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Originally posted by 44soulslayer
Why did Obama claim to totally, 100% back Daschle even after the allegations came out?
Why did he push through the nomination of Geithner?
Is he really sorry that he made a mistake when only 24 hours ago, he was denying that anything was untowards?
Originally posted by loam
reply to post by Mynaeris
I remain baffled why so many did not see any of this as foreseeable.
Don't get me wrong. I'm not gloating. In fact, I'm horrified at the apparent tail spin we seem to be in.
I just wish we had done better...
Originally posted by seagull
I still think he's going to be ok, but his start is certainly shakey.
Originally posted by BluegrassRevolutionary
Personally, I find it quite refreshing. I mean, Obama is willing to apologize for a relatively minor mistake that quite frankly will impact none of our lives.
However, our last disgrace of a president never once apologized for any of the plethora of major mistakes he made that have clearly affected the lives of millions of people around the world.
Please, back off Obama and give him a chance. When he makes a mistake that is even in the same league as Bush's non-action to the Al Queda threat, his non-action after the Katrina calamity, or his lies in the run up to the invasion of Iraq...You guys let me know.
Originally posted by seagull
reply to post by Benevolent Heretic
He's only been in office for not even three weeks...it's much too early to start the nay saying.
Yeah, and we all know how effective those community organizers are.. They can't even clean up their own communities much less the entire country.
Originally posted by Bombeni
Hang on folks I think we're in for a bumpy ride.
But what can you say? The scaredy-pant soccer moms re-elected Bush and we knew what his agenda was.
America freely elected a "community-organizer" to run this country so just sit back and shut up.
[edit on 4-2-2009 by Bombeni]
I agree. He's only been in office a short two weeks, but now isn't the time to become a deer caught in the headlights. Our economy is tanking, millions are unemployed or under-employed, we have a war in the Middle East that continues to escalate daily, and the national debt is at it's highest level in the history of the country with no end in sight.
Originally posted by seagull
reply to post by Benevolent Heretic
He's only been in office for not even three weeks...it's much too early to start the nay saying. I'm not impressed so far...but that break in time hasn't quite run out yet. Any one stepping into the White House, no matter the circumstance has got to have the "deer in the headlights" thing going on. If they don't, I'd worry for their sanity...
Originally posted by Uniceft17
At least we have a president now who can admit to having a mistake
Originally posted by sos37
Originally posted by loam
reply to post by Mynaeris
I remain baffled why so many did not see any of this as foreseeable.
Don't get me wrong. I'm not gloating. In fact, I'm horrified at the apparent tail spin we seem to be in.
I just wish we had done better...
Some of us foresaw disasters like these. We knew it was just a matter of time. But do you realize that the hypocracy remains?
[edit on 4-2-2009 by sos37]
Originally posted by bigvig316
I don't understand how he doesn't do his homework when it comes to these issues like these. They should have known about his issues.
Atleast we have a president now who can admit to having a mistake