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To: the_Watchman

I think Obama wants to get out of town and climb on the gravy train. There are people who think Obama wants to remain President or go to the Supreme Court. I think the opposite.

The only President in my lifetime that appeared that he wanted to stay was Clinton. The rest of them looked they they could not wait to disappear.

I could see them nominating Hillary, and bringing Biden out of the barn.


564 posted on 02/13/2016 3:03:10 PM PST by Vermont Lt
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To: Vermont Lt
I think Obama wants to get out of town and climb on the gravy train. There are people who think Obama wants to remain President or go to the Supreme Court. I think the opposite.

Agreed - now that he has seen the Clinton Cash Machine, he and Moosh want to get on that train.

577 posted on 02/13/2016 3:04:52 PM PST by Tuxedo (Up against the wall...)
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To: Vermont Lt
"I think Obama wants to get out of town and climb on the gravy train. There are people who think Obama wants to remain President or go to the Supreme Court. I think the opposite."

Rarely do I agree with anyone twice in one day, but I concur. He has fondest memories of Hawaii and has notably been proven to be fond of creature comforts (golf, vacations, good food, warmer climates).

651 posted on 02/13/2016 3:16:48 PM PST by StAnDeliver (Own it.)
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To: Vermont Lt
I think Obama wants to get out of town and climb on the gravy train.

Obama is too much of a narcissist to not believe that we "deserve" his rule. I don't think someone with his disposition will go quietly into the night.

1,146 posted on 02/13/2016 6:54:42 PM PST by the_Watchman
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