C,mon, fess up, are you regretting your vote?

[Dr.Traveler]

ah yes - the responses confirm the caliber I alluded to

Its eerily similar to how the far left reacted after the 2004 election. They always seemed to be asking folks if they "regretted their vote" for Bush, and they'd talk about how the common man was fooled, they'd express frustration with how on Earth folks could vote for Bush, etc.

Who knew the Extreme Left and Extreme Right were so similar?

 

[Maple]

ah yes - the responses confirm the caliber I alluded to

Its eerily similar to how the far left reacted after the 2004 election. They always seemed to be asking folks if they "regretted their vote" for Bush, and they'd talk about how the common man was fooled, they'd express frustration with how on Earth folks could vote for Bush, etc.

Who knew the Extreme Left and Extreme Right were so similar?

Well maybe you aught to confirm what the caliber is of the majority of Americans.
Here's their caliber and here's what they are saying about the caliber of your guy, Obama.


Just wait until it sinks in to the American people how the terrorists are going to be tried in courts in New York under the protection of the constitution as though they were American citizens. Anyone know how to spell 'Off a Cliff," because that's where his polls are going next.

Daily Presidential Tracking Poll - Rasmussen Reports™

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The Rasmussen Reports daily Presidential Tracking Poll for Friday shows that 28% of the nation's voters Strongly Approve of the way that Barack Obama is performing his role as President. Thirty-eight percent (38%) Strongly Disapprove giving Obama a Presidential Approval Index rating of -10 (see trends

 

[Dr.Traveler]

...because he is a socialist.

Opinions are not facts.

For the record, the reason I now vote Democrat is because after voting for the Republicans in 2000 and 2004, it became clear that the GOP party mantra was "Borrow and Spend" while the DNC's party mantra is "Tax and Spend." I'd rather not spend, but if those are the only two choices, I'll take the moderately more responsible "Tax and Spend" any day of the week.

I like Obama better than Bush or Clinton for different reasons. Bush was essentially a big government GOP'er, every bit as socialist as Obama is claimed to be. He lacked a spine and couldn't even seem to find his veto pen for a large percentage of his presidency.

I'm willing to concede Clinton was a decent President, but I've never particularly liked the guy on any level. I much prefered George H.W. Bush.

At this stage of the game, I feel better about Obama than I did about Clinton or Bush in their early presidency. My opinion might change, but he seems to be off to a better start than either of the previous two were are a comparable stage.

 

[nodoginnafight]

ah yes - the responses confirm the caliber I alluded to

Its eerily similar to how the far left reacted after the 2004 election. They always seemed to be asking folks if they "regretted their vote" for Bush, and they'd talk about how the common man was fooled, they'd express frustration with how on Earth folks could vote for Bush, etc.

Who knew the Extreme Left and Extreme Right were so similar?

How VERY true!

 

[Dr.Traveler]

Daily Presidential Tracking Poll - Rasmussen Reports™

Rasmussen painting a pretty picture for the GOP? Color me shocked. Gallup and others have completely different numbers.

Regardless, the only poll that matters is still 3 years away. Given the current state of the GOP candidates, I expect Obama to easily come out ahead on that one.

 

[Liability]

ah yes - the responses confirm the caliber I alluded to

Congratulating yourself doesn't mean you're right, nobrains. It just means that you are repeating yourself.

Speaking of caliber: there's no powder in your cartridge.

 

[rightwinger]

Libs:

I am STILL regretting your vote.

In point of fact, I am regretting YOUR vote more and more with each passing day and with each and every moronic "decision" made by this asshole Administration.

"We the people" gave republicans carte blanche to execute the policies they have been advocating for decades.....deregulation, tax cuts, minimal oversight, trickle down economics, my way or the highway foreign policy

They drove the economy into the ground and started two wars.

"We the people" recognized the mistake in electing republicans and firmly rejected the conservative movement. Since the liberals have taken charge the stock market has skyrocketed (like it always does with Dems), recesion is ending, healthcare will pass and diplomatic ties are being reestablished accross the globe.

 

[ElmerMudd]

Obama is not a perfect President. I have disagreed with some of his actions.

Over all I am pleased with his performance and would not change my vote.

The final analysis will be in 2012.

Too many have never given him a chance. He could cure cancer and they would find something wrong with the way he did it. Idiots.

 

[Rinata]

Looks like Obama is shaping up to be one of the top ten presidents in US history, and the best president since FDR.

Looks like another landslide victory in 2012

Not unless he grows a pair and tells the repugs to go fuck thmeselves.

I do agree that he has given the party of no every possible chance to work as a team. They didn't want to, so now Obama should just shine them on. I even sent Obama an email and told him that.