Originally posted by samlf3rd
Wow, I just realized that when Obama has realized he will need the support from his people will he do what we have been asking him all along to do-Get
the troops out of some place we have no business in. I am curious to see why they are all grouping up in the states. War? Need more voters?
As I recall, his promise during the presidential primaries was to withdraw all troops by August 2011. Of course it's October now, he's late, so we
can say he broke part of that promise, but it's not that far off. Maybe you can argue that he had planned this well in advance before the 2012? I
don't know.
Besides, I don't think you need to worry aboutt the voters being derailed. They will forget about this once the primaries come around and the good
ol' Republican boys (and gal) will have a shot.
This reminds me of Bush's last moments in office when he got a good look in the mirror and said "Wow, what have I done to be remembered in history,
other than destroy my own country's infrastructure, jobs, and immigration policy?
I'm just saying I remember hearing Obama talk about all this magic called "Change".
Every presidential candidate has over the years come up with some idea of 'change', Obama isn't the first one to run with this in his campaign, and
he will not be the last. The current republican presidents all insist upon major changes during their presidencies... the fact you're singling out
Obama for following the established trend of all presidents before him indicates to me that you has a personal issue with him. Obama to me is an
establishment candidate, he became one the minute he decided to continue the patriot act, nothing more. The fact he broke his 'change' promise can
be applied to the presidents before him, and the presidential candidates that insist to take his position after.