Originally posted by weedwhacker
reply to post by Carseller4
Huh??
Care to take a LOOK at where a 'few' are located, just in the Gulf of Mexico? (Not to mention, in OTHER parts of hte World....)
Facts...they is SO hard to deal with, huh??
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No...naturally, they DON'T put drilling platforms where the oil is!!! Nope...just way, way out there, just because of 'evil environmentalists'....
[edit on 8 June 2010 by weedwhacker]
Originally posted by maybereal11It is called English.
Originally posted by butcherguy
An overwhelming percentage of Americans believe that Obama has screwed up in his response to this challenge.
The Obama apologists always go the same way. Even resorting to the race card.
It seems they are incapable of admitting that the man may have a fault.
For those unfamiliar with right wing propagandist speak..
Overwhelming Majority of Americans = Rabid right wing ideolouges and thier very loud mouthpieces.
Originally posted by OutKast SearcherYeah, no one ever resorts to the race card to defend Obama, eh?
Originally posted by butcherguy
An overwhelming percentage of Americans believe that Obama has screwed up in his response to this challenge.
The Obama apologists always go the same way. Even resorting to the race card.
It seems they are incapable of admitting that the man may have a fault.
Care to provide a source for that "overwhelming" majority???
And let's not foget...YOU have been the only one talking about race in this whole thread...trying to bait someone into picking up on it.
There is plenty of chatter in opinion columns and places where political junkies gather about how the Gulf oil spill is hurting public perceptions of President Obama. Some are calling it this president’s Katrina. Others have compared it to the Carter-era hostage crisis.
Reflecting this chatter, media coverage of Obama has become more negative. For the week ending June 5, the Rasmussen Reports Media Meter shows that just 39% of references to the president were positive. That’s down from 60% shortly after passage of the new health care law.
But a look at the job approval ratings since the spill began don’t support the storyline of declining public perceptions of the president.....
Perhaps the simplest explanation of all is that those in the political world just don’t have a good understanding of the general public.
Whatever the reason, as of the first week in June, there is no evidence to date that the Gulf oil spill has had any impact on the president’s job approval ratings.
Originally posted by Just Wondering
yes, i too was worried until i saw first hand (unlike some of you) so i can see why you gloomers are worried. but now that i know better this is much ado about nothing.
Originally posted by Just Wondering
Man I really hate to say "I told you so" especially when it took something like this disaster..........
