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The next time you listen to him give a 'it's the right thing to do' speech, [not read from a telepromter] listen and count the number of times he says 'ahhh' or 'um'.
Yeah, he does that a lot. Most people tend to use time/space fillers while thinking on their feet. However, it's not a good habit for a politician. We really notice it with Obama because he followed two Presidents who didn't have the habit. Clinton never did it because he was a master extemporaneous speaker. Bush never did it because he never spent any time thinking.
Yeah, he does that a lot. Most people tend to use time/space fillers while thinking on their feet. However, it's not a good habit for a politician. We really notice it with Obama because he followed two Presidents who didn't have the habit. Clinton never did it because he was a master extemporaneous speaker. Bush never did it because he never spent any time thinking.
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Originally Posted by trlhiker
You think Obama is boring, you should see Romney.
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Originally Posted by ray1945
Ain't that the truth!
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Originally Posted by chielgirl
Well, OP, if you find it tedious, why do you start 2 or 3 threads daily with ridiculous and easily debunked threads against him daily?
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Originally Posted by bluesjuke
What happened, your X-Box break down?
Troll threads are always good for some humor...almost makes me forget it's 92 degrees!!!
I find all the news about Obama doing this or that, or flying here and there, just boring and unimportant.
Do you feel with the media should focus on something more important?
I feel the same way... It's as if he picks his nose it's news... Excuse me... please find something more important to broadcast
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