For Obama Supporters

[Vel]

Whenever Obama's numerous failure's are mentioned, the first liberal responses are usually to tell us that Obama's agenda has been obstructed by the Republicans and that is why he hasn't been successful. If in the unlikely event Obama were to be re-elected, how do you think that would change? The House will be held by the Republicans and the Senate may go Republican as well. Can any of you really want 4 more years of this economy?

 

[Sinjorri]

yes they do and im not trying to be mean but i know u know they hate this country, so why ask that question, they want this country to die as is and be reborn as a solicialistic country,

 

[bobcollum]

If in the unlikely event Obama were to be re-elected

I'm not voting for him, but you folks should really prepare for what I'm sure you'd consider the worst.

 

[Plasmaball]

whenever a republican problem is pointed out it is deflected back to the left.
Whenever a democrat problem is pointed out it is deflected back to the right.
Rarely are the actual topic discussed between opposing parties.

The right blocks the left, and the left blocks the right. Rare is it anyone works with anyone anymore or see's eye to eye on an issue. Thus why congress is below 10% approval, And yet they dont give a shit, and you people keep voting the same morons in everytime.

 

[Vel]

Do Obama supporters really want 4 more years of high unemployment, record deficits, high energy prices and constant uncertainty about the future?

 

[Sinjorri]

they wont answer it but yes they do.

 

[Wolfsister77]

yes they do and im not trying to be mean but i know u know they hate this country, so why ask that question, they want this country to die as is and be reborn as a solicialistic country,

You're not trying to be mean but you make an asinine statement like this?

No one wants this country to die and we are already a hybrid of Socialist and Capitalist economy.

 

[Wolfsister77]

they wont answer it but yes they do.

Nobody wants that and if you think Romney is going to magically turn things around bringing back the Bush failures, then you are in for a disappointment if he somehow happens to win.

 

[Sinjorri]

yes they do and im not trying to be mean but i know u know they hate this country, so why ask that question, they want this country to die as is and be reborn as a solicialistic country,

You're not trying to be mean but you make an asinine statement like this?

No one wants this country to die and we are already a hybrid of Socialist and Capitalist economy.

until the socialist programs collapse, and we are captialism with some socialism big difference. and hows it asinine when i see threads, "captailism is dead" and i see posts like we want captailism gone because its greedy?

 

[Wolfsister77]

yes they do and im not trying to be mean but i know u know they hate this country, so why ask that question, they want this country to die as is and be reborn as a solicialistic country,

You're not trying to be mean but you make an asinine statement like this?

No one wants this country to die and we are already a hybrid of Socialist and Capitalist economy.

until the socialist programs collapse, and we are captialism with some socialism big difference. and hows it asinine when i see threads, "captailism is dead" and i see posts like we want captailism gone because its greedy?

The asinine part is saying we hate this country and want it to die. That is wrong on so many levels.

 

[Vel]

You're not trying to be mean but you make an asinine statement like this?

No one wants this country to die and we are already a hybrid of Socialist and Capitalist economy.

until the socialist programs collapse, and we are captialism with some socialism big difference. and hows it asinine when i see threads, "captailism is dead" and i see posts like we want captailism gone because its greedy?

The asinine part is saying we hate this country and want it to die. That is wrong on so many levels.

So how do you see a path forward if Obama were to be re-elected?

 

[mudwhistle]

Do Obama supporters really want 4 more years of high unemployment, record deficits, high energy prices and constant uncertainty about the future?

Yes.

 

[Wolfsister77]

until the socialist programs collapse, and we are captialism with some socialism big difference. and hows it asinine when i see threads, "captailism is dead" and i see posts like we want captailism gone because its greedy?

The asinine part is saying we hate this country and want it to die. That is wrong on so many levels.

So how do you see a path forward if Obama were to be re-elected?

Honestly, the only way I see a path forward is if enough people are elected to the Senate to help Obama with some of his policies. And the House too.

If that doesn't happen, and it probably won't this time, then Congress needs to be willing to compromise.

I don't blame everything on Republicans but a large part of it on the extreme right they have taken due partly to the Tea Party's influence.

I don't think either party can govern if the radical fringe controls their party.

So if Obama is elected, and the GOP takes over the Senate or if the Dems keep the Senate with barely a majority-we probably won't get out of this mess.

Wish I was wrong but Congress is broken. We need to get rid of the filibuster completely for starters.

 

[Nole]

Do Obama supporters really want 4 more years of high unemployment, record deficits, high energy prices and constant uncertainty about the future?

yes. less you forget the mess we had pryor to Obama, losing 800k jobs a month. Does that ring a bell? The problem is while you an yell and scream about President Obama all day long, fact is you cant sit here and point out any Republican who has done a better job in the past 30 years.

Obama has little control over energy market that bows at the alter of speculation and hyperbole, we all lose in the energy market.

there is always uncertainty for the future, Obama has little to do with this fact.

 

[8537]

What makes you think Republicans will control the House and Senate?

 

[Vel]

The asinine part is saying we hate this country and want it to die. That is wrong on so many levels.

So how do you see a path forward if Obama were to be re-elected?

Honestly, the only way I see a path forward is if enough people are elected to the Senate to help Obama with some of his policies. And the House too.

If that doesn't happen, and it probably won't this time, then Congress needs to be willing to compromise.

I don't blame everything on Republicans but a large part of it on the extreme right they have taken due partly to the Tea Party's influence.

I don't think either party can govern if the radical fringe controls their party.

So if Obama is elected, and the GOP takes over the Senate or if the Dems keep the Senate with barely a majority-we probably won't get out of this mess.

Wish I was wrong but Congress is broken. We need to get rid of the filibuster completely for starters.

So, based on your post, you see 4 more years of our current mess. Doesn't sound like anything I would want to vote for.

 

[Immanuel]

whenever a republican problem is pointed out it is deflected back to the left.
Whenever a democrat problem is pointed out it is deflected back to the right.
Rarely are the actual topic discussed between opposing parties.

The right blocks the left, and the left blocks the right. Rare is it anyone works with anyone anymore or see's eye to eye on an issue. Thus why congress is below 10% approval, And yet they dont give a shit, and you people keep voting the same morons in everytime.

I hadn't gotten the idea that you had finally dumped the Democratic Party. I thought for sure that you were still one of the ones that would vote Obama and whatever Democrat appeared on your ticket come hell or high water.

So, are you really not planning on voting for the same morons this time around?

Immie

 

[Sinjorri]

So how do you see a path forward if Obama were to be re-elected?

Honestly, the only way I see a path forward is if enough people are elected to the Senate to help Obama with some of his policies. And the House too.

If that doesn't happen, and it probably won't this time, then Congress needs to be willing to compromise.

I don't blame everything on Republicans but a large part of it on the extreme right they have taken due partly to the Tea Party's influence.

I don't think either party can govern if the radical fringe controls their party.

So if Obama is elected, and the GOP takes over the Senate or if the Dems keep the Senate with barely a majority-we probably won't get out of this mess.

Wish I was wrong but Congress is broken. We need to get rid of the filibuster completely for starters.

So, based on your post, you see 4 more years of our current mess. Doesn't sound like anything I would want to vote for.

you, me and conservatives dont, but as you just read, yes, yes they do and they hate this country for stopping them.

 

[Vel]

Do Obama supporters really want 4 more years of high unemployment, record deficits, high energy prices and constant uncertainty about the future?

yes. less you forget the mess we had pryor to Obama, losing 800k jobs a month. Does that ring a bell? The problem is while you an yell and scream about President Obama all day long, fact is you cant sit here and point out any Republican who has done a better job in the past 30 years.

Obama has little control over energy market that bows at the alter of speculation and hyperbole, we all lose in the energy market.

there is always uncertainty for the future, Obama has little to do with this fact.

I'm of the opinion that all the Republican presidents of the last 30 years have done a better job than Obama has done.

If Obama had an energy policy that included oil exploration and increasing our energy supply then the speculators would be driving prices down.

Obama has created economic uncertainty. Businesses has no sense of what tomorrow might bring as far as tax rates and regulations might be and therefore are holding back.

 

[mudwhistle]

Do Obama supporters really want 4 more years of high unemployment, record deficits, high energy prices and constant uncertainty about the future?

yes. less you forget the mess we had pryor to Obama, losing 800k jobs a month. Does that ring a bell? The problem is while you an yell and scream about President Obama all day long, fact is you cant sit here and point out any Republican who has done a better job in the past 30 years.

Obama has little control over energy market that bows at the alter of speculation and hyperbole, we all lose in the energy market.

there is always uncertainty for the future, Obama has little to do with this fact.

Poor Obama. Can't get anything done. Can't get anyone to work with him.

Well, it that's the case then it's time for him to go.