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Location: By the sea, by the sea, by the beautiful sea
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Originally Posted by Calvinist
This isn't about Bush. It's about whether or not "Mr. Yes we can" is actually able. Do you think Obama has been proactive and effective? I've said it before...I believe he'd be quite effective as a Senator--he's good at pushing legislation. He has not shown that he can actually lead in a time of crisis, yet.
Location: Georgia, on the Florida line, right above Tallahassee
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Originally Posted by Dockside
INEFFECTUAL, invisible, unable to honour pledges and now blamed for letting Gaddafi off the hook. Why Obama’s gone from ‘Yes we can’ to ‘Er, maybe we shouldn’t’...
The UK press is talking about it, just wait till serious discussions start about this in the American media.
Jsut this week I learned on this forum Obama conrols the costs of the global food and oil supply. Also, before he leaves the President's chair, he's going to make America Islamic, Communist and Socialist. In 2 years.
This is about comparing President Obama to other presidents from the past, considering this IS about history. No? I remember well that President Bush called Gaddafi the "model in the Middle East" that others ought to mimic. No?
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Originally Posted by Driller1
It will be....
Oil is up this AM.
So, what would be an acceptable solution to the crisis according to you?
It's about the fact that Skippy waits a week before he responds to WHATEVER is going on--be it Libya, the BP spill, the underwear bomber, etc. I personally think his handlers need to be more proactive and tell him what to say earlier.
But hey....at least he got his bracket picks in! That's the important thing.
[quote=sanrene;18331155]He is by far the weakest, but it comes from his radical, liberal ideology. He is on the side of people and issues Americans are usual against.
He is an embarrassment for the US.
Who knew THIS is what he meant when he said he would "transform" this great nation?
Who knew THIS is what he meant when he said he would "reset" relationships abroad (that really never needed resetting)?[/quote]
Those who did not vote for him knew. How anyone could have thought a junior Senator who for the most part only voted 'present" would be able to handle the pressures of the office of president is beyond me. Obviously since he won there were alot who thought he could handle it and bring change.
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