are ready to buy into that again...at this point in time.
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One of my all time favorite Daily Show moments was when John Stewart asked Huckabee, "So your platform is basically, 'we are the part to fix what our party fucked up'?" and Huckabee just kind of smiled and nodded yes. Of course the democrats aren't a whole lot different, but normally they just run on the platform of "we aren't them". |
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He did lay out what he agenda was, but he failed on key points, he said the unemployment rate wouldn't go above 8 and it did and stayed there, I don't blame him for that, what I blame him for is he isn't doing anything about it. The healthcare bill has left alot of people pissed because of it's size and things like Pelosi saying we'll know whats in it after we pass it, a key thing that Obama said the US would be able to read it for 5 days on the Internet before they past a bill and that bills would pass on their own merits, we didn't get that either. Then there is the crap with Fox news, Obama did his best to censor them. They are the number one news agency and Obama didn't want them around. Working in this industry, I have no room for censorship! People had a lot of hope in him, with all his promises, the first black president, but he blew that with the beer summit and the way he treated Netanyahu showed me that Muslims come first. That made it look to the rest of the world that the US didn't have there back and problems started, now he's back peddling on that, that scares me because you know that they will be the ones that strike against Iran with Nukes! Then there's the Nobel peace prize, wtf was that about? http://www.papamiket.com/wp-content/...peaceprize.jpg Then there is the bank overhaul that just past Did you know that Freddie Mac and Fannie Mae are exempt? |
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Another interesting read (book): The Audacity of Hope by Barack Obama.
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The fact that Michelle Obama is trying to get people on board thinking the Tea Party is racist just proves how afraid they really are of this movement. :1orglaugh
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Did you see the clip that Pelosi said that we'll know whats in the bill after we sign it? |
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Yes I saw the clip...and it was a stupid remark to make...for as I stated the bills were online for months...including revisions...as they were made. |
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They say that for every green job, you loose 2 conventional jobs, seems better not to do the green push that Obama is doing for now untill the economy is better I saw where they generated 300 new jobs making hybrid batteries with the stimulus package and it only cost 4.2 billion dollars plus 7 billion in loans |
its sad. the obama record is...
787 billion stimulus...did nothing but dish out bandaids to state & local governments, spent on needless local projects. In my town stimulus funds were used to rebuild a small bridge that was never broken. health care...a huge new health care bureaucracy, $500 billion funded with medicare cuts that are destined to get repealed when the bill comes due in 3 years. finance reform...a bill so watered down there are no regulations. They will be written by wall street lobbyists. record deficits...inherited, yes. But there is no talk or effort to reduce the deficit. In fact the liberals think we need to spend even more, as if the economy is somehow controlled by government spending. They can pass trillion dollar bailouts for wall street. They can't pass 50 billion extensions for the unemployed. Obama is trying to prevent a state from enforcing federal laws the government refuses to enforce. The consequences of non-enforcement is runaway immigration of unskilled labor, drug smuggling, kidnappings & murder. But the important thing is that mexican americans not get looked at funny by cops, this is the higher priority. The dems are handing the country right back to the party of george w bush. Nice job Obama. :thumbsup |
I stopped reading after:
"The tactical improvisation leaves even many Obama supporters saying they “don’t know what he really stands for” — as though there could somehow be a mystery about where he stands after nearly $1 trillion in stimulus spending and two landmark pieces of legislation passed within 18 months." Quite a ridiculous statement. As proven by Bush's response to the financial crisis, McCain would have done almost exactly the same level of stimulous spending albiet with a higher proportion of it in tax cuts. Significant portions of the health care bill are former republican proposals and both health care and financial reforms bills will no doubt be total failures as neither of them are much more than window dressing. Obama is centre-right anywhere else in the world or in American itself 30 years ago. I think it's completely fair to question what he stands for, I mean first you'd have to see him get off his knees in front of the corporate cash. It can't only be Rahm wormtonguing him. America got bait and switched very, very deftly. |
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As far as the health care bill, Reagan even wanted that, but they didn't know how to make it work, neither did Obama, but it was pushed thru anyways |
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Hannity is too pro GOP for me |
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A person is responsible for the action they take. I learned to shoot a gun, no reason to blame the Marines if I shoot someone, it's the action one chooses to take that is evil or good. |
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