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Nov 28, 2013 13:10:21   #
nascar27 Loc: Kansas City, MO
 
Danilo wrote:
Good points, nascar27. But IF he DID kill bin Ladin, where is the body? Where are the photos? There is really no shred of evidence that ANYONE killed bin Ladin, contrary to ole sarg's worship-dripping testimony. BTW, old sarg forgot to double-post, as is his usual habit.


I don't know where the photos are but my only point was that all the resources put into place to track and eliminate him were in place before he took office. I've often wondered about the J.F.K murder in that respect too. I wished our government officials would be more open about sharing information. 8-) BTW Happy Thanksgiving to you and your family.

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Dec 3, 2013 08:27:36   #
Bill Cain Loc: Pittsburgh, PA
 
Gitzo wrote:
MostMost Americans Say Obama Can’t Manage Government Effectively

November 25, 2013 by UPI - United Press International, Inc.

WASHINGTON (UPI) — Only four in 10 Americans said they think President Obama can manage the Federal government effectively, a CNN poll released Monday indicated.
Fifty-three percent of Americans also said they do not believe Obama is honest and trustworthy, the first time that a clear majority in CNN polling expressed that view, results of the CNN-ORC International survey indicated.

Forty percent of Americans said Obama can manage the government effectively, down 12 percentage points from June and is the worst score Obama received among the nine personal characteristics rated in the new poll, CNN said.
“A lot of attention has focused on the president’s numbers on honesty in new polling the past three weeks, but it looks like the recent controversy over Obamacare has had a bigger impact on his status as an effective manager of the government, and that may be what is really driving the drop in Obama’s approval rating this fall,” CNN Polling Director Keating Holland said.

Poll results also indicated 56 percent said he is not a person they admire, 56 percent said he doesn’t agree with them on important issues and 56 said he does not inspire confidence.
Obama is still seen as someone who cares about ordinary Americans, is likable and has a vision for the country’s future, results showed.

Results are based on nationwide phone interviews with 843 adults conducted Nov. 18-20 for CNN by ORC International. The margin of error is 3.5 percentage points.


They should have taken the poll on UHH, Chit-Chat Forum; he would have much worse! (Even with a few dozen trolls who would have voted for him in a heart beat. )
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Dec 5, 2013 21:48:57   #
Danilo Loc: Las Vegas
 
nascar27 wrote:
I don't know where the photos are but my only point was that all the resources put into place to track and eliminate him were in place before he took office. I've often wondered about the J.F.K murder in that respect too. I wished our government officials would be more open about sharing information. 8-) BTW Happy Thanksgiving to you and your family.


It's just weird that they would remove the "body" from the event location, fly it to the waiting ship, clean and drape the "body" and bury it at sea in the dead of night, AND not release any of the numerous photos that were allegedly taken. SEAL Team Six, of course, is sworn to lifelong secrecy. Now, as with so much of Mr. Obama's "transparent" administration, it's all lost in a cloud of controversy. No wonder there are so many "conspiracy theories"! :roll:

I hope you had a great Thanksgiving, nascar27!

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Dec 6, 2013 06:48:32   #
nascar27 Loc: Kansas City, MO
 
Danilo wrote:
It's just weird that they would remove the "body" from the event location, fly it to the waiting ship, clean and drape the "body" and bury it at sea in the dead of night, AND not release any of the numerous photos that were allegedly taken. SEAL Team Six, of course, is sworn to lifelong secrecy. Now, as with so much of Mr. Obama's "transparent" administration, it's all lost in a cloud of controversy. No wonder there are so many "conspiracy theories"! :roll:

I hope you had a great Thanksgiving, nascar27!
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Hope you and your family had a great Thanksgiving as well. Thinking about how our government keeps information from the public I watched several programs on the J.F.K assassination. Thought it curious they wanted to move his body to Washington even though legally the city of Dallas had jurisdiction for the autopsy. The Secret Service drew their weapons at the hospital to get their way. On top of that the two physicians in Washington who performed the procedure had never done an autopsy before. Sure does make a citizen wonder. 8-)

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Dec 8, 2013 15:18:14   #
Danilo Loc: Las Vegas
 
nascar27 wrote:
Hope you and your family had a great Thanksgiving as well. Thinking about how our government keeps information from the public I watched several programs on the J.F.K assassination. Thought it curious they wanted to move his body to Washington even though legally the city of Dallas had jurisdiction for the autopsy. The Secret Service drew their weapons at the hospital to get their way. On top of that the two physicians in Washington who performed the procedure had never done an autopsy before. Sure does make a citizen wonder. 8-)
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So much of what the government does in the aftermath of a controversial event just promotes "conspiracy theories", and then they call people "right-wing nuts" when they entertain these theories. Could they have come up with a more ridiculous story following the Benghazi incident than the one about the Youtube video that had virtually NO views? And Eric Holder reading about Fast and Furious in the newspaper a year after-the-fact is equally unbelievable. So, they feed these theories and then criticize them. Interesting way of "running a railroad"!

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Dec 8, 2013 16:07:30   #
nascar27 Loc: Kansas City, MO
 
Danilo wrote:
So much of what the government does in the aftermath of a controversial event just promotes "conspiracy theories", and then they call people "right-wing nuts" when they entertain these theories. Could they have come up with a more ridiculous story following the Benghazi incident than the one about the Youtube video that had virtually NO views? And Eric Holder reading about Fast and Furious in the newspaper a year after-the-fact is equally unbelievable. So, they feed these theories and then criticize them. Interesting way of "running a railroad"!
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No wonder our railroad is derailing! 8-)

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Dec 8, 2013 23:12:40   #
Gitzo Loc: Indiana
 
ole sarg wrote:
Let's talk about President Obama's record... If a Republican president reduced massive job losses in the midst of the worst recession in nearly a century by more than 50% in his first 4 months in office; presided over 44 consecutive months of private-sector job growth creating nearly 8 million jobs; killed Osama bin Ladin; saw stock markets reach all-time highs; saved the American auto industry; increased domestic oil production to highs not seen since the late-90&#8242;s and championed the largest year-to-year deficit reductions since World War II, would your party not be calling him a hero and a legend?

The real poll number is the 9% who approve of the GOPTagger Congress!

You people just do not know what you are talking about!

That is why less then 30% of your fellow citizens approve of you!

The campaign to discredit this president is unprecedented.

Of course, he was re-elected which shows that at least 51% approved of his job. The president nationally won 65.9 million votes -- or 51.1 percent -- against Republican challenger Mitt Romney, who took 60.9 million votes and 47.2 percent of the total cast, according to data compiled by Bloomberg.
Obama is the first president to achieve the 51 percent mark in two elections since Republican Dwight D. Eisenhower, who did it in 1952 and 1956, and the first Democrat to do so since Franklin D. Roosevelt, who won four consecutive White House races. Roosevelt received 53.4 percent of the vote -- his lowest -- in his last race in 1944.

http://www.bloomberg.com/news/2013-01-03/final-tally-shows-obama-first-since-56-to-win-51-twice.html

In short, most Americans believe you are full of horse puckey!
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Ole Fool;
Are you trying to come up with a skit for SNL ? The above nonsense sure looks like it; In short, most Americans (on the UHH website ) believe YOU'RE full of CRAP, horse "puckey, bull "puckey", pig "puckey", and possibly even elephant "puckey"!

In addition to all of that, everything you mentioned is untrue, and can only have been posted by a "nutjob".

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Dec 9, 2013 10:37:30   #
bvm Loc: Glendale, Arizona
 
Ole sarg is so full of propaganda and DONKEY DUNG, a euphemism for any form of democRAT brains, it's shameful.

He lives totally in the past, not 10, not 20, not 30 but about 80 years ago.

Oblame-O is not FDR or JFK, nor could he hold a candle to either one of them.

Do you remember either one of them blaming anything on anyone else?

Hell NO, they were accountable and responsible for every thing they did.

And as far as his stats on the election, BO won the electoral college and every one of those states have high unemployment, democrat controlled cities ( large populations helped ) and most have cities that are going bankrupt.

If a democrat runs the city, what do you have, slums, high crime, high homicide rate, high poverty rate and a bleak future. ( and have for the last 70 years)

They thrive on misery.

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