Obama’s accomplishments so far

[Allan from Fallbrook]

[quote=briansd1]

I absolutely agree that both parties are to blame.

But there’s such thing as proportional liability, and I contend that Republicans are more at fault.

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Brian: You crack me up. You’re like a dog with a bone. Or a badger.

Your comment above about proportional liability is akin to saying, “Yes, both Dems and Repubs set the house afire. It is now fully engulfed in flames. However, the Repubs set MORE of the house alight than the Dems”.

Given that the house is burning down, does it really matter? Shouldn’t putting the fire out be the major priority? At some point, it becomes the question of how many angels can dance on the head of a pin.

I don’t bear any animus towards Obama and had a few minutes of hope that he’d be somewhat or somehow different from all of the other lying shitbags that hold public office. He isn’t. If he doesn’t focus on JOBS and tax reform and right now, come 2012 he’s toast. It really is that simple and all of the talk about which party is more responsible doesn’t mean shit to those families that cannot pay their bills, or cover their mortgage, or are dealing with a primary breadwinner out of work. We are looking catastrophe in the face and anyone not willing to confront THAT reality and have an adult conversation about saving our Goddamn country is an asshole.

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i really had my hopes up that he’d do more for cycling in the US.

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i really had my hopes up that he’d do more for cycling in the US.

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i really had my hopes up that he’d do more for cycling in the US.

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i really had my hopes up that he’d do more for cycling in the US.

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i really had my hopes up that he’d do more for cycling in the US.

[briansd1]

[quote=Allan from Fallbrook]
Your comment above about proportional liability is akin to saying, “Yes, both Dems and Repubs set the house afire. It is now fully engulfed in flames. However, the Repubs set MORE of the house alight than the Dems”.
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Well, the party with the highest responsibility for causing the problems should be held most accountable.

[quote=Allan from Fallbrook]
now, come 2012 he’s toast. It really is that simple and all of the talk about which party is more responsible doesn’t mean shit to those families that cannot pay their bills, or cover their mortgage, or are dealing with a primary breadwinner out of work.
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If you would indulge me a minute, and agree that Republican bear greater (or even equal) proportional responsibility for our economic problems, then how would replacing Obama with a Republican solve the financial problems of struggling families?

[quote=Allan from Fallbrook]
We are looking catastrophe in the face and anyone not willing to confront THAT reality and have an adult conversation about saving our Goddamn country is an asshole.[/quote]

Absolutely. But not all assholes are equal.

How does maligning Obama at every turn and obstructing his work fix any problem?

BTW, did you said our Goddamn country? That was un-American. Our country is God blessed, never God dammed. (just kidding).

[briansd1]

[quote=Allan from Fallbrook]
Your comment above about proportional liability is akin to saying, “Yes, both Dems and Repubs set the house afire. It is now fully engulfed in flames. However, the Repubs set MORE of the house alight than the Dems”.
[/quote]

Well, the party with the highest responsibility for causing the problems should be held most accountable.

[quote=Allan from Fallbrook]
now, come 2012 he’s toast. It really is that simple and all of the talk about which party is more responsible doesn’t mean shit to those families that cannot pay their bills, or cover their mortgage, or are dealing with a primary breadwinner out of work.
[/quote]

If you would indulge me a minute, and agree that Republican bear greater (or even equal) proportional responsibility for our economic problems, then how would replacing Obama with a Republican solve the financial problems of struggling families?

[quote=Allan from Fallbrook]
We are looking catastrophe in the face and anyone not willing to confront THAT reality and have an adult conversation about saving our Goddamn country is an asshole.[/quote]

Absolutely. But not all assholes are equal.

How does maligning Obama at every turn and obstructing his work fix any problem?

BTW, did you said our Goddamn country? That was un-American. Our country is God blessed, never God dammed. (just kidding).

[briansd1]

[quote=Allan from Fallbrook]
Your comment above about proportional liability is akin to saying, “Yes, both Dems and Repubs set the house afire. It is now fully engulfed in flames. However, the Repubs set MORE of the house alight than the Dems”.
[/quote]

Well, the party with the highest responsibility for causing the problems should be held most accountable.

[quote=Allan from Fallbrook]
now, come 2012 he’s toast. It really is that simple and all of the talk about which party is more responsible doesn’t mean shit to those families that cannot pay their bills, or cover their mortgage, or are dealing with a primary breadwinner out of work.
[/quote]

If you would indulge me a minute, and agree that Republican bear greater (or even equal) proportional responsibility for our economic problems, then how would replacing Obama with a Republican solve the financial problems of struggling families?

[quote=Allan from Fallbrook]
We are looking catastrophe in the face and anyone not willing to confront THAT reality and have an adult conversation about saving our Goddamn country is an asshole.[/quote]

Absolutely. But not all assholes are equal.

How does maligning Obama at every turn and obstructing his work fix any problem?

BTW, did you said our Goddamn country? That was un-American. Our country is God blessed, never God dammed. (just kidding).

[briansd1]

[quote=Allan from Fallbrook]
Your comment above about proportional liability is akin to saying, “Yes, both Dems and Repubs set the house afire. It is now fully engulfed in flames. However, the Repubs set MORE of the house alight than the Dems”.
[/quote]

Well, the party with the highest responsibility for causing the problems should be held most accountable.

[quote=Allan from Fallbrook]
now, come 2012 he’s toast. It really is that simple and all of the talk about which party is more responsible doesn’t mean shit to those families that cannot pay their bills, or cover their mortgage, or are dealing with a primary breadwinner out of work.
[/quote]

If you would indulge me a minute, and agree that Republican bear greater (or even equal) proportional responsibility for our economic problems, then how would replacing Obama with a Republican solve the financial problems of struggling families?

[quote=Allan from Fallbrook]
We are looking catastrophe in the face and anyone not willing to confront THAT reality and have an adult conversation about saving our Goddamn country is an asshole.[/quote]

Absolutely. But not all assholes are equal.

How does maligning Obama at every turn and obstructing his work fix any problem?

BTW, did you said our Goddamn country? That was un-American. Our country is God blessed, never God dammed. (just kidding).

[briansd1]

[quote=Allan from Fallbrook]
Your comment above about proportional liability is akin to saying, “Yes, both Dems and Repubs set the house afire. It is now fully engulfed in flames. However, the Repubs set MORE of the house alight than the Dems”.
[/quote]

Well, the party with the highest responsibility for causing the problems should be held most accountable.

[quote=Allan from Fallbrook]
now, come 2012 he’s toast. It really is that simple and all of the talk about which party is more responsible doesn’t mean shit to those families that cannot pay their bills, or cover their mortgage, or are dealing with a primary breadwinner out of work.
[/quote]

If you would indulge me a minute, and agree that Republican bear greater (or even equal) proportional responsibility for our economic problems, then how would replacing Obama with a Republican solve the financial problems of struggling families?

[quote=Allan from Fallbrook]
We are looking catastrophe in the face and anyone not willing to confront THAT reality and have an adult conversation about saving our Goddamn country is an asshole.[/quote]

Absolutely. But not all assholes are equal.

How does maligning Obama at every turn and obstructing his work fix any problem?

BTW, did you said our Goddamn country? That was un-American. Our country is God blessed, never God dammed. (just kidding).

[Allan from Fallbrook]

Brian: Okay, I’ll play along, if you’ll agree to do the same.

For the sake of argument, we agree that the GOP is “proportionally” more “assholey” than the Dems, and we both agree that leaving Obama in office is the better choice (my tongue is literally about ready to burst out of my cheek, so I hope you appreciate the sacrifice).

That presupposes that Obama has a plan, correct? A plan for jobs. A plan for tax reform. A plan for mapping out a clear path forward on fiscal responsibility.

So? What are his plans? Be honest, too. No engaging in hyperbole or fanciful notions, nor any repeating of those Dem nostrums that lack any substance. Honest to God plans and policies. Lay it out for me and explain why Obama deserves a second term.

[Allan from Fallbrook]

Brian: Okay, I’ll play along, if you’ll agree to do the same.

For the sake of argument, we agree that the GOP is “proportionally” more “assholey” than the Dems, and we both agree that leaving Obama in office is the better choice (my tongue is literally about ready to burst out of my cheek, so I hope you appreciate the sacrifice).

That presupposes that Obama has a plan, correct? A plan for jobs. A plan for tax reform. A plan for mapping out a clear path forward on fiscal responsibility.

So? What are his plans? Be honest, too. No engaging in hyperbole or fanciful notions, nor any repeating of those Dem nostrums that lack any substance. Honest to God plans and policies. Lay it out for me and explain why Obama deserves a second term.

[Allan from Fallbrook]

Brian: Okay, I’ll play along, if you’ll agree to do the same.

For the sake of argument, we agree that the GOP is “proportionally” more “assholey” than the Dems, and we both agree that leaving Obama in office is the better choice (my tongue is literally about ready to burst out of my cheek, so I hope you appreciate the sacrifice).

That presupposes that Obama has a plan, correct? A plan for jobs. A plan for tax reform. A plan for mapping out a clear path forward on fiscal responsibility.

So? What are his plans? Be honest, too. No engaging in hyperbole or fanciful notions, nor any repeating of those Dem nostrums that lack any substance. Honest to God plans and policies. Lay it out for me and explain why Obama deserves a second term.

[Allan from Fallbrook]

Brian: Okay, I’ll play along, if you’ll agree to do the same.

For the sake of argument, we agree that the GOP is “proportionally” more “assholey” than the Dems, and we both agree that leaving Obama in office is the better choice (my tongue is literally about ready to burst out of my cheek, so I hope you appreciate the sacrifice).

That presupposes that Obama has a plan, correct? A plan for jobs. A plan for tax reform. A plan for mapping out a clear path forward on fiscal responsibility.

So? What are his plans? Be honest, too. No engaging in hyperbole or fanciful notions, nor any repeating of those Dem nostrums that lack any substance. Honest to God plans and policies. Lay it out for me and explain why Obama deserves a second term.

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