OT – GOP is being carried to the extreme

[Allan from Fallbrook]

[quote=sdgrrl]Yes, I am the wingnut.[/quote]

Sdgrrl: Truthfully, I’ve always thought of you as more of a bolt and washer kind of gal. Wingnuts tend to be flimsy and overly simple.

[sdgrrl]

[quote=Allan from Fallbrook][quote=sdgrrl]Yes, I am the wingnut.[/quote]

Sdgrrl: Truthfully, I’ve always thought of you as more of a bolt and washer kind of gal.(quote]

Allan, I am going to daydream that your words were the sweetest compliment. lol.

[sdgrrl]

[quote=Allan from Fallbrook][quote=sdgrrl]Yes, I am the wingnut.[/quote]

Sdgrrl: Truthfully, I’ve always thought of you as more of a bolt and washer kind of gal.(quote]

Allan, I am going to daydream that your words were the sweetest compliment. lol.

[sdgrrl]

[quote=Allan from Fallbrook][quote=sdgrrl]Yes, I am the wingnut.[/quote]

Sdgrrl: Truthfully, I’ve always thought of you as more of a bolt and washer kind of gal.(quote]

Allan, I am going to daydream that your words were the sweetest compliment. lol.

[sdgrrl]

[quote=Allan from Fallbrook][quote=sdgrrl]Yes, I am the wingnut.[/quote]

Sdgrrl: Truthfully, I’ve always thought of you as more of a bolt and washer kind of gal.(quote]

Allan, I am going to daydream that your words were the sweetest compliment. lol.

[sdgrrl]

[quote=Allan from Fallbrook][quote=sdgrrl]Yes, I am the wingnut.[/quote]

Sdgrrl: Truthfully, I’ve always thought of you as more of a bolt and washer kind of gal.(quote]

Allan, I am going to daydream that your words were the sweetest compliment. lol.

[dbapig]

[quote=felix]
Many in the media ignored Obama’s past and his views because of their blind hate of our previous president.[/quote]

I mean, can you really blame the media for running away from our previous president…?

I firmly believe Obama was elected ONLY because of Bush. If Bush didn’t exist, USA wouldn’t have selected a man sharing Arican/Black/African-American heritage as the POTUS. Not for another 2 or 3 decades.

[dbapig]

[quote=felix]
Many in the media ignored Obama’s past and his views because of their blind hate of our previous president.[/quote]

I mean, can you really blame the media for running away from our previous president…?

I firmly believe Obama was elected ONLY because of Bush. If Bush didn’t exist, USA wouldn’t have selected a man sharing Arican/Black/African-American heritage as the POTUS. Not for another 2 or 3 decades.

[dbapig]

[quote=felix]
Many in the media ignored Obama’s past and his views because of their blind hate of our previous president.[/quote]

I mean, can you really blame the media for running away from our previous president…?

I firmly believe Obama was elected ONLY because of Bush. If Bush didn’t exist, USA wouldn’t have selected a man sharing Arican/Black/African-American heritage as the POTUS. Not for another 2 or 3 decades.

[dbapig]

[quote=felix]
Many in the media ignored Obama’s past and his views because of their blind hate of our previous president.[/quote]

I mean, can you really blame the media for running away from our previous president…?

I firmly believe Obama was elected ONLY because of Bush. If Bush didn’t exist, USA wouldn’t have selected a man sharing Arican/Black/African-American heritage as the POTUS. Not for another 2 or 3 decades.

[dbapig]

[quote=felix]
Many in the media ignored Obama’s past and his views because of their blind hate of our previous president.[/quote]

I mean, can you really blame the media for running away from our previous president…?

I firmly believe Obama was elected ONLY because of Bush. If Bush didn’t exist, USA wouldn’t have selected a man sharing Arican/Black/African-American heritage as the POTUS. Not for another 2 or 3 decades.

[dbapig]

[quote=felix]From what I have seen, you are correct in your assessment of those folks at these events. Many of those interviewed even say they voted for Obama. They are upset because they didn’t expect what he is trying to do.

Even my wife, an independent, who voted for Obama, thought she was voting for something totally different than what we are getting. My in-laws, a surgeon and nurse both voted for Obama but are also very dismayed over what has been happening and up in arms about the drastic changes proposed to health care.
[/quote]

Claiming some/many/most of the marchers voted for Obama doesn’t mean anything.

Assuming they did vote for Obama and they are unhappy with what the administration is trying to do, well they obviously didn’t do their homework. Reforming healthcare was a pretty prominent goal of Obama campaign.

And the other issues (bailing out banks/Big3) was an issue that he inherited. Only if Bush Administration or his officials did their work right, we wouldn’t have all these bailouts.

And the in-laws (surgeon and nurse), well the health care reform isn’t for the surgeon and nurses in a sense. It’s for the general public. The medical establishment want better return on their investment (who wouldn’t right?), which the general public just cannot support any more. What did they expect out of Obama campaign calling for reform of the health system?

And your wife who’s an independent, so what did she vote for? I’m sure it’s something different from what Bush stood for? In that regard, she got what she wanted imho.

[dbapig]

[quote=felix]From what I have seen, you are correct in your assessment of those folks at these events. Many of those interviewed even say they voted for Obama. They are upset because they didn’t expect what he is trying to do.

Even my wife, an independent, who voted for Obama, thought she was voting for something totally different than what we are getting. My in-laws, a surgeon and nurse both voted for Obama but are also very dismayed over what has been happening and up in arms about the drastic changes proposed to health care.
[/quote]

Claiming some/many/most of the marchers voted for Obama doesn’t mean anything.

Assuming they did vote for Obama and they are unhappy with what the administration is trying to do, well they obviously didn’t do their homework. Reforming healthcare was a pretty prominent goal of Obama campaign.

And the other issues (bailing out banks/Big3) was an issue that he inherited. Only if Bush Administration or his officials did their work right, we wouldn’t have all these bailouts.

And the in-laws (surgeon and nurse), well the health care reform isn’t for the surgeon and nurses in a sense. It’s for the general public. The medical establishment want better return on their investment (who wouldn’t right?), which the general public just cannot support any more. What did they expect out of Obama campaign calling for reform of the health system?

And your wife who’s an independent, so what did she vote for? I’m sure it’s something different from what Bush stood for? In that regard, she got what she wanted imho.

[dbapig]

[quote=felix]From what I have seen, you are correct in your assessment of those folks at these events. Many of those interviewed even say they voted for Obama. They are upset because they didn’t expect what he is trying to do.

Even my wife, an independent, who voted for Obama, thought she was voting for something totally different than what we are getting. My in-laws, a surgeon and nurse both voted for Obama but are also very dismayed over what has been happening and up in arms about the drastic changes proposed to health care.
[/quote]

Claiming some/many/most of the marchers voted for Obama doesn’t mean anything.

Assuming they did vote for Obama and they are unhappy with what the administration is trying to do, well they obviously didn’t do their homework. Reforming healthcare was a pretty prominent goal of Obama campaign.

And the other issues (bailing out banks/Big3) was an issue that he inherited. Only if Bush Administration or his officials did their work right, we wouldn’t have all these bailouts.

And the in-laws (surgeon and nurse), well the health care reform isn’t for the surgeon and nurses in a sense. It’s for the general public. The medical establishment want better return on their investment (who wouldn’t right?), which the general public just cannot support any more. What did they expect out of Obama campaign calling for reform of the health system?

And your wife who’s an independent, so what did she vote for? I’m sure it’s something different from what Bush stood for? In that regard, she got what she wanted imho.

[dbapig]

[quote=felix]From what I have seen, you are correct in your assessment of those folks at these events. Many of those interviewed even say they voted for Obama. They are upset because they didn’t expect what he is trying to do.

Even my wife, an independent, who voted for Obama, thought she was voting for something totally different than what we are getting. My in-laws, a surgeon and nurse both voted for Obama but are also very dismayed over what has been happening and up in arms about the drastic changes proposed to health care.
[/quote]

Claiming some/many/most of the marchers voted for Obama doesn’t mean anything.

Assuming they did vote for Obama and they are unhappy with what the administration is trying to do, well they obviously didn’t do their homework. Reforming healthcare was a pretty prominent goal of Obama campaign.

And the other issues (bailing out banks/Big3) was an issue that he inherited. Only if Bush Administration or his officials did their work right, we wouldn’t have all these bailouts.

And the in-laws (surgeon and nurse), well the health care reform isn’t for the surgeon and nurses in a sense. It’s for the general public. The medical establishment want better return on their investment (who wouldn’t right?), which the general public just cannot support any more. What did they expect out of Obama campaign calling for reform of the health system?

And your wife who’s an independent, so what did she vote for? I’m sure it’s something different from what Bush stood for? In that regard, she got what she wanted imho.

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