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RE: A Valid Critisism of Obama? - 12/6/2009 2:29:36 PM

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FDD,are you inserting religion into what is a political discussion

just sayin :)

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RE: A Valid Critisism of Obama? - 12/6/2009 2:32:37 PM

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McChrystal's......better now?

No, who the hell is McChrystals?

Boi, Gen.McChrystal is the Commander of the International Security Assistance Force in Afghanistan(yep,thats his job tittle...lol)
In other words cpmmander of American(as well as international) forces in Afghanistan....I do hope that clears up any confusion you are under

Yes it does. Thank you.

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RE: A Valid Critisism of Obama? - 12/6/2009 2:33:14 PM

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My pleasure....

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RE: A Valid Critisism of Obama? - 12/6/2009 2:34:11 PM

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No... I was using it philosophically.

But if you want to be offended...by all means, go ahead.

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RE: A Valid Critisism of Obama? - 12/6/2009 3:40:36 PM

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Carefully selected by the international bankers, to be the new "new world order" administrator,he will do as he is told to advance the new world order-total enslavement,cashless society,chip in your hand,jack

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RE: A Valid Critisism of Obama? - 12/6/2009 3:41:50 PM

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Who the fuck said I was offended.......don't be so touchy I was "just sayin".

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RE: A Valid Critisism of Obama? - 12/6/2009 6:29:11 PM

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Not to me. The arrogant and overbearing way that Obama handled that incident cost him a great deal of respect in my eyes, and plays a large part in my judgment that he is not ready after all for the office he holds. I mark that event down as a loss for him, not a win.

Seconded. In my opinion, Obama's remarks were out of line and revealed a knee-jerk assumption that I didn't like to see, and that turned out to be not even close.

K.

No arguement. I thought Obama jumped the gun by commenting way too quickly on something where all the facts weren't known yet and made his own views on the matter clear by making assumptions that were unwarranted. My sympathies were more with Officer Crowley than with Professor Gates.

What I meant when I said that Obama "may well have been the perfect President to address matters of race in the United States" wasn't so much aimed at his response to the Gates incident, but that at the time of his election, he was possibly the only President in history who would be viewed credibly by both the black and the white communities in the United States. This put Barack Obama in the unique position of being able to explain positions or explore solutions free of the sort of immediate knee-jerk suspicion or bias that other leaders would immediately engender.

It's an opportunity that's been missed and it will probably be a long time until it comes around again.

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RE: A Valid Critisism of Obama? - 12/6/2009 6:34:55 PM

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To everyone here who voted for Obama but have come to have various extents of "Buyer's Remorse" for various reasons, it seems to me that the most valid criticism of Obama would be that he bamboozled all of you into voting for him

I had to vote for someone and I chose him. I can't really say I'm having 'Buyer's Remorse' because I knew full well that no matter WHO I voted for, NONE of them would be able to keep all of their campaign promises and would cause disappointment in one way or another throughout their term. That's how ALL candidates wind up whether they be the President or the Mayor of a small town with a population of 300 people.

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