1. Agreed Obama can smack his lips in a pleasing manner, with a hypnotic cadence, and a startling ability to resist making up words that make him
sound like a complete goob.
2. More Obama voters need to pay attention to what he is doing as opposed to what he is saying.
3. Agreed Obama is crafty. I haven't seen him do anything but want to wipe industry's ass like the other Democrats and Republicans who have been
bought and sold for years on the open market called campaign finance.
4. Every person deserves healthcare. I know a public system can work if it has choices, I don't think this plan will benefit anyone but the
healthcare industry. At least now I don't HAVE to pay for the crappy system that sucks you dry like a 500-lb mosquito.
5. B.S. Obama is a Corporatist just like Bush before him. He hasn't changed enough of Bush's policies to be called anything else.
6. B.S. America has been imperialist nation for a long time. As the one superpower you bet we played the role of the 800 lb arrogant gorilla as far
as we could. Hubris sucks on both ends.
7. Yes Obama has proven himself a true politician and is therefore as slippery as a lamprey and twice as bloodthirsty.
8.. Republicans are in the wilderness yes, they can point out the ineffectiveness of Obama's response, but have not offered any coherent retort.
Republicans are pining for another Reagan, but there will never be another like him - and there shouldn't be. Sarah Palin is not sincere and has the
intelligence of a 2-week old turd.
The Republican party will never move lower taxes, smaller government, personal responsibility, strong national defense, and state's rights to it's
priorities. Neither will the Democrats. They are both owned by the same people and none of that is on their agenda.
9. The current level of spending is irresponsible and outrageous. We are spending trillions that we don't have. This will lead to hyperinflation and
a depression, too late now for anything else. People will realize the huge bailouts didn't work, nor will the stimulus package. Agreed.
10. The election was over in mid-September when Lehman brothers failed, fear and panic swept in, we had an unpopular President, and the war was
grinding on indefinitely without a clear outcome. The people are in pain, and the mantra of change caused people to act emotionally. Agreed.
I however do not find it surprising that it was as close as it was because I don't think our votes count anymore. I think since the installation of
easliy-hacked voting machines TPTB will ensure all future elections end up just sooooo close at a 51/49 split.
11. Doesn't get it at all. Red and Blue, shirts and skins, when both coaches are on the take it doesn't matter who is on the field.
I as many others have noticed that since the election ATS has been flooded with Republicans who have suddenly gone all conspiracist without really
knowing WTF is going on. They run around starting threads with Republican pundits from Fox News as sources and decry Obama's Police State and
Socialist bailouts. Bush did the same on both accounts. The policies have not changed, just your position on them because there is a different team
at the helm of the sinking ship. I got some news folks - it's been coming since WWII and Republicans were at the helm for most of that time. You
are just noticing now because the talking heads you listen to are playing the part of the opposition. When the same stuff was going down on Bush's
watch they bent over backwards to make the world seem like peaches and sunshine.
[edit on 17-10-2009 by wanderingwaldo]




