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If you anti-Obama people claim to love your country so much, you should realise something. Obama's won, and your already slating him despite the fact he hasn't done anything since he came into power.

How about this... you get behind him until he starts going badly wrong, that way, your country will be a more productive and united place.

*****ing about Obama winning isn't going to change the result. He won. But your already attacking him like he's had some chronic policy failures.

Don't be silly! He's already taking advice from Franklin Raines... you know... Mr Raines from Fannie Mae that cooked the books, collected millions in bonuses, while driving the company into the ground, and then had us tax payers bail it out....

Yeah and he's Obama's economy buddy. My exceedingly high expectations will of course be met with the Messiahs hope and change doctrine.
 
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Emanuel, who was a senior adviser for former President Bill Clinton throughout the 1990s, was appointed to the board of Freddie Mac upon his departure from the Clinton administration.

“Clinton’s going-away gift to Emanuel was a seat on the quasi-governmental Freddie Mac board, which paid him $231,655 in director’s fees in 2001 and $31,060 in 2000,”
 
If you anti-Obama people claim to love your country so much, you should realise something. Obama's won, and your already slating him despite the fact he hasn't done anything since he came into power.

How about this... you get behind him until he starts going badly wrong, that way, your country will be a more productive and united place.

*****ing about Obama winning isn't going to change the result. He won. But your already attacking him like he's had some chronic policy failures.

What you say is of course quite reasonable, but if you say it here, it often has the effect of whacking a beehive. I don't know how it is in your country, but as you can see here there is extreme polarization.
 
Maybe Emanuel will be one of the ones who will be going to jail over this entire fannie/freddie fiasco?!!

We can only hope. :wink:
 
Maybe Emanuel will be one of the ones who will be going to jail over this entire fannie/freddie fiasco?!!

We can only hope. :wink:

It's amazing how now the conservative movement is now FOR "Hope and Change" from Obama and Co. :D
 
What you say is of course quite reasonable, but if you say it here, it often has the effect of whacking a beehive. I don't know how it is in your country, but as you can see here there is extreme polarization.

That's the problem, the extreme polarizaton means people wont even give Obama a chance. Before he's even in office people making him out to have commited hundrerds of blunders.

And Unite our nation, this is a political forum for discussion. As a result, I will voice my opinion about someone elses country, because well... its kind of the purpose of this site. Stop being so childish and protective.
 
To our FRIENDS outside the Obama compound in America. I find this forum is not a FREE SPEECH forum. Obama has his agents in place to censor any negative remarks about his character or his Socialist agenda . If one says " America stinks because it has B.O." his informers censor you . I suspect in the near future my home and family will be at risk. America has LOST many Freedoms and the "FRIEND of TERRORIST" has not taken office .BEWARE!! of B.O.!!
 
Yes I am worried about the inevitable but that is an American issue. You are a person who wont even say where you come from, all you want to do is come to a form to bash our country and wont even say what country you are from. It has to be a pretty bad place... and I dont think you will be happy til you drag our country down to your level.
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I've (more-than-a-couple-times) ID'd myself as being a resident of Northern-Central Pennsylvania.....as if that matters.

As-far-as dragging this Country down, I'd say "conservatives" have (always) done this, themselves.

I was 18-years-old, in '68. People always ask why we were so pissed-off, during those years. That's simple. Most of the Absolutes (with which we were brought-up) turned-out to be total-BULLSH!T!!!!!

We were always told...."We're ALL equal, in God's eyes! NO One is better than anyone ELSE!" Eventually, we figured-out....thru personal-experiences...that those Absolutes were pretty-much restricted to White-people & White-institutions (i.e. schools, politics, application-of-The Law, etc.).

After watching The Civil Rights Movement, we'd figured it was OUR turn.....our OBLIGATION....to step-up-to-the-plate!! It didn't hurt that those (several-year) older-than-us gave us permission....like Jim Morrison....when he sang "They've got the guns, but....we've got THE NUMBERS!" :cool:

The WWII-Gen might have been The Greatest Generation, regarding our standing-in-The-World, when it came to defending Democracy....primarily for The Status Quo, but....culturally....here-at-home....they didn't have the balls to take-on the institutions that corrupted this country.

We figured....a little consistancy wasn't gonna kill anyone.

It almost seemd like they were using Vietnam to level (their) playing-field, here-at-home.....especially when it came to those folks who were the wrong-color.....and, couldn't afford college....or entry into The Champagne Division of the Texas National Guard.
 
If you anti-Obama people claim to love your country so much, you should realise something. Obama's won, and your already slating him despite the fact he hasn't done anything since he came into power.

How about this... you get behind him until he starts going badly wrong, that way, your country will be a more productive and united place.

*****ing about Obama winning isn't going to change the result. He won. But your already attacking him like he's had some chronic policy failures.



How about, NOT.


Does that say it better for you?
 
That's the problem, the extreme polarizaton means people wont even give Obama a chance. Before he's even in office people making him out to have commited hundrerds of blunders.
.......to some degree mate I guess this reaction was always going to be the case. After such a devisive and lenghtly campaign period 48% of those that voted are going to feel a bit disenchanchised because they feel that a wedge has been driven between themselves and the Democrats....take a look at some of the intransigent attitudes on this board for example!! The rhetoric was ramped up to such an extent that certain sections of society now feel that they are going to be left out of the political dynamic. Although, Obama is trying to reach them by offering an inclusive administration but I think for a period the ears will be closed.
 
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.......to some degree mate I guess this reaction was always going to be the case. After such a devisive and lenghtly campaign period 48% of those that voted are going to feel a bit disenchanchised because they feel that a wedge has been driven between themselves and the Democrats....take a look at some of the intransigent attitudes on this board for example!! The rhetoric was ramped up to such an extent that certain sections of society now feel that they are going to be left out of the political dynamic. Although, Obama is trying to reach them by offering an inclusive administration but I think for a period the ears will be closed.

The Scotsman said it well. obama is going to have to show, with action, that he is an inclusive president. Nothing else is going to stop the dissention that has been built by years of the Dems outrageous treatment of our President!
 
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