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  • February 25, 2009 at 8:29 AM #355058
    barnaby33
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    He was also built up as the Messiah

    Total BS. You didn’t have to build him up as anything other than, “he’s not John McCain.”

    Normally I agree with pretty much everything Genesis says, but not this time. I voted for Obama, and yes I’m terribly disappointed, but my expectations were for the truth. We keep going round and round about this, but neither party, its leadership, or rank and file Senate/House members are telling the truth. If we create a political system where the truth and risk taking aren’t rewarded, how would we ever elect people who do/are?

    Obama has set his course, with respect to the banking crisis. I think its terribly the wrong course. He came out and said what it was he was aiming for, before he took office. I didn’t watch the SOTU, because I knew there was no real value in it. However, I’m not nearly as disappointed as many. I didn’t really expect Obama to change course or lay out his plans. He doesn’t really have any. Just like Shrub and Skeletor, Turbo fail Timmy and BO are making it up as they go.

    Josh

    February 25, 2009 at 8:45 AM #354489
    Ex-SD
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    B.O. is putting too many programs on his plate. He’s only harming himself (politically) as well as the nation (fiscally) with this “all you can eat buffet” that he has launched so quickly in his Presidency. I didn’t vote for him but I would like to see him succeed with his quest to turn the economy around……..BUT…………..I just don’t see him having any possibility of success with this costly, idiotic, stimulus plan…………much less, with any attempts to implement national healthcare while attacking medicare at the same time. Me thinks he will encounter quite a bit of resistance, not only from AARP and the baby boomers but Senators and Congressmen / women from his own party.

    February 25, 2009 at 8:45 AM #354800
    Ex-SD
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    B.O. is putting too many programs on his plate. He’s only harming himself (politically) as well as the nation (fiscally) with this “all you can eat buffet” that he has launched so quickly in his Presidency. I didn’t vote for him but I would like to see him succeed with his quest to turn the economy around……..BUT…………..I just don’t see him having any possibility of success with this costly, idiotic, stimulus plan…………much less, with any attempts to implement national healthcare while attacking medicare at the same time. Me thinks he will encounter quite a bit of resistance, not only from AARP and the baby boomers but Senators and Congressmen / women from his own party.

    February 25, 2009 at 8:45 AM #354932
    Ex-SD
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    B.O. is putting too many programs on his plate. He’s only harming himself (politically) as well as the nation (fiscally) with this “all you can eat buffet” that he has launched so quickly in his Presidency. I didn’t vote for him but I would like to see him succeed with his quest to turn the economy around……..BUT…………..I just don’t see him having any possibility of success with this costly, idiotic, stimulus plan…………much less, with any attempts to implement national healthcare while attacking medicare at the same time. Me thinks he will encounter quite a bit of resistance, not only from AARP and the baby boomers but Senators and Congressmen / women from his own party.

    February 25, 2009 at 8:45 AM #354961
    Ex-SD
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    B.O. is putting too many programs on his plate. He’s only harming himself (politically) as well as the nation (fiscally) with this “all you can eat buffet” that he has launched so quickly in his Presidency. I didn’t vote for him but I would like to see him succeed with his quest to turn the economy around……..BUT…………..I just don’t see him having any possibility of success with this costly, idiotic, stimulus plan…………much less, with any attempts to implement national healthcare while attacking medicare at the same time. Me thinks he will encounter quite a bit of resistance, not only from AARP and the baby boomers but Senators and Congressmen / women from his own party.

    February 25, 2009 at 8:45 AM #355068
    Ex-SD
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    B.O. is putting too many programs on his plate. He’s only harming himself (politically) as well as the nation (fiscally) with this “all you can eat buffet” that he has launched so quickly in his Presidency. I didn’t vote for him but I would like to see him succeed with his quest to turn the economy around……..BUT…………..I just don’t see him having any possibility of success with this costly, idiotic, stimulus plan…………much less, with any attempts to implement national healthcare while attacking medicare at the same time. Me thinks he will encounter quite a bit of resistance, not only from AARP and the baby boomers but Senators and Congressmen / women from his own party.

    February 25, 2009 at 8:47 AM #354494
    CBad
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    How can anyone be inspired by a speech that vague? It’s just words to calm the masses.

    I was constantly distracted by Pelosi. That woman is such a freak! She never stops moving even when she is sitting down (was she chewing gum or having denture issues?). And she constantly was jumping the gun to stand up and applaud before he was even finished. Apparently she had a copy of the speech and knew what was coming next. Give the woman a couple of pom poms because she seemed like a ditsy cheerleader.

    February 25, 2009 at 8:47 AM #354805
    CBad
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    How can anyone be inspired by a speech that vague? It’s just words to calm the masses.

    I was constantly distracted by Pelosi. That woman is such a freak! She never stops moving even when she is sitting down (was she chewing gum or having denture issues?). And she constantly was jumping the gun to stand up and applaud before he was even finished. Apparently she had a copy of the speech and knew what was coming next. Give the woman a couple of pom poms because she seemed like a ditsy cheerleader.

    February 25, 2009 at 8:47 AM #354937
    CBad
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    How can anyone be inspired by a speech that vague? It’s just words to calm the masses.

    I was constantly distracted by Pelosi. That woman is such a freak! She never stops moving even when she is sitting down (was she chewing gum or having denture issues?). And she constantly was jumping the gun to stand up and applaud before he was even finished. Apparently she had a copy of the speech and knew what was coming next. Give the woman a couple of pom poms because she seemed like a ditsy cheerleader.

    February 25, 2009 at 8:47 AM #354966
    CBad
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    How can anyone be inspired by a speech that vague? It’s just words to calm the masses.

    I was constantly distracted by Pelosi. That woman is such a freak! She never stops moving even when she is sitting down (was she chewing gum or having denture issues?). And she constantly was jumping the gun to stand up and applaud before he was even finished. Apparently she had a copy of the speech and knew what was coming next. Give the woman a couple of pom poms because she seemed like a ditsy cheerleader.

    February 25, 2009 at 8:47 AM #355073
    CBad
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    How can anyone be inspired by a speech that vague? It’s just words to calm the masses.

    I was constantly distracted by Pelosi. That woman is such a freak! She never stops moving even when she is sitting down (was she chewing gum or having denture issues?). And she constantly was jumping the gun to stand up and applaud before he was even finished. Apparently she had a copy of the speech and knew what was coming next. Give the woman a couple of pom poms because she seemed like a ditsy cheerleader.

    February 25, 2009 at 8:47 AM #354499
    CDMA ENG
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    Sorry cant figure out how to post this cartoon by Pat Oliphant (Illustrator of Great Truth)…

    Hell… May not even be legal…

    So here is the link…

    http://wpcomics.washingtonpost.com/client/wpc/po/2009/02/24/

    P.S. Breezy is the one under His chain with his hands in the air.

    CE

    February 25, 2009 at 8:47 AM #354810
    CDMA ENG
    Participant

    Sorry cant figure out how to post this cartoon by Pat Oliphant (Illustrator of Great Truth)…

    Hell… May not even be legal…

    So here is the link…

    http://wpcomics.washingtonpost.com/client/wpc/po/2009/02/24/

    P.S. Breezy is the one under His chain with his hands in the air.

    CE

    February 25, 2009 at 8:47 AM #354942
    CDMA ENG
    Participant

    Sorry cant figure out how to post this cartoon by Pat Oliphant (Illustrator of Great Truth)…

    Hell… May not even be legal…

    So here is the link…

    http://wpcomics.washingtonpost.com/client/wpc/po/2009/02/24/

    P.S. Breezy is the one under His chain with his hands in the air.

    CE

    February 25, 2009 at 8:47 AM #354971
    CDMA ENG
    Participant

    Sorry cant figure out how to post this cartoon by Pat Oliphant (Illustrator of Great Truth)…

    Hell… May not even be legal…

    So here is the link…

    http://wpcomics.washingtonpost.com/client/wpc/po/2009/02/24/

    P.S. Breezy is the one under His chain with his hands in the air.

    CE

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