Obamarama - daily discussion on our 44th president
01-30-2009, 08:04 AM
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Can we atleast give him a year??? Sh*t... three months??? 
I mean Bush didn't screw this country up in the first 10 days of his presidency, he slowly did it over 8 years.
Yea that sucks he didn't go the Memorial Ball, sucks he couldn't be EVERYWHERE and at EVERYONES parties, but Biden did attend in his place, and the letter sent from the commission states that they UNDERSTOOD why he couldn't make it. **** we got bigger things to worry about in this country than what parties Obama attended.
Probably Obama's fault as well right??
http://biz.yahoo.com/ap/090130/economy.html
I mean Bush didn't screw this country up in the first 10 days of his presidency, he slowly did it over 8 years. Yea that sucks he didn't go the Memorial Ball, sucks he couldn't be EVERYWHERE and at EVERYONES parties, but Biden did attend in his place, and the letter sent from the commission states that they UNDERSTOOD why he couldn't make it. **** we got bigger things to worry about in this country than what parties Obama attended.
Probably Obama's fault as well right??
http://biz.yahoo.com/ap/090130/economy.html
01-30-2009, 08:18 AM
#513
Can we atleast give him a year??? Sh*t... three months??? I mean Bush didn't screw this country up in the first 10 days of his presidency, he slowly did it over 8 years.
Yea that sucks he didn't go the Memorial Ball, sucks he couldn't be EVERYWHERE and at EVERYONES parties, but Biden did attend in his place, and the letter sent from the commission states that they UNDERSTOOD why he couldn't make it. **** we got bigger things to worry about in this country than what parties Obama attended.
Probably Obama's fault as well right??
http://biz.yahoo.com/ap/090130/economy.html
I mean Bush didn't screw this country up in the first 10 days of his presidency, he slowly did it over 8 years. Yea that sucks he didn't go the Memorial Ball, sucks he couldn't be EVERYWHERE and at EVERYONES parties, but Biden did attend in his place, and the letter sent from the commission states that they UNDERSTOOD why he couldn't make it. **** we got bigger things to worry about in this country than what parties Obama attended.
Probably Obama's fault as well right??
http://biz.yahoo.com/ap/090130/economy.html
01-30-2009, 08:24 AM
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I wake up every morning to come to work, to grow my business, to feed & care for my family.
Unfortunately, with the $1trillion Porkulus package coming down the tracks...which Obama, et al support...this will be difficult to do.
BTW, Obama has had plenty of time to set the tone of his administration with the 5 EO and interviews he's given us.
Only a die hard Liberal Socialist would agree that spending ~$275,000 per job is a good thing.
Keep the wool over your eyes.
Unfortunately, with the $1trillion Porkulus package coming down the tracks...which Obama, et al support...this will be difficult to do.
BTW, Obama has had plenty of time to set the tone of his administration with the 5 EO and interviews he's given us.
Only a die hard Liberal Socialist would agree that spending ~$275,000 per job is a good thing.
Keep the wool over your eyes.
01-30-2009, 08:33 AM
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So the bailout that McCain (your presidential hopeful) helped write and pushed for... and himself said was needed for the country is all on Obama????? Please do clarify
01-30-2009, 08:45 AM
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My arguement is that all Obama supports that claimed "He's better than Bush...He brings Hope & Change" have been hoodwinked and are too deluded to see it.
If Bush was bad, we've have just gone to worse.
01-30-2009, 08:46 AM
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Let me also say this. If the government did nothing as opposed to this bail out, we're almost certainly looking at more job losses and a downward spiral into a depression. I for one would like to avoid that if possible, and if another $800 billion from the government who has no money anyway can prevent that, then so be it.
01-30-2009, 08:53 AM
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I could count how many times I've agreed with you on one hand. But keep up comments like this and I just might have to start using my other hand to keep count.
Let me also say this. If the government did nothing as opposed to this bail out, we're almost certainly looking at more job losses and a downward spiral into a depression. I for one would like to avoid that if possible, and if another $800 billion from the government who has no money anyway can prevent that, then so be it.
Let me also say this. If the government did nothing as opposed to this bail out, we're almost certainly looking at more job losses and a downward spiral into a depression. I for one would like to avoid that if possible, and if another $800 billion from the government who has no money anyway can prevent that, then so be it.
Look at FDR and the Great Depression....Japan in the 1990's.
Plus, this bail out is nothing but pork barrel spend, earmarks, and socilaist programs that will not create one real job.
01-30-2009, 09:24 AM
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I could count how many times I've agreed with you on one hand. But keep up comments like this and I just might have to start using my other hand to keep count.
Let me also say this. If the government did nothing as opposed to this bail out, we're almost certainly looking at more job losses and a downward spiral into a depression. I for one would like to avoid that if possible, and if another $800 billion from the government who has no money anyway can prevent that, then so be it.
Let me also say this. If the government did nothing as opposed to this bail out, we're almost certainly looking at more job losses and a downward spiral into a depression. I for one would like to avoid that if possible, and if another $800 billion from the government who has no money anyway can prevent that, then so be it.
disagreeing is what this forum is all about if we didnt it would be dead
01-30-2009, 09:24 AM
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Sorry, homie, history proves that this bail out will do nothing but prolong the recession.
Look at FDR and the Great Depression....Japan in the 1990's.
Plus, this bail out is nothing but pork barrel spend, earmarks, and socilaist programs that will not create one real job.
Look at FDR and the Great Depression....Japan in the 1990's.
Plus, this bail out is nothing but pork barrel spend, earmarks, and socilaist programs that will not create one real job.
