~~credits and kudos to TexasBethPosted on 09/08/2010 11:50:37 AM PDT by Dubya-M-DeesWent2SyriaStupid!
Hope you're right but I'm not so sure they have evolved enough intellectually since their monstrous 0bummer blunder.
Is Barama "KEENLY aware" of how arrogant he sounds? This statement of his is proof that he is merely a puppet for someone/something behind the scene. He does not care at all about the long term health of my country, and that is called TYRANNY!<
Obama is the Post-America president. Looking forward to the riots when he is not reelected.
reverend Wright mode...
That's why he always needs his crutch teleprompter.
He can read, just can't speak.
~~credits and kudos to TexasBethI absolutely didn’t think you were excluding new arrivals who know the spirit-crushing brutality of collectivism.
In 2008, my heart broke for those who have risked so much to come here for freedom, only to have us make a lurch towards what they’ve escaped.
Certainly you may! Don't forget the picture that goes with it:
like that racist show boondocks.
Oh, nice one!
;0)
They will stand shoulder-to-shoulder with us when the time comes.
The Imam had to use his crutch teleprompter?
How so?
Must be part of his
Persona
As Secretary of State, after giving a boilerplate, rah-rah speech this afternoon, during the Q&A portion, she cut loose with a statement that our massive indebtedness was fatally hamstringing our power and influence in the world.
Ears pricked up all over the mediaverse. We’ll be hearing more this evening. That doesn’t happen by accident. She has just announced she is about to jump ship.
I was wondering if he got all Hawvard Ebonic on their ass?
His delivery is wooden and halting. He may be able to read, but it’s painful listening to him talk.
Thanks a ton for the info.
CLEVELAND — President Obama on Wednesday called for an end to the Bush-era tax cuts for the wealthy, saying the country cannot afford $700 billion in tax breaks that benefit “millionaires and billionaires.” (THE PEOPLE WHO ACTUALLY HIRE WORKERS)
Unveiling his economic agenda for the fall campaign in a lengthy and sharply populist speech that sought to appeal to the middle class, Mr. Obama also urged voters not to allow Republicans to “ride” fears about the economy into the election booths in the midterm elections in November.
Mr. Obama acknowledged that “people are frustrated and angry and anxious about the future.” But he argued that a Republican return to power would lead to a repeat of failed policies of the past.
“A lot has changed since I came here in those final days of the last election,” Mr. Obama told a largely sympathetic crowd of around 3,000 at the Cuyahoga Community College campus in Parma, a Cleveland suburb. “But what hasn’t is the choice facing this country. It’s still fear versus hope; the past versus the future. It’s still a choice between sliding backward and moving forward.”
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At times during the president’s speech, it seemed as if he were running against Mr. Boehner. Seven times in his remarks, the president specifically cited the House Republican leader. Promoting his proposal for $180 billion in expanded business tax cuts and infrastructure spending, Mr. Obama said: “Despite the fact that this has traditionally been an issue with bipartisan support, Mr. Boehner has so far said no to infrastructure.”
http://www.nytimes.com/2010/09/09/us/politics/09obama.html?partner=rss&emc=rss
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