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To answer your latest attack, I took the entrance exam for the military because it was something I considered doing, and got a perfect score. I decided college was a better option for me. However, that doesn't make me less of a citizen than you, despite what you spew. Whether or not you served in the military has absolutely no bearing on "sucking up to the President". Having an unabashed hate for our elected leader to the point of where I'd fear you'd assassinate him if he ever came to your town is truly dishonorable to our great nation. You not once have given a factual reason WHY you dislike him so much that hasn't been proven incorrect. That leads me to my assumption from before that the two reasons you don't are he's (a) a Democrat and (b) black. Correct me if I'm wrong with ACCURATE WELL STATED FACTS!!
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exactly.
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Just to be clear, because I don't think you know this, I didn't vote for him either. But I've accepted him as our President and hope he can do the best job possible. The conservative right just will not give him a chance and that really, really bothers me. I didn't like Bush II, either, and despite his shortfalls I accepted him as our President, too, because the people said they wanted him the same way the people said they wanted Obama. I hoped that others would do the same but clearly the bitterness of losing will never go away for many. By the way, he was in Texas 6 months ago, with HW Bush. He's not a chickensh1t that you make him out to be. http://ochairball.blogspot.com/2009/...-of-light.html Just for sh1ts and giggles, have you EVER voted for anyone other than a Republican? Would you ever consider voting for anyone but a Republican?
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And you can't possibly be that simple to think that any president who does something unpopular is automatically acting only out of self-interest. That presupposes that the majority of Americans know exactly what's best for the country despite the complexity of the issues. Hell, Obama said on the campaign trail that he wouldn't always do what's popular. You'd prefer a president that always does what the polls say most people want, despite an often misinformed public? Seriously? What if the majority of the public isn't on your side? Would you still be down for that? Even though I hated most of Bush's decisions, I'm not foolish enough to criticize him simply for not adhering to what polls say people want. I also had to laugh at you talking about how everything should be about the economy, then two sentences later, whining about how Obama's not doing enough to stop Mexican drug dealers? Way to stay on base. |
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So your choice... less tough and less heart, but less money out of your pocket, or more tough and more heart, and more money out of your pocket. What you say? I hate these attacking commercials. Followed by a group orgy "supporting" the guy from their party they just trashed in the primaries. Rand Paul is the son of the most conservative guy in Congress but he's far more progressive than his father and far, far, far more progressive than that kook Trey Grayson, whom I half expect to move his campaign office to the Creation Museum...
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Books serve to show a man that those original thoughts of his aren't very new at all. Abraham Lincoln |