Gitzo Loc: Indiana

Quote Of The Century


The danger to America is not Barack Obama but the citizenry capable of intrusting a man like him with the Presidency.

It will be far easier to limit and undo the follies of an Obama presidency than to restore the necessary common sense and good judgement to a depraved electorate willing to have such a man for their President.

The problem is much deeper and far more serious that Obama, who is a mere symptom of what ails America.

Blaming the Prince of the fools should not blind anyone to the vast confederacy of fools that made him their Prince.

The Republic can survive a Barack Obama, who is, after all, merely a fool. It is less likely to survive a multitude of fools such as those who made him their President.

Vaclav Klaus ( Former Premier of the Czech Republic )



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Prince Of Fools


Dunce-In-Chief


Obama Sees A Republican?


Obozo's "God Dammit" look?


And His Famous "Of Shit" Look......


And The Phony Scandals Look.....


And His Signature "I think I Smell Shit" Look....


Ohhh! Noooo! One Of My Big Donors Just Got Caught!


And Finally...........Ohhhhh Nooooo....The Bitch Kicked Me In The Balls Again!

jaymatt Loc: Alexandria, Indiana

I couldn't agree more. I believe you've captured the essence of what's wrong with this country.

Checkmate Loc: Southern California

Proof that if Obama had a peg leg he would be shit on a stick. :lol: :lol: :lol: :lol: :lol: :lol: :lol: :lol: :lol: :lol: :lol: :lol: :lol: :lol: :lol: :lol: :lol: :lol: :lol:

Twardlow Loc: Arkansas

You certainly let some strange people poison your mind. You are so racist, you've become irrational.

The Nation won't suffer at all from an Obama Presidency; he's accomplished quite a lot, if you give yourself the freedom to judge clearly.

But Racism runs far deeper in this country that anyone admitted, especially in the Republican Party.

However, I can accept your argument if you substitute the name Trump.

Should he be elected, it would mean profound changes for the Nation--idiocy and bluster the new norm, and Fascism While You Wait.

He's done immense damage to the Republican Party, and if the Nation allows him to be elected, the Republican Party will never be the same again.

Maybe it won't ever be the same anyway.

There will be perpetual war between the Big Money boys and their victims, the Tea Party.

Will anyone be able to reconcile these two branches?

I imagine Republicans will remain strong in state governments, but will be unable to nominate a credible candidate for the Presidency.

Who could these two branches possibly agree on?

Bangee5 Loc: Louisiana

It is not about racism "if you give yourself the freedom to judge clearly."

Twardlow Loc: Arkansas

I am surprised to find an ex-teacher so mis-guided.

The first step to any solution is to understand or define the problem.

Obama will be gone in less than a year, but the damage Trump has done to the Republican Party will last.

How will they cope?

Can they cope?

Twardlow Loc: Arkansas

Misguided logic, highly deficient sense of Humanity, and Righteous Error--a Grand Slam of Misguided Ignorance.

Twardlow Loc: Arkansas

Misguided logic, highly deficient sense of Humanity, and Righteous Error--a Grand Slam of Misguided Ignorance.

Twardlow Loc: Arkansas

You certainly let some strange people poison your mind. You are so racist, you've become irrational.

The Nation won't suffer at all from an Obama Presidency; he's accomplished quite a lot, if you give yourself the freedom to judge clearly.

But Racism runs far deeper in this country that anyone admitted, especially in the Republican Party.

However, I can accept your argument if you substitute the name Trump.

Should he be elected, it would mean profound changes for the Nation--idiocy and bluster the new norm, and Fascism While You Wait.

He's done immense damage to the Republican Party, and if we don't keep him from being elected, the Republican Party will never be the same again.

Maybe it won't ever be the same anyway.

There will be perpetual war between the Big Money boys and their victims, the Tea Party.

Will anyone be able to reconcile these two branches?

I imagine Republicans will remain strong in state governments, but will be unable to nominate a credible candidate for the Presidency.

Who could these two branches possibly agree on?

Bangee5 Loc: Louisiana

Let's hope that the damage that Obama has done can be corrected by the Next Republican President.

green Loc: 22.1749611,-159.646704,20

...in 2060?

Twardlow Loc: Arkansas

I'm sorry, but Racism is a profound issue, these last seven years, and it is much deeper than anyone thought.

The Republicans can't even bring themselves to consider their own bills, if Obama approves them. There can be no explanation for that but Racism.

NeilL Loc: British-born Canadian

Twaddle: where's the racism?? You are the racist.

Twardlow Loc: Arkansas

You can hate Obama, as Republicans do, but that hate is irrational and harms you and your own understanding, and there is little any rational person can accuse Obama of that is damage.

From today's column by Timothy Egan, and it's impartial enough for me:

"By any objective measurement, his presidency has been perhaps the most consequential since Franklin Roosevelt’s time. Ronald Reagan certainly competes with Obama for that claim. But on the night of Reagan’s final State of the Union speech in 1988, when he boasted that “one of the best recoveries in decades” should “send away the hand-wringers and doubting Thomases,” the economic numbers were not as good as those on Obama’s watch.

At no time in Reagan’s eight years was the unemployment rate lower than it is today, at 5 percent — and this after Obama was handed the worst economic calamity since the Great Depression. Reagan lauded a federal deficit at 3.4 percent of gross national product. By last fall, Obama had done better than that, posting a deficit of 2.5 percent of G.D.P.

(Snip)

Much of the country is now more openly intolerant, quick to hate and nasty. One reaction to Obama has been the rise of an opposition party that is a home for xenophobes, defeatists and alarmists. They are the Eeyore Party with a snarl. As we heard again during the Republican debate on Thursday, Obama’s opponents are drawn to the “siren call of the angriest voices,” as Gov. Nikki Haley of South Carolina artfully put it.

(Snip)

Could Obama, with that first-class intellect to go with a first-class temperament, with that pitch-perfect sense of humor, have been a better schmoozer and deal maker? Certainly. He was never very good at hiding his condescension for Republican leaders. But that party was united in a single goal — to defeat him at every turn.

Republicans who would not applaud the creation of 14 million jobs, an unemployment rate cut in half, 17 million people given health care, a global climate change pact, the strongest military in the world and a rousing call for a “moonshot” to cure cancer are incapable of taking a fair measure of Obama’s achievements."

I rest my case, and suggest you re-evaluate yours.

NeilL Loc: British-born Canadian

The racism is caused by your Obama, your Sharpton, etc.