Posted on 02/06/2009 6:59:07 AM PST by reaganaut1
If he won, then he doesn’t need Republican support in order to cram this socialist spending down our throats using the economy as an excuse.
That’s it in a nutshell!!You got it, Mr. Bill.
Man, all y’all just TIRED! Put down the Hater-ade.
Ya’ll just hatin’ on our shining African prince—you see a proud, strong brother, large and in charge, with his ebony queen by his side-showing the world what strong Black love is about, and you gotta try to take him down—it’s your own ignorance that’s the problem-got all that hater-ation in ya.
Ya’ll ain’t seen a righteous brother representin’-he’s elevating the flow, and ya’ll perpetrators don’t like it.
Obama’s gonna fix the United Snakes of AmriKKKa-just like righteous warriors liked David Dinkins, Marion Barry, and Kwame Kilpatrick worked their magic in our cities. They don’t get no credit from the ignorant haters, either, after all they did. Man, I remember some fool talkin’ about Detroit, sayin’ the way it is now is nothing like it was 50 years ago.
True dat.
/SARC
He might have won but we lost, big time.
Good point, but he really didn't win running on anything other than a vague and ever-morphing "change."
When he got tripped on the details -- whether past associations, questionable political contributions, his abortion stand in the Illinois senate or other issues that contradicted the official vagueness -- he fought back by labeling the charges "distractions," and "smears."
He's doing basically the same now, wanting no discussion of details, labeling his opponents as obstructionists, and couching his argument in generalities and fear-mongering.
Now that would be fun to watch. :)
The media likes the idea of a public opinion “mandate” because they influence public opinion. But in a Republic we elect leaders to lead, not to follow malleable public opinion.
I doubt it. I think he’s rather steel-like. His radical agenda is too important to him to break doing it, I think.
and OWN IT.
Thats the problem with Barry - he doesnt want to own it.
Must not be very confident that itll work, eh?
Yes, he wants the GOP's hands to get dirty with his schemes as well, but so far the Repubs seem to have been surprisingly smart enough to realize that and resist.
They were too busy endlessly grilling Sarah Palin.
If Zero goes down as a big failure, the media will be culpable in that as well.
Kinda liking that scenario...
I look at Obama’s reign as God’s withdrawing His blessing from our country. I always saw Clinton as a shot across our bow... I hope and pray that we regain God’s pleasure.
Put down the HOPium and step away from the crack pipe :)
“i won”
now what? (how sad.)
IMHO
So where is the conservatism here?
"Show me just what Mohammed brought that was new, and there you will find things only evil and inhuman, such as his command to spread by the sword the faith he preached." - Manuel II Palelologus
I think, to understand my point, you have to look at the way things are right now in this country, rather than how they should be. IMO, many of those who voted for Obama were voting for their own interests, and fattened wallets, with little or no understanding of the long-term consequences of unrestrained government spending, so, yes, in a sense, this is "the change people were voting for."
Most excellent retort!
That would make a great visual. Use computer graphics to make the morphing continuous.
Fred Barnes admitted that, into the Bush years, President Clinton in retrospect was looking more competent than he previously thought. I think it is not too soon to say President Bush is looking more and more competent every day.
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