obama doing a great job
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Some of you are fucking crazy.
Lets get a few things out of the way.
Will he be able to fix the mess he was handed? I don't know.
Is this the right way to accomplish his goal? No one knows.
I think some of you have turned a blind eye to the past. Is this all Obama's fault? Let me answer that. No.
He has chosen a route to fix the problem. The ones who made the mess need to keep their fucking mouths shut. If you supported the Bush administration you have no right to open your two-faced mouth. Nothing good is going to come out of it.
By the way most economists agree this is the correct way to solve our current issues. I'm not going to argue that its the correct way to go about it, but it makes me sick to see you GOP fucks opening your mouth. I really wish there was a god so that would be a possibility that you would all go to hell.
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One more thing I have to add. When are some of you going to fight for issues and not party?
If you fight only for party you are a sheep that is being led to the slaughterhouse. Start to think for yourself.
If you fight only for party you are a sheep that is being led to the slaughterhouse. Start to think for yourself.
That is hilarious. Some of those posters make him look like he thinks is the King that will deliver us to the promised land. He will spend until there is nothing left. Oh yea they can just print more. First president in my life that I could care less what he has to say. See him on TV and I just turn it off.
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LOL
I had to go to a construciton site in Augusta today. I listened to Rush Limbutt for about one and a half hours.
ranting about Obama, goverment firing Wegner GM
Obama said capitolism is chaos and that is the same thing he heard in Russia in 1980
Obama taking away our SUV's
Obama has agenda set for G20 where he will look good, and he wouldnt go if he didnt. No fawking shit whack job Rush touchhole.
Just because Bush didnt know enough to talk to people in advance of thngs.
what a big stupid oxycontin whacked out idiot.
I had to stop on the side of the road and puke twice.
ranting about Obama, goverment firing Wegner GM
Obama said capitolism is chaos and that is the same thing he heard in Russia in 1980
Obama taking away our SUV's
Obama has agenda set for G20 where he will look good, and he wouldnt go if he didnt. No fawking shit whack job Rush touchhole.
Just because Bush didnt know enough to talk to people in advance of thngs.
what a big stupid oxycontin whacked out idiot.
I had to stop on the side of the road and puke twice.
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you will probably enjoy watching this then
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Poll: Americans believe world leaders respect ObamaStory Highlights
Seven in 10 people believe that leaders of other countries respect Obama
Poll findings are in sharp contrast with George W. Bush's numbers in 2001:scared
Eight in 10 Americans are confident Obama will represent the U.S. well to the world:00hour
WASHINGTON (CNN) -- As Barack Obama takes off for his first overseas trip as president, a new national poll indicates that more than eight in 10 Americans think he will do a good job representing the United States to the world.
A poll indicates eight in 10 Americans think President Obama will represent the United States well to the world.
And seven in 10 people questioned in the CNN/Opinion Research Corporation survey, released Tuesday, believe that leaders of other countries respect Obama.
That last figure is in sharp contrast with George W. Bush.
At the start of his presidency in 2001, only 49 percent believed that foreign leaders respected Bush.:scared
"Except for the period following the 9/11 attacks, that number never got any better for Bush," says CNN Polling Director Keating Holland.
Obama is scheduled to travel to Britain on Tuesday, where he will participate with other leaders in the G-20 summit.
"Even among Republicans, a majority believes that other world leaders respect Obama."
Obama is scheduled to travel to Britain on Tuesday, where he will participate with other leaders in the G-20 summit.
The CNN/Opinion Research Corporation poll was conducted March 12-15, with 1,019 adult Americans questioned by telephone
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The world knew Bush and Cheney to be what they were.
Finally
Change we can believe in !
Seven in 10 people believe that leaders of other countries respect Obama
Poll findings are in sharp contrast with George W. Bush's numbers in 2001:scared
Eight in 10 Americans are confident Obama will represent the U.S. well to the world:00hour
WASHINGTON (CNN) -- As Barack Obama takes off for his first overseas trip as president, a new national poll indicates that more than eight in 10 Americans think he will do a good job representing the United States to the world.
A poll indicates eight in 10 Americans think President Obama will represent the United States well to the world.
And seven in 10 people questioned in the CNN/Opinion Research Corporation survey, released Tuesday, believe that leaders of other countries respect Obama.
That last figure is in sharp contrast with George W. Bush.
At the start of his presidency in 2001, only 49 percent believed that foreign leaders respected Bush.:scared
"Except for the period following the 9/11 attacks, that number never got any better for Bush," says CNN Polling Director Keating Holland.
Obama is scheduled to travel to Britain on Tuesday, where he will participate with other leaders in the G-20 summit.
"Even among Republicans, a majority believes that other world leaders respect Obama."
Obama is scheduled to travel to Britain on Tuesday, where he will participate with other leaders in the G-20 summit.
The CNN/Opinion Research Corporation poll was conducted March 12-15, with 1,019 adult Americans questioned by telephone
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The world knew Bush and Cheney to be what they were.
Finally
Change we can believe in !
let me take a stab @ this.... To answer your question.... NO ...BUT, do you think there is a hint of racist in any of the post by Raymond ?
RAYMOND " I will stand behind my President whoever it may be. I love my country"
:scared :shrug:
:scared :shrug:
April 1, 2009
Palin replaced as headliner for Republican dinner
Posted: 05:07 AM ET
From CNN Political Producer Peter Hamby
Palin has been replaced by former House speaker Newt Gingrich.
WASHINGTON (CNN) ? Sarah Palin will no longer headline a major Republican dinner in June, a Republican official told CNN Tuesday.
Former House speaker Newt Gingrich will replace Palin as the keynote speaker at a joint fundraising dinner held by the campaign committees of Senate and House Republicans.
The scheduling change follows a communications breakdown between Palin's political staff and her aides in Alaska that left the dinner's organizers unsure the Alaska governor would actually attend the Washington event.
Congressional Republicans announced earlier this month that Palin would deliver the keynote speech at the dinner, but the governor's staff in Alaska said the next day that the governor knew nothing about the speaking slot.
"I communicated with the governor directly and she did not know anything about it," a Palin aide told the Anchorage Daily News after the speech was announced. "I pointed out the [National Republican Senatorial Committee] press release and she was like, 'No.'"
The NRSC said at the time that aides at Palin's political action committee ? SarahPAC ? had agreed to attend the dinner, but that the governor's staff in Alaska had not been made aware.
(Updated after the jump with official NRSC, NRCC and SarahPAC statements statements)
Two weeks ago, a spokesman for Palin, Bill McAllister, told CNN the "the governor herself had not confirmed" the appearance and that the matter was "still under review." Aides to Palin did not respond to multiple e-mails sent over the last week asking if Palin would make the trip to Washington this summer.
UPDATE: NRSC spokesman Brian Walsh confirmed the switch.
"After initially confirming her attendance, Governor Palin's team informed the Committees that her gubernatorial responsibilities in Alaska prevented her from committing until the end of the legislative session," he said.:scared
"We completely understand and respect Governor Palin's focus on her official state business; however, there is obviously an enormous amount of planning that goes into this annual event. For that reason, we invited and are honored to have former Speaker Newt Gingrich join us as our speaker at the 2009 Senate-House Dinner. As one of our Party's brightest minds and most energetic speakers, we are looking forward to having former Speaker Gingrich provide the keynote address on June 8."
UPDATE II: Ken Spain, a spokesman for the National Republican Congressional Committee, said the committee decided to "go in another direction."
?Speaker Gingrich is a leader and an influential voice within the Republican Party and we are thrilled to have him," he said.
UPDATE III: Palin's staff continued to deny that she had ever been scheduled to attend. "The Governor never confirmed her attendance at the event," said SarahPAC spokeswoman Meghan Stapleton. "She was honored to receive the invitation and asked to confirm her attendance at the end of the legislative session. Governor Palin is thrilled to hear that Newt Gingrich will address the audience as the Governor continues to focus on Alaska."
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State of the GOP
They figure out a way to not have Palin attend.
Then they put in Newt Gingrich
wow what a upgrade of a keynote speaker that is
I would have thought Ann Coulter would have really been able to wow this crowd
Palin replaced as headliner for Republican dinner
Posted: 05:07 AM ET
From CNN Political Producer Peter Hamby
Palin has been replaced by former House speaker Newt Gingrich.
WASHINGTON (CNN) ? Sarah Palin will no longer headline a major Republican dinner in June, a Republican official told CNN Tuesday.
Former House speaker Newt Gingrich will replace Palin as the keynote speaker at a joint fundraising dinner held by the campaign committees of Senate and House Republicans.
The scheduling change follows a communications breakdown between Palin's political staff and her aides in Alaska that left the dinner's organizers unsure the Alaska governor would actually attend the Washington event.
Congressional Republicans announced earlier this month that Palin would deliver the keynote speech at the dinner, but the governor's staff in Alaska said the next day that the governor knew nothing about the speaking slot.
"I communicated with the governor directly and she did not know anything about it," a Palin aide told the Anchorage Daily News after the speech was announced. "I pointed out the [National Republican Senatorial Committee] press release and she was like, 'No.'"
The NRSC said at the time that aides at Palin's political action committee ? SarahPAC ? had agreed to attend the dinner, but that the governor's staff in Alaska had not been made aware.
(Updated after the jump with official NRSC, NRCC and SarahPAC statements statements)
Two weeks ago, a spokesman for Palin, Bill McAllister, told CNN the "the governor herself had not confirmed" the appearance and that the matter was "still under review." Aides to Palin did not respond to multiple e-mails sent over the last week asking if Palin would make the trip to Washington this summer.
UPDATE: NRSC spokesman Brian Walsh confirmed the switch.
"After initially confirming her attendance, Governor Palin's team informed the Committees that her gubernatorial responsibilities in Alaska prevented her from committing until the end of the legislative session," he said.:scared
"We completely understand and respect Governor Palin's focus on her official state business; however, there is obviously an enormous amount of planning that goes into this annual event. For that reason, we invited and are honored to have former Speaker Newt Gingrich join us as our speaker at the 2009 Senate-House Dinner. As one of our Party's brightest minds and most energetic speakers, we are looking forward to having former Speaker Gingrich provide the keynote address on June 8."
UPDATE II: Ken Spain, a spokesman for the National Republican Congressional Committee, said the committee decided to "go in another direction."
?Speaker Gingrich is a leader and an influential voice within the Republican Party and we are thrilled to have him," he said.
UPDATE III: Palin's staff continued to deny that she had ever been scheduled to attend. "The Governor never confirmed her attendance at the event," said SarahPAC spokeswoman Meghan Stapleton. "She was honored to receive the invitation and asked to confirm her attendance at the end of the legislative session. Governor Palin is thrilled to hear that Newt Gingrich will address the audience as the Governor continues to focus on Alaska."
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State of the GOP
They figure out a way to not have Palin attend.
Then they put in Newt Gingrich
wow what a upgrade of a keynote speaker that is
I would have thought Ann Coulter would have really been able to wow this crowd
--and it's not a cartoon
--by the way scott--you were bring up things on Palins children--seemed you missed latest on Bidens---of course press not doing much reporting--
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