Obama Jumped into a Raging Fire

[Yieu]

Thank God, that guy gave me daily neg rep lol

Here's another to make up for it... because I don't like such abuse of the rep system and he pretty much just attacked great forum members.

 

[cindy25]

I can see any of these scenarios:
1) it was the dream of his father to destroy the west
2) Obama knew there would a crisis, and wanted to take advantage of it
3) Obama thought (maybe correctly) that he would be better than either Hillary or McCain.

 

[dean.engelhardt]

Obama knew he was jumping into a raging fire (USA) when he contested USA presidential elections in year 2008. If obama did not have any new solutions to save USA, why did he become president? Obama has copied and pasted Bush's decisions. In fact Obama has crossed the limit of making worse decisions. If you cannot stand the heat, do not play with fire.

All of Obama's decisions result in negative for the USA economy and its citizens. It seems God is angry with Obama. The biggest problem with Obama is that he speaks too much. People who speak too much, they never succeed in their life.

Obama says to USA "It is only words, words are all I have for you".

Obama was pushed in front because nobody wanted to be USA president in year 2008 since everybody knew they would be staring at a debt of $25 Trillion to $50 Trillion and Afghanistan and Iraq.

In real world, when there is a raging fire, people are attracted towards the fire but when they come close to the fire, they cannot stand/bear the heat and people run away. This example can be applied to USA because people want to be USA president because of $14 Trillion economy and world's most powerful USA army. But when they become USA president they cannot stand the heat.

If George Bush would have been President for the third term then I think George Bush would have taken back $700 billion given to giant companies.

George Bush had said "under normal circumstances I would have allowed the companies to fail but this is an extra ordinary situation".

If you stopped writing at the first paragraph, you'd have a pretty good post. You go downhill fast after that.

 

[acptulsa]

Written by someone with over 20,000 posts. I guess hypocrisy spreads far beyond politics alone.

Was it my advice? Did I say it was good advice? Or did I merely express the wish that he'd follow his own advice? Hypocracy is not like beauty. It isn't in the eye of the beholder.

Something to think about as you lurk and stew.

 

[Mary Microgram]

I'm disgusted and disappointed with Obama too, but there is no excuse for defending GWB's presidency. The ONLY thing he had going for him over Obama is that he made his position on the issues known up front, where Obama flat out lied about things like marijuana legalization, etc.

 

[acptulsa]

I'm disgusted and disappointed with Obama too, but there is no excuse for defending GWB's presidency. The ONLY thing he had going for him over Obama is that he made his position on the issues known up front, where Obama flat out lied about things like marijuana legalization, etc.

When he wanted to go to war, he actually went up The Hill and got approval, too.

I loathe and despise Dubya. But, you know, being on something less than a first-name basis with the English language may be an embarassing trait for a president, but you're right. He was indeed somewhat more honest than Obama in some ways.

Or not. I can't help but believe brother Neil has told Dubya far more about the fall of WTC7 than Dubya will ever admit...