Change?

Tom Tom Said:
I like Huckabee alot.  He is likeable and has a rapist's whit.

espringers Said:

Tom Tom Said:
I like Huckabee alot.  He is likeable and has a rapist's whit.

lmfao!!!  i am assuming this one just went over my head cause i've never heard that phrase before... but, wtf is a "rapist's whit". 

Tom Tom Said:
hopeandchangethis,

I disagree with you on the Sioux sports, but I sure do agree with you about Obama being a real piece of shizen.

I just pray the Republicans select a person who can give Obama a verbal beatdown.

McCain sure couldn't and Palin was tough to watch with the sound on.

I like Huckabee alot.  He is likeable and has a rapist's whit.

hopeandchangethis Said:

Obama and his quote from 2006! What a POS!!! He is learning you CANNOT have it both ways. He now has a record to run on! Good luck in 2012 JA!



That was the case in 2006 when Republican George W. Bush was president and Obama, a freshman senator from Illinois, declared on the Senate floor: "The fact that we are here today to debate raising America's debt limit is a sign of leadership failure. ... Increasing America's debt weakens us domestically and internationally. Leadership means that 'the buck stops here.' Instead, Washington is shifting the burden of bad choices today onto the backs of our children and grandchildren. America has a debt problem."

bradyg Said:
Give me a break. Every single one of you is doing the same thing that I did in 2006. I read Obama's book and thought that he actually meant what he said, and I decided that maybe we needed something different, but I soon realized that he was no better than anyone else. In his defense, I do believe that things may have been different had he not been faced with the economic crisis when he stepped into office, then again I guess you could say the same thing about Bush with 911.

My point is that you all make fun of me and everyone else for buying into his words. You sit and bash Obama for not following his promises. You have a belief that we will elect a Republican for president and that things will be better. How can you believe any candidates anymore? Why do you think they will back their words? Everyone sounds a lot like me and everyone else who voted for Obama in '08 doesn't it?

hopeandchangethis Said:

bradyg Said:
Give me a break. Every single one of you is doing the same thing that I did in 2006. I read Obama's book and thought that he actually meant what he said, and I decided that maybe we needed something different, but I soon realized that he was no better than anyone else. In his defense, I do believe that things may have been different had he not been faced with the economic crisis when he stepped into office, then again I guess you could say the same thing about Bush with 911.

My point is that you all make fun of me and everyone else for buying into his words. You sit and bash Obama for not following his promises. You have a belief that we will elect a Republican for president and that things will be better. How can you believe any candidates anymore? Why do you think they will back their words? Everyone sounds a lot like me and everyone else who voted for Obama in '08 doesn't it?

I have not or will not take your idiotic spew! I NEVER believed Obama and his Change. The people that believed this idiot set us all back 20 years. He was a senator that NEVER voted. He had NO record other than being the JA he is now. You and the minions that have no clue took a chance on this unproven idiot and it bit us all in the ASS! Do what is correct and vote the BUM out in 2012.

Bowhuntin Said:
I'll take my guns, freedom and money, you can keep the "change."

Farnorth Said:
Simple problem that is basically impossible to fix.

Our two party system is built on obstruction.  Whichever party is in "power" is hamstrung by the other party.  Nobody does the "right thing" because that takes sacrifice and we, the people, would punish them severely.  Look in the mirror if you want to blame the real problem.  We foster the continued bad decisions by how we vote.

You might think that if one party controlled both the White House and both houses of Congress, things would improve.  Nope.  They are terrified to act then because there is nobody to blame.  The only good thing about that is that then nothing really stupid happens so doing nothing is actually better than what we have now.

BTW, don't even think of blaming our crippling debt on Obama.  Eight years of "W" might have doomed us to bankruptcy.  The jury is still out but I don't have much hope.

The fact that we have bought into a two-party system is one major source of the problem.  Too many people associate themselves with an "R" or a "D".  So, whatever candidate has those behind his name, they vote for them.  It's always the lesser of two evils and then everyone sits around wondering why things are the way they are.

Until we change, nothing will change.  It's sad to say, but our leadership is simply a reflection of the people of the nation.  After all, we are the ones who voted the goons in.  

-Justin

In his 1796 farewell, George Washington warned: "The alternate domination of one faction over another, sharpened by the spirit of revenge, natural to party dissension, which in different ages and countries has perpetrated the most horrid enormities, is itself a frightful despotism."

simmsjs Said:
 Oh and I am not saying W was the best President ever or that he didn't make mistakes. I however would take W over Obama in a heart beat!