This guy is so open it just seems unreal too what we had last 8 years. Today he tells crowd and TV audiance. If his plan does not work and folks are not better off in 4 years. Well he said WE will have a new president. Thats putting your head. Or plan on a short rope. Takes Balls.
Takes Balls Mr Prez
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yeh a differant kind of chance than Bush and Cheney ever made.
they were like
if you dont like our plan then hit the fawking bricks bitchs
they were like
if you dont like our plan then hit the fawking bricks bitchs
takes balls?
takes balls?
don't really understand why it took balls to say that. not really going out on a limb or anything. wish he'd say something to get the markets out of the toilet. didn't react too well to the grand plan
takes balls?
don't really understand why it took balls to say that. not really going out on a limb or anything. wish he'd say something to get the markets out of the toilet. didn't react too well to the grand plan
did he have his teleprompter:shrug: I am sure he took some softball questions from the drive by's, it did not take balls for him to come out and say we are going to spend the country into bankruptcy, because that is where we are going. :sadwave:
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i didnt see any teleprompter
for you to not see Bush and his twin Cheney spent America into bankruptcy before Obama got there is pitiful:142smilie
It will be Obama that gets us out of this.
you know ...... the chosen one.
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Dick Morris
Hillary?s incredible, shrinking role
By Dick Morris
Posted: 02/09/09 06:23 PM [ET]
Secretary of State Hillary Rodham Clinton is finding that her job description is dissolving under her feet, leaving her with only a vestige of the power she must have thought she acquired when she signed on to be President Obama?s chief Cabinet officer.
Since her designation:
? Vice President Biden has moved vigorously to stake out foreign policy as his turf. His visit to Afghanistan, right before the Inauguration, could not but send a signal to Hillary that he would conduct foreign policy in the new administration, leaving Hillary in the role of backup.
? Richard Holbrooke, the former Balkan negotiator and U.N. ambassador, has been named special envoy to Afghanistan and Pakistan. He insisted on direct access to the president, a privilege he was denied during much of the Clinton years.
? Former Sen. George Mitchell (D-Maine), negotiator of the Irish Peace Accords, was appointed to be the administration?s point man on Arab-Israeli negotiations.
? Samantha Powers, Obama?s former campaign aide, who once called Hillary a ?monster,? has been appointed to the National Security Council (NSC) as director of ?multilateral affairs.?
? Gen. James L. Jones, Obama?s new national security adviser, has announced an expansion of the membership and role of the NSC. He pledges to eliminate ?back channels? to the president and wants to grow the NSC?s role to accommodate the ?dramatically different? challenges of the current world situation.
? Susan Rice, Obama?s new United Nations ambassador, insisted upon and got Cabinet rank for her portfolio, and she will presumably also have the same kind of access to Obama that she had as his chief foreign policy adviser during the campaign.
So where does all this leave Secretary of State Clinton?
While sympathy for Mrs. Clinton is outside the normal fare of these columns, one cannot help but feel that she is surrounded by people who are, at best, strangers and, at worst, enemies. The competition that has historically occupied secretaries of State and national security advisers seems poised to ratchet up to a new level in the current administration.
Hillary?s essential problem is that she is an outsider in the current mix. She was the adversary in the campaign, and Rice and Powers ? at the very least ? know it well, having helped to run the campaign that dethroned her. Can they ? and she ? be devoid of bitterness or at least of normal human trepidation? Not very likely.
The fact is that the power of the secretary of State is not statutory, nor does it flow from the prestige of the post?s occupant. Former Gen. Al Haig, once supreme commander of NATO and chief of staff to President Nixon, found that out when he was undercut as secretary by the White House troika of Mike Deaver, James Baker and Ed Meese. Bill Rogers, Eisenhower?s attorney general and Nixon?s California confidant, found himself on the outs from the moment he became secretary of State, with Henry Kissinger soaking up all the power through his direct access to Nixon as national security adviser.
The power of the secretary of State flows directly from the president. But Hillary does not have the inside track with Obama. Rice and Powers, close advisers in the campaign, and Gen. Jones ? whose office is in the White House ? all may have superior access. Holbrooke and Mitchell will have more immediate information about the world?s trouble spots.
So what is Hillary?s mandate? Of what is she secretary of State? If you take the Middle East, Afghanistan and Pakistan out of the equation, what is left? One would have to assume that the old North Korea hands in the government would monopolize that theater of action. What, precisely, is it that Hillary is to do? The question lingers.
And for this she gave up a Senate seat?
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djv
I had to laugh at this article. I think Obama is smarter than we have even given him credit for.
He found a way to shut Hillary up.
Open up Billys accounts to show how he was and is in the Saudi pockets.
Kept her from making any Senate type decisions.
Kept her from access to the Oval office unless summoned.
Kept her from running legitimately for President again. Why when she did nothing as Sec of State.
Kept the Clintons in a certain amount of debt yet to be made up.
mission accomplished as George W would say
Dick Morris
Hillary?s incredible, shrinking role
By Dick Morris
Posted: 02/09/09 06:23 PM [ET]
Secretary of State Hillary Rodham Clinton is finding that her job description is dissolving under her feet, leaving her with only a vestige of the power she must have thought she acquired when she signed on to be President Obama?s chief Cabinet officer.
Since her designation:
? Vice President Biden has moved vigorously to stake out foreign policy as his turf. His visit to Afghanistan, right before the Inauguration, could not but send a signal to Hillary that he would conduct foreign policy in the new administration, leaving Hillary in the role of backup.
? Richard Holbrooke, the former Balkan negotiator and U.N. ambassador, has been named special envoy to Afghanistan and Pakistan. He insisted on direct access to the president, a privilege he was denied during much of the Clinton years.
? Former Sen. George Mitchell (D-Maine), negotiator of the Irish Peace Accords, was appointed to be the administration?s point man on Arab-Israeli negotiations.
? Samantha Powers, Obama?s former campaign aide, who once called Hillary a ?monster,? has been appointed to the National Security Council (NSC) as director of ?multilateral affairs.?
? Gen. James L. Jones, Obama?s new national security adviser, has announced an expansion of the membership and role of the NSC. He pledges to eliminate ?back channels? to the president and wants to grow the NSC?s role to accommodate the ?dramatically different? challenges of the current world situation.
? Susan Rice, Obama?s new United Nations ambassador, insisted upon and got Cabinet rank for her portfolio, and she will presumably also have the same kind of access to Obama that she had as his chief foreign policy adviser during the campaign.
So where does all this leave Secretary of State Clinton?
While sympathy for Mrs. Clinton is outside the normal fare of these columns, one cannot help but feel that she is surrounded by people who are, at best, strangers and, at worst, enemies. The competition that has historically occupied secretaries of State and national security advisers seems poised to ratchet up to a new level in the current administration.
Hillary?s essential problem is that she is an outsider in the current mix. She was the adversary in the campaign, and Rice and Powers ? at the very least ? know it well, having helped to run the campaign that dethroned her. Can they ? and she ? be devoid of bitterness or at least of normal human trepidation? Not very likely.
The fact is that the power of the secretary of State is not statutory, nor does it flow from the prestige of the post?s occupant. Former Gen. Al Haig, once supreme commander of NATO and chief of staff to President Nixon, found that out when he was undercut as secretary by the White House troika of Mike Deaver, James Baker and Ed Meese. Bill Rogers, Eisenhower?s attorney general and Nixon?s California confidant, found himself on the outs from the moment he became secretary of State, with Henry Kissinger soaking up all the power through his direct access to Nixon as national security adviser.
The power of the secretary of State flows directly from the president. But Hillary does not have the inside track with Obama. Rice and Powers, close advisers in the campaign, and Gen. Jones ? whose office is in the White House ? all may have superior access. Holbrooke and Mitchell will have more immediate information about the world?s trouble spots.
So what is Hillary?s mandate? Of what is she secretary of State? If you take the Middle East, Afghanistan and Pakistan out of the equation, what is left? One would have to assume that the old North Korea hands in the government would monopolize that theater of action. What, precisely, is it that Hillary is to do? The question lingers.
And for this she gave up a Senate seat?
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djv
I had to laugh at this article. I think Obama is smarter than we have even given him credit for.
He found a way to shut Hillary up.
Open up Billys accounts to show how he was and is in the Saudi pockets.
Kept her from making any Senate type decisions.
Kept her from access to the Oval office unless summoned.
Kept her from running legitimately for President again. Why when she did nothing as Sec of State.
Kept the Clintons in a certain amount of debt yet to be made up.
mission accomplished as George W would say
Scott you are corect he is a very smart young man. And not just because of this move. Reb's are trowin the chit at him and it's not sticken. They will wake up soon I hope. Some of them still think Bush is in WH. They already forgot ass kicking they got last two elections.
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:director: LEAD....FOLLOW....
OR
GET THE FUCK OUT OF THE WAY
like it or not...
he is the boss...
see above if you still don't get it..
there is a starting point in every county and city in the country where elections are held to take on positions to make a change..
:director: LEAD...FOLLOW
OR..
GET THE FUCK OUT OF THE WAY..
works for me..
OR
GET THE FUCK OUT OF THE WAY
like it or not...
he is the boss...
see above if you still don't get it..
there is a starting point in every county and city in the country where elections are held to take on positions to make a change..
:director: LEAD...FOLLOW
OR..
GET THE FUCK OUT OF THE WAY..
works for me..
yes..achmadinajhad was right...the 12th mahdi has indeed appeared....
oddly enough,it wasn`t in iran...
/:rimshot ..i can feel moonbat heads exploding...:lol:
easy...easy...:nono: :joke:
oddly enough,it wasn`t in iran...
/:rimshot ..i can feel moonbat heads exploding...:lol:
easy...easy...:nono: :joke:
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give him chance to do what?...turn this country into california?...
smurph...you heard those people at those rallies yesterday......a guy expecting the government to make good on his $3,000 monthly salary while he`s not working....
a woman expecting obama to give her a car and a house.....
and this asshole...http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=01MNZBTt4K4
once you go down this path of the governemnt taking over business,banking,healthcare etc.it`s over for this country... can you pay my mortgage?...can you give me a car?...can you give me a refrigerator?....
he`s perpetuating an "on the dole" mentality that will crush the country...
that`s what comrade obama and the democrats are trying to do...
once these federal giveaway programs are implemented,you can`t take them back......the economy is screwed forever...the country is changed forever...it`s no longer a cyclical phenomenon...
i totally expect a call in 2011, after the bush tax cuts expire, for massive tax increases to 'pay off the debt' that this "stimulus"bill creates....that`s the goal of obama and congress...
these nitwits are slip-streaming major fundamental change and government control in the guise of a stimulus. ...i can envision 60-70% as a max tax rate to fufill the socialistic goals of bock,reid and pelosi....
history`s taught us that it`s a failed system...and that one party should never control the presidency and congress...
/that tremor you just heard is the founding father's turning over in their graves.....
lol- Your posts have become more paranoid and frantic since 1/20 and I didn't think that was even possible. Nice work.
So its ok to bailout the banks ,who negotiated with the American people in distrust and fraud(see countrywide),but F*&& the american people there on there own???????
You make it seem that our country is ok on main street:142smilie !By no means do they deserve a free mortgage,but lets be real something needs to be restructured and the american people AS A WHOLE need some form of help.Which they have been ignored far to looooong!!!
