OBAMA - FAIL!!!!!!!!!!! (GO BACK ON VACATION!!!!!!)

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HA HA HA HA HA

JUST RESIGN NOW YOU POFS! 

http://www.realclearpolitics.com/video/2010/08/30/obama_hit_with_technical_difficulities_while_bashing_bush.html

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Again with the digging the hole in a ditch etc.Its the same old tired lines over and over again.

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"It took nearly a decade to dig the hole that we're in."

Hmmm I guess he wasn't in the Senate or anything  

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Even 240 can't spin this joke. 

Go back on vacation you moron! 

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Without the teleprompter and some scripted crap, Obama is FAR dumber than a 5th grader.   

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Failsville

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January 4th 2007: The day Pelosi became Speaker of the Democratically controlled 110th Congress

DJIA end of session: 12,800.18
National unemployment rate for December 2006: 4.5%
2006 Federal Budget Deficit: $247.7 billion
Average GDP growth for 2006: 3.4%
Median Home Value in December 2006: $244,700 July 2010 $182,500
Average price for Regular Unleaded Gasoline December 2006: $2.30
Federal Debt as % of GDP 2006: 64.55 2008: 70.00 2009: 90.36 2010(projected): 94.27
Nonfarm employment in thousands Dec 2006: 137,000 July 2010: 130,242

In the 12 years of Republican Congress, average annual deficit: $104 billion

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COMMENTS FROM THE SITE - PEOPLE ARE PISSED
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jack davis  48 minutes ago 

That's all he's good for...blaming Bush. Enough already!
Flag 18 people liked this. Like ReplyReply   Russ  24 minutes ago 

Eventually, the Dem social programs and mortgage programs DID come home to roost. But Obama is such a fool he thinks we need more of them.
Flag 18 people liked this. Like ReplyReply   maryh  22 minutes ago 

I guess that hope n change aren't doing either.
Flag 15 people liked this. Like ReplyReply   NinetyRecruits  22 minutes ago 

BARACK HUSSEIN O-B-L-A-M-E-A !!
Flag 20 people liked this. Like ReplyReply   RPAT  19 minutes ago 

Granted Bush alienated his own conservative base by overspending ,BUT, what Obummer has done makes Bush look like a novice on spending. Obummer has gotten the young citizens of America is so much debt, thier very own future is in danger. We had better wake up and admit we elected someone not at all qualified to hold this office. Americans must make better choices in the upcoming elections.
Flag 18 people liked this. Like ReplyReply   Dave_defeese  18 minutes ago 

Who does he blame for the fact that government spending of trillions has done nothing to improve the economy, Bush maybe?
Flag 7 people liked this. Like ReplyReply   Musolace1975  17 minutes ago 

The Dems could have restored the economy in two years, but that would go against their "principals" and in conflict of union thugs that got them in office.

The Dem Way: Success: take all the credit. Fail: blame someone else.
Flag 12 people liked this. Like ReplyReply   Abt4thee  16 minutes ago 

Blaming Bush? That's original. It's about as meaningless as the "race card". Keep bloviating, Barry. Come 2012, you'll have plenty of time to take your vacations, but this time they will not be on the tax payer dime. Flag 10 people liked this. Like ReplyReply   Hurry Up November!  1 minute ago in reply to Abt4thee 

If there was a way to deny him the pension that comes with having been president, I would support it.
Flag Like ReplyReply   Teddy Kennedy's SEARCH+RESCUE  16 minutes ago 

YES WE CON!

YES WE CON!

YES WE CON!

And we do it via http://www.LIVESHOT.cc on ABCCBSNBCCNNPBS
Flag 5 people liked this. Like ReplyReply   Freewilly  15 minutes ago in reply to Teddy Kennedy's SEARCH+RESCUE 

the jug eared doofus strikes again
Flag 5 people liked this. Like ReplyReply   RegZippo  16 minutes ago 

Incompetent!
Flag 8 people liked this. Like ReplyReply   astralweeks  15 minutes ago 

what a class act (not)
Flag 6 people liked this. Like ReplyReply   REPEALEVERYTHING  15 minutes ago 

Best Republican Ever= Barack Obama..... no one else could make the Democrats look so inept and give the Republicans the elections on a silver platter. Cheers.
Flag 4 people liked this. Like ReplyReply   Toby928  13 minutes ago 

January 4th 2007: The day Pelosi became Speaker of the Democratically controlled 110th Congress

DJIA end of session: 12,800.18
National unemployment rate for December 2006: 4.5%
2006 Federal Budget Deficit: $247.7 billion
Average GDP growth for 2006: 3.4%
Median Home Value in December 2006: $244,700 July 2010 $182,500
Average price for Regular Unleaded Gasoline December 2006: $2.30
Federal Debt as % of GDP 2006: 64.55 2008: 70.00 2009: 90.36 2010(projected): 94.27
Nonfarm employment in thousands Dec 2006: 137,000 July 2010: 130,242
In the 12 years of Republican Congress, average annual deficit: $104 billion
Flag 11 people liked this. Like ReplyReply   Manchac7  13 minutes ago 

In 1981 Ronald Reagan could have whined about it taking 7 years to get to this mess. Instead he implemented a plan which took 1 year to take effect, then led to 18 years of economic growth. Obama has no plan other than proving more deficit spending doesn't work. His ego won't let him admit failure and we're all paying the price. Flag 11 people liked this. Like ReplyReply   Adam_ME  11 minutes ago 

This guy is gonna set the Democrat Party back for a generation. After Carter, the GOP held the White House for 20 out of the next 28 years. And Obama is 100 times worse than the peanut farmer. Flag 9 people liked this. Like ReplyReply   Dave_defeese  10 minutes ago 

First, it is Congress that controls the budget. The House develops the budget and works out differences with the Senate. The legislation then goes to the President who can sign it or veto it and return it to Congress. Congress has the power to override the veto.

Second, if you review the federal debt by which party owned Congress you find some interesting facts.

Since 1933 Democrats have owned the House 80.8% of the time, and the Senate 91.5%. If you then add the contributions to our National Debt each year by party you will find that Democrats own $9.84 trillion of the debt and Republicans own $3.92 trillion.

Of course that does not include the $9.7 trillion in added debt commitments by President Obama, or the $107 trillion in unfunded liabilities reported by the Social Security Trustees, and of course these are also Democrat costs which the taxpayer will have to pay over time.
Flag 8 people liked this. Like ReplyReply   88  10 minutes ago 

crybaby affirmative action poster boy
Flag 8 people liked this. Like ReplyReply   Lubes4u  10 minutes ago 

You lie !
Flag 7 people liked this. Like ReplyReply   McClintock  10 minutes ago 

Now there's real leadership....You can put on the suit, read the teleprompter, fly in the jet and have the title....
Guess John Wayne said it best...Big talk doesn't make a big man !!! Flag 7 people liked this. Like ReplyReply   Richard Cole  10 minutes ago 

Obama is the most arrogant President that we have ever had. He takes us for nothing but a country of idiots and we are sick and tired of his antics. He needs to grow a set and man up and start taking responsibility for his failed policies. While we are at it - take away Air Force One and Marine One and maybe he will stay in the White House and do some work if you can even get him into the office. All he wants to do is bash us and play!
Flag 6 people liked this. Like ReplyReply   Tom Powers  10 minutes ago 

Slowly now....... insert that thumb in the mouth....suck vigorously and whine very loudly......"it's not me......don't blame meeee...it's Booooosh"
Flag 5 people liked this. Like ReplyReply   J.J. DeWitte  9 minutes ago 

What a whiner
Flag 4 people liked this. Like ReplyReply   Hurry Up November!  7 minutes ago 

This president can't really be serious, can he? What kind of fools does he think we are? January 2007 was when nancy and harry and barney and chris and chuck and henry and diane and barbara, etc. took over Congress. They had the chance to follow up on President Bush's two prior warnings about Freddie Mac and Fannie Mae and the housing industry and they CHOSE not to do anything. barry is not only fraudulent and incompetent but devious and a congenital liar to boot. Most of America has already awakened to him or is now doing so. His lying, hubris, insulting demeanor combined with idiotic policies backed by a calamitous ideology if finally coming home to roost. Say bye bye to control barry... Flag 3 people liked this. Like ReplyReply   svede  6 minutes ago 

What a LOSER. Bush can share a small part of the blame but the "mess" was a housing mess. Maybe he could explain what "sub-prime" is? Those practices were fostered by the Dems in particular by pushing for housing for people that couldn't afford what they bought. That and the American people's propensity for debt are the root cause. Obama's answers are more of the same that got us here. Flag 3 people liked this. Like ReplyReply   Alfred  4 minutes ago 

Did anyone else notice (startinng at around 30 seconds) that he kept wanting to say that it was "going to take" nearly a decade as opposed to it "took" nearly a decade. Then he kept blaming the sound on his stumbling! Imagine that, him blaming something else. A Freudian slip maybe, noting that it will take a decade to dig out from the mess the Democrats are creating. Amateur!

Flag 1 person liked this. Like ReplyReply   vreesor  3 minutes ago 

Yeah, I know. Bush caused it all (let's not focus on the fact average GDP growth was above 4% during most of his presidency) and the Republicans in the Democrat controlled Congress are keeping us from getting out of the mess. What a childish, arrogant ass this idiot is. My God I hope the American people are smart enough to make this loser a one term President
Flag 1 person liked this. Like ReplyReply   miroj1  3 minutes ago 

Is this guy for real??? My bet is that if we would have elected McCain, who granted wasn't the strongest Republican candidate, we would have already TRIED and maybe succeeded to cut govt. spending and taxes.
Right now, ANYONE would be better than the buffoon we have in the Oval Office.
Flag 1 person liked this. Like ReplyReply   Steve  1 minute ago 

What a sickening president....blame, blame, blame. This is not what a quality leader does.
Bush himself was handed a mess and never once did I hear him blame Clinton. Further more
the unemployment rate when Bush was in office was at worst 5%. Progressives took over congress in 2006, that is four years they have been running the show. Obama is in his second year and things keep getting worse. These people are pathetic!! Flag Like ReplyReply   Pontus  1 minute ago 

Typical shuck & jive brotha.
Flag Like ReplyReply   Dagny  0 minutes ago 

http://www.zazzle.com/ciaoobama
Flag Like ReplyReply   Smarterthenadem  0 minutes ago 

I don't get it, I though the Dum-ass-cracks had a super majority? How could only a few Repubs block anything?

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Somewhere Bush is laughing at this clown.

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Somewhere Bush is laughing at this clown.

That clip is beyond ridiculous. 

This fool needs to resign and just collect pension checks. 

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"Can You Guys Still Hear Us?": President Obama Talks Economy Amidst Technical Snafus
August 30, 2010 2:05 PM
www.abcnews.com

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During a hastily-called Rose Garden event during which the sound system failed him, President Obama attempted today to communicate to the American public that his administration remains on top of the economic crisis.

The president’s primary messages were twofold: One that Republicans need to stop obstructing a initiative he proposed to cut taxes that will encourage small businesses to hire and expand, as well as a $30 billion small business lending initiative.

“Drop the blockade,” he said to Senate Republicans, whom he said were “holding this bill hostage,” damaging economic growth.

Second, the president said that his “economic team is hard at work in identifying additional measures that could make a difference in both promoting growth and hiring in the short term and increasing our economy's competitiveness in the long term.”

Those additional measures, which he said he would be addressing “in further detail in the days and weeks to come,” seemed largely to be proposals he and administration officials had talked about before, such as further cutting corporate taxes to encourage job growth, renewing for those who earn under $200,000 a year the Bush tax cuts set to expire at the end of the calendar year, and spending more on clean energy, infrastructure, and research and development.

The event in some ways could be seen as a metaphor for the administration’s flailing on the economy. Originally no remarks were scheduled, then on Sunday evening, the White House announced the president would make remarks in the Oval Office after his economic daily briefing.

Then on Monday that was upgraded to remarks by the president at 12:30 p.m. ET in the Rose Garden after his briefing, signifying a more formal event.

Then those remarks were pushed to 1 p.m.

Finally the president approached the lectern at 1:20 p.m.

Only five sentences into his remarks, the P.A. system fizzled.

“What we did know was that it took nearly a decade -- what we did -- how are we doing on sound, guys?” the president asked

“Is it still going to the press?” he asked, checking to make sure even if he couldn’t be heard clearly in the Rose Garden, broadcast networks were getting clean sound, which they were.

“OK,” the president said.

A plane flew nearby, drowning out his voice.

“What we did know was that it was going to take nearly a decade in order for -- can you guys still hear us?”

Reporters nodded.
   
“OK,” he continued, “let me try this one more time.”

The president said the small business lending initiative would help business owners “get the credit they need and eliminate capital gains taxes on key investments so they have more incentive to invest right now.  And it would accelerate $55 billion of tax relief to encourage American businesses, small and large, to expand their investments over the next 14 months. Unfortunately, this bill has been languishing in the Senate for months, held up by partisan minority that won't even allow it to go to a vote.  That makes no sense.”

The president said the bill “is fully paid for. It will not add to the deficit. And there is no reason to block it besides pure partisan politics.”

“The small-business owners and the communities that rely on them, they don't have time for political games,” he said. “They shouldn't have to wait any longer…I know we're entering election season, but the people who sent us here expect us to work together to get things done and improve this economy.” Noting the “serious challenges” the nation faces, the president said policymakers need to “rise above the politics of the moment to summon an equal seriousness of purpose.”

A Senate Republican leadership aide said that when the Senate returns, the first legislative vote scheduled will deal with a Republican amendment to the small business bill. The Senate is not scheduled to return until September 13.

-Jake Tapper and Sunlen Miller

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Cry baby. 

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Bump - at what point does Obama take any blame for anything? 

He blamed Bush in this speech again, or at least tried as the teleprompter failed on him. 

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OBAMA OFF TO HAWAII FOR 17-DAY VACAY... (Drudge Headline)
Drudge Report ^ | Fri Dec 2, 2011 17:52:09 ET | Drudge
Posted on December 2, 2011 7:13:21 PM EST by Las Vegas Ron

THE WHITE HOUSE TRAVEL OFFICE

Trip of the President

to

Honolulu, Hawaii

December 17th, 2011 to January 2nd, 2012

Trip Overview

On Saturday, December 17th, 2011, the President will travel to Honolulu, Hawaii. He will return to Washington, DC on Monday, January 2nd, 2012. ...

...no public events are scheduled during the trip. ...

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OBAMA TO KROFT: 'I DIDN'T OVERPROMISE'
The Drudge Report ^ | 9 Dec 11 | Kroft
Posted on December 10, 2011 6:10:56 AM EST by Evergolightly

STEVE KROFT: Did you overpromise? Did you underestimate how difficult this was going to be?

PRESIDENT BARACK OBAMA: I didn't overpromise. And I didn’t-- underestimate how tough this was going to be. I always believed that this was a long-term project…And-- you know, for individual Americans, who are struggling right now, they have every reason to be impatient. Reversing structural problems in our economy that have been building up for two decades, that was going to take time. It was going to take more than a year. It was going to take more than two years. It was going to take more than one term. Probably takes more than one president.

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Lmfao!!!!! 

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OBAMA OFF TO HAWAII FOR 17-DAY VACAY... (Drudge Headline)

Like, OMG... using "VACAY' totally reeks of a 13 year old girl trying way too hard to be cool.

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I wish he would vacation in his real home town of Chicago.   

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Obama Says Americans Think The Stimulus Worked
Zeke Miller    | Dec. 11, 2011, 8:22 PM | 32 |
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OBAMA: 'It Doesn't Really Matter' Who Republicans Nominate

President Barack Obama rejected the notion that a majority of Americans do not believe that his stimulus bill worked, saying in an occasionally tense interview with CBS's Steve Kroft.
"Let me stop you there, Steve. First of all, there's not a general perception that the stimulus didn't work," he said, admitting, though, that "when it comes to the economy, we've got a lot more work to do."
"You know, we did all the right things to prevent a Great Depression and to get the economy growing again and to get job creation going again," he added. "But it hasn't made up for the hole that was created in those six, nine, 12 months before my economic policies took effect."
The president also pushed back on claims that his speech on Tuesday in Osawatomie, Kansas, called for the redistribution of wealth, saying he's just asking "What's happened to the American deal that says, you know, we are focused on building a strong middle class?"
"This is not because I'm interested in punishing the rich, I want everybody to be rich, that's great," he said. "It has to do with the fact that the less I'm asking you or me to do, the more I'm asking somebody who's in a much tougher position to sacrifice. And that is basic math."
Obama expressed frustration that any serious conversation about wealth devolves into charges of "class warfare."
“Our politics has gotten to the point where we can't have an honest conversation about the greatest income inequality since the 1920s," he said. "And we can't have an honest conversation about the irresponsibility that resulted in the worst financial crisis since the Great Depression, without somebody saying that somehow we're being divisive.”
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Obama: 'It Doesn't Really Matter' Who GOP Nominates
nationaljournal.com ^ | December 11, 2011 | By George E. Condon Jr.
Posted on December 11, 2011 9:31:19 PM EST by Jet Jaguar

“The core philosophy that they’re expressing is the same,” he told CBS's "60 Minutes."

Defiantly proclaiming “it doesn’t really matter” who the Republicans nominate against him, President Obama declared that he is ready to take on either Newt Gingrich or Mitt Romney and ask voters to contrast his vision with that offered by the GOP nominee. In an at-times feisty interview with CBS’s “60 Minutes,” the president suggested there is little difference between the two front-runners for the nomination.

“The core philosophy that they’re expressing is the same,” he told Steve Kroft in an interview conducted in two parts last week and aired Sunday night. “And the contrast in visions between where I want to take the country and… where they say they want to take the country is going to be stark.” He predicted “a good debate” and a clear choice for the voters.

Pressed by Kroft to explain Gingrich’s recent surge in the polls, Obama attributed it to the former speaker’s longevity. “He's somebody who's been around a long time, and is good on TV, is good in debates.” Despite his repeated insistences that he is not closely following the debates, the president also made sure to cast Romney as a politician, a theme often heard by Romney’s Republican opponents. “Mitt Romney has shown himself to be somebody who's good at politics, as well. He's had a lot of practice at it,” he said, adding that he expects the GOP fight for the nomination to be protracted. “I think that they will be going at it for a while,” he said. “When the Republican Party has decided who its nominee is going to be, then we'll have plenty of time to worry about it.”

He boiled down the 2012 campaign to a single question to be answered

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Lol.

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Obama: Only Three Other Presidents Might Outrank Me
breitbart.tv ^ | 12-17-11


In his latest interview with CBS News's Steve Kroft, President Obama said "I would put our legislative and foreign policy accomplishments in our first two years against any president -- with the possible exceptions of Johnson, F.D.R., and Lincoln -- just in terms of what we've gotten done in modern history." CBS edited the statement out of the televised version of the interview.


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Obama: Only Three Other Presidents Might Outrank Me
breitbart.tv ^ | 12-17-11


In his latest interview with CBS News's Steve Kroft, President Obama said "I would put our legislative and foreign policy accomplishments in our first two years against any president -- with the possible exceptions of Johnson, F.D.R., and Lincoln -- just in terms of what we've gotten done in modern history." CBS edited the statement out of the televised version of the interview.


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Clinton Declares War on Obama


A bitter feud has exploded between former allies Bill Clinton and President Obama with the former Commander-In-Chief calling Barack "the worst president ever!" Learn about their shocking feud - and what Bill has told his wife Hillary, Barack's secretary of state, to do - in the new GLOBE.


http://www.globemagazine.com/story/763