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If you voted for Obama in the last election, knowing what you know now about him, would you vote for him again if the election was tomorrow?
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Agreed: people who didn't vote for him are obviously missing something.Obviously missing: I didn't vote for Obama.
CMM, I think you're giving the GOP machine way too much credit for the decline in the administrations clout and popularity. My take is that the voters were expecting Obama to make the economy bounce back in a few months - remember, most of them have the attention span of fleas, and besides, hardly anyone in this country knows squat about economics.But what I'm most disappointed about is with the political backlash from the Right since his election, the Obama administration has weakened, and the US government and therfore its people have also been weakened.
If it were still McCain/Palin on the R ticket, absolutely. No contest whatsoever.
The Right-leaning atmosphere or environment of American politics makes it nearly impossible for a non-conservative President to get anything done
If you voted for Obama in the last election, knowing what you know now about him, would you vote for him again if the election was tomorrow?
Agreed: people who didn't vote for him are obviously missing something.Obviously missing: I didn't vote for Obama.![]()
CMM, I think you're giving the GOP machine way too much credit for the decline in the administrations clout and popularity. My take is that the voters were expecting Obama to make the economy bounce back in a few months - remember, most of them have the attention span of fleas, and besides, hardly anyone in this country knows squat about economics.But what I'm most disappointed about is with the political backlash from the Right since his election, the Obama administration has weakened, and the US government and therfore its people have also been weakened.
Agreed: people who didn't vote for him are obviously missing something.Obviously missing: I didn't vote for Obama.![]()
yeah they are, their hard earned cash
...including Obama.CMM, I think you're giving the GOP machine way too much credit for the decline in the administrations clout and popularity. My take is that the voters were expecting Obama to make the economy bounce back in a few months - remember, most of them have the attention span of fleas, and besides, hardly anyone in this country knows squat about economics.But what I'm most disappointed about is with the political backlash from the Right since his election, the Obama administration has weakened, and the US government and therfore its people have also been weakened.
But what I'm most disappointed about is with the political backlash from the Right since his election, the Obama administration has weakened, and the US government and therfore its people have also been weakened.
The Right-leaning atmosphere or environment of American politics makes it nearly impossible for a non-conservative President to get anything done
Oh, come on, Coloradomtnman... Surely you jest. The Democrats have complete control of both the House and the Senate. There isn't anything they can't pass into law if they so choose to do so. There isn't enough Republican resistance in either House of Congress to stop the Democrats from a pure old cake walk if that is what they desire. You can't blame any of Obama's short-comings on the Republicans or conservatives. He is loosing support from his own party because they are beginning to see him for what he is. If this stupid health care bill he is pushing so hard for doesn't make it into law the Democrats are going to run from him like rats on a sinking ship. The Democrats couldn't pass health care reform before because they wanted it to be government controlled. It isn't going to pass this time either because people don't want government controlled health care. I agree that reform is needed but the US government has absolutely no business in the health care business. It isn't something dictated by the Constitution. You can't hang Obama's failures on the Republicans. That shirt just doesn't fit.
If you voted for Obama in the last election, knowing what you know now about him, would you vote for him again if the election was tomorrow?
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Sorry, I thought this thread was about Green Eggs and Ham.
The Right-leaning atmosphere or environment of American politics makes it nearly impossible for a non-conservative President to get anything done
Oh, come on, Coloradomtnman... Surely you jest. The Democrats have complete control of both the House and the Senate. There isn't anything they can't pass into law if they so choose to do so. There isn't enough Republican resistance in either House of Congress to stop the Democrats from a pure old cake walk if that is what they desire. You can't blame any of Obama's short-comings on the Republicans or conservatives. He is loosing support from his own party because they are beginning to see him for what he is. If this stupid health care bill he is pushing so hard for doesn't make it into law the Democrats are going to run from him like rats on a sinking ship. The Democrats couldn't pass health care reform before because they wanted it to be government controlled. It isn't going to pass this time either because people don't want government controlled health care. I agree that reform is needed but the US government has absolutely no business in the health care business. It isn't something dictated by the Constitution. You can't hang Obama's failures on the Republicans. That shirt just doesn't fit.
Agreed: people who didn't vote for him are obviously missing something.Obviously missing: I didn't vote for Obama.![]()
yeah they are, their hard earned cash