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Bush Resigns!
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Trugg
Rock Crawler
What a whineyass, RETARTED, right wing thread:roll::roll::roll::roll:
The Real Dogman
RCC Addict
Obama's in. And now I wonder how much its going to cost me to be an American...
Rudukai13
Quarry Creeper
This is what really bothers me. For McCain supporters, any time something good could be said about Obama they always have to come up with some other reason for why someone would support him - the millions of americans who voted for him couldn't possibly have scraped up a hundred dollars each approximately and donated it to the person they hoped would be running the country for the next four years. In this another thread someone suggested that the only reason why Obama had so many votes was because too many people were still angry at Bush. Of course, it couldn't be that people were voting for Obama, they had to be voting against McCain. And yes, your right. I think many people voted with their emotions. Rage over what has been happening the last eight years, as well as fear as to what will happen if the same policies are allowed to continue. For the record, I was not old enough to vote but I did everything I could to support "him" and I'm glad he won. If McCain had won though, I would have at least given him a chance before I said he was making the country go to shit. I love the U.S. just as much as anyone on these forums, and as far as I'm concerned the U.S. has spoken. Obama won the popular vote - meaning the majority of Americans elected him president - and he won the electoral college vote, meaning he won fair and square. As for dirty politics, I don't see the logic in saying that McCain stayed above the dirt while Obama wallowed in it. How do you defend the Bill Ayers attacks, which highlighted a functioning member of society that made some very bad choices when Obama was eight years old, who then went on to win the 1997 Chicago "Citizen of the Year" award for his work in the education system. Obama absorbed such attacks without fighting back, as he very well could have. For example, The "Keating Five" investigations, in which five U.S. senators - four democrats and John McCain - were accused of corruption and investigated as part of the Savings and Loan crisis of the 1980s and early 90s. Let's think about that for a minute...Bad loans, a goverment bailout, and costs to the taxpayers totalling $160 billion dollars...I could've sworn I heard something like that in the news recently? And yes, McCain did say he would veto any "pork-barrel" spending bills that came across his desk. Yet he voted for the bailout...Does that make sense to you? Sure as hell doesn't sound like someone I would vote for.
And just to continue the theme of this thread...F*ck you "thumbsup"
highhpcummins
Rock Crawler
The terrorists won derka, derka, derka:-(
I honestly believe that most Americans were scared of the state of the economy, saw a Republican in the White House, didn't realize that A: we have a liberal congress, and B: the economy was so 'bloated' that a fall was pretty much inevitable, and voted Obama. I personally am fearfull of what he represents, and the price we may pay in the long run. I will hope for the best, pray that I am wrong about where we are headed, and hope that Mr. Obama can do some good that I don't forsee. If he does...I will give him kudos. If he doesn't...I will start a write-in campaign for Bruce Campbell in 2012!! "This is my boom stick!"......"thumbsup"
ZIP
Rock Stacker
Wow this is a very entertaining thread! Mostly because it's a Hussein...as Ann Colter calls him... basher. I'll bet not one Hussien supporter can name one thing that he ever did that benefited any real hard working middle class...the ones he so "dearly loves"... Americans. I sure can't. I do know that the one bill he got passed while a senator... for what 150 days???... got a couple of million dollars for some Africans. This guy really scares me because he has all the trappings of a communist dictator and HE is a RACIST bigger than sh....uh you know. Has anybody ever heard him say God bless America? Hell no. Maybe God damn America just like his POS pastor. He bought this election with money from the likes of George Soros, the useless pig from Hungary. He's already promised to use executive orders to make laws. He stated in 2001 that he thought the Constitution was wrong and laws should be made by judges or should be administrative... sounds like a true commie to me. I just wish the ignorant people of this country would have taken their heads of their asses and really looked to see what Husein was worth. It's all there in black and white.
I fly my flag at half staff mourning the death of my country.:-(
I fly my flag at half staff mourning the death of my country.:-(
dezfan
I wanna be Dave
I love to hear the sheep try and justify their vote for 'him'.
For anyone not directly affected(and i mean DIRECTLY) by the change of powers, you need to suck it up. For anyone in the military, you better hope our benefits dont get cut. If they do, we will be fighting for nothing. For any military member who voted using an absentee ballot, only 30% of them get counted. woohoo. Your vote for McCain didn't count anyways. Good night.
Amen, i couldn't even come close to saying it that well !
Highmark
I wanna be Dave
This shit cracks me up "thumbsup":lol:
I've had plenty of material to bitch about over the last 8 years, now it's your turn. Enjoy the job ;-)
I've had plenty of material to bitch about over the last 8 years, now it's your turn. Enjoy the job ;-)
dezfan
I wanna be Dave
:ror:
Did you see the crowds (more importantly LISTEN) celebrating his "victory"?
Yeah, the "adults" had a lot to say. "Obama gonna pay my rent! Yeah boi"!:roll:
chrisjlittle
RCC Addict
I don't think I would have been any more happy with McCain. The bottom line is, ALL politicians are dirt bags. Every single one. Think about what it takes to get elected the the presidency:
Your enemies will go through your entire life, and take every negative aspect and put it on national TV.
In order to collect the kind of campaign money it takes, you have to brush off all your beliefs and convictions in office and do exactly what your corporate backers tell you.
Endure 2 years of no sleep, living on the road trying to convince people you actually give a flying fawk what happens to them (all lies)
2 years of campaigning spent neglecting your job. (it would bother me, but I still have a soul. I really respected Bob Dole for resigning his senate seat to campaign.)
The risk of disgrace (see Howard Dean)
Making countless empty promises, knowing full well none of them will be fulfiled. Most are usually even outside of the powers of the presidency (the soul issue comes up again. I guess some people just don't care)
All that, just to take on the most stressful job in the world! You think your desk job is stressful? Imagine 3 of those at the same time, and if you **** up at all, people can die by the millions.
What reasonable person would do all that? People only want that job because of an unhealthy need for power, which makes them dangerous. Politics is all talk, and talk is cheap.
Your enemies will go through your entire life, and take every negative aspect and put it on national TV.
In order to collect the kind of campaign money it takes, you have to brush off all your beliefs and convictions in office and do exactly what your corporate backers tell you.
Endure 2 years of no sleep, living on the road trying to convince people you actually give a flying fawk what happens to them (all lies)
2 years of campaigning spent neglecting your job. (it would bother me, but I still have a soul. I really respected Bob Dole for resigning his senate seat to campaign.)
The risk of disgrace (see Howard Dean)
Making countless empty promises, knowing full well none of them will be fulfiled. Most are usually even outside of the powers of the presidency (the soul issue comes up again. I guess some people just don't care)
All that, just to take on the most stressful job in the world! You think your desk job is stressful? Imagine 3 of those at the same time, and if you **** up at all, people can die by the millions.
What reasonable person would do all that? People only want that job because of an unhealthy need for power, which makes them dangerous. Politics is all talk, and talk is cheap.
chris_dishmon
Quarry Creeper
pretty much. all the republicans are being a buncha butt-sore losers. :roll:
chris_dishmon
Quarry Creeper
The Real Dogman
RCC Addict
I am so glad Obama is here to pay MY bills. I have now forwarded all of my bills to his residence in Chicago which will also automatically changeover to 1600 Pennsylvania Avenue in January. When the collections agents call I will just forward them on to Bam Bam.
So liberals, you have had your way. Now get to work making everything perfect so us conservatives can get some rest.
So liberals, you have had your way. Now get to work making everything perfect so us conservatives can get some rest.
