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yeah that poor little Obama the victim, he's only faced the exact same thing that every other president in american history has faced. booo hooo hooo
I have yet to see an entire party's delegation blatantly say that they want the President to fail and then do things that hurt the country just because they hate the President - or more specifically, who he is. That happened to one President in our history - and it happened to be the one who is sitting in the White House now.
Baloney. People who care about their health will PAY for care. Healthcare is not a right.
Here's the thing..... If you show up with your arm hanging off to the ER they can't refuse you because you have no money. So now you must convince the country to turn people away from hospitals. Good luck with that.
Women and Africans Americans didn't have the right to vote so spare me your "healthcare is not a right" BS. We decide what we want to become rights as a country.
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Originally Posted by pghquest
yeah that poor little Obama the victim, he's only faced the exact same thing that every other president in american history has faced. booo hooo hooo
So how many other president's were filibustered as much as Obama? Or just admit Republicans have been historically obstructionists under Obama....
I have yet to see an entire party's delegation blatantly say that they want the President to fail and then do things that hurt the country just because they hate the President - or more specifically, who he is. That happened to one President in our history - and it happened to be the one who is sitting in the White House now.
"Barack Obama knows he’s a man running out of time. Reflecting on his presidential legacy in a long interview with the New Yorker’s David Remnick, Obama said, “at the end of the day we’re part of a long-running story. We just try to get our paragraph right.” For Presidents' Day, Politico Magazine asked a panel of distinguished historians to take up the obvious question this raises: How will Obama’s paragraph read? Did he get it right? What will be his place in history? Here’s what they told us, with some smart framing thoughts from Stephen Sestanovich, a scholar at the Council on Foreign Relations and Columbia University:"
Sorry libs.....Barack Obama just wasn't Mr. Hope and Change after all. Even the far left historians from the nation's elite universities won't give him much more than a mediocre ranking after 6 years........which is astonishing considering what they expected he would be able to accomplish being a well-spoken man of high ambition and even higher rhetoric.
It just didn't work out as planned. A lost opportunity for the first black President, indeed.
I need another rum and coke if I'm going to digest this much stupid.
If that's his legacy, being the first black prez, I'd be embarrassed to be black.
Of course you would
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