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WWTTFF??? This is one of the most bizarre things I have seen in a long time. WWTTFF is going on over there?
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I like the fact he is getting advice from a former president. Every president should do this.
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:D
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I like the fact he is getting advice from a former president. Every president should do this.
Bubba seemed far more in command of the facts and reality of the situation than bama.
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:D
LOL!
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Bubba seemed far more in command of the facts and reality of the situation than bama.
That's probably because he is. :-\
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LOL!
I wish I had an account at DU to post that. I would get banned instantly, but it would be well worth it.
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I like the fact he is getting advice from a former president. Every president should do this.
what nuggest of wisdom would Reagan have learned from Carter, BB?
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what nuggest of wisdom would Reagan have learned from Carter, BB?
I don't know.
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what nuggest of wisdom would Reagan have learned from Carter, BB?
What NOT to do.
Reagan was a giant. The 1980's are still one of the best eras ever.
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What NOT to do.
Reagan was a giant. The 1980's are still one of the best eras ever.
Agreed. I don't think any of today's potentials for 2012 hold a candle to him - despite any comparisons they may themselves make.
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Hillary probably beat-up Obama backstage to arrange this.
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Agreed. I don't think any of today's potentials for 2012 hold a candle to him - despite any comparisons they may themselves make.
You are completely obsessed. But so am I right? ;D ;D
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Hillary probably beat-up Obama backstage to arrange this.
Did you watch it?
Talk about being a weak whipped bitch. Bama has to leave early cause his wife is waiting to go to a birthday party and let Bubba carry his water?
WTF?
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Yes. You think she'll save us from obama. I think she'll usher in 4 more years of obama. We'd both prefer Thune/Christie in there, but Palin's attractiveness (you) and ignorance (me) just make for so much better conversation/debate.
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Yes. You think she'll save us from obama. I think she'll usher in 4 more years of obama. We'd both prefer Thune/Christie in there, but Palin's attractiveness (you) and ignorance (me) just make for so much better conversation/debate.
;D ;D
Bro - you have been making hysterical posts lately.
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Did you watch it?
Talk about being a weak whipped bitch. Bama has to leave early cause his wife is waiting to go to a birthday party and let Bubba carry his water?
WTF
Talk about being a great manager! He put his family first, and delegated the press corps duties to a more-than-qualified hero of the people in Bill Clinton, who more than effectively delivered his worthwhile message.
WTG.
WTG? Way to go? REALLY, man?
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LLLLMMMAAAOOO
Stop - Man I'm trying to eat dinner and cant do so while I'm laughing so hard.
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Bump. WTF?
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Just checked out du and hp.
Total and complete meltdown.
This has got to be the most embarassing thing yet from this fool.
Yeah, sarah would be worse? Whatever.
So now bama thinks his xmas parties and not keeping that angry fat hag of a wife waiting a few more minutes is more important than explaining the deal he made? Please, this asswipe is such a joke and those of you still supporting this fiasco look equally stupid.
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the big dog is taking over 8)
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WWTTFF??? This is one of the most bizarre things I have seen in a long time. WWTTFF is going on over there?
Clinton is back...
I feel like a 6th grader again!
8) 8) 8)
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I like Clinton (not as a president).
That video is fucked, Mrs. Obama is more important than United States business?
WTF??
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i feel better about things already.
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One thing I always respected about Clinton was his ability to breakdown complex problems in a reasonable way. I know people want to talk about how "bright and articulate" Obama is but Clinton destroys him in every way.
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This is the same as President Palin calling in GWB to explain a policy becaus Todd was waiting in the car to go to a snowmobile race.
Absolutely pathetic.
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Hillary was right (Behind O's woes)
NY Post ^ | December 10, 2010 | Jonah Goldberg
When President Obama came un glued like a papier-mache doll in a steam bath during his press con ference this week, I thought perhaps it might be because he lost an old argument with Hillary Clinton.
But yesterday, when Obama hauled out Bill Clinton -- Hillary's No. 1 political ally and, secondarily, her husband -- I was sure of it.
It's largely forgotten now, but during their lengthy primary battle, the two committed liberals' greatest disagreement wasn't over policy or their shared disdain for George W. Bush. It was over their different visions of the presidency.
In a Nevada debate, Obama admitted that he wasn't a particularly organized person. But that was OK because a president's core role shouldn't be organizational but inspirational: "It involves having a vision for where the country needs to go . . . and then being able to mobilize and inspire the American people to get behind that agenda for change."
Pshaw, responded Hillary Clinton, the president is really a "chief executive officer" who must be "able to manage and run the bureaucracy."
This disagreement was symbolized by their respective role models. Obama likened himself to Martin Luther King Jr. and John F. Kennedy, inspirational leaders who led through rhetoric. Clinton sided with Lyndon Johnson, the guy who spun the shining words into actual legislation and got it passed, often on a bipartisan basis.
(Excerpt) Read more at nypost.com ...
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This Was The Worst Day Of Obama's Presidency (the strange handoff)
Business Insider ^ | 12-10-10 | Joe Weisenthal
It will either go down as the day that the Obama officially became a lame duck, or the day that Obama hit the bottom, and had nowhere to go but up.
But either day, it's the worst.
*snip*
The tax deal is falling apart, and on this sinking ship Obama is going down with... the Republicans?
Obviously it took a series of mis-steps to get into it this badly. Negotiating with Mitch McConnell without gauging the temperature of Democrats was idiotic. Beyond that, Obama gave up all his bargaining chips before sitting down.
*snip*
But instead he used that up before this began, without anything in exchange.
And there's your Presidency. No political capital, overshadowed by a former President and by the farthest left member of the Democratic caucus in the Senate.
(Excerpt) Read more at businessinsider.com ...
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:)
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Damn some of this is good.
http://www.huffingtonpost.com/2010/12/10/obama-clinton-briefing-tax-cut-plan_n_795198.html
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Obama abdicates to Bill Clinton, lunacy
By JOHN PODHORETZ
Last Updated: 5:08 AM, December 12, 2010
The surreal week in Washington was brought to a fitting climax on Friday when Barack Obama handed the presidency over to Bill Clinton for 20 minutes. “I’m going to take off,” he said.
“You’re in good hands,” the president informed the press corps, patting his predecessor on the back. And take off the president did.
It wasn’t an official, unofficial or illicit transfer of power in any way, of course. But it somehow felt like it.
What happened here has, to my knowledge, never happened. When the president finishes speaking, whenever the president finishes speaking, the event ends. Period.
Not any longer.
President Obama can change the rules of etiquette governing his White House if he wants. The problem for him is that those rules of etiquette exist for a reason. They are intended to enforce the standing of the presidency itself. By breaching them, Obama did harm to his own standing, and at a time when he can ill afford to lose any more of his authority.
What’s more, by doing so, he overshadowed the purpose of his joint appearance with Bill Clinton by letting Bubba hold court. And hold court Clinton did, in a revelatory monologue masquerading as a press availability.
Like many retirees trying to stay active, he’s apparently taking classes. He says he spends “an hour a day trying to study this economy. And I’m not running for anything, and I don’t have a political agenda. I just — I try to figure out what to do.”
You see, “I’m out of politics now,” he said, only moments after declaring he had done “133 events” for Democratic candidates in 2010. And asked if he preferred kibitzing inside the White House to running things, Clinton said, “Oh, I had quite a good time governing.”
He even seemed to suggest that, had he defended the Democratic position in 2010 more effectively, his party would have done better at the polls.
“I don’t think I did a good enough job in this election season, obviously,” he said, a statement that initially sounds self-critical but which, at second glance, indicates that the depths of Clinton’s narcissism simply cannot be fathomed.
He even turned a question about whether he had been contacting Democrats to support the tax deal into a “there aren’t enough hours in the day” moment.
“As soon as the election was over, I took my foundation trip to Asia,” Clinton related. “I just got back from the West Coast, doing my annual trip out there . . . I flew overnight to get here today. And I have to leave again tonight . . . He asked me to come down today, because he knew I was going to — Hillary and I were appearing before the Brookings Saban Forum on the Middle East tonight.”
In case you were wondering whether he’s busy or not.
The whole business was simultaneously soporific — I had forgotten how boring Clinton could be when talking about policy — and riveting as a piece of political theater.
What was Clinton doing there, exactly? Could it be news to anyone that Clinton would support the deal, especially since it seems to come straight from the his political playbook? Not to mention that, let’s face it, Obama is his wife’s boss.
The event gobsmacked the political class. On Twitter, ABC News political director Amy E. Walter wrote, “Obama just ceded the podium to Clinton. This. Is. Awesome.” Christina Bellantoni of the Capitol Hill newspaper Roll Call used the same punctuation trope: “This is Un. Real.”
Washington froze in wonder at this momentary trip into the past. The sheer strangeness of the sight of Clinton alone at that podium crystallized the sense that the American political system (or more specifically, the Democratic party) had spun out of control over the course of the week.
The week began with the announcement of the grand budget deal on Monday, triggering rage from Obama’s base that he had somehow “caved” to Republicans — conveniently forgetting that the Democratic party in DC had been decimated only a month earlier in the midterm election.
That led to Obama’s angry comparison on Tuesday in that same room of the Republicans with whom he had negotiated the deal as “hostage takers.” And after he was done with them, he turned to his fellow left-liberals, lecturing them on the costs of their own “sanctimony.”
On Friday, down the Mall from the White House inside the Capitol, came the weird effort to restage the climax of “Mr. Smith Goes to Washington” with a Brooklyn-accented Vermont socialist playing James Stewart’s part.
Bernie Sanders launched a one-man filibuster against the tax deal. The problem was that Sanders had no legislative or political strategy to derail it. Instead, he just talked and talked. An hour after Clinton had finished his psychodrama, Sanders concluded his 8 hour, 32 minute peroration. “I would yield the floor,” he said, and did. I guess we know what Passover is like at the Sanders household.
The budget deal will surely go through, and the events of the past week will be forgotten. But Obama’s cavalier handling of the institutional prerogatives of the presidency will leave it a little less grand, making his own job as he goes forward a little bit harder — and, through the entirely avoidable self-inflicted error, making himself seem a little bit smaller.
johnpodhoretz@gmail.com
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Clinton, Obama Meet to Quell Left's Rebellion
Vision To America ^ | December 10, 2010 | Staff
President Barack Obama and former President Bill Clinton, the controversial master of centrist politics in the eyes of the Democratic left, are meeting at the White House Friday afternoon as the administration struggles to kill a growing insurgency among his own party’s left wing.
House Democrats were so angry with the deal between Obama and Republicans to extend the Bush tax that on Thursday they chanted “just say no” during a closed door meeting. They also took a nearly unanimous, non-binding voice vote rejecting the tax-cut compromise.
The faltering White House effort to communicate with members its own caucus reduced some House Democrats to profanity. Rep. Jim Moran, D-Va., told TheHill.com: “This is a lack of leadership on the part of Obama. “I don’t know where the f*** Obama is on this or anything else. They’re AWOL.”
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Its amazing howq the left focuses only on palin and ignores massive chaos like we are seeing at 1600 PA ave.
One can only imagine the hyperventilation by the likes of 240 had palin done something like this.
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Should We Gloat Over Obama’s Childish Behavior? (Who's the real POTUS, Barry or Bubba?)
Pajamas Media ^ | 12/11/2010 | Roger Simon
Bill’s cool and Barack’s an uptight prig.
Cue the laughter. Bring on the guffaws.
But wait — didn’t we already know that?
It’s easy enough for conservatives, libertarians, et al, to gloat about Barack Obama’s recent petulant, child-like performances — at first unable to be even slightly gracious in compromise with Republicans on the tax bill and then, only a few days later, fleeing in panic when Clinton acted the real president, fielding questions with a relaxed authority so surpassing Obama’s it was almost comical.
But there is a bigger reason not to gloat. We are stuck with this odd duck for another two years at minimum and now everyone, the entire world really, knows what he is like. They also know, if they have been paying the slightest attention, the etiology of his behavior: the man never had to face serious adversity until he was elected POTUS. And now he can’t deal with it. He’s the very model of Harry Truman’s famous advice about getting out of the kitchen if you can’t stand the heat. Obama was out of the White House briefing room the second he realized he was being outclassed by Clinton. And, boy, was he ever!
We need a leader and don’t have one. This is extremely bad news for our country, especially now.
What is to be done? Unfortunately, the answer isn’t close to simple even with a real leader. Merely cutting taxes — assuming we do that — may not be nearly enough. And pseudo-stimulus spending, such as has been shamefully added on to this “compromise bill,” will most likely make matters worse. Meanwhile, the clock is ticking on our economy, our way of life really. Interest to China alone will soon be enough to bankrupt us.
So what indeed is to be done? Paul Ryan has a prescription that’s a starting point, but even his ideas may not reduce spending fast enough. There is little reason to be optimistic, even with the Tea Party victories. I have just returned from New York and found the situation there similar to California, strongly resistant to change. (A good analysis can be found in the WSJ’s interview with Richard Ravitch — “Gotham’s Savior, Beaten By Albany.”) It’s tempting for some on the right to dismiss this as just New York and California, but these are our two most populous states and comprise a huge percentage of the U.S. economy. Things will not be easily improved without them. In fact, they probably can’t be improved without them. And Illinois too seems out of control.
And we have Barack Obama to lead us. Wow. The Republican leadership had better be strong. Their recent “compromise,” as Charles Krauthammer has shown us, was not inspiring. Color me nervous.
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Very true.
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I like the idea of Obama consulting with Clinton (or any former president), but after looking at the clip again, I have to agree it looks pretty bad. Not sure I've ever seen anything like it.
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Only thing missing was this: http://www.getbig.com/boards/index.php?topic=358975.0
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This was probably the most embarassing yet from bama.
My dad called me up and was astonished by this.
Bama just does not care. This is the same as his scoop the poop fiasco where he flipped the bird to the people paying 15k to have dinner w him and he jetted after ten minutes.
This whole admn is a complete joke.
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Is Obama planning on resigning?
http://www.libradex.com/viewArticle.aspx?id=122 ^
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It's a legitimate question. When a President (or any leader) makes intonations that they are bored with their job, are under amazing stress from both parties (feeling like they have no allies), and doling out their basic responsibilities to others...one has to wonder if that leader plans on resigning.
That question should be asked of Obama; I'm sure he and his spokespeople will vehemently deny it. But what is the answer to the question?
Check out this video from Friday: It shows a bored and complacent Obama, after mumbling through some kind of statement about the tax compromise; and then leaving the Presidential Briefing Room chock full of supporters...to Bill Clinton. Former President Clinton, who spoke for a half hour on a variety of subjects: taxes, deficit, credit in the economy, etc. And where did Obama go?
He left because he had to go to a Christmas party put on by his wife.
Does that sound like a man that is truly engaged with the responsibility of being President?
Obama doesn't know which way to turn: his leftist ways have got him now facing down a hostile GOP Senate who won 63 seats. But moving to the center will assuredly mark him by the "professional left" as a turncoat. He knows he HAS to deal with the GOP or he gets nothing done, the GOP knows this, and will probably get nothing done. His chances at re-election look very slim, given the lingering unemployment issues.
Obama has never been engaged to begin with as President; he's played more golf than Bush (almost double in 2 years what Bush played in 8), and was never engaged in either the health care battle or the financial reform bill. Both of these were driven and legislated entirely by Congress with almost no Presidential input.
What Obama has done is travel (a lot), throw parties (a lot), play golf (a lot), get a Nobel prize (for getting elected?), give a few speeches...and that's about it.
So the concept that Obama might want to throw in the towel is very real. I mean, right now, what is the point for him? He can't pass any more leftist legislation that he can "put his name on", and he really has no ambition other than to become President.
He does't want to "save the world", he doesn't really care.
Obama's clear abdication of responsibility Friday, of leaving an important briefing to a former President (to go to a Christmas party??) and then walking out, shows that he cares little for the minutiae of actually governing.
Expect Obama to be even more disengaged in 2011-2012 as he realizes with a GOP Senate that he's essentially a lame duck President.
Instead of resigning, perhaps he'll just linger on, semi-retired on the golf course while the economy struggles, world politics continue to be dangerous, and we are still continue our wars in Iraq and Afghanistan. What kind of parties beat White House parties? Top-notch catering.
But then again, by resigning Obama can retire (he's already made millions off his book) and not deal with pesky things like bothering to run the country.
I mean, this whole governing America thing is seriously cutting in to his golf time.
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Have you ever considered talking to some mental health professionals?
Do you think it's acceptable to devote as much of your life to your pathological hatred of the president as you do?
You are absolutely out of control. I've never even see someone hate Bush this much. You've outdone Cindy Sheehan going the other way.
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But at least Cindy Sheehan didn't just copy and paste. You know, she had to go outside and all.
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Hope and change turned into point fingers and blame everyone else.
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Hope and change turned into point fingers and blame everyone else.
You are so wishy washy its laughable. Either he does nothing but blame and be worthless, or he is hell bent on running the country into the ground with his liberal agenda. Dude what it is? Cuz it cant be both.
But what do you expect from a guy that said.
Obama called Swat on Grandmothers..outside a convention center where President Obama was scheduled to speak. Tea Partiers refused a Secret Service order to move. The so-called SWAT team was just local police who "briefly marched down the street to clear it for the president's motorcade."
Got a letter sayinf because Obama care his rates were risen by 50% when the documents of the meeting said it was because of Money problems as early as pre 2008
This is the Douche that said Obamas approval world wide is Lower than Bush...
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Have you ever considered talking to some mental health professionals?
Do you think it's acceptable to devote as much of your life to your pathological hatred of the president as you do?
You are absolutely out of control. I've never even see someone hate Bush this much. You've outdone Cindy Sheehan going the other way.
Really? How many times has Obama been compared to Hitler? How many times has the words "Nazi" and "stupid" been used in conjuntion with Obama by Republicans and their supporters. A lot less times than it was used by Democrats and their supporters during the last 4 years of Bush's presidency.
You "personally" may not know or seen someone within your circle of friends hate Bush. But, it is absolutely clear, that Bush was criticized and demonized much, much more by the media and the Democrats. Compared to Bush, Obama has it easy when it comes to criticism.
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I like the idea of Obama consulting with Clinton (or any former president), but after looking at the clip again, I have to agree it looks pretty bad. Not sure I've ever seen anything like it.
EXACTLY
Seemed like prior to Obama, a big deal was made over the President entering, and leaving the room. Now he just pops in and out like some Elementary School principle?
WTF
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I really can't understand why you morons can't see that Obama and Bush are the same guy...
"How many times has Obama been called a Nazi?"
"Should We Gloat Over Obama’s Childish Behavior?"
"I like Bush, he's a strong family man!" "I like Obama he looks out for the middle class!"
You people act like a bunch of jackass's.... hahahahahahahahhahahahah aha
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I really can't understand why you morons can't see that Obama and Bush are the same guy...
"How many times has Obama been called a Nazi?"
"Should We Gloat Over Obama’s Childish Behavior?"
"I like Bush, he's a strong family man!" "I like Obama he looks out for the middle class!"
You people act like a bunch of jackass's.... hahahahahahahahhahahahah aha
This is why you rock CY
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I really can't understand why you morons can't see that Obama and Bush are the same guy...
"How many times has Obama been called a Nazi?"
Hey, moron. Why don't you look up what this statement was in response to? I am not arguing that Bush was any better. But, to act like Bush was not hated during his second term is asinine. Do you understand now, nitwit?
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I remember going to Ozzfest one year and they flashed images of Bush/Hitler while Ozzy was playing. Lamb of God also wore shirts showing Bushes' face with a hitler mustache, etc etc.
Team Bama is just pissed off becase theynever could have imagined the total failure he is and thought it was trulyt the age of Aquarius with his elecion, "the transformative" POTUS, and all that other tripe.
They were and are dupes and now have nothng left but to make excuses rather than taking responsibility for being suckered so badly.
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Exactly.
These idiots fell for it hook, line and sinker. They voted for the incompetent community organizer. They propably even distributed fliers for him and signed up voters.
Now, they state that Bush and Obama are the same. So why did they vote for him in the first place?
Seems like a lot of sour grapes. WE TOLD YOU THAT OBAMA WAS BOUND TO BE A FAILURE!! WE TOLD YOU SO!!
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This is why you rock CY
No you do, and you've got the best name on getbig! ;D
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Hey, moron. Why don't you look up what this statement was in response to? I am not arguing that Bush was any better. But, to act like Bush was not hated during his second term is asinine. Do you understand now, nitwit?
I don't really know what you're trying to say...
Bush and Obama are both hated as they should be. I don't know what we're disagreeing about? You think one should be hated more than the other?
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I don't really know what you're trying to say...
Bush and Obama are both hated as they should be. I don't know what we're disagreeing about? You think one should be hated more than the other?
How about we just piss on both?
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How about we just piss on both?
Thank you, that's what I'm saying!!! 8)
I don't think we should be wasting our energy on who's worse, both sides hate people like us and want to end our way of life...
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How about we just piss on both?
Not the way you were cheerleading the GOP takeover of the house.. you would have thought the GOP was really gonna get out there and fix things
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Not the way you were cheerleading the GOP takeover of the house.. you would have thought the GOP was really gonna get out there and fix things
I was cheerleading for the GOP to cock block Barry from crap & tax, card check, and all of the other horrendous policies he wants enacted.
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I was cheerleading for the GOP to cock block Barry from crap & tax, card check, and all of the other horrendous policies he wants enacted.
lmao.. ok.. gotcha.. ::)
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lmao.. ok.. gotcha.. ::)
I said it many times, look it up.
I have no expepctation that the GOP will d anything good, but if they at least stop obama from his jim jones like policy agenda, I'm cool with that.
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Jon Stewart vid on this. Hilarous.
http://www.huffingtonpost.com/2010/12/15/stewart-obama-clinton-delusion_n_796932.html
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Really? How many times has Obama been compared to Hitler? How many times has the words "Nazi" and "stupid" been used in conjuntion with Obama by Republicans and their supporters. A lot less times than it was used by Democrats and their supporters during the last 4 years of Bush's presidency.
You "personally" may not know or seen someone within your circle of friends hate Bush. But, it is absolutely clear, that Bush was criticized and demonized much, much more by the media and the Democrats. Compared to Bush, Obama has it easy when it comes to criticism.
True. Liberals hated Bush and thought he was evil, should be prosecuted, compared him to Hitler, etc.
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True. Liberals hated Bush and thought he was evil, should be prosecuted, compared him to Hitler, etc.
Jon Stewart was horrified at Obama's performace in that video. I think even he has given up.
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Jon Stewart vid on this. Hilarous.
http://www.huffingtonpost.com/2010/12/15/stewart-obama-clinton-delusion_n_796932.html
LMAO... you are a walking contradiction... when i put funny vids of jon stewart on you say shit like "you gettin your news from comics blah blah" but when it suits you.. you post one...from the same comic.. fuckin tool
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LMAO... you are a walking contradiction... when i put funny vids of jon stewart on you say shit like "you gettin your news from comics blah blah" but when it suits you.. you post one...from the same comic.. fuckin tool
Hey idiot - I started this thread well before Stewart put out his vid. If anything - he got his opinion from me.
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Hey idiot - I started this thread well before Stewart put out his vid. If anything - he got his opinion from me.
it dosent matter dickface.. he said something you agreed with and you post his vid.. after talking about people who...post his vid..
when you made the thread? who gives a fuck.. what does that have to do with the price of tea in china.
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Ha ha ha. This was just piling on tbh.
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Ha ha ha. This was just piling on tbh.
We spend way too much time on this site arguing over tv comedians and personalities.
Stewart is just capitilizing off the silliness of others, which is fine, but really there are better ways to spend time.
Perhaps you libs should spend more time reading the constitution and federalist papers and less time watching comedians and idiots like maddow and olbermann?
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It would be one hing if all i posted were comedians, but 90% of whati post if from wsj, bloomberg, rcp, hp, etc.
BTW - have you looked at HP recently?
Makes ome of my comments look pale in comparison.
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It would be one hing if all i posted were comedians, but 90% of whati post if from wsj, bloomberg, rcp, hp, etc.
BTW - have you looked at HP recently?
Makes ome of my comments look pale in comparison.
Dude you just posted the same comedian you said we should spend time not watching.. WTF
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Dude you just posted the same comedian you said we should spend time not watching.. WTF
I said to get your opinions from. Comedians are great for comedy, but not to frmulate a opinion on something.
Personally, I greatly enjoy reading the misery by the Obots on HP now trying to trash JS over this.
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I said to get your opinions from. Comedians are great for comedy, but not to frmulate a opinion on something.
Personally, I greatly enjoy reading the misery by the Obots on HP now trying to trash JS over this.
and you are fucking wrong.. i only posted the jon stewart clips if him joking about glen beck.. which is the same as what you did but he poked fun at obama.. but when i do it you say we shouldnt be looking at comedians.. but when you do it its all good..
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and you are fucking wrong.. i only posted the jon stewart clips if him joking about glen beck.. which is the same as what you did but he poked fun at obama.. but when i do it you say we shouldnt be looking at comedians.. but when you do it its all good..
Maybe if you and the other libs posted serious shit once and awhile, things would be a little different. Plus, Beck is a news clown, not a elected official. Big difference.
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Maybe if you and the other libs posted serious shit once and awhile, things would be a little different. Plus, Beck is a news clown, not a elected official. Big difference.
If I posted serious shit.. are you shittin me.. dude you post lies like obama called swat on grandmothers...dude alls i do is call you on your bullshit.. i bet you hate when i get on a thread because i rip you overexaggerations to shreads and then you try to down play it or change the subject,,
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If I posted serious shit.. are you shittin me.. dude you post lies like obama called swat on grandmothers...dude alls i do is call you on your bullshit.. i bet you hate when i get on a thread because i rip you overexaggerations to shreads and then you try to down play it or change the subject,,
Like I said well over 95% of the stuff I post is from serious sources yu cant even remotely begin to deal with.
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Like I said well over 95% of the stuff I post is from serious sources yu cant even remotely begin to deal with.
95% of the shit you post is from right winged authors.
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95% of the shit you post is from right winged authors.
Go down the last ten threads I made and lets see where they came from.
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Go down the last ten threads I made and lets see where they came from.
Dude what %age is that.. you got 42k posts
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Dude what %age is that.. you got 42k posts
Its not hard. Well over 95% of my treads are from HP, WSJ, RCP, Bloomberg, etc.
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