Obama"pass that bill",doesn't it sound desperate? (Congressmen, accuse)

[Scotty011]

Originally Posted by von949

Well why dont you give some suggestions on what you would like him to do instead.

I would suggest that he just go away and give this country a fighting chance to survive.

[L.Funk]

Originally Posted by bentlebee

The ad is running daily and he sounds like desperate POTUS that is afraid he will lose his job....

bentlebee !!! ... On The Money !

Indeed ... That would be a big 10-4 !

Acute desperation would produce that type of fear !

It is a dang shame ... the feller had a great opportunity to lead the country in a positive manner and demonnstrate just what all of that much acclaimed intellectual ability could do for the American People !

Four years for this really smart little buddy is really more than enough ... don't you think ? ... Quite !


Have A Nice Evenin Y'all / Old Sgt. Lamar

[robbobobbo]

Originally Posted by Marv101

He's as egotistical and arrogant as anybody you can think of.

I know, it's as arrogant and desperate-sounding as "Mr. Gorbechev, tear down this wall!"

[walidm]

Originally Posted by Sunny-Days-in-Florida

His so called infrastructure jobs are all temp jobs. What does the person do once they fix that one bridge?

Are they?

You believe the President should do nothing because you don't know what to do next?

Interesting.

[Kirdik]

His demands to pass this bill sound desperate and irrational.
Next time he might as well demand - "pass this bill or I hurt myself".

[Kirdik]

Originally Posted by walidm

Are they?

You believe the President should do nothing because you don't know what to do next?

Interesting.

All he does is demand Congress to allow him to spend more money we don't have.
It's a very creative and original idea, isn't it?

[walidm]

Originally Posted by workingclasshero

yep

pass this 'jobs' bill that wont create a single job

Not many economists agree with you.


Mark Zandi, chief economist at Moody’s Analytics

The plan would add 2 percentage points to GDP growth next year, add 1.9 million jobs, and cut the unemployment rate by a percentage point.

Goldman Sachs’ forecasters

If enacted in its entirety, this proposal could shift the fiscal impulse in 2012 from -1.1% of GDP to +0.4% of GDP

Capital Economics

President Obama’s newly proposed $450 billion job creation bill is equivalent to nearly 3% of GDP, so if it was passed by Congress as it stands it would certainly have a significant impact on GDP growth in 2012

[walidm]

Originally Posted by Kirdik

All he does is demand Congress to allow him to spend more money we don't have.
It's a very creative and original idea, isn't it?

No.

That's not all he does. You made that up.

[roysoldboy]

Originally Posted by TempesT68

No, he sounds like a leader that is finally putting his foot down against the radical right who doesn't give a damn about job creation or balancing the budget, just spending like lunatics to keep bankrolling the rich and leading us into more debt.

You aren't pushing Obama's class warfare here, are you?

[Kirdik]

Originally Posted by walidm

No.

That's not all he does. You made that up.

Okay, he flies Air Force One, I give him that.