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Poor Vagisil just cannot stay on topic. Tsk, tsk.
Here, Vagisil, here is the topic:
From being one of President Obama's most notable critics, to rating Obama a historic success
I bet you are sick of President Obama's historic successes. Brought the economy back from the brink of the Second Great Republican Depression. Now we are in record territory. Unemployment is now starting to decline at a rate that is much better. Bin Laden is dead, General Motors is alive. Renewables now are competing with conventional energy, and in many cases, coming in far less expensive than conventional. And the coming advent of grid scale batteries are going to make wind and solar 24/7. And the states already adapting the quickest to the new prices are those liberal bastions of Oklahoma and Texas. LOLI'm so sick of that word for everything with Obama. HISTORIC historic historic
Like racist they've worn that the word too. the man is President there isn't a damn thing historic about him or that
The only thing historic about him will be under him his party lost both the House and Senate in a HISTORIC ass kicking by the people in this country in JUST SIX YEARS....and his approvals are worse than Bush. And he's tarnished his title of being the first Black President because he couldn't stop acting like street thug/community Agitator who looks down on those he Represents by ignoring their Representation of Congress and spits on it and us
From being one of President Obama's most notable critics, to rating Obama a historic success
I wonder how many conservatives and right wingers know how Paul Krugman was a huge critic of President Obama?
By Paul Krugman | October 8, 2014
When it comes to Barack Obama, I've always been out of sync. Back in 2008, when many liberals were wildly enthusiastic about his candidacy and his press was strongly favorable, I was skeptical. I worried that he was naive, that his talk about transcending the political divide was a dangerous illusion given the unyielding extremism of the modern American right. Furthermore, it seemed clear to me that, far from being the transformational figure his supporters imagined, he was rather conventional-minded: Even before taking office, he showed signs of paying far too much attention to what some of us would later take to calling Very Serious People, people who regarded cutting budget deficits and a willingness to slash Social Security as the very essence of political virtue.
And I wasn't wrong. Obama was indeed naive: He faced scorched-earth Republican opposition from Day One,
Read more: http://www.rollingstone.com/politics/news/in-defense-of-obama-20141008
Drug addiction is a terrible thing.
From being one of President Obama's most notable critics, to rating Obama a historic success
I wonder how many conservatives and right wingers know how Paul Krugman was a huge critic of President Obama?
By Paul Krugman | October 8, 2014
When it comes to Barack Obama, I've always been out of sync. Back in 2008, when many liberals were wildly enthusiastic about his candidacy and his press was strongly favorable, I was skeptical. I worried that he was naive, that his talk about transcending the political divide was a dangerous illusion given the unyielding extremism of the modern American right. Furthermore, it seemed clear to me that, far from being the transformational figure his supporters imagined, he was rather conventional-minded: Even before taking office, he showed signs of paying far too much attention to what some of us would later take to calling Very Serious People, people who regarded cutting budget deficits and a willingness to slash Social Security as the very essence of political virtue.
And I wasn't wrong. Obama was indeed naive: He faced scorched-earth Republican opposition from Day One,
Read more: http://www.rollingstone.com/politics/news/in-defense-of-obama-20141008
Are you quoting the same Paul Krugman who coined the term "our super-smart President" when referring to Obama right after he was first elected? Skeptical, indeed. Anyone who follows his columns knows that Krugman is a serial liar.
Now that would be hilarious, NaziBoy, and the DanteOne..... wonder who gets to cum first?
Now that would be hilarious, NaziBoy, and the DanteOne..... wonder who gets to cum first?
on your face? we'd have to fight over that one
does Vigina know when she's being ignored?
evidently not
back to basics...From being one of President Obama's most notable critics, to rating Obama a historic success
I wonder how many conservatives and right wingers know how Paul Krugman was a huge critic of President Obama?
By Paul Krugman | October 8, 2014
When it comes to Barack Obama, I've always been out of sync. Back in 2008, when many liberals were wildly enthusiastic about his candidacy and his press was strongly favorable, I was skeptical. I worried that he was naive, that his talk about transcending the political divide was a dangerous illusion given the unyielding extremism of the modern American right. Furthermore, it seemed clear to me that, far from being the transformational figure his supporters imagined, he was rather conventional-minded: Even before taking office, he showed signs of paying far too much attention to what some of us would later take to calling Very Serious People, people who regarded cutting budget deficits and a willingness to slash Social Security as the very essence of political virtue.
And I wasn't wrong. Obama was indeed naive: He faced scorched-earth Republican opposition from Day One,
Read more: http://www.rollingstone.com/politics/news/in-defense-of-obama-20141008
Because he's a lying, bought off, HS grad DJ, demaggoging, divisive a-hole charlatan?From being one of President Obama's most notable critics, to rating Obama a historic success
I wonder how many conservatives and right wingers know how Paul Krugman was a huge critic of President Obama?
By Paul Krugman | October 8, 2014
When it comes to Barack Obama, I've always been out of sync. Back in 2008, when many liberals were wildly enthusiastic about his candidacy and his press was strongly favorable, I was skeptical. I worried that he was naive, that his talk about transcending the political divide was a dangerous illusion given the unyielding extremism of the modern American right. Furthermore, it seemed clear to me that, far from being the transformational figure his supporters imagined, he was rather conventional-minded: Even before taking office, he showed signs of paying far too much attention to what some of us would later take to calling Very Serious People, people who regarded cutting budget deficits and a willingness to slash Social Security as the very essence of political virtue.
And I wasn't wrong. Obama was indeed naive: He faced scorched-earth Republican opposition from Day One,
Read more: http://www.rollingstone.com/politics/news/in-defense-of-obama-20141008
Drug addiction is a terrible thing.
so is a Presidential Astrologer, but
Why pick on Rush Limbaugh?
Toddsterpatriot
Because he's a lying, bought off, HS grad DJ, demaggoging, divisive a-hole charlatan?From being one of President Obama's most notable critics, to rating Obama a historic success
I wonder how many conservatives and right wingers know how Paul Krugman was a huge critic of President Obama?
By Paul Krugman | October 8, 2014
When it comes to Barack Obama, I've always been out of sync. Back in 2008, when many liberals were wildly enthusiastic about his candidacy and his press was strongly favorable, I was skeptical. I worried that he was naive, that his talk about transcending the political divide was a dangerous illusion given the unyielding extremism of the modern American right. Furthermore, it seemed clear to me that, far from being the transformational figure his supporters imagined, he was rather conventional-minded: Even before taking office, he showed signs of paying far too much attention to what some of us would later take to calling Very Serious People, people who regarded cutting budget deficits and a willingness to slash Social Security as the very essence of political virtue.
And I wasn't wrong. Obama was indeed naive: He faced scorched-earth Republican opposition from Day One,
Read more: http://www.rollingstone.com/politics/news/in-defense-of-obama-20141008
Drug addiction is a terrible thing.
so is a Presidential Astrologer, but
Why pick on Rush Limbaugh?
Toddsterpatriot