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at the moment, I am inclined to give Obama the "benefit of the doubt" in every situation. I do not believe that he is "perfect" or incapable of error, but I do believe that he will be the best POTUS I have seen in my lifetime (since Eisenhower, for those who are curious), that he will learn and grow in his leadership abilites with the challenges of his presidency, and that he will create for himself, the opportunity to make our government a less intrusive, but much more positive force in the lives of Americans.
Another Clinton retread that's going to give us real change this time around.
Once again. When it comes to experienced Federal managers, the Democrats have a very small pool to choose from, since over the last 28 years Democrats had only a short window of 8 year from which to gain such experience. It just so happen that those 8 years represent Clinton's administration.
Once again. When it comes to experienced Federal managers, the Democrats have a very small pool to choose from, since over the last 28 years Democrats had only a short window of 8 year from which to gain such experience. It just so happen that those 8 years represent Clinton's administration.
ha. so now experience matters? too funny. . . perhaps that's why Obama has had to even reach back for Carter admin retreads.
ha. so now experience matters? too funny. . . perhaps that's why Obama has had to even reach back for Carter admin retreads.
Experience has always mattered. But experience had to be weighed against judgement. In the run up to the election, I made the point, repeatedly, that none of the candidates had experience as President, and for whatever experience Ms. Palin possessed it was clear that her knowledge and judgement were flat out disqualifications.
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