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Originally posted by TheWalkingFox
Obama is not anyone's dream president. Maybe he'd do better if half the legislature hadn't made their #1 priority scuttling him, instead of trying to fix the country, who knows.
Originally posted by seabag
Originally posted by TheWalkingFox
Obama is not anyone's dream president. Maybe he'd do better if half the legislature hadn't made their #1 priority scuttling him, instead of trying to fix the country, who knows.
That’s ridiculous and you know it! He had a super majority for 2 straight years and all he did was dig us further into debt peddling the policies the liberals cheered for.
Originally posted by sonnny1
reply to post by KendraSins
I cant get passed your double-talk............
Have fun!
Originally posted by beezzer
reply to post by KendraSins
So you still won't answer the question initiated by your orignal post.
Maybe you can look up obfuscation.
It's the polite term for the bull-dooky and thread derailment going on now.
THE OP IMPLIED THAT 100% OF DEMOCRATS SUPPORTED OBAMA.
Now you both made claims neither of you can back up.
NAME THE DEMOCRATS THAT ARE JUMPING SHIP.
How is that too confusing for you? That is the only question I have really asked. No one can show me any. No one can give one example of reality attatched to this thread.
Originally posted by KendraSins
I get you all like to rant and rave. I guess I just expected facts and intelligent dialogue surrounding said facts. Insteaed I see "Oprah said something bad about Obama - lets bash as if everyone hates him now."
Just seems a lot more like an AOL forum thread than anything I should be finding here. Being based on nothing and full of nothing but opinions and all.
... liberal gloom has only deepened, as Obama compromise alternated with Obama failure. Liberals speak of Obama in unceasingly despairing terms. “I’m exhausted [from] defending you,” one supporter confessed to Obama at a town-hall meeting last year.
“We are all incredibly frustrated,” Justin Ruben, MoveOn’s executive director, told the Washington Post in September. “I’m disappointed in Obama,” complained Steve Jobs, according to Walter Isaacson’s new biography.
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The cultural enthusiasm sparked by Obama’s candidacy drained away almost immediately after his election. All the passion now lies with the critics, and it is hard to find a liberal willing to muster any stronger support than halfhearted murmuring about the tough situation Obama inherited, or vague hope that maybe in a second term he can really start doing things. (“I’m like everybody, I want more action,” an apologetic Chris Rock said earlier this month.) Obama has already given up on any hope of running a positive reelection campaign and is girding up for a grim slog of lesser-of-two-evils-ism
Originally posted by SavannahCat
Are any democrats besides Obama seen as viable?