Bush's transfer of power to Obama was Honorable and Compassionate unlike Obama's fits

Mr. Obama still doesn’t understand that the GOP’s victories in ’10, ’14 and ’16 were repudiations of his policies. In the podcast, he argued that rural voters were wrong to vote Republican because his administration “devoted more attention, more focus, put more resources into rural America.” The idea that Democrats “abandoned the white working class,” he added, is “nonsense.” In other words, country folks should stay bought and the working class is too dumb to understand what’s good for them.

While saying it was time for “new voices and fresh legs,” Mr. Obama threatened that if “some foundational issues about our democracy” arise after he leaves office, he might “weigh in.” He also promised his presidential center would help young people become “organizers, journalists, politicians” by providing “tools for them to bring about progressive change.”

The IRS may get indigestion at such partisan use of a nonprofit, but Republicans should do cartwheels about these pledges, since it was Mr. Obama’s leadership that helped produce the biggest GOP dominance in nearly a century.

Mr. Obama will be the first ex-president since Woodrow Wilson to remain in Washington. Given the tone of his interviews, he could well become a carping, persistent presence in our nation’s capital.
*Rove -WSJ)
 
Nomad said:
Bush was President when it all started heading south.

Obama had it all land in his lap along with the tough job of cleaning it up.

Cranial Fecal Matter.
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Obama was President when it occurred. You keep saying Obama was so good yet he failed. Since he didn't clean up what you say he was handed, that's all the proof that's needed.

NL.
 
CFM said:
How is something devalued when it's true?
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Let's hear your definition of the word and see if it fits Obama.

Just because liberals promote the usage of the word, doesn't mean you have to jump on their band wagon.
 
Bigdog said:
Let's hear your definition of the word and see if it fits Obama.
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Undesirable person. My usage of the term isn't synonymous with black as there are also white ones, hispanic ones, asian ones, etc.

Even blacks make the distinction.
 
CFM said:
Undesirable person. My usage of the term isn't synonymous with black as there are also white ones, hispanic ones, asian ones, etc.

Even blacks make the distinction.
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Context is everything, in a political discussion, it carries a different meaning.
 
anatta said:
Mr. Obama still doesn’t understand that the GOP’s victories in ’10, ’14 and ’16 were repudiations of his policies. In the podcast, he argued that rural voters were wrong to vote Republican because his administration “devoted more attention, more focus, put more resources into rural America.” The idea that Democrats “abandoned the white working class,” he added, is “nonsense.” In other words, country folks should stay bought and the working class is too dumb to understand what’s good for them.

While saying it was time for “new voices and fresh legs,” Mr. Obama threatened that if “some foundational issues about our democracy” arise after he leaves office, he might “weigh in.” He also promised his presidential center would help young people become “organizers, journalists, politicians” by providing “tools for them to bring about progressive change.”

The IRS may get indigestion at such partisan use of a nonprofit, but Republicans should do cartwheels about these pledges, since it was Mr. Obama’s leadership that helped produce the biggest GOP dominance in nearly a century.

Mr. Obama will be the first ex-president since Woodrow Wilson to remain in Washington. Given the tone of his interviews, he could well become a carping, persistent presence in our nation’s capital.
*Rove -WSJ)
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Rove?
You have zero discretion skills.
 
CFM said:
Undesirable person. My usage of the term isn't synonymous with black as there are also white ones, hispanic ones, asian ones, etc.

Even blacks make the distinction.
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You just pretend to make the distinction, BOY.

Because you're afflicted with Cranial Fecal Matter.
 
CFM said:
How is something devalued when it's true?
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I guess 'truth' is a relative thing to some upside down people.

As a Conservative, (actually: a classical limited gubment pro individual Liberty Liberal), I am having a great time watching modern Liberal/Progressive/Marxist/Statist/Fascists melt down in the media, in the streets and on message boards, (like this one).

Part of the fun is to watch bat shit crazy TARD infected posters like Desh call everyone and everything 'racist', (which eventually wears out that nasty word).

What I don't enjoy is a poster who generally seems to post from the 'right' side of politics decides to post a totally unnecessary polarizing racial slur to describe a total fail POTUS, when many other much more descriptive, (non polarizing), terms are available.

It makes Desh's label fit you like a glove.

From here on when I see yer screen name, I will remember the terms you prefer to use help the hard core Left label the rest of us on the right 'racist'.

I hope that helps ya understand how things appear when you do that.

Do you see yersef as a racist, or do you just like to project that image fer some sorta sport?
 
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