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Old 02-05-2010, 08:58 PM   #1
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Default America is hurting? Let's throw another party!!!

I thought things were bad out there. Obama certainly doesn't feel it. How many parties does this guy throw anyway? I remember a few months back when Glen Beck documented just how many parties Obama has thrown. It was nearly 1 a week. So why should sunday be any different? Hey, might as well bring in a gourmet chef from France to top it off.

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Old 02-05-2010, 09:38 PM   #2
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Only the phesents/masses must tightin there belts,give up something, do without, the royal prince & his friends will party on- on your dime- thats why we all must make sure to pay all our taxes & throw a little extra in the pot & vote for ppl we know will increase those taxes- to service the public servants in style.

Prob will have some fresh pizza flowen in from chi town, wings from Ny ^& fresh dip & veggies from cali etc too.


Just remember when it comes to these things (paying taxes) greencrap, saving the planet, doing without- it only applys to us & not them.

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"Do as i tell you & what i say, not as i do" kinda world.
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Old 02-06-2010, 05:37 AM   #3
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Old 02-06-2010, 10:36 AM   #4
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He parties inbetween golf outings. No wonder he doesnt have time to be an actual President.
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Old 02-06-2010, 11:30 AM   #5
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There does seem to be alot of party atmosphere coming out of the Whitehouse with this administration. Perhaps GW partyed just as hardy during his term, but went unreported......nah, the media would of hung him up to dry, given the same enviroment. It may of been that GW was too busy createing this mess to afford time to yuk it up with his buds. Any rate iam sure Barry does his best brain storming from one of the sand traps on the back nine, or at the nineteenth hole.
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Old 02-06-2010, 12:01 PM   #6
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I don't get a daily dose of the media but you'd have to be comatose not to notice how both Bush's were treated compared to Clinton and Obama.

I started noticing the diff with Bush senior. Rarely did I here him speak on anything. They may have said he said this or that but nothing compared to Clinton. You couldn't go a day and a lot of times a half a day without hearing Clinton speaking. I deliberately took notice of how much Bush junior I heard, about as much as his dad. I don't think Obama's getting the same shake as Clinton but he's getting more than GW.

I do wonder if even the media could've stood to here Gore go on.
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Old 02-06-2010, 12:43 PM   #7
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http://www.house.gov/pelosi/press/re...obs080103.html

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Pelosi: Where Are the Jobs, Mr. President?

August 1, 2003

Washington, D.C. -- House Democratic Leader Nancy Pelosi released the following statement today on the Bureau of Labor Statistics' announcement that 470,000 people abandoned their job searches in July and that 3.2 million private sector jobs have been lost since President Bush took office:
“The fact is that President Bush’s misguided economic policies have failed to create jobs. Since President Bush took office, the country has lost 3.2 million jobs, the worst record since President Hoover. And today we learned that in July nearly half a million people gave up looking for a job.
“Job losses are taking a real toll on the financial security of American families. While Democrats are fighting for opportunity, jobs, and economic security for working families, Republicans continue to focus on helping those who need help the least.
“According to today’s survey, while the national unemployment rate dropped slightly, it still stands at a near record high. In addition, the unemployment rate for African Americans was still over 11 percent in July, and the unemployment rate for Hispanics was 8.2 percent in July.
“It is time for President Bush and the Republicans to get to work for all Americans, not just the elite few.”



Can't find her press release today on Obama's Jobs record.
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Old 02-06-2010, 02:28 PM   #8
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Could be ol clintoon just thought monica was just one of the perks of office( and just misunderstood) & or was or is kennady reincarnated. Unnderstandable some i guess. Depends on what is -is & means.
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He parties inbetween golf outings. No wonder he doesnt have time to be an actual President.

That makes me recall something Bush did. He refused to play golf while he was in office. He thought it would be inappropriate. But Obama wouldnt leave the golf course in light of a terrorist attack. I guess if the undie bomber had accomplished his task, Obama might have layed down his clubs.
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Old 02-07-2010, 03:26 AM   #10
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That makes me recall something Bush did. He refused to play golf while he was in office. He thought it would be inappropriate. But Obama wouldnt leave the golf course in light of a terrorist attack. I guess if the undie bomber had accomplished his task, Obama might have layed down his clubs.
That he did. Bush was a poor business man but did have great respect for the office.
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