Posted on 06/11/2013 3:50:25 PM PDT by Olog-hai
Is Bush still president? Sharpon speaks as if he is!
Well he didn’t even try to stop it so he is personally responsible ... period. He stated in 2007 that he would stop it. He got in office and found out he was wrong (best case) or liked the spin-off benefit of being able to spy on his enemies (likely). Who knows? Either way buck stops with Richard Milhous Obama.
Yes We Can.
More bullsh*t from The Rev, who actually believes that king hussein walks on water.
Thanks Olog-hai. What’s his FR nick?
This is like the involved child of a crime family saying they are not responsible for their escalated criminal actions because these are the ‘circumstances’ they inherited.
Leftist blacks (black racists) see themselves and all others of the tribe as victims of whitey and not responsible for anything they do or don’t do in life. So even the first Black president is a mindless victim of whitey (Booosh)! How embarrassing.
Ima sick of this crap from this carp mouth
Even IF “Bush did it” obama has had 5 years to stop it
Sharpton, you booger eating moron...
Yes, the Patriot Act was signed into law by GW Bush.
However if Barky didn’t like it, he had control of the house, senate, and the presidency. It could have been repealed BEFORE it expired...
But here’s the kicker... Barky not only extended it, but he expanded it.
SHARPTON, YOU IDIOTIC POS, BARKY SIGNED IT BACK INTO LAW!!!!
So Barky IS responsible for the “New, Improved Patriot Act!”
Mark
Hey AL,how about the IRS? Obama also extended the National State of Emergency in the “Continuation of Government” policy implemented by Bush,which allows him to declare Martial law,use the American Military against American civilians,done 3days after 9/11/2001 .
obama’s eligibility issue began under President George W. Bush./s
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