Hi guys, anyone have an itinerary on when obama will accomplish something?

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Hi guys, anyone have an itinerary on when obama will accomplish something?

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I'm waiting for obama to get something done. Any ideas out there when that will be?
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3-6 months prior to end of term.
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I think he's doing a pretty good job. I really don't expect anything drastic from any President. Just keep the place from going to hell in a hand basket and I'm happy.
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Umm maybe when his term is over?
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TonyT wrote:3-6 months prior to end of term.
And what will that be? Packing? :thumb:
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Easto wrote:I think he's doing a pretty good job. I really don't expect anything drastic from any President. Just keep the place from going to hell in a hand basket and I'm happy.
Drastic? Unemployment is through the roof and obama has bowed to everyone but the Burger King. :rotfl:
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blebs wrote:Umm maybe when his term is over?
You must mean his big accomplishment, or the one he'll be most fondly remembered for is moving out of the White House? :D
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I rate this comeback a B-

Simple and a good effort, but the initial reply and the trendy choice of Obama are whats lacking to get it in the A range.
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Political trolls, while being a bit passe, are an almost sure-fire method of getting folks hopping around. I would give this a B to a possible B+ just for the sure-fire methodoly utilized to ignite a flame. YoS apparently has a tougher standard in mind, as do many tenured posters.
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YARDofSTUF wrote:I rate this comeback a B-

Simple and a good effort, but the initial reply and the trendy choice of Obama are whats lacking to get it in the A range.
I demand a recount. :irate:
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brembo wrote:Political trolls, while being a bit passe, are an almost sure-fire method of getting folks hopping around. I would give this a B to a possible B+ just for the sure-fire methodoly utilized to ignite a flame. YoS apparently has a tougher standard in mind, as do many tenured posters.
Oh, I go away for a few, and now I'm a troll? :nope:
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Sarahnn wrote:I'm waiting for obama to get something done. Any ideas out there when that will be?
And when are you going to get something done?
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YARDofSTUF wrote:
Simple and a good effort, but the initial reply and the trendy choice of Obama are whats lacking to get it in the A range.


Someone help me get this hook out of my mouth! :D
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jeremyboycool wrote:And when are you going to get something done?
I started this thread, didn't I?
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Sarahnn wrote:I started this thread, didn't I?
And this is going to fix things how?

If people spent half the time they waste waiting for the government to fix things, fixing things we'd be colonizing Mars by now.
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Sarahnn wrote:I demand a recount. :irate:
Well an error was found that brought your score up to a B, but the demand of a recount dropped it back to a B-, though it may still be a moral victory.
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jeremyboycool wrote:And this is going to fix things how?

If people spent half the time they waste waiting for the government to fix things, fixing things we'd be colonizing Mars by now.
Obama was elected President. I think he should do something first. He gets paid better than me.
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YARDofSTUF wrote:Well an error was found that brought your score up to a B, but the demand of a recount dropped it back to a B-, though it may still be a moral victory.
I'll take a moral victory. It'll be a first. :rolleyes:
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Sarahnn wrote:Obama was elected President. I think he should do something first. He gets paid better than me.
Sounds like you'd make a great politician.
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Easto wrote:I think he's doing a pretty good job.
:rotfl: :rotfl: :rotfl: :rotfl:
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He needs to be far more assertive in the coming years. His attempts to try and get everyone to get along is killing his effectiveness. I respect his intent because in a perfect world that would be the way to go, but Washington is broken and being reasonable isn't one of their strong suits. The article below covers it fairly well.

http://www.newsweek.com/id/234372
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You aren't allowed to question the obammessiah. Didn't you get the memo?

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ThaDude wrote:You aren't allowed to question the obammessiah. Didn't you get the memo?

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I get the idea of humor, but after watching the last Administration do everything not to be questioned on things it's hard to believe anyone can make that remark about Obama with a straight face.
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Sarahnn wrote:I'm waiting for obama to get something done. Any ideas out there when that will be?
Honestly? When he gets his head out of his ass about this universal health care farce and actually tackles some of the real problems that we're facing in this country. A high unemployment rate, an exponentially growing national debt, and a general sense of poor morale across the nation are much more immediate concerns than universal health care.

I wish that Obama would take a step back from his pet project and really look at the nation as a whole. We need some serious help, and that's not going to come from pushing private agendas and ignoring the masses in favor of the fat cats. Stop giving the rich tax breaks and putting the burden on the poor. Stop forcing small businesses out of business by making the barriers to entry for any field too high to enter. Encourage national specialization - stop pressuring people to have to be academic and go back to a system of apprenticeship and craftsmanship.

But that's not likely to happen. People are happy to sit on their asses and complain about the situation, but very few are going to work to change it.
So trade that typical for something colorful, and if it's crazy live a little crazy!
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Quit being so damn stubborn about the health care crap and address the lack of employment. If a person has a meaningful, fair paying job then all else will begin to fall in place. They need to spend time figuring out how to pay as they go or we're fricken' doomed by debt! The dollar is still valuable across the globe, but sooner or later the massive debt will get us.
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For a second, I thought I was reading a thread at The Weekly Standard.
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Sarahnn wrote:I'm waiting for obama to get something done. Any ideas out there when that will be?
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You sound like a typical Republican...always asking somebody else for ideas.
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Sarahnn wrote:And what will that be? Packing? :thumb:
Anything that will assist his bid for re-election!
Presidents don't come up with ideas and get them into action.
Presidents are pawns who are told what to do.
They are bought and paid for front men for the banksters.
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Roody wrote:He needs to be far more assertive in the coming years. His attempts to try and get everyone to get along is killing his effectiveness. I respect his intent because in a perfect world that would be the way to go, but Washington is broken and being reasonable isn't one of their strong suits. The article below covers it fairly well.

http://www.newsweek.com/id/234372

I started to say something stupid and you may think the same of this but here go's. I voted for Obama because I thought he would work to make the system "work". suceding or not just isn't up to him but up to all of us. Be it Democrat or Republican we need to harass our polititions to stop grand standing. Much needs to be addressed and compromise is the only way to get there.
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OSULLY wrote:I started to say something stupid and you may think the same of this but here go's. I voted for Obama because I thought he would work to make the system "work". suceding or not just isn't up to him but up to all of us. Be it Democrat or Republican we need to harass our polititions to stop grand standing. Much needs to be addressed and compromise is the only way to get there.
Compromise is ideally the way to go. No complaints from me on that. Unfortunately, I have seen little evidence that can be a reality.

http://news.yahoo.com/s/ynews/ynews_ts1217
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Roody wrote:He needs to be far more assertive in the coming years. His attempts to try and get everyone to get along is killing his effectiveness. I respect his intent because in a perfect world that would be the way to go, but Washington is broken and being reasonable isn't one of their strong suits. The article below covers it fairly well.

http://www.newsweek.com/id/234372
Oh wow, I couldn't disagree more with that last line of that article. His unwillingness to hear the voice of the people that object to his leftist agenda is arrogant and petty.

I ask you, if you look at all his policies and actions in the past year, since he is a public servant of the highest order, who exactly is he trying to serve?
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ThaDude wrote:You aren't allowed to question the obammessiah. Didn't you get the memo?

By the looks of his job-approval rating, no one got the memo. :rotfl:
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Paft wrote:Honestly? When he gets his head out of his ass about this universal health care farce and actually tackles some of the real problems that we're facing in this country. A high unemployment rate, an exponentially growing national debt, and a general sense of poor morale across the nation are much more immediate concerns than universal health care.
I'm with you up to this point.
I wish that Obama would take a step back from his pet project and really look at the nation as a whole. We need some serious help, and that's not going to come from pushing private agendas and ignoring the masses in favor of the fat cats.
Obama is no friend of the fat cats. Remember he wants to redistribute the wealth?
Stop giving the rich tax breaks and putting the burden on the poor. Stop forcing small businesses out of business by making the barriers to entry for any field too high to enter. Encourage national specialization - stop pressuring people to have to be academic and go back to a system of apprenticeship and craftsmanship.
I don't see obama doing that at all.
But that's not likely to happen. People are happy to sit on their asses and complain about the situation, but very few are going to work to change it.
Americans are good people. they make positive changes where it is possible.
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TonyT wrote:Anything that will assist his bid for re-election!
Presidents don't come up with ideas and get them into action.
Presidents are pawns who are told what to do.
They are bought and paid for front men for the banksters.
That's not a bad system. Ultimately, the American people can vote the pawns in and out of office.
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JawZ wrote:'

You sound like a typical Republican...always asking somebody else for ideas.
What are we paying him to do?
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WHOA, WHoa,whoa! what makes you think you can come in this forum, that's half asleep, practically dead, 7days of threads on the first page and rattle the monkeys cages getting them all riled up! I mean, sheesh, and then here you come with your threads and stuff!

BTW, ole barry is leading the charge in imploding the democrat party. As soon as that is done, then you can say he's really accomplished something. :thumb:


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Sarahnn wrote:I started this thread, didn't I?
Hi,Sarahnn,it's good to see you !

long time :nod:
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Xpunge wrote:WHOA, WHoa,whoa! what makes you think you can come in this forum, that's half asleep, practically dead, 7days of threads on the first page and rattle the monkeys cages getting them all riled up! I mean, sheesh, and then here you come with your threads and stuff!

BTW, ole barry is leading the charge in imploding the democrat party. As soon as that is done, then you can say he's really accomplished something. :thumb:


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Dan wrote:Hi,Sarahnn,it's good to see you !

long time :nod:
Hiya Dan!! It's good to see you too!!! You still fishing? :thumb:
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Leatherneck wrote:Quit being so damn stubborn about the health care crap and address the lack of employment. If a person has a meaningful, fair paying job then all else will begin to fall in place. They need to spend time figuring out how to pay as they go or we're fricken' doomed by debt! The dollar is still valuable across the globe, but sooner or later the massive debt will get us.
I agree with that. Do you know how many folks probably lost health insurance because unemployment skyrocketed in the past year??? Instead of Obama getting more folks insured, he's taking health care away from them.

He can't be that obtuse, can he? :confused:
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