[esoxmagnum]

I bet there are alot of folks out there with regrets about Obama as well....

[blondee123]

I thought he always voted “PRESENT”!!!

[IbJensen]

I awoke this morning after suffering from a nightmare, made worse by a terrific hangover, where I dreamt that a muslim socialist with the name of Hussein Obama had been elected as president of the United States of America.

Imagine my angst when I discovered that my nightmare was real.

It was bad enough when Billy Goat (the oval office masturbater)had appointed Togo West as Secretary of the Army.

[G Larry]

Hey Barack!
Chuck!
IF it’s really THAT “important”, then you won’t mind striking down funding for Obamacare, Planned Parenthood, and PBS, will you?

[gov_bean_ counter]

Trouble was, it wasn’t just the vote. He spoke passionately and authoritatively about the importance of not raising the debt ceiling and the lack of leadership that led to it.

[oh8eleven]

Obama believes his vote was a mistake.
More than half the population believes his presidency is a mistake.

[4rcane]

What was wrong for someone else, is suddenly good when he’s in office. Obama is a slimball

[Terry Mross]

The explanation is simple. He voted for whatever was good for him at the time.

[MinorityRepublican]

Time to play “chicken” on the debt ceiling. If the President doesn’t compromise, then the upcoming economic collapse will be all his fault. It is up to him to avoid becoming the next Hoover in the history books.

[JPG]

OUCH! This one had to sting as Obama NEVER admits to making an error. However, when you find yourself backed into a corner with absolutely no maneuvering room, you do what you gotta do.

[Chi-townChief]

Too funny!!!

[WOBBLY BOB]

Obama skips debt commission meeting (Dec. 2010)

WASHINGTON (CNN) - President Obama did not attend a White House meeting Thursday with members of his own debt commission, irking some of the Democrats on the panel who were expecting a high-level push from the commander-in-chief to show that its comprehensive deficit reduction plan is being taken seriously by the White House.

“He should have at least dropped by,” one Democratic member of the debt commission told CNN, speaking on the condition of anonymity because he wanted to speak more freely about the panel’s private meeting.

A second senior Democratic aide close to the panel added that commission members were miffed and privately believe the President did not attend because it would have been awkward “given the fact that he has just endorsed $900 billion in deficit spending” with the tax cut deal.

http://whitehouse.blogs.cnn.com/2010/12/09/obama-skips-debt-commission-meeting/

yeah, he cares.