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Obama is at Bat
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Hey flump and bird.... did you guys watch Obamas speech last night? What were your thoughts on it.
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Nope.I don't need my hand held.

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#4

So it was a holding hand message?
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#5

Yes.Its still leaking.Obama has no control over it.You know this but you work for the people at fault.

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Anhil8tor Wrote:Hey flump and bird.... did you guys watch Obamas speech last night? What were your thoughts on it.

I was a little shocked by it. The whole speech seemed to be an attempt to downplay the gulf spill and remind people that there are bigger problems.

When he started off by reminding everyone that we were in a war and in a recession that seemed to me to be making a lame attempt to downplay the gulf problem.

Then when he compared fixing this problem to our efforts in World War II or going to the moon, I thought he had temporarily lost his mind.

But, as I posted earlier, when he said that this problem just helps illustrate why we need to develop wind and solar energy so that we don't need to drill in the gulf anymore, I knew he had been drinking.

There were parts of the speech that I thought were good, and informative and sending the right message. But the underlying theme that this is just one more problem along the way of life and there will be other problems in the future, and we can pray about it......

I just thought the whole idea last night was to minimize the problem and get people off track.
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Flumper Barflusterbutt Wrote:I was a little shocked by it. The whole speech seemed to be an attempt to downplay the gulf spill and remind people that there are bigger problems.

When he started off by reminding everyone that we were in a war and in a recession that seemed to me to be making a lame attempt to downplay the gulf problem.

Then when he compared fixing this problem to our efforts in World War II or going to the moon, I thought he had temporarily lost his mind.

But, as I posted earlier, when he said that this problem just helps illustrate why we need to develop wind and solar energy so that we don't need to drill in the gulf anymore, I knew he had been drinking.

There were parts of the speech that I thought were good, and informative and sending the right message. But the underlying theme that this is just one more problem along the way of life and there will be other problems in the future, and we can pray about it......

I just thought the whole idea last night was to minimize the problem and get people off track.


i admit that i dint watch
i have a horrible feeling that flumpenstein is too close to the truth here

i love obama, but he has some major blind spots
i'm a bit disappointed in his performance thus far
of course, the fact that he started in such dire circumstances did not help
but ..........

i am still hopeful, but not as confident as i used to be

I realise that I have a past to break with--an accumulation of inertia, wrong, foolishness, rot, junk.  A great need of clarification, of mindfulness, or rather, of no mind.  A need to return to genuine practice, right effort.  Need to push on the great doubt.  Need for the spirit.  Hang on to the clear light.
           
Thomas Merton


       
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I think there will be sound bites used against him from that speech..... It'll be the same as bushs "No new taxes" speech.


I give obama this... he has had to clean shit the whole time he has been in office. One thing after another, day in and day out. We all know you can't please all the people all the time... but maybe he was built up too much by the media. It made the general public think he could get in and fix everything in a year.
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Anhil8tor Wrote:I think there will be sound bites used against him from that speech..... It'll be the same as bushs "No new taxes" speech.


I give obama this... he has had to clean shit the whole time he has been in office. One thing after another, day in and day out. We all know you can't please all the people all the time... but maybe he was built up too much by the media. It made the general public think he could get in and fix everything in a year.


wow, gator, that is quite impressive

I realise that I have a past to break with--an accumulation of inertia, wrong, foolishness, rot, junk.  A great need of clarification, of mindfulness, or rather, of no mind.  A need to return to genuine practice, right effort.  Need to push on the great doubt.  Need for the spirit.  Hang on to the clear light.
           
Thomas Merton


       
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What the media builds... the media destroys. Its a vicious cycle.
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yuck yuk.Who's beating Obama in the next election?

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Anhil8tor Wrote:I think there will be sound bites used against him from that speech..... It'll be the same as bushs "No new taxes" speech.


I give obama this... he has had to clean shit the whole time he has been in office. One thing after another, day in and day out. We all know you can't please all the people all the time... but maybe he was built up too much by the media. It made the general public think he could get in and fix everything in a year.

you live by the sword and you die by the sword.
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BIRD33 Wrote:yuck yuk.Who's beating Obama in the next election?

wtf does that mean? so all of this bullshit you put out for the past 6 years are more is really just about having "your guy" in office, regardless of how good of a job he is doing? I'll admit that I knew that all along.
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Flumper Barflusterbutt Wrote:wtf does that mean? so all of this bullshit you put out for the past 6 years are more is really just about having "your guy" in office, regardless of how good of a job he is doing? I'll admit that I knew that all along.

On web forums such as these the posts are usually sequential.Now that you've learned that look at where my post fell in line with the previous.In this case that would be 8's stating the media builds you up and then rips you down.That is true for sure but my comment in this instance was basically a "so what".While all of you are celebrating the gulf being ruined as something to be pinned on Obama the plain fact remains no matter what the GOP has no one who can win the next presidential election against him.Thats not hubris its fact.If you would like we can go over the candidates the GOP is going to put up and have a good laugh.

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BIRD33 Wrote:On web forums such as these the posts are usually sequential.Now that you've learned that look at where my post fell in line with the previous.In this case that would be 8's stating the media builds you up and then rips you down.That is true for sure but my comment in this instance was basically a "so what".While all of you are celebrating the gulf being ruined as something to be pinned on Obama the plain fact remains no matter what the GOP has no one who can win the next presidential election against him.Thats not hubris its fact.If you would like we can go over the candidates the GOP is going to put up and have a good laugh.

so i guess your point is that we are just fucked all the way around.
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Depending on your perspective.Next we'll be blaming Obama for the lack of candidates that could defeat him.

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BIRD33 Wrote:Depending on your perspective.Next we'll be blaming Obama for the lack of candidates that could defeat him.

The GOP's next hope for any kind of candidate is going to have to be some kind of tough governor that has isolated himself from Washington. Rick Perry?
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Flumper Barflusterbutt Wrote:The GOP's next hope for any kind of candidate is going to have to be some kind of tough governor that has isolated himself from Washington. Rick Perry?

Threatened succession of Texas from the United States.Very tough sell plus the thought of another Texas governor this fast after you know who is also not helping.

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Flumper Barflusterbutt Wrote:The GOP's next hope for any kind of candidate is going to have to be some kind of tough governor that has isolated himself from Washington. Rick Perry?
Rick Perry is a few steps above the Greater Wasilla Dingbat. I'm sure he'd win the South and Texas, but good luck with that.

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Its bleak for the GOP right now.The far right (Palin) is practically mortal enemies with the close to center (Romney).It will be a blood bath just to get the nomination and depending on which side of the party wins the other side is not going to vote for the winner.Sort of like Hillary supporters voting for Mccain.

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