Oh boy, another speech from our failed leader, Obama

Fieldmouse · 08-08-2011, 07:20 AM

Get ready for it. Obama is going to lecture us again at 1 pm and blame the Tea Party and the Republicans for his failure to show ANY leadership thus far. Obama is quickly redefining the meaning of failure and incompetence.

RobertSubnet · 08-08-2011, 07:30 AM

I am glad he is on TV as much as he is. The more people see him blaming everyone else for the problems of this country the more they realize what a failure of a leader he is.

ipscshooter · 08-08-2011, 07:49 AM

I think the vast majority of those who vote for him are too stupid to recognize his failures...

sachiko · 08-08-2011, 07:52 AM

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Originally Posted by ipscshooter

I think the vast majority of those who vote for him are too stupid to recognize his failures...

I think the ethnic Irish who voted for O'Bama may consider his failure to double their welfare benefits and give them all a new Cadillac a serious deficiency.

8mm/06 · 08-08-2011, 07:59 AM

As inept as he appears to the intelligent, he still appears to be "handling" things to the majority of fools.

I just hope that he continues this attempt to thwart the true exposure going on (no help from the lame steam media) because "methinks he doth protest too much" and it may soon show his ineptitude fully as he continues to wail and moan about it "being done to him" rather than he and his party mucking it all up.

CalHunter · 08-08-2011, 07:59 AM

I have to agree with IPSC (as usual). He's pretty smart for a lawyer.

Obama and the Dems only seem to see one side of this problem which is extremely short-sighted. They want to raise taxes so we will have more money to pay for all of the spending increases they want to continue.

It's kind of like a teenager that maxes out his/her credit card, can't pay the bill and then wants to get an increased debt limit. At some point, that strategy crashes and they are mired in debt and often looking towards bankruptcy to "fix" their problem.

Just like that teenager, Obama (and the Dems) don't appear to want to cut their spending down to their income level (or preferably below the income level).

As my ole man used to say, they've got champagne taste on a beer budget. (Note to self--I really don't like champagne [blechhh] and need to find a different saying.

Fieldmouse · 08-08-2011, 08:17 AM

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As my ole man used to say, they've got champagne taste on a beer budget. (Note to self--I really don't like champagne [blechhh] and need to find a different saying.

or buy better champagne.

Champlain Islander · 08-08-2011, 08:45 AM

He can talk all he wants. At the end of the day...somewhere in the fall of 2012 the Legislature will have a single digit favorability rating and Bonzo will be right there too. The question in my mind is how much damage will be thrown at us until the voters can speak.

LBR · 08-08-2011, 09:20 AM

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I think the vast majority of those who vote for him are too stupid to recognize his failures...

On one hand I agree...else he never would have been elected to begin with.

Then I think, Carter was voted out after one term, and as incompetent as he was he didn't manage to get our credit rating lowered...

But then I come back to, are the same people that elected Carter really the same ones that elected bho? I tend to think not, at least not all of them....hard call right now.....

Chad

marquismarc · 08-08-2011, 09:43 AM

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Originally Posted by ipscshooter

I think the vast majority of those who vote for him are too stupid to recognize his failures...

I could not agree more.