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Actually, I'm looking at the glass as more than half full - in favor of protecting The Constitution.
Well, there is an election in November this year.
That one will have consequences as well.
It's not ignoble to be happy that Independents have awakened to the Fraud of Obamamania.
Being Pope wouldn't suit me - I'd rather be Queen.
No actually, a public option would be non-profit company that you would BUY insurance from. Kind of like your credit union.
Along the lines of a GSE like Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac (except that it is non-profit)?
That would be good.
Yet another aggregation of taxpayer cash to be abused by those who cannot resist the Moral Hazard of other people's money.
The public option is not funded by taxpayers except in a startup loan.
And Fannie and Freddie didn't cause near as much of a problem as did the private banking/mortgage sector.
It's an interesting poll, and certainly shoring up independents support for 2010 elections is important, but Obama has, if nothing else, shown a propensity for mobilizing large swaths of people to vote (be it positive or negative) quickly. I think polls around august - september will be more telling of the situation once the lack of propaganda from both sides die down.
Fortunately (or unfortunately depending on where you stand) for the White House, the public regularly forgets legislation like this within months if they aren't reminded, so they have the option of downplaying it till election or really trying to ramp its merits up. Either way, I don't really like it, I think they should let the bill speak for itself after shoring up its unsound portions. As long as economic recovery continues and if they can begin to stem job losses, there won't be too much of a switch during the 2010 mid terms. It remains to be seen whether this is good or bad.
It's an interesting poll, and certainly shoring up independents support for 2010 elections is important, but Obama has, if nothing else, shown a propensity for mobilizing large swaths of people to vote (be it positive or negative) quickly. I think polls around august - september will be more telling of the situation once the lack of propaganda from both sides die down.
Fortunately (or unfortunately depending on where you stand) for the White House, the public regularly forgets legislation like this within months if they aren't reminded, so they have the option of downplaying it till election or really trying to ramp its merits up. Either way, I don't really like it, I think they should let the bill speak for itself after shoring up its unsound portions. As long as economic recovery continues and if they can begin to stem job losses, there won't be too much of a switch during the 2010 mid terms. It remains to be seen whether this is good or bad.
0bama's vote was partially a vote against Bush. He doesn't have that advantage anymore. Further, he was going to bring transparency and honesty to the office. Having massively failed on those counts and taxing just about everyone in some fashion before the 2012 elections, he will go down easily.
You economic recovery is in the stock market alone at this point. Credit is still very tight and before you go trumpeting the employment figures, I got three words for you. Temporary Census workers. Still trying to live off of hope and change huh?
So...if true it makes my statement even more correct. I suspect he was lying his ass off like normal when he said that. You wouldn't recognize smart if it came in a fifth 120 proof bottle.It's an interesting poll, and certainly shoring up independents support for 2010 elections is important, but Obama has, if nothing else, shown a propensity for mobilizing large swaths of people to vote (be it positive or negative) quickly. I think polls around august - september will be more telling of the situation once the lack of propaganda from both sides die down.
Fortunately (or unfortunately depending on where you stand) for the White House, the public regularly forgets legislation like this within months if they aren't reminded, so they have the option of downplaying it till election or really trying to ramp its merits up. Either way, I don't really like it, I think they should let the bill speak for itself after shoring up its unsound portions. As long as economic recovery continues and if they can begin to stem job losses, there won't be too much of a switch during the 2010 mid terms. It remains to be seen whether this is good or bad.
0bama's vote was partially a vote against Bush. He doesn't have that advantage anymore. Further, he was going to bring transparency and honesty to the office. Having massively failed on those counts and taxing just about everyone in some fashion before the 2012 elections, he will go down easily.
You economic recovery is in the stock market alone at this point. Credit is still very tight and before you go trumpeting the employment figures, I got three words for you. Temporary Census workers. Still trying to live off of hope and change huh?
he will go down easilyYou are some kinda stupid. Obama isn't running for anything in 2012.
There's also the fact that Obama ran as something completely different than what he has revealed himself to be as President. He can't run that way again - he won't fool the Independents.
There's also the fact that Obama ran as something completely different than what he has revealed himself to be as President. He can't run that way again - he won't fool the Independents.
There's also the fact that Obama ran as something completely different than what he has revealed himself to be as President. He can't run that way again - he won't fool the Independents.
And what, in your wittle bwain do you think he ran on??? My recollection is that:
PolitiFact | The Obameter: Tracking Barack Obama's Campaign Promises
So...if true it makes my statement even more correct. I suspect he was lying his ass off like normal when he said that. You wouldn't recognize smart if it came in a fifth 120 proof bottle.0bama's vote was partially a vote against Bush. He doesn't have that advantage anymore. Further, he was going to bring transparency and honesty to the office. Having massively failed on those counts and taxing just about everyone in some fashion before the 2012 elections, he will go down easily.
You economic recovery is in the stock market alone at this point. Credit is still very tight and before you go trumpeting the employment figures, I got three words for you. Temporary Census workers. Still trying to live off of hope and change huh?
he will go down easilyYou are some kinda stupid. Obama isn't running for anything in 2012.
Were there any pledges he kept? He criticised Hillary for wanting to impose an individual mandate and voila, now we have one.There's also the fact that Obama ran as something completely different than what he has revealed himself to be as President. He can't run that way again - he won't fool the Independents.
And what, in your wittle bwain do you think he ran on??? My recollection is that:
PolitiFact | The Obameter: Tracking Barack Obama's Campaign Promises
Fortunately we do not rely on your memory or spin. Bipartisanship and transparency were right up there. Total fail on both counts.
There's also the fact that Obama ran as something completely different than what he has revealed himself to be as President. He can't run that way again - he won't fool the Independents.
And what, in your wittle bwain do you think he ran on??? My recollection is that:
PolitiFact | The Obameter: Tracking Barack Obama's Campaign Promises
Fortunately we do not rely on your memory or spin. Bipartisanship and transparency were right up there. Total fail on both counts.
And what, in your wittle bwain do you think he ran on??? My recollection is that:
PolitiFact | The Obameter: Tracking Barack Obama's Campaign Promises
Fortunately we do not rely on your memory or spin. Bipartisanship and transparency were right up there. Total fail on both counts.
Hmmm.....looks like you did rely on my memory.....hahahaha.....you went to the thread, didn't you? God, you people are just too easy.
As for bipartisianship, he spent the better part of a year in pursuit of that. But it's hard to dance when you don't have a partner. Transparancy, I'd give him a 'C'. But heck, even is his campaign promise was to simply keep breathing, you wingnuts would claim he failed at that.