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[clyde]

He was born in Canada and raised in Kentucky.

[chucklestheclown]

Originally Posted by clyde

He was born in Canada and raised in Kentucky.

That explains everything.

[Nascar1966]

Definitely dangerous. Other than healthcare getting passed in which the majority of the American public didn't want what else has he accomplished? Our ecomony and unemployment still sucks. Yet he keeps on blaming the Republicans for this nation's problems.

[Danzig]

Originally Posted by Nascar1966

Definitely dangerous. Other than healthcare getting passed in which the majority of the American public didn't want what else has he accomplished? Our ecomony and unemployment still sucks. Yet he keeps on blaming the Republicans for this nation's problems.

well, if he hasn't done anything, what exactly is making him so dangerous? and the economy has been down for several years-generally it takes about as long to fix a problem as it does to create it. then there's the fact that the president really hasn't got much effect on the economy anyway. it's far too large for one person to personally help or hurt. as for the blame game, both sides engage in it, so i'm not sure why you're so focused on that. or why it bothers you. or why you feel republican pols deserve defending, they're just as bad as the democrats for the most part. or as good, depending on your point of view i suppose.

[Nascar1966]

Originally Posted by Danzig

well, if he hasn't done anything, what exactly is making him so dangerous? and the economy has been down for several years-generally it takes about as long to fix a problem as it does to create it. then there's the fact that the president really hasn't got much effect on the economy anyway. it's far too large for one person to personally help or hurt. as for the blame game, both sides engage in it, so i'm not sure why you're so focused on that. or why it bothers you. or why you feel republican pols deserve defending, they're just as bad as the democrats for the most part. or as good, depending on your point of view i suppose.

You are very corect about the blame game. It's my opinion that the current President is using the blame game a little more than his predecessors did. As far as the economy goes, yes it will be a long road for recovery but there doesn't seem to be any idications that the economy is on the road to recovery.

[Danzig]

Originally Posted by Nascar1966

You are very corect about the blame game. It's my opinion that the current President is using the blame game a little more than his predecessors did. As far as the economy goes, yes it will be a long road for recovery but there doesn't seem to be any idications that the economy is on the road to recovery.

he's not using it any more than any of his predecessors. it's your bias telling you that, not any facts. same with the economy; there are encouraging signs. apparently you just choose to completely ignore them because of who's in charge. we have a ways to go, but there are some bright spots. considering how things are worldwide, as well as nationally, it's a wonder our economy isn't worse than it is.

i believe it was jon stewart who said people are bitching because obama hasn't fixed in two years what it took eight years to screw up. although that might not encompass the entire story, it's a good point. bush did screw us up quite a bit. much of what we're dealing with now is because of some poor decision making on his part, his admins part, and congresses part. add in the housing mess, banking, the terror attacks, etc, it's a wonder we're not in a lot worse shape.