Posted on 01/04/2013 8:33:06 AM PST by Perdogg
President Obama comforted you and offered you “immediate” assistance. Since your encounter with him months ago, what has been your interaction with the White House?
After his visit, I sent an email to President Obama. Many days later, I got a response back. It was disturbing.
How so?
It had nothing to do with what I was asking him. It was a form letter. It thanked me for supporting the troops. He made a promise to rebuild on national television, and I can’t even get this money. It’s heartbreaking, really. I did reach out to Senator Whelan, and I got a response that they were forwarding my email to the person that Governor Christie put in charge of Sandy relief. But from President Obama, I got a form letter.
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Used to call these people “Chumps”
Just like the morning after that Frat-house kegger, right honey?
And, did he wear his raincoat?
Paging P.T. Barnum...
Fool me 22,167 times, shame on me. But don't try to fool me again!!
Now they’re known as Democrats, which is another definition for insane: “Let me vote Democrat! Hey I got screwed! Let me vote Democrat! Hey I got screwed! Let me vote Democrat! Hey I got screwed!”
Political equivalent of a one-night stand. No one ever calls the next day, and no, he won’t respect you afterwards. In fact, he’s going to look the other way the next time he sees you. So take a morning after pill and pray for forgiveness, and don’t get screwed again.
I think I am gonna’ steal that for my new tag line!
When Obama dies (many many years from now of natural causes) this should be his obituary. It captures his essence perfectly.
She must endeavor to persevere (credit to Chief Dan George in “The Outlaw Josie Wales”) ...
Used to call these people “Chumps”
The word “marks” also comes to mind.
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