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Originally posted by butcherguy
reply to post by OutKast Searcher
I'd like to see a verified (and qualified) source say that he is a good leader.
I'm patient.
Originally posted by ValentineWiggin
I don't feel sorry for him for one second
Assuming all this is true..
He walked in to a hell of a mess with conviction, promises, energy, and "solutions". He riled up an entire nation, including myself. I was pregnant at the time, his speeches would inevitably move me to tears every single time. I shouted his damn name from the rooftops and supported him like no other candidate before him that I voted for. I stood in line to vote for him IN LABOR, having to stop and breathe through contractions. He gave our entire nation hope, he had the COURAGE to take on the hopes of America...and now he is sulking? Isolated? Where did the courage go? How many of the OWS attendees voted for him? Oh, is must be terrible, seeing the people who put you in office protesting the state of the nation, taking your courage and hope and turning it around on the people you work for. Sad day. He deserves it.
Shame on him for taking what should have been the most amazing election of our lifetime and turning it in to a joke. Shame on him for making a new mother feel like with his help her child would grow up in a country worth living in, and then not following through. Oh, he didn't know how hard it was going to be? If that is the case, then he is truly ignorant, and ignorance is something I have slim to no patience for. Oh, he is just a human like you and I? Human, yes, but like you and I? I certainly hope not. I don't know about you, but I would never engage in the propagation of lies and ignorance to the extent of which he has.
MOST OF ALL
Shame on him for rallying an entire nation of people around a presidential candidate like never before, and then snatching the rug out from under us all leaving us just as jaded and bitter as we were under Bush.
Courage is what it takes to stand up and speak; courage is also what it takes to sit down and listen.
Winston Churchill
I'm still debating if I can blame my vote on pregnancy hormones. If the man that once had an entire country standing behind him suddenly finds himself in isolation, then it should be obvious that something has gone terribly wrong. Perhaps it is time for him to shut up and listen to America.
The gist is this: President Obama has become a lone wolf, a stranger to his own government. He talks mostly, and sometimes only, to friend and adviser Valerie Jarrett and to David Axelrod, his political strategist.
While there is no indication Obama is walking the halls of the White House late at night, talking to the portraits of former presidents
Obama conceded in one television interview recently that Americans are not “better off than they were four years ago”
Aimless Obama walks alone
Originally posted by litterbaux
This post really moved me. During the elections I scoffed at my friends that were rallying behind President Obama because I knew the POTUS is just a figurehead. It's amazing more people don't realize this. Your "savior" isn't the president, sorry to break your hearts all at once.
To the woman above, I applaud you for sticking to your convictions and doing what you think is right even at the end of a pregnancy. It speaks volumes of your character. I'm sorry it didn't work out.
Originally posted by centurion1211
This is a quite disturbing view of a lost president with comparisons to Carter now being made by people from all ends of the political spectrum. Comparisons to Carter are never a good sign for a president.
Barack Obama has so humbled American finances and destroyed the average family’s wealth that even the mainstream media can no longer cover up his dismal record. Today’s issue of the New York Times ran a featured story entitled, “Recession Officially Over, U.S. Incomes Kept Falling” The story highlights a study by two former Census Bureau officials, Gordon W. Green Jr. and John F. Coder, which found Americans have lost more wealth under the Obama administration than in the midst of the recession under George W. Bush. Altogether, the recession and Obama’s policies created the largest reduction in the American standard of living in decades. (Read the report’s major findings here.) Obama’s policies have inflated store prices, debased the dollar’s purchasing power, and led to a glut of unemployed who are not drawing a paycheck. However, government workers suffered the smallest income drop, meaning Obama’s policies encourage government dependence and a further spiral toward economic catastrophe.
The results have been ruinous. The Consumer Price Index has risen 12 of the last 14 months. While all costs are up 3.8 percent since last year, gasoline and fuel oil have increased by 32 and 35 percent, respectively. The Producer Price Index doubled from August 2010 to April 2011 and edged yet higher this summer. Despite all this, the president told employers in February not to worry about inflation, because “we’re not seeing a broad-based inflation trend.”
Originally posted by xuenchen
reply to post by Indigo5
Ah yes,
But Mr Obama has been his own worst enemy.
He makes it reeel eeeezy
Originally posted by xuenchen
The factsMis-speak for themselves !
Is there a fact sheet that provides His accomplishments without lies ?
Can't seem to locate that.
Corn futures advanced 77 percent in the past 12 months in Chicago trading, a global benchmark,
rice gained 39 percent
and sugar jumped 64 percent.
There will be shortages in corn, wheat, soybeans, coffee and cocoa this year or next, according to Utrecht, Netherlands-based Rabobank Groep. Prices also rose after droughts and floods from Australia to Canada ruined crops last year. European farmers are now contending with their driest growing season in more than three decades.
Coffee, for instance, is up 40 percent. Celery is 28 percent higher while butter prices rose 26.4 percent. Rounding out the top five are bacon, at 23.5 percent, and cabbage, at 23.3 percent.
Originally posted by xuenchen
reply to post by Indigo5
excuses excuses.
The "Truth-O-Meter" seems to contradict itself
It seems the "lies" are about big issues.
The "truths" are small time, and border on "little white lies"
Originally posted by xuenchen
politifact is not on my list, BUT,
Obama speaks for himself.
many of the "politifacts" are simple add ons that went through the cracks.
and many are minor issues in comparison to the hugh failures.