Obama Succeeds Again?

[narenmmk]

I would say absolutely not.

If you have any examples of Obama successes that have be greeted with disdain for no reason...please do lay them on me.

I would have a hard time coming up with a success that can be attributed to Obama. None the less, one that isn’t subject to criticism because of its infallibility.

I can however find countless examples of prominent politicians and media folks who have tingles going up their legs for no apparent reason other than they are just liberal agreeing with a liberal president. Who in their mind is somehow a grace of the earth… not sure why they think that though…maybe you have some insight?

 

[Pandora]

I would say absolutely not.

If you have any examples of Obama successes that have be greeted with disdain for no reason...please do lay them on me.

I would have a hard time coming up with a success that can be attributed to Obama. None the less, one that isn’t subject to criticism because of its infallibility.

I can however find countless examples of prominent politicians and media folks who have tingles going up their legs for no apparent reason other than they are just liberal agreeing with a liberal president. Who in their mind is somehow a grace of the earth… not sure why they think that though…maybe you have some insight?

obama has success in something

he has suceeded in spending more money, faster than any other President before himself including George W Bush. But President Bush had 8 years, two wars and a number of other issues like 911 and Katrina and giving aid to other countries for things like the tsunami and Indonesia.


President Bush spent far too much money in his 8 years, it was disgusting. obama has him beat, he spent more than President Bush did and he did it in less than 100 days, so he has been successful at something

 

[Pandora]

By the way, welcome to the HOP

 

[Mr. Shaman]

I would say absolutely not.

Try, try, again.......
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[Mr. Shaman]

But President Bush had 8 years, two wars and a number of other issues like 911 and Katrina and giving aid to other countries for things like the tsunami and Indonesia.

President Bush spent far too much money in his 8 years, it was disgusting.

Aw, c'mon....let's be fair....

He did give the 1%ers mega-tax-cut$, right BEFORE he started spending....so THEY wouldn't have to help pay-off his balance!!!

 

[Mr. Shaman]

I would say absolutely not.

If you have any examples of Obama successes that have be greeted with disdain for no reason...please do lay them on me.

I would have a hard time coming up with a success that can be attributed to Obama. None the less, one that isn’t subject to criticism because of its infallibility.

I can however find countless examples of prominent politicians and media folks who have tingles going up their legs for no apparent reason other than they are just liberal agreeing with a liberal president. Who in their mind is somehow a grace of the earth… not sure why they think that though…maybe you have some insight?

"Hundreds, if not thousands, of lobbyists are likely to be ejected from federal advisory panelshttp://www.washingtonpost.com/wp-dy...1/26/AR2009112602362.html?hpid=topnews&sub=AR as part of a little-noticed initiative by the Obama administration to curb K Street's influence in Washington, according to White House officials and lobbying experts.

The new policy -- issued with little fanfare this fall by the White House ethics counsel -- may turn out to be the most far-reaching lobbying rule change so far from President Obama, who also has sought to restrict the ability of lobbyists to get jobs in his administration and to negotiate over stimulus contracts.

The initiative is aimed at a system of advisory committees so vast that federal officials don't have exact numbers for its size; the most recent estimates tally nearly 1,000 panels with total membership exceeding 60,000 people.

Under the policy, which is being phased in over the coming months, none of the more than 13,000 lobbyists in Washington would be able to hold seats on the committees, which advise agencies on trade rules, troop levels, environmental regulations, consumer protections and thousands of other government policies."

 

[Mr. Shaman]

It's no wonder John Bonerhttp://thinkprogress.org/2009/11/24/washtimes-dinner-lie/ missed the Whitehouse party!

He was more-than-likely back home, beggin' for buck$!!!

THAT boy's runnin'-outta-LOBBYI$T$!!!!!!