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Coming from a ghetto thug superstar like Maobama - this really was incredible.
FUCK YOU EVERY OBAMABOT!
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Obama Dissed During Official White House Press Event, Google CEO Rejects His Claim America Is “Lazy”
Google CEO Eric Schmidt pushed against President Obama’s characterization of the United States as “lazy,” in terms of attracting business to the nation, during a White House Press Briefing at the economic summit in Hawaii yesterday.
“Relative to what standard of laziness?” Schmidt said when asked if he agrees with President Obama’s remark. “It’s hard for me to answer the question without understanding what we’re judging it against.”
Asked by a reporter, “Would you use the word “lazy”?” Schmidt rejected the term. “I would not.”
http://campaign2012.washingtonexaminer.com/blogs/beltway-confidential/wh-google-ceo-rejects-obamas-lazy-comment
I've never seen a President consistently talk down to Americans like this.
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Onsidering obama never held a real job himself its incredible how he makes this bogus pronouncements an expects people to buy in to his bs. c
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Lazy is hitting the golf course 87 times while the country you're supposed to be running is in the worst economic crisis since the Great Depression.
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Obama Dissed During Official White House Press Event, Google CEO Rejects His Claim America Is “Lazy”
Google CEO Eric Schmidt pushed against President Obama’s characterization of the United States as “lazy,” in terms of attracting business to the nation, during a White House Press Briefing at the economic summit in Hawaii yesterday.
“Relative to what standard of laziness?” Schmidt said when asked if he agrees with President Obama’s remark. “It’s hard for me to answer the question without understanding what we’re judging it against.”
Asked by a reporter, “Would you use the word “lazy”?” Schmidt rejected the term. “I would not.”
http://campaign2012.washingtonexaminer.com/blogs/beltway-confidential/wh-google-ceo-rejects-obamas-lazy-comment
I've never seen a President consistently talk down to Americans like this.
why did you delete a sentence before posting this article?
Google CEO Eric Schmidt pushed against President Obama's characterization of the United States as "lazy," in terms of attracting business to the nation, during a White House Press Briefing at the economic summit in Hawaii yesterday.
"Relative to what standard of laziness?" Schmidt said when asked if he agrees with President Obama's remark. "It's hard for me to answer the question without understanding what we're judging it against."
Schmidt said that, as a matter of principle, he believes the country can "always" work harder to attract foreign business, "but I would have said that independent of any other fact."
Asked by a reporter, "Would you use the word "lazy"?" Schmidt rejected the term. "I would not."
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Asked by a reporter, “Would you use the word “lazy”?” Schmidt rejected the term. “I would not.”
Move along, bubble boy. :)
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Asked by a reporter, “Would you use the word “lazy”?” Schmidt rejected the term. “I would not.”
Move along, bubble boy. :)
here's the link to the very short blurb
http://campaign2012.washingtonexaminer.com/blogs/beltway-confidential/wh-google-ceo-rejects-obamas-lazy-comment
why did you choose to delete a sentence where he says he believes the country can always work harder to attract foreign business?
that should be a very simple question even for someone like you
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Asked by a reporter, “Would you use the word “lazy”?” Schmidt rejected the term. “I would not.”
Obama gets dissed by a man who has donated $38,000 to his campaign. LOL.
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Asked by a reporter, “Would you use the word “lazy”?” Schmidt rejected the term. “I would not.”
Obama gets dissed by a man who has donated $38,000 to his campaign. LOL.
so no answer I why you posted a very short article and selectively removed the following sentence but kept the ones before and after ?
Schmidt said that, as a matter of principle, he believes the country can "always" work harder to attract foreign business, "but I would have said that independent of any other fact."
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This is what happens when you put a novice with little real world experience in charge of the country.
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Who is obama to make this pronouncement?
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Coming from a ghetto thug superstar like Maobama - this really was incredible.
FUCK YOU EVERY OBAMABOT!
He's exactly correct. We need to put ourselves out there to attract international business. We can't expect other countries to invest in American business just because we're the U.S.
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He's exactly correct. We need to put ourselves out there to attract international business. We can't expect other countries to invest in American business just because we're the U.S.
Not a single thing Obama has done since taking office will attract international business.
Attracting international business would require a complete reversal of every major Downgrade belief.
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Obama's Self-Image vs. Reality
By Rich Lowry
President Obama was wrong to say at the Asia-Pacific economic summit that America has gotten “lazy” in the past few decades at attracting foreign investment.
What he should have said, in the light of his administration’s handling of the proposed Keystone XL pipeline, is that America has become quite adept at blocking foreign investment. To delay the project for more than three years and then, after giving every indication that it would go through, announce that the ultimate decision will be kicked past the 2012 election takes hard work and brio.
TransCanada wants to invest $7 billion in building a pipeline across the United States to carry oil from Alberta to the Gulf Coast. If we were merely lazy, we’d have accepted the project and the thousands of associated construction jobs long ago. That would be the path of least resistance, not to mention common sense.But we refuse to take the easy way out. The bureaucrats produce exhaustive studies. The enviros stage protests. The brightest lights in Hollywood mobilize. The White House calculates its political interest. This churning activity is the necessary predicate to delay and inaction. How thoughtless of President Obama to underestimate the effort expended in rejecting a foreign investment.
The president’s “lazy” comment is one of a series of remarks carrying an undercurrent of disapproval of the country he is so luckless as to govern. A few weeks ago, he observed that Americans had gotten “a little soft and we didn’t have the same competitive edge that we needed over the last couple of decades.” At a San Francisco fundraiser, he lamented that “we have lost our ambition, our imagination, and our willingness to do the things that built the Golden Gate Bridge and Hoover Dam.”
Obama is prone to the posture of the dispassionate critic, floating above the foibles of America. It never seems to enter his mind that he might have disappointed us, but he certainly seems to think that we have disappointed him. We’ve been lazy and soft in our practices going back decades, hopeless until the advent of one Barack H. Obama, the would-be Redeemer President frustrated by the recalcitrant national material with which he’s forced to work, Michelangelo with a bum piece of marble.
Heaven knows we have long-festering problems, but the loaded words in Obama’s statements suggest we suffer from a collective lack of élan. If only we were made of sterner stuff; if only we dreamed bigger. It calls to mind Michelle Obama’s admonition prior to the 2008 election that “Barack Obama will require you to work.” She warned us that we would have to tap the deepest reserves of our national character to meet the exalted standards of her husband.
The distance between President Obama’s self-image and the reality is yawning. Ambition? His heroic stimulus bill funded roadwork to create temporary insta-jobs and subsidized green-energy projects, some of which would have happened anyway. Imagination? He perpetually wants to send federal money to the states to prop up their existing unaffordable structures. Willingness to do the things necessary to build? He can’t even disregard his left on Keystone XL. His National Labor Relations Board is harrying Boeing for the offense of building state-of-the-art aircraft in a nonunionized South Carolina plant.
It’s within the president’s power to do a few major things to make us more competitive. He could cut a deal with Republicans to reform individual and corporate taxes, exchanging lower rates for loophole closings. He could cut a deal restraining entitlements, sending a signal to the markets that Washington can begin to control its budget. Sen. Pat Toomey, a Pennsylvania Republican on the Supercommittee, has offered a compromise plan along these lines. The president has shown no interest. He apparently prefers waging a blunt-force campaign against a “do-nothing Congress” and carping about what’s wrong with us.
If this helps him win a second term, he can add poor judgment to his running indictment.
Rich Lowry is the editor of National Review.
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http://www.realclearpolitics.com/video/2011/11/15/special_report_panel_on_obama_calling_america_lazy.html
Kraut takes Maobama to the woodshed.
FU every pofs obamabot.
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http://www.realclearpolitics.com/video/2011/11/15/special_report_panel_on_obama_calling_america_lazy.html
Kraut takes Maobama to the woodshed.
FU every pofs obamabot.
How many times per day are you going to say FU to half the people on this board
you're the online equivalent of a crazy dude walking down the street, talking to himself and cursing at everyone he passes
seriously man, give it a break already and seriously look into getting a mental health assessment.
If you don't have insurance you can probably get on Obamacare sometime in the next year or so
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How many times per day are you going to say FU to half the people on this board
you're the online equivalent of a crazy dude walking down the street, talking to himself and cursing at everyone he passes
seriously man, give it a break already and seriously look into getting a mental health assessment.
If you don't have insurance you can probably get on Obamacare sometime in the next year or so
F U obamabot.
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F U obamabot.
FU and F your mother for not having an abortion and F your father for not drowning you in a bathtub
too much?
oops
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how many people do you know that wait out the full 6 months of unemployment before they even BEGIN to start looking for a job?
To me, THAT is lazy.
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how many people do you know that wait out the full 6 months of unemployment before they even BEGIN to start looking for a job?
To me, THAT is lazy.
Obama, the ghetto creep and parasite who never held a job in his life, has the balls to call out CEO's on this?
GMAFB. Only a brain dead idiot like Straw would even think about voting for this fool again.
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Obama, the ghetto creep and parasite who never held a job in his life, has the balls to call out CEO's on this?
GMAFB. Only a brain dead idiot like Straw would even think about voting for this fool again.
what are my options
Romney?
Newt?
Cain (for fucks sake I hope the nominee is this idiot)
FU 333 and F your entire family while we at it
Only they should have to put up with your insane rambling and apparently they are smart enough to tell you to STFU so instead you have to come here and purge your moronic beliefs
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what are my options
Romney?
Newt?
Cain (for fucks sake I hope the nominee is this idiot)
FU 333 and F your entire family while we at it
Only they should have to put up with your insane rambling and apparently they are smart enough to tell you to STFU so instead you have to come here and purge your moronic beliefs
obama re-election = 100% chance of failure.
Anyone else starts out 50-50
Very simple.
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obama re-election = 100% chance of failure.
Anyone else starts out 50-50
Very simple.
of course it's simple
most idiotic things are totally simple
why are you even posting this when you've already stated many times that Obama is going to drop out of the race
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Barack Obama’s Lazy America. The world’s worst cheerleader shakes his pom-poms.
Human Events ^ | 11-15-11 | John Hayward
For some reason, Barack Obama has decided that part of his path to re-election will involve blaming his failures on the American people, who can be insulted into loving him again. This narrative involves convincing us that the American spirit was so degenerate by 2008 that not even the dazzling skills of the LIghtworker could save us… at least, not in a mere four years.
In September, Obama declared that it was his unhappy duty to preside over “a great, great country that has gotten a little soft, and we didn’t have that same competitive edge that we needed over the last couple of decades” during an interview in Orlando. Then it was off to San Francisco, where he told the audience at one of his endless big-bucks campaign fundraisers that “we have lost our ambition, our imagination, and our willingness to do the things that built the Golden Gate Bridge and Hoover Dam.”
Last weekend Obama was at it again, taking time away from golf with an old friend who was busted on prostitution charges to tell a gathering of business executives that he’s still very disappointed in the sloth of the unworthy nation that has been making him look bad, by failing to live up to his expectations. As related by ABC News:
Obama told a group of CEOs today that the United States has gotten “lazy” and that America lost its hunger in promoting itself in a global marketplace.
“We’ve been a little bit lazy over the last couple of decades. We’ve kind of taken for granted — ‘Well, people would want to come here’ — and we aren’t out there hungry, selling America and trying to attract new businesses into America,” he told the CEOs who are gathered on the sidelines of the annual Asia Pacific Economic Cooperation (APEC) meetings, which the United States is hosting this year in Hawaii.
“I think it’s important to remember that the United States is still the largest recipient of foreign investment in the world and there are a lot of things that make foreign investors see the U.S. as a great opportunity — our stability, our openness, our innovative free market culture,” he said.
The Daily Caller relays a sharp response from conservative columnist Charles Krauthammer:
“No one is asking him to go out there and to be a jingoistic cheerleader,” Krauthammer said. “But when you call your own country ‘lazy’ when you are abroad, and call it ‘unambitious and soft’ when you are home, I think what you are showing is not tough love, but ill-conceived, ill-concealed contempt.”
Krauthammer then blamed Obama, rather than the American people, for the poor state of the economy.
“Look: Why are people reluctant to invest?” he asked. “We have the highest corporate tax rate in the world — in the industrialized world. Obama has spoken about it. It’s the one issue on which the Republicans would have agreed on lowering that rate, eliminating the loopholes. And in three years in office, he has done nothing.”
Krauthamer also directed blame toward the National Labor Relations Board, charging the agency with “trying to shut down a $1 billion plant that was constructed as a favor to Obama union allies.”
“People look abroad and say, ‘This isn’t a place I want to do business,’” Krauthammer huffed. ”It’s his issues, his overregulation, over-taxation and all the red tape he has added. And now he blames Americans’ laziness? I think it’s unseemly.”
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Obama: A Prophet Without Honor in His Own Land
Commentary Magazine ^ | 11-15-11 | Peter Wehner
President Obama has decided to go for the hat-trick.
In September, Obama told an interviewer Americans have “gotten a little soft.” That was followed by a fundraiser in San Francisco where Obama said that “we have lost our ambition, our imagination, and our willingness to do the things that built the Golden Gate Bridge.” And over the weekend at an APEC conference in Honolulu, speaking to CEOs, President Obama said this: “But you know we’ve been a little bit lazy I think over the last couple of decades. We’ve kind of taken it for granted – ‘Well, people will want to come here’ — and we’re not out there hungry selling America and trying to attract new businesses into America.”
Set aside the fact that Obama bears a good deal of the responsibility for making America unattractive to new businesses. Set aside the fact that Obama’s opinion of America seems to track with America’s opinion of Obama. (When Obama was elected president by a comfortable margin in 2008, we were the ones we had been waiting for; today, with Obama’s public approval ratings at dangerously low levels, we’re a little soft, a little bit lazy, and lost our ambition and imagination). And set aside the political wisdom of taking monthly jabs at the American people.
What we’re learning about Obama, I think, is that the most authentic words he uttered during the 2008 campaign were words he wanted to keep private.
In April of that year Obama, speaking at what he thought was a private fundraiser in San Francisco,was trying to explain his troubles winning over some working-class voters, saying they have become frustrated with economic conditions. “It’s not surprising, then, they get bitter, they cling to guns or religion or antipathy to people who aren’t like them, or anti-immigrant sentiment or anti-trade sentiment as a way to explain their frustrations.”
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Not a single thing Obama has done since taking office will attract international business.
Attracting international business would require a complete reversal of every major Downgrade belief.
Obama can't wave a magic wand. Only Congress can create bills that would attract international business. That's why its approval rating is only 11%
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Obama's Self-Image vs. Reality
By Rich Lowry
President Obama was wrong to say at the Asia-Pacific economic summit that America has gotten “lazy” in the past few decades at attracting foreign investment.
What he should have said, in the light of his administration’s handling of the proposed Keystone XL pipeline, is that America has become quite adept at blocking foreign investment. To delay the project for more than three years and then, after giving every indication that it would go through, announce that the ultimate decision will be kicked past the 2012 election takes hard work and brio.
TransCanada wants to invest $7 billion in building a pipeline across the United States to carry oil from Alberta to the Gulf Coast. If we were merely lazy, we’d have accepted the project and the thousands of associated construction jobs long ago. That would be the path of least resistance, not to mention common sense.But we refuse to take the easy way out. The bureaucrats produce exhaustive studies. The enviros stage protests. The brightest lights in Hollywood mobilize. The White House calculates its political interest. This churning activity is the necessary predicate to delay and inaction. How thoughtless of President Obama to underestimate the effort expended in rejecting a foreign investment.
The president’s “lazy” comment is one of a series of remarks carrying an undercurrent of disapproval of the country he is so luckless as to govern. A few weeks ago, he observed that Americans had gotten “a little soft and we didn’t have the same competitive edge that we needed over the last couple of decades.” At a San Francisco fundraiser, he lamented that “we have lost our ambition, our imagination, and our willingness to do the things that built the Golden Gate Bridge and Hoover Dam.”
Obama is prone to the posture of the dispassionate critic, floating above the foibles of America. It never seems to enter his mind that he might have disappointed us, but he certainly seems to think that we have disappointed him. We’ve been lazy and soft in our practices going back decades, hopeless until the advent of one Barack H. Obama, the would-be Redeemer President frustrated by the recalcitrant national material with which he’s forced to work, Michelangelo with a bum piece of marble.
Heaven knows we have long-festering problems, but the loaded words in Obama’s statements suggest we suffer from a collective lack of élan. If only we were made of sterner stuff; if only we dreamed bigger. It calls to mind Michelle Obama’s admonition prior to the 2008 election that “Barack Obama will require you to work.” She warned us that we would have to tap the deepest reserves of our national character to meet the exalted standards of her husband.
The distance between President Obama’s self-image and the reality is yawning. Ambition? His heroic stimulus bill funded roadwork to create temporary insta-jobs and subsidized green-energy projects, some of which would have happened anyway. Imagination? He perpetually wants to send federal money to the states to prop up their existing unaffordable structures. Willingness to do the things necessary to build? He can’t even disregard his left on Keystone XL. His National Labor Relations Board is harrying Boeing for the offense of building state-of-the-art aircraft in a nonunionized South Carolina plant.
It’s within the president’s power to do a few major things to make us more competitive. He could cut a deal with Republicans to reform individual and corporate taxes, exchanging lower rates for loophole closings. He could cut a deal restraining entitlements, sending a signal to the markets that Washington can begin to control its budget. Sen. Pat Toomey, a Pennsylvania Republican on the Supercommittee, has offered a compromise plan along these lines. The president has shown no interest. He apparently prefers waging a blunt-force campaign against a “do-nothing Congress” and carping about what’s wrong with us.
If this helps him win a second term, he can add poor judgment to his running indictment.
Rich Lowry is the editor of National Review.
That pipeline would create a negative net of jobs actually
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Obama can't wave a magic wand. Only Congress can create bills that would attract international business. That's why its approval rating is only 11%
Yeah ok you 95% idiot. He had two years and pissed it away on the stim bill, maobamacare, cap n trade, etc.
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That pipeline would create a negative net of jobs actually
LMFAO! ! ! !
Are you fucking kidding or what?
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LMFAO! ! ! !
Are you fucking kidding or what?
Nope...the pipeline would initially create a few hundred jobs for a short time but once its built, those jobs would be gone in addition to the jobs of many truck drivers who currently transport the oil.....
We are at a point where solar and wind power would be more cost effective than oil and its time we started using it.
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Nope...the pipeline would initially create a few hundred jobs for a short time but once its built, those jobs would be gone in addition to the jobs of many truck drivers who currently transport the oil.....
We are at a point where solar and wind power would be more cost effective than oil and its time we started using it.
LMMFFAAAAOOO!!!!!
Are you kidding?
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Posted on November 15, 2011
http://www.realclearpolitics.com/video/2011/11/15/trump_obama_disgusting_for_calling_american_business_lazy.html
Trump: Obama "Disgusting" For Calling American Business "Lazy"
Donald Trump objects to president calling Americans "lazy," gives take on Gingrich's surge and the state of the GOP 2012 race and more.
"For him to say that the business people of this country are 'lazy' is disgusting, especially coming from him," Donald Trump told FOX News' Greta van Susteren.
Obama is a disgusting street thug and leech. Damn you morons who voted for this asshole!
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LMMFFAAAAOOO!!!!!
Are you kidding?
Of course I'm not joking and many analyst have stated the same thing. The purpose of the pipeline is to save money from having truck drivers transporting it from Canada to Texas....they will lose their jobs and the folks who build the pipe will lose their job after its built. But ultimately, it just creates more dependence on other countries for oil.
When it comes to oil, the U.S is the biggest heroin addicts.
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Of course I'm not joking and many analyst have stated the same thing. The purpose of the pipeline is to save money from having truck drivers transporting it from Canada to Texas....they will lose their jobs and the folks who build the pipe will lose their job after its built. But ultimately, it just creates more dependence on other countries for oil.
When it comes to oil, the U.S is the biggest heroin addicts.
LMFAO!!! How did it work out for Spain moron?
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Mitt Romney Criticizes Barack Obama's 'Lazy' APEC Remark
http://www.huffingtonpost.com/2011/11/15/mitt-romney-barack-obama-lazy-apec_n_1095720.html
TROY, MI - NOVEMBER 10: Republican presidential candidate and former Massachusetts Governor Mitt Romney speaks to supporters during a rally at the American Polish Cultural Center on November 10, 2011 in Troy, Michigan. (Photo by Scott Olson/Getty Images)
First Posted: 11/15/11 04:57 PM ET Updated: 11/15/11 04:57 PM ET
Republican presidential hopeful Mitt Romney criticized president Barack Obama on Tuesday over his recent comment that the United States is "lazy" when it comes to foreign investment.
"Sometimes I just don't think that President Obama understands America," Romney told spectators at a South Carolina factory that produces corporate signs. "Now I say that because this week, or was it last week, he said that Americans are lazy. I don’t think that describes America."
Obama delivered his "lazy" remark on Saturday to a group of CEOs at the Asia-Pacific Economic Cooperation meetings in Hawaii, where he labeled America as lacking the necessary fire to promote itself in the global arena.
"We've been a little bit lazy over the last couple of decades," Obama said. "We've kind of taken for granted -- 'Well, people would want to come here' -- and we aren't out there hungry, selling America and trying to attract new businesses into America."
Among the CEOs in attendance was Google's Eric Schmidt. The Hill notes that on the following day, he denounced the term "lazy", adding that the U.S. can "always" improve its ability to attract foreign businesses.
Foreign investment stands as one sliver of America's job troubles. Back on Sept. 6, Romney unveiled his plan, which included cries for reduced regulations on companies and diminished power for labor unions.
"America should be a job machine: jobs being created all the time, people looking for employees to join their enterprises," he said.
The following Monday, Obama countered with his own jobs plan -- rich with a mix of tax policy and corporate loophole changes.
"Instead of just talking about America's job creators, let's actually do something for America's job creators," he said.
While passage of Obama's full bill fell short in the Senate, the president has continued to push for pieces of the original legislation. One segment is expected to pass this week -- a bill that awards tax credits to companies hiring disabled veterans.
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what are my options
Romney?
Newt?
Cain (for fucks sake I hope the nominee is this idiot)
FU 333 and F your entire family while we at it
Only they should have to put up with your insane rambling and apparently they are smart enough to tell you to STFU so instead you have to come here and purge your moronic beliefs
LOL!!! This is why America is in the crapper. Because of morons like this jackass.
This is the same "person" who voted for Obama because Bush was a disaster and McCain was supposed to be a "third Bush term". Guess what? You got a third Bush term under Obama!
Now that the shoe is on the other foot, now that Obama has PROVEN that he is a FAILURE, this same idiot has apprehensions of voting for someone else other than the garbage that is sitting in the White House.
Obama has been WORSE than Bush ever was, yet somehow this nitwit believes that none of the GOP candidates would be an improvement. None of them could do a worse job. I don't care how many women Cain harassed, he would still be an improvement. Obama has shown he is a terrible president. There is no doubt about that. NONE. A sane person would change course ASAP and vote for ANYONE who is the opposite of Barry.
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LMFAO!!! How did it work out for Spain moron?
Guess you should study Spain a bit. Spain actually has a law that requires all new buildings to have solar panel installation. Spain is one of the largest producers of commerical solar and wind power but also many homes are self sufficient from commercial power because they have solar panels installed on their own homes.
So, it worked out for Spain quite well... ;D
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Guess you should study Spain a bit. Spain actually has a law that requires all new buildings to have solar panel installation. Spain is one of the largest producers of commerical solar and wind power but also many homes are self sufficient from commercial power because they have solar panels installed on their own homes.
So, it worked out for Spain quite well... ;D
They are near collapse!
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They are near collapse!
They are in a recession...just like all of Europe and the United States. But they are not near collapse....in fact, they are actually in a better position than we are.
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They are in a recession...just like all of Europe and the United States. But they are not near collapse....in fact, they are actually in a better position than we are.
Do you even read anything?
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Guess you should study Spain a bit. Spain actually has a law that requires all new buildings to have solar panel installation. Spain is one of the largest producers of commerical solar and wind power but also many homes are self sufficient from commercial power because they have solar panels installed on their own homes.
So, it worked out for Spain quite well... ;D
My God, you are a stupid fuck. Spain is a fucking DISASTER. Youth unemployment is 40%. Total unemployment is over 20%. Their housing market is deleveraging worse than ours is. Citi’s Willem Buiter, whose little pinky has more financial knowledge than you do in that entire cobweb-filled brain of yours, is predicting a Spanish default in months, if not days.
Spain is a trainwreck and their green agenda played a large part in bankrupting them.
Why do you even post down here? You, more so than anyone else on here, just make up shit as you go.
Retard.
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Why blame politicians for the mess we are in? It isn't their fault....it is us. The republic cannot survive the people that currently live in it.
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http://www.usnews.com/polls/bobbles-poll-is-america-soft-lazy/results.html
Keep it up Obama 85% hate you - want it to be more?
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My God, you are a stupid fuck. Spain is a fucking DISASTER. Youth unemployment is 40%. Total unemployment is over 20%. Their housing market is deleveraging worse than ours is. Citi’s Willem Buiter, whose little pinky has more financial knowledge than you do in that entire cobweb-filled brain of yours, is predicting a Spanish default in months, if not days.
Spain is a trainwreck and their green agenda played a large part in bankrupting them.
Why do you even post down here? You, more so than anyone else on here, just make up shit as you go.
Retard.
22.5% however our true unemployment is about the same actually.