Change we can believe in!

[Medios]

First Obama has been hand picking all of Clinton's lackies. From Rohm Emmanuel to Hillary Clinton herself.

http://www.washingtontimes.com/news/200 ... -advisers/

Secondly where is all of this terrorist love that we were supposed to get when Obama was elected. I thought the extremists were going to drop their weapons and come sing songs with us. Here is the real deal.

http://www.breitbart.com/article.php?id ... _article=1

"Speaking in Arabic, al-Zawahri uses the term "abeed al-beit," which literally translates as "house slaves." But al-Qaida supplied English subtitles of his speech that included the translation as "house negroes."

This is almost funny when you take away the racism and the inherent problems we will be facing with a president who will be challenged at every oppurtunity. The real humorous part is now the media is on board. They cannot believe that terrorists would call Obama a house negroe. Now we must destroy the evil Al-Qaida before they talk about our messiah again. It just goes to show that the media is controlled and what you read and hear about is controlled, hell even your best buddy Obama is being controlled right now.(Let's guess who pulls the strings)

[Yasik2]

not my business, but isnt it good to have democratic president nao?

[img:3gvo6a4m]http://files.meetup.com/523165/Natl_Debt_Chart.jpg[/img:3gvo6a4m]

[Medios]

I understand inflationary spending and I have never defended Republicans for spending. My point is about the media and how they put the bow on this election about 6 months ago. Now reality sets in.

[Weasel]

[quote="Yasik2":38xhqsgl]not my business, but isnt it good to have democratic president nao?[/quote:38xhqsgl]
Democrats have been controlling both Senate and House the last 2 years (and achieved the lowest approval rating in history in that time), so that pretty graph of yours is incorrect, sorry.
You might want to take a look at what the stockmarket's been doing since Obama was elected in particular. I am starting to wonder if there will be much of a country left for him to rule by January. America's days as the top superpower are most certainly numbered it would seem.
Almost choked when I heard AlQueda #2 call Obama a 'house negro' earlier today.. so much for Obama the Great bringing people together.

[Medios]

[quote="Weasel":7s4o51tj][quote="Yasik2":7s4o51tj]not my business, but isnt it good to have democratic president nao?[/quote:7s4o51tj]
Democrats have been controlling both Senate and House the last 2 years (and achieved the lowest approval rating in history in that time), so that pretty graph of yours is incorrect, sorry.
You might want to take a look at what the stockmarket's been doing since Obama was elected in particular. I am starting to wonder if there will be much of a country left for him to rule by January. America's days as the top superpower are most certainly numbered it would seem.
Almost choked when I heard AlQueda #2 call Obama a 'house negro' earlier today.. so much for Obama the Great bringing people together.[/quote:7s4o51tj]

Wut!!!

Everyone knows that Congress means nothing. The president can do anything he wants and etc etc etc. It is all his fault. How can you blame Democrats... Was it the Democrats who voted us into this war?

[Yasik2]

its not my graph, i found it on teh internets
also i dont familiar with all insides and outs, but i think if it will lead to peace and wealth then it's good thing to vote for
common logic etc

[jezer]

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Poor Obama doesn't have a chance... and you guys are going to ride him to the bitter end aren't you...

[Tap]

[quote:g8fkro95]You might want to take a look at what the stockmarket's been doing since Obama was elected in particular. I am starting to wonder if there will be much of a country left for him to rule by January.[/quote:g8fkro95]

Can't really fault anyone on this, they were told up front that if they make a profit aka make a success of things then they will be penalized. Osama is gonna throw on a severe capital gains tax and the people that play the market already know this. The "NEWS" also know this but while they have downplayed it, be assured they will cry foul when rich,capatilist pigs want to protect their assests. This 25 billion dollar "loan" the car industry is wanting is going to be interesting to watch. I expect the market to show a sharp curve either way.

[quote:g8fkro95]not my business, but isnt it good to have democratic president nao? [/quote:g8fkro95] Is that a mistype? Did you mean president mao? cause if you did...good comparison to Osama

[quote:g8fkro95]its not my graph, i found it on teh internets[/quote:g8fkro95]
wikipedia?


[quote:g8fkro95]also i dont familiar with all insides and outs, but i think if it will lead to peace and wealth then it's good thing to vote for
common logic etc[/quote:g8fkro95]

look up mass deception and get back to me

[banedon]

[quote="Medios":crtxpk6n] How can you blame Democrats... Was it the Democrats who voted us into this war? [/quote:crtxpk6n]

Actually yes a majority of the Dems in The Senate and 40% of the ones in the House at the time did vote yes on the war resloution immediately following 9/11.


quote from Newsmax.com - "[color=yellow:crtxpk6n]2001: On May 24, Democrats took back control of the Senate from Republicans when Vermont Sen. Jim R Jeffords switched his affiliation from Republican to Independent. That changed the Senate from 50-50, with Republican Vice President Dick Cheney, as president of the Senate, able to cast tie-breaking votes, to 50 Democrats, 49 Republicans and one Independent. [/color:crtxpk6n]"

- link to full article [url:crtxpk6n]http://www.newsmax.com/john_perry/congress_oval_office/2008/04/03/85144.html[/url:crtxpk6n]

edit: found these 2 links from the US Congress records showing who voted how on the war resolution.

[url:crtxpk6n]http://clerk.house.gov/evs/2002/roll455.xml[/url:crtxpk6n]
[url:crtxpk6n]http://www.senate.gov/legislative/LIS/roll_call_lists/roll_call_vote_cfm.cfm?congress=107&session=2&vote=00230[/url:crtxpk6n]

[jezer]

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