Obama continues to be a terrible president

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look no further than Libya to see why he is a great president. stable oil markets have returned. our loss? exactly one jet fighter. no american lives lost. Qaddafi in hiding or dead. yes, he is a great leader and we are damn lucky to have him.

If he so Great why so many people out of work?
 

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Let's ask the Republicans/TeaParty in Congress why they haven't put forth any effort to get things going. They would rather see America fail just to get and hold on to power.

Mr. Boehner, where are the jobs?

obama put soo many regulations in place that is hard to start a business and puting people out of work.

in china you can have a factory start being built in less then a week. in the usa it takes years.
 

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obama put soo many regulations in place that is hard to start a business and puting people out of work.

in china you can have a factory start being built in less then a week. in the usa it takes years.

Do you have any references to support your claims?
 

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obama put soo many regulations in place that is hard to start a business and puting people out of work.

in china you can have a factory start being built in less then a week. in the usa it takes years.

Yeah, no building codes necessary. No irritating environmental regulations to inhibit the belching flow of pollutants into the atmosphere, the water table, etc. 18-hour workdays, 12-year-old assembly line workers, 2-dollars-a-day wages. It's a business paradise!
 

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Yeah, no building codes necessary. No irritating environmental regulations to inhibit the belching flow of pollutants into the atmosphere, the water table, etc. 18-hour workdays, 12-year-old assembly line workers, 2-dollars-a-day wages. It's a business paradise!
That actually would be a business paradise... just not an employee paradise :S
 
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obama put soo many regulations in place that is hard to start a business and puting people out of work.

in china you can have a factory start being built in less then a week. in the usa it takes years.

Yeah and why should it? Just don't take a deep breath.
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That actually would be a business paradise... just not an employee paradise :S

Right. And given the public rhetoric emanating from the Republican side of the US Congress, and the associated media mouthpieces, it's little wonder that great swaths of the public latch on to the "concerns affecting business owners" and ignore the "concerns affecting the employees", even though the vast majority of people are employees. I blame the Democrats (and the Republicans) for not doing a better job of educating the public as to how the issues that get media play actually affect the American people.

Instead, we get "Don't do anything to infringe the ability of corporations to maximize profits at the expense of all other concerns", which is translated into the much more palatable "Don't do anything to affect the job creators ability to create more jobs". This last, a near-constant refrain despite the fact that the massive tax-lowering and regulation-stripping effort begun during the GW Bush presidency led to a massive depletion of jobs (a trend so powerful, it continues to this day, along with the Congressional blocking of tax revenue increases and effective regulatory oversight of businesses...) and most definitely not an increase in the creation of jobs, by the supposed job-creators. It's the biggest load of horseshit ever sold, and it just galls me that it keeps getting bought and sold, over and over by a gullible public and a greedy Corporate-Legislative cabal.

So, I call out anyone dishonest or ignorant enough to participate in the sustaining of this blatant lie.
 

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Right. And given the public rhetoric emanating from the Republican side of the US Congress, and the associated media mouthpieces, it's little wonder that great swaths of the public latch on to the "concerns affecting business owners" and ignore the "concerns affecting the employees", even though the vast majority of people are employees. I blame the Democrats (and the Republicans) for not doing a better job of educating the public as to how the issues that get media play actually affect the American people.

Instead, we get "Don't do anything to infringe the ability of corporations to maximize profits at the expense of all other concerns", which is translated into the much more palatable "Don't do anything to affect the job creators ability to create more jobs". This last, a near-constant refrain despite the fact that the massive tax-lowering and regulation-stripping effort begun during the GW Bush presidency led to a massive depletion of jobs (a trend so powerful, it continues to this day, along with the Congressional blocking of tax revenue increases and effective regulatory oversight of businesses...) and most definitely not an increase in the creation of jobs, by the supposed job-creators. It's the biggest load of horseshit ever sold, and it just galls me that it keeps getting bought and sold, over and over by a gullible public and a greedy Corporate-Legislative cabal.

So, I call out anyone dishonest or ignorant enough to participate in the sustaining of this blatant lie.


link?
 

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Hey now, don't blame congress now. Didn't Obama campaign on fixing the "failed policies of the past"? Didn't seem to help even with Democrats in control of Congress and the White House.
 
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Hey now, don't blame congress now. Didn't Obama campaign on fixing the "failed policies of the past"? Didn't seem to help even with Democrats in control of Congress and the White House.

Pull-eaze it's going to take a decade to undo the Bush Reign of Error. I've no doubt the American voter has acute amnesia and will forget exactly how we got here and vote the foxes back into the hen house and will end up fucked again.

Let's be perfectly clear: The modern Republican party has one masterful, godlike skill unmatched by any other org in this century: Its leaders are geniuses at deceit, at leading throngs of blind believers into rabbit holes of war and fear and factual inaccuracy, often using an aggressively dumbed-down form of Christianity as a trump card. Sexual dread, mistrust of youth, of women, of gays, foreigners, of the ever-changing cultural landscape? It's in the DNA.

 

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Pull-eaze it's going to take a decade to undo the Bush Reign of Error. I've no doubt the American voter has acute amnesia and will forget exactly how we got here and vote the foxes back into the hen house and will end up fucked again.
Let's be perfectly clear: The modern Republican party has one masterful, godlike skill unmatched by any other org in this century: Its leaders are geniuses at deceit, at leading throngs of blind believers into rabbit holes of war and fear and factual inaccuracy, often using an aggressively dumbed-down form of Christianity as a trump card. Sexual dread, mistrust of youth, of women, of gays, foreigners, of the ever-changing cultural land
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Sargon, with all due respect; You sir, are full of shit. You spread more lies and deceit on behalf of the liberals than you do informative and educated posts. Further more your posts are full of ideological non realistic propaganda. You fail to give way to reason and truth, and because of this, you are going on ignore.



 

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Sargon, with all due respect; You sir, are full of shit. You spread more lies and deceit on behalf of the liberals than you do informative and educated posts. Further more your posts are full of ideological non realistic propaganda. You fail to give way to reason and truth, and because of this, you are going on ignore.





I'm surprised at you Horrible. I don't agree with really very much of what you advocate but I know you aren't an idiot. Ignoring someone because they disagree with you? Tisk, tisk.

Ignoring idiots, spammers, people who contribute nothing to the debate (i.e. one of the three posts on this page so far), stalkers, and weirdos is one thing but you should know the joy that comes from seeing something posted that's so inflammatory it causes you to post in response almost instantaneously? If you ignore all the people who do that... we'll, do you have a thing for Enzia?


Just a little surprised is all. You might not agree with Sargon at all, but you can at least admit that his posts contain full sentences and add fodder for the debate, yes?




JSZ
 

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How is it that Obama is a terrible President for making the cuts?

As it stands, it is the republican party that doesn't want to tax the rich! Obama wanted to raise taxes on them to generate more revenue versus only cuts.

The person who created this post is obviously a stupid Republican. They complain that taxing the rich will reduce job creation. It might in the short term, but not the long term.
 

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Ignoring idiots, spammers, people who contribute nothing to the debate (i.e. one of the three posts on this page so far), stalkers, and weirdos is one thing but you should know the joy that comes from seeing something posted that's so inflammatory it causes you to post in response almost instantaneously? If you ignore all the people who do that...
JSZ

I have yet to follow through with utilizing the ignore function. And, yes, I enjoy the entertainment provided by everyone's posts particulary the ones that are antagonistic. Sargon's last post completely crossed the line by referring to Bush as a terrorist, and describing the Republican party as liars.

As I'm sure everyone knows, I cannot stand BHO, or the majority of what he represents as CiC. But, I respect his position and do not revert to name calling rhetoric attacks on a personal level.

And, while Sargon's posts, for the most part, incite discussion, they also can be insulting, and generally do not provide facts and truth. More often than not, they contain links to bogus websites with out of context quotes and liberal blogs.