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    Have Republicans Ever Hated a President More Than Barack Obama?

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    Posted: Jul. 30, 2013 - 12:15 AM ET #1

    Nope, because he's intelligent, competent, won two elections, and he's black. Forget any "race card" bullshit accusations, the Republican base exemplifies bigotry, that's what gave the south to the Republican Party.





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    Nope, because he's intelligent, competent, won two elections, and he's black. Forget any "race card" bullshit accusations, the Republican base exemplifies bigotry, that's what gave the south to the Republican Party.





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    Posted: Jul. 30, 2013 - 1:42 AM ET #2

    Probably not, he's likely the worst ever............................
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    Probably not, he's likely the worst ever............................
     
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    Posted: Jul. 30, 2013 - 1:43 AM ET #3

    Even his core constituency is failing miserably......................
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    Even his core constituency is failing miserably......................
     
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    Posted: Jul. 30, 2013 - 2:10 AM ET #4

    Before they were elected, I thougt Clinton was a typical sociopathic politician, who would deceive others, exploit political payoffs to himself, and manipulate voter sentiment for his own gain while making empty promises. However, Clinton surprised me in his later presidency by compromising with Gingrich for the good of the nation.

    Before Obama was elected I thought he was a great speaker and made great empty promises that either where unrealistic or lies to manipulate voter sentiment, or both, but he was a vacuous personality who lied and manipulated in a totally self-serving manner. I also recognized his strong Marxist leanings.

    Obama has expanded government to throttle the economy based on his Marxist income-redistribution agenda, and has proved totally inept in conducting foreign affairs as well as the domestic economy. He is ruining the nation and building a Nanny state filled with parasites who think the nation owes them a living (where' my Obama phone, or welfare check, or food stamps, or free health care?).

    The stupid and ignorant voters in the USA are getting the government they deserve with elections stolen by Obama through voter fraud practices that favor Democrats and through his IRS intimidation of conservative groups and conservative campaign contributors.  

    What is there to hate? More to pity.  

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    Before they were elected, I thougt Clinton was a typical sociopathic politician, who would deceive others, exploit political payoffs to himself, and manipulate voter sentiment for his own gain while making empty promises. However, Clinton surprised me in his later presidency by compromising with Gingrich for the good of the nation.

    Before Obama was elected I thought he was a great speaker and made great empty promises that either where unrealistic or lies to manipulate voter sentiment, or both, but he was a vacuous personality who lied and manipulated in a totally self-serving manner. I also recognized his strong Marxist leanings.

    Obama has expanded government to throttle the economy based on his Marxist income-redistribution agenda, and has proved totally inept in conducting foreign affairs as well as the domestic economy. He is ruining the nation and building a Nanny state filled with parasites who think the nation owes them a living (where' my Obama phone, or welfare check, or food stamps, or free health care?).

    The stupid and ignorant voters in the USA are getting the government they deserve with elections stolen by Obama through voter fraud practices that favor Democrats and through his IRS intimidation of conservative groups and conservative campaign contributors.  

    What is there to hate? More to pity.  

     
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    Posted: Jul. 30, 2013 - 3:05 AM ET #5

    Quote Originally Posted by Tinklebell:

    Before they were elected, I thougt Clinton was a typical sociopathic politician, who would deceive others, exploit political payoffs to himself, and manipulate voter sentiment for his own gain while making empty promises. However, Clinton surprised me in his later presidency by compromising with Gingrich for the good of the nation.

    Before Obama was elected I thought he was a great speaker and made great empty promises that either where unrealistic or lies to manipulate voter sentiment, or both, but he was a vacuous personality who lied and manipulated in a totally self-serving manner. I also recognized his strong Marxist leanings.

    Obama has expanded government to throttle the economy based on his Marxist income-redistribution agenda, and has proved totally inept in conducting foreign affairs as well as the domestic economy. He is ruining the nation and building a Nanny state filled with parasites who think the nation owes them a living (where' my Obama phone, or welfare check, or food stamps, or free health care?).

    The stupid and ignorant voters in the USA are getting the government they deserve with elections stolen by Obama through voter fraud practices that favor Democrats and through his IRS intimidation of conservative groups and conservative campaign contributors.  

    What is there to hate? More to pity.  



    What a joke. This last repub admin left this country in a total shambles. And ever since their only goal & contribution to this nation has been to thwart Obama & his agenda in every possible way regardless if it might be good, bad or in between. The GOP has become beyond sad...but sick & twisted.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Tinklebell:

    Before they were elected, I thougt Clinton was a typical sociopathic politician, who would deceive others, exploit political payoffs to himself, and manipulate voter sentiment for his own gain while making empty promises. However, Clinton surprised me in his later presidency by compromising with Gingrich for the good of the nation.

    Before Obama was elected I thought he was a great speaker and made great empty promises that either where unrealistic or lies to manipulate voter sentiment, or both, but he was a vacuous personality who lied and manipulated in a totally self-serving manner. I also recognized his strong Marxist leanings.

    Obama has expanded government to throttle the economy based on his Marxist income-redistribution agenda, and has proved totally inept in conducting foreign affairs as well as the domestic economy. He is ruining the nation and building a Nanny state filled with parasites who think the nation owes them a living (where' my Obama phone, or welfare check, or food stamps, or free health care?).

    The stupid and ignorant voters in the USA are getting the government they deserve with elections stolen by Obama through voter fraud practices that favor Democrats and through his IRS intimidation of conservative groups and conservative campaign contributors.  

    What is there to hate? More to pity.  



    What a joke. This last repub admin left this country in a total shambles. And ever since their only goal & contribution to this nation has been to thwart Obama & his agenda in every possible way regardless if it might be good, bad or in between. The GOP has become beyond sad...but sick & twisted.
     
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    Posted: Jul. 30, 2013 - 8:47 AM ET #6

    Every Republican and Every southerner is racist. 

    Gotcha.

    It is no wonder that there is racial division with generalized bigoted statements like that.

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    Every Republican and Every southerner is racist. 

    Gotcha.

    It is no wonder that there is racial division with generalized bigoted statements like that.

     
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    Posted: Jul. 30, 2013 - 9:20 AM ET #7

    The Republicans despised Clinton much, much more than Obama.

    Obama is politically weak, not that bright, and has cost his party dearly.

    Clinton was a much more effective politican.

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    The Republicans despised Clinton much, much more than Obama.

    Obama is politically weak, not that bright, and has cost his party dearly.

    Clinton was a much more effective politican.

     
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    Posted: Jul. 30, 2013 - 10:29 AM ET #8

    14 you are such a piece of work!

    If Obama is not that bright what does it say of the Republican Party that has been blown out twice by him and the people who spent millions trying to beat him along with the clueless lemmings on this forum who actually bet on Romney to win and were surprised that Gallup and Rasmussen were soooooo wrong at the end of the day?
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    14 you are such a piece of work!

    If Obama is not that bright what does it say of the Republican Party that has been blown out twice by him and the people who spent millions trying to beat him along with the clueless lemmings on this forum who actually bet on Romney to win and were surprised that Gallup and Rasmussen were soooooo wrong at the end of the day?
     
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    Quote Originally Posted by Cool_Arrow:

    14 you are such a piece of work!

    If Obama is not that bright what does it say of the Republican Party that has been blown out twice by him and the people who spent millions trying to beat him along with the clueless lemmings on this forum who actually bet on Romney to win and were surprised that Gallup and Rasmussen were soooooo wrong at the end of the day?

    I think it says a lot more about the pathetic state of our country that Obama was elected back to back as opposed to the republican base.  The first election, Obama would not have been beaten by anyone.  McCain didn't stand a chance.  The nation's first black president, a liberal at that, was just too much for anyone to overcome.  He ran on two words: "Hope and Change."  The country had had enough of Bush...Obama was a lock.

    The real discouraging part is the fact that he was re-elected after radically altering the direction of this country.  The "white guilt" along with mindless democratic voters blindly voting for him again regardless of his performance will prove to cost this nation dearly.  $18 trillion in debt?  Spending more than every president combined before him?  We will not recover from this racist, anti-colonial terrorist supporting person.  The fact that some can continue to support him is literally mind boggling. 

    He does not have our best interest at heart, and never has.  He aligns his cabinet members with political radicals who will carry out his views and insulates himself from thier decisions.  How unthinkable is it for an AG of the US to use the phrase "my people" and come right out and state the DOJ will not prosecute unless the victim is a minority??  Unthinkable.  Silence on so many racially biased issues it disgusts me. 

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    Quote Originally Posted by Cool_Arrow:

    14 you are such a piece of work!

    If Obama is not that bright what does it say of the Republican Party that has been blown out twice by him and the people who spent millions trying to beat him along with the clueless lemmings on this forum who actually bet on Romney to win and were surprised that Gallup and Rasmussen were soooooo wrong at the end of the day?

    I think it says a lot more about the pathetic state of our country that Obama was elected back to back as opposed to the republican base.  The first election, Obama would not have been beaten by anyone.  McCain didn't stand a chance.  The nation's first black president, a liberal at that, was just too much for anyone to overcome.  He ran on two words: "Hope and Change."  The country had had enough of Bush...Obama was a lock.

    The real discouraging part is the fact that he was re-elected after radically altering the direction of this country.  The "white guilt" along with mindless democratic voters blindly voting for him again regardless of his performance will prove to cost this nation dearly.  $18 trillion in debt?  Spending more than every president combined before him?  We will not recover from this racist, anti-colonial terrorist supporting person.  The fact that some can continue to support him is literally mind boggling. 

    He does not have our best interest at heart, and never has.  He aligns his cabinet members with political radicals who will carry out his views and insulates himself from thier decisions.  How unthinkable is it for an AG of the US to use the phrase "my people" and come right out and state the DOJ will not prosecute unless the victim is a minority??  Unthinkable.  Silence on so many racially biased issues it disgusts me. 

     
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    Quote Originally Posted by AStefani:

    I think it says a lot more about the pathetic state of our country that Obama was elected back to back as opposed to the republican base.  The first election, Obama would not have been beaten by anyone.  McCain didn't stand a chance.  The nation's first black president, a liberal at that, was just too much for anyone to overcome.  He ran on two words: "Hope and Change."  The country had had enough of Bush...Obama was a lock.

    The real discouraging part is the fact that he was re-elected after radically altering the direction of this country.  The "white guilt" along with mindless democratic voters blindly voting for him again regardless of his performance will prove to cost this nation dearly.  $18 trillion in debt?  Spending more than every president combined before him?  We will not recover from this racist, anti-colonial terrorist supporting person.  The fact that some can continue to support him is literally mind boggling. 

    He does not have our best interest at heart, and never has.  He aligns his cabinet members with political radicals who will carry out his views and insulates himself from thier decisions.  How unthinkable is it for an AG of the US to use the phrase "my people" and come right out and state the DOJ will not prosecute unless the victim is a minority??  Unthinkable.  Silence on so many racially biased issues it disgusts me. 

    You make a lot of allegations. Unfortunately, you can't back up most of them with actual facts.

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    Quote Originally Posted by AStefani:

    I think it says a lot more about the pathetic state of our country that Obama was elected back to back as opposed to the republican base.  The first election, Obama would not have been beaten by anyone.  McCain didn't stand a chance.  The nation's first black president, a liberal at that, was just too much for anyone to overcome.  He ran on two words: "Hope and Change."  The country had had enough of Bush...Obama was a lock.

    The real discouraging part is the fact that he was re-elected after radically altering the direction of this country.  The "white guilt" along with mindless democratic voters blindly voting for him again regardless of his performance will prove to cost this nation dearly.  $18 trillion in debt?  Spending more than every president combined before him?  We will not recover from this racist, anti-colonial terrorist supporting person.  The fact that some can continue to support him is literally mind boggling. 

    He does not have our best interest at heart, and never has.  He aligns his cabinet members with political radicals who will carry out his views and insulates himself from thier decisions.  How unthinkable is it for an AG of the US to use the phrase "my people" and come right out and state the DOJ will not prosecute unless the victim is a minority??  Unthinkable.  Silence on so many racially biased issues it disgusts me. 

    You make a lot of allegations. Unfortunately, you can't back up most of them with actual facts.

     
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    Posted: Jul. 30, 2013 - 10:55 AM ET #11

    the idea that Obama is intelligent because he won an election is silly.

    Maxine Waters and Sheila Jackson Lee have won several elections, so has Barbara Boxer.

    They're all idiots.

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    the idea that Obama is intelligent because he won an election is silly.

    Maxine Waters and Sheila Jackson Lee have won several elections, so has Barbara Boxer.

    They're all idiots.

     
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    Posted: Jul. 30, 2013 - 10:57 AM ET #12

    Quote Originally Posted by Tinklebell:

    Before they were elected, I thougt Clinton was a typical sociopathic politician, who would deceive others, exploit political payoffs to himself, and manipulate voter sentiment for his own gain while making empty promises. However, Clinton surprised me in his later presidency by compromising with Gingrich for the good of the nation.

    Before Obama was elected I thought he was a great speaker and made great empty promises that either where unrealistic or lies to manipulate voter sentiment, or both, but he was a vacuous personality who lied and manipulated in a totally self-serving manner. I also recognized his strong Marxist leanings.

    Obama has expanded government to throttle the economy based on his Marxist income-redistribution agenda, and has proved totally inept in conducting foreign affairs as well as the domestic economy. He is ruining the nation and building a Nanny state filled with parasites who think the nation owes them a living (where' my Obama phone, or welfare check, or food stamps, or free health care?).

    The stupid and ignorant voters in the USA are getting the government they deserve with elections stolen by Obama through voter fraud practices that favor Democrats and through his IRS intimidation of conservative groups and conservative campaign contributors.  

    What is there to hate? More to pity.  

    Actually Obama's policies are much more Corporatist than Marxist.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Tinklebell:

    Before they were elected, I thougt Clinton was a typical sociopathic politician, who would deceive others, exploit political payoffs to himself, and manipulate voter sentiment for his own gain while making empty promises. However, Clinton surprised me in his later presidency by compromising with Gingrich for the good of the nation.

    Before Obama was elected I thought he was a great speaker and made great empty promises that either where unrealistic or lies to manipulate voter sentiment, or both, but he was a vacuous personality who lied and manipulated in a totally self-serving manner. I also recognized his strong Marxist leanings.

    Obama has expanded government to throttle the economy based on his Marxist income-redistribution agenda, and has proved totally inept in conducting foreign affairs as well as the domestic economy. He is ruining the nation and building a Nanny state filled with parasites who think the nation owes them a living (where' my Obama phone, or welfare check, or food stamps, or free health care?).

    The stupid and ignorant voters in the USA are getting the government they deserve with elections stolen by Obama through voter fraud practices that favor Democrats and through his IRS intimidation of conservative groups and conservative campaign contributors.  

    What is there to hate? More to pity.  

    Actually Obama's policies are much more Corporatist than Marxist.

     
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    I think it is relative.

    When Clinton was Pres I thought he was the worst Democrat ever.
    Now that Obama is in office, I think he is. I look back on the days when Clinton was Pres and wish they we here again.

    Hopefully, the next Democrat in office doesn't have me looking back wishing Obama was still in. If that's the case that means I will think the next guy, or gal, is worse than Obama.
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    I think it is relative.

    When Clinton was Pres I thought he was the worst Democrat ever.
    Now that Obama is in office, I think he is. I look back on the days when Clinton was Pres and wish they we here again.

    Hopefully, the next Democrat in office doesn't have me looking back wishing Obama was still in. If that's the case that means I will think the next guy, or gal, is worse than Obama.
     
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    Lots of things to criticize Obama on. LOTS of them. His intelligence isn't one of them. Dude is clearly very intelligent. Very. And even if you disagree with every single one of his policies but can't agree that he is intelligent, then you've really lost perspective and should ask yourself if you are too busy drinking the anti-Obama koolaid to objectively analyze the situation.
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    Lots of things to criticize Obama on. LOTS of them. His intelligence isn't one of them. Dude is clearly very intelligent. Very. And even if you disagree with every single one of his policies but can't agree that he is intelligent, then you've really lost perspective and should ask yourself if you are too busy drinking the anti-Obama koolaid to objectively analyze the situation.
     
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    Quote Originally Posted by esplanade:

    Probably not, he's likely the worst ever............................

    "The hatred for Bush has been loud and proud. It's time for Obama to show that he can do better, Hopefully his foibles will be as scrutinized and magnified. I doubt it though. He seems to have gotten a pass to this point. Here are a couple benchmarks for the first day of his presidency. Please add your own.

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    Quote Originally Posted by esplanade:

    Probably not, he's likely the worst ever............................

    "The hatred for Bush has been loud and proud. It's time for Obama to show that he can do better, Hopefully his foibles will be as scrutinized and magnified. I doubt it though. He seems to have gotten a pass to this point. Here are a couple benchmarks for the first day of his presidency. Please add your own.

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    Quote Originally Posted by canovsp:

    I think it is relative.

    When Clinton was Pres I thought he was the worst Democrat ever.
    Now that Obama is in office, I think he is. I look back on the days when Clinton was Pres and wish they we here again.

    Hopefully, the next Democrat in office doesn't have me looking back wishing Obama was still in. If that's the case that means I will think the next guy, or gal, is worse than Obama.

    It would not matter what the person accomplished to you as long as they had a -D next to their name. Its unfortunate that you cannot enagage in political discussions without the R/D paradigm.

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    Quote Originally Posted by canovsp:

    I think it is relative.

    When Clinton was Pres I thought he was the worst Democrat ever.
    Now that Obama is in office, I think he is. I look back on the days when Clinton was Pres and wish they we here again.

    Hopefully, the next Democrat in office doesn't have me looking back wishing Obama was still in. If that's the case that means I will think the next guy, or gal, is worse than Obama.

    It would not matter what the person accomplished to you as long as they had a -D next to their name. Its unfortunate that you cannot enagage in political discussions without the R/D paradigm.

     
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    Quote Originally Posted by esplanade:

    Even his core constituency is failing miserably......................


    You lead the way at being one of the most racist pricks this forum has seen.

    And yet I crack a joke about your people and you go bananas..

    Hypocrisy at its finest. 
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    Quote Originally Posted by esplanade:

    Even his core constituency is failing miserably......................


    You lead the way at being one of the most racist pricks this forum has seen.

    And yet I crack a joke about your people and you go bananas..

    Hypocrisy at its finest. 
     
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    WE DON'T HAVE ANYONE. WE JUST WANT THE MAN TO TELL THE TRUTH AND START WORKING ON THE ECONOMY INSTEAD OF TAKING A VACATION EVERY MONTH OF HIS LIFE.
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    WE DON'T HAVE ANYONE. WE JUST WANT THE MAN TO TELL THE TRUTH AND START WORKING ON THE ECONOMY INSTEAD OF TAKING A VACATION EVERY MONTH OF HIS LIFE.
     
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    Quote Originally Posted by Tinklebell:

    Before they were elected, I thought Clinton was a typical sociopathic politician, who would deceive others, exploit political payoffs to himself, and manipulate voter sentiment for his own gain while making empty promises. However, Clinton surprised me in his later presidency by compromising with Gingrich for the good of the nation.

    Before Obama was elected I thought he was a great speaker and made great empty promises that either where unrealistic or lies to manipulate voter sentiment, or both, but he was a vacuous personality who lied and manipulated in a totally self-serving manner. I also recognized his strong Marxist leanings.

    Obama has expanded government to throttle the economy based on his Marxist income-redistribution agenda, and has proved totally inept in conducting foreign affairs as well as the domestic economy. He is ruining the nation and building a Nanny state filled with parasites who think the nation owes them a living (where' my Obama phone, or welfare check, or food stamps, or free health care?).

    The stupid and ignorant voters in the USA are getting the government they deserve with elections stolen by Obama through voter fraud practices that favor Democrats and through his IRS intimidation of conservative groups and conservative campaign contributors.  

    What is there to hate? More to pity.  

    Quote Originally Posted by cashin:



    What a joke. This last repub admin left this country in a total shambles. And ever since their only goal & contribution to this nation has been to thwart Obama & his agenda in every possible way regardless if it might be good, bad or in between. The GOP has become beyond sad...but sick & twisted.

    Bush was a terrible president. Too liberal - not a true fiscal conservative. Like Obama he increased spending and expanded government, though not as badly as Obama. Obama tripled the national debt left by Bush. 

    Both parties are competing for the parasite votes - those looking for government hand-outs. We have been becoming more of a nanny state since FDR.

    Thus, Tea Party fiscal conservatives remain a minority at a time when they are needed to reverse the course of a degraded nation.

    The future of the country is found today in Chicago and Detroit. As it exists today, the best that Republicans could do would be to slow the decline somewhat compared to Democrats.

    Things will get worse, and someday the Tea Party will be called on to revive the nation. 

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    Quote Originally Posted by Tinklebell:

    Before they were elected, I thought Clinton was a typical sociopathic politician, who would deceive others, exploit political payoffs to himself, and manipulate voter sentiment for his own gain while making empty promises. However, Clinton surprised me in his later presidency by compromising with Gingrich for the good of the nation.

    Before Obama was elected I thought he was a great speaker and made great empty promises that either where unrealistic or lies to manipulate voter sentiment, or both, but he was a vacuous personality who lied and manipulated in a totally self-serving manner. I also recognized his strong Marxist leanings.

    Obama has expanded government to throttle the economy based on his Marxist income-redistribution agenda, and has proved totally inept in conducting foreign affairs as well as the domestic economy. He is ruining the nation and building a Nanny state filled with parasites who think the nation owes them a living (where' my Obama phone, or welfare check, or food stamps, or free health care?).

    The stupid and ignorant voters in the USA are getting the government they deserve with elections stolen by Obama through voter fraud practices that favor Democrats and through his IRS intimidation of conservative groups and conservative campaign contributors.  

    What is there to hate? More to pity.  

    Quote Originally Posted by cashin:



    What a joke. This last repub admin left this country in a total shambles. And ever since their only goal & contribution to this nation has been to thwart Obama & his agenda in every possible way regardless if it might be good, bad or in between. The GOP has become beyond sad...but sick & twisted.

    Bush was a terrible president. Too liberal - not a true fiscal conservative. Like Obama he increased spending and expanded government, though not as badly as Obama. Obama tripled the national debt left by Bush. 

    Both parties are competing for the parasite votes - those looking for government hand-outs. We have been becoming more of a nanny state since FDR.

    Thus, Tea Party fiscal conservatives remain a minority at a time when they are needed to reverse the course of a degraded nation.

    The future of the country is found today in Chicago and Detroit. As it exists today, the best that Republicans could do would be to slow the decline somewhat compared to Democrats.

    Things will get worse, and someday the Tea Party will be called on to revive the nation. 

     
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    [Quote: Originally Posted by BAMA62] WE DON'T HAVE ANYONE. WE JUST WANT THE MAN TO TELL THE TRUTH AND START WORKING ON THE ECONOMY INSTEAD OF TAKING A VACATION EVERY MONTH OF HIS LIFE.
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    [Quote: Originally Posted by BAMA62] WE DON'T HAVE ANYONE. WE JUST WANT THE MAN TO TELL THE TRUTH AND START WORKING ON THE ECONOMY INSTEAD OF TAKING A VACATION EVERY MONTH OF HIS LIFE.
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    Quote Originally Posted by kaponofor3:

    Lots of things to criticize Obama on. LOTS of them. His intelligence isn't one of them. Dude is clearly very intelligent. Very. And even if you disagree with every single one of his policies but can't agree that he is intelligent, then you've really lost perspective and should ask yourself if you are too busy drinking the anti-Obama koolaid to objectively analyze the situation.

    I could bog this server down with examples of how dumb Obama is. 

    He just said the other day the US is a "developing" country.

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    Lots of things to criticize Obama on. LOTS of them. His intelligence isn't one of them. Dude is clearly very intelligent. Very. And even if you disagree with every single one of his policies but can't agree that he is intelligent, then you've really lost perspective and should ask yourself if you are too busy drinking the anti-Obama koolaid to objectively analyze the situation.

    I could bog this server down with examples of how dumb Obama is. 

    He just said the other day the US is a "developing" country.

     
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    QUOTE Originally Posted by Tinklebell:

    Before they were elected, I thought Clinton was a typical sociopathic politician, who would deceive others, exploit political payoffs to himself, and manipulate voter sentiment for his own gain while making empty promises. However, Clinton surprised me in his later presidency by compromising with Gingrich for the good of the nation.

    Before Obama was elected I thought he was a great speaker and made great empty promises that either where unrealistic or lies to manipulate voter sentiment, or both, but he was a vacuous personality who lied and manipulated in a totally self-serving manner. I also recognized his strong Marxist leanings.

    Obama has expanded government to throttle the economy based on his Marxist income-redistribution agenda, and has proved totally inept in conducting foreign affairs as well as the domestic economy. He is ruining the nation and building a Nanny state filled with parasites who think the nation owes them a living (where' my Obama phone, or welfare check, or food stamps, or free health care?).

    The stupid and ignorant voters in the USA are getting the government they deserve with elections stolen by Obama through voter fraud practices that favor Democrats and through his IRS intimidation of conservative groups and conservative campaign contributors.  

    What is there to hate? More to pity.  

    Quote Originally Posted by djbrow:

    Actually Obama's policies are much more Corporatist than Marxist.

    What is a corporatist policy? Obama only supports corporations that donate heavily to him and other Democrats, like alternate energy companies going bankrupt. These companies give to Obama and Obama pays them off with bailouts, subsidies, contracts, and tax breaks.

    Obama is the biggest income re-distributor the country has ever seen, and any income redistribution (including awarding government unions big salaries and benefits) is a Marxist policy. Only when rewards are earned through work and profit, without an intervening source of entitlement, is this capitalism with no Marxism.

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    QUOTE Originally Posted by Tinklebell:

    Before they were elected, I thought Clinton was a typical sociopathic politician, who would deceive others, exploit political payoffs to himself, and manipulate voter sentiment for his own gain while making empty promises. However, Clinton surprised me in his later presidency by compromising with Gingrich for the good of the nation.

    Before Obama was elected I thought he was a great speaker and made great empty promises that either where unrealistic or lies to manipulate voter sentiment, or both, but he was a vacuous personality who lied and manipulated in a totally self-serving manner. I also recognized his strong Marxist leanings.

    Obama has expanded government to throttle the economy based on his Marxist income-redistribution agenda, and has proved totally inept in conducting foreign affairs as well as the domestic economy. He is ruining the nation and building a Nanny state filled with parasites who think the nation owes them a living (where' my Obama phone, or welfare check, or food stamps, or free health care?).

    The stupid and ignorant voters in the USA are getting the government they deserve with elections stolen by Obama through voter fraud practices that favor Democrats and through his IRS intimidation of conservative groups and conservative campaign contributors.  

    What is there to hate? More to pity.  

    Quote Originally Posted by djbrow:

    Actually Obama's policies are much more Corporatist than Marxist.

    What is a corporatist policy? Obama only supports corporations that donate heavily to him and other Democrats, like alternate energy companies going bankrupt. These companies give to Obama and Obama pays them off with bailouts, subsidies, contracts, and tax breaks.

    Obama is the biggest income re-distributor the country has ever seen, and any income redistribution (including awarding government unions big salaries and benefits) is a Marxist policy. Only when rewards are earned through work and profit, without an intervening source of entitlement, is this capitalism with no Marxism.

     
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    Quote Originally Posted by kaponofor3:

    Lots of things to criticize Obama on. LOTS of them. His intelligence isn't one of them. Dude is clearly very intelligent. Very. And even if you disagree with every single one of his policies but can't agree that he is intelligent, then you've really lost perspective and should ask yourself if you are too busy drinking the anti-Obama koo laid to objectively analyze the situation.

     

    He is a glib con man, a great speaker, but not really intelligent. As long as he has his teleprompter he can read his speeches and sound intelligent. Like any good con men, he tells you what you want to hear and you mistake that for intelligence.

    He became a devout Marxist at Occidental College, and anyone who adopts Marxism is not intelligent - they are unrealistically idealistic. All liberals believe in income redistribution and thus all liberals are Marxist to some degree.

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    Quote Originally Posted by kaponofor3:

    Lots of things to criticize Obama on. LOTS of them. His intelligence isn't one of them. Dude is clearly very intelligent. Very. And even if you disagree with every single one of his policies but can't agree that he is intelligent, then you've really lost perspective and should ask yourself if you are too busy drinking the anti-Obama koo laid to objectively analyze the situation.

     

    He is a glib con man, a great speaker, but not really intelligent. As long as he has his teleprompter he can read his speeches and sound intelligent. Like any good con men, he tells you what you want to hear and you mistake that for intelligence.

    He became a devout Marxist at Occidental College, and anyone who adopts Marxism is not intelligent - they are unrealistically idealistic. All liberals believe in income redistribution and thus all liberals are Marxist to some degree.

     
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    The only thing phonier than the numerous, hard to count scandals is the President himself. How anybody can have any respect for this guy is beyond me. Remember when he had the audacity during the closing days of the 2012 election  to say "vote with revenge". Just plain nutty. Let's have Bernanke print another 85 billion "phony' dollars this month.

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    The only thing phonier than the numerous, hard to count scandals is the President himself. How anybody can have any respect for this guy is beyond me. Remember when he had the audacity during the closing days of the 2012 election  to say "vote with revenge". Just plain nutty. Let's have Bernanke print another 85 billion "phony' dollars this month.

     
     
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    Do any of you find it ironic that despite Obama being so bad for business that the stock market is way up?

    Do any of you find it ironic that Republicans always talk of Democratic voters being free loaders but the states that take more federal money then what they receive (where Romney's 47% ers live) are overwhelmingly deep red states?
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    Do any of you find it ironic that despite Obama being so bad for business that the stock market is way up?

    Do any of you find it ironic that Republicans always talk of Democratic voters being free loaders but the states that take more federal money then what they receive (where Romney's 47% ers live) are overwhelmingly deep red states?
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