Good morning liars,

Just wondering if you've owned up to your fear of blacks yet?

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[This message has been edited by Buck Showalter (9/7/2010)]

C'mon tax payer, where are you? Burning a Quran?

He can say anything he wants. Doesn't mean he will do anything. Also, there is no chance in hell he can get any new small business tax breaks in place before November. Sounds like a big procreateing pile of political rhetoric.

Long time no see, racist.

Other that health care he is just another corporate Republican.

Which leaves us again at the one big difference...

Other that health care he is just another corporate Republican.

I would have to disagree with you Stone...
Obama has enacted the following..

 Equal pay for women-Lilly Ledbetter Act
 Revamped the Student Loan program
 Cut taxes for 95% of Americans
 Ended tax subsidies for corporations that send jobs overseas
 Enacted the Credit Card Legislation
 Caregivers and Veterans Omnibus Health Services Act
 Manufacturing Enhancement Act
 Authorized construction/opening of additional health centers to care for veterans
 Closed offshore tax safe havens
 Ended previous practice of having White House aides rewrite scientific and environmental rules, regulations, and reports
 Ended previous policy of awarding no-bid defense contracts
 Improved conditions at Walter Reed Military Hospital and other military hospitals
 Negotiated deal with Swiss banks to permit US government to gain access to records of tax evaders and criminals
 Ended the previous practice of forbidding Medicare from negotiating with drug manufacturers for cheaper drugs; the federal government is now realizing hundreds of millions in savings
 And even paid for redecorating the White House living quarters out of his own pocket
Is this similar to what previous or future Republican administrations would do?

I stand corrected Sioux, although I was being somewhat facetious. I just wonder when we will totally withdraw from Iraq- a place we should have never been. By the way where are those WMD's?

I also wonder when tax cuts for billionaires will be repealed. What a crock of sheit. Plus we got a watered down health care bill that was written the insurance lobby. Nonetheless, like Gunnar said, it is a starting point and it is better than what we had.

But never fear all his accomplishments will soon be undone by the retarded Faux nation of Ditto head, racist, illiterates that believe these lies spewed to them by both parties.

If George Bush had doubled the national debt,which had taken more than two centuries to accumulate,in one year,would you have approved?
Obama put 8700 workers out of work by arbitarily placing a moratorium on offshore oil drilling on companies that have one of the best safety records of any industry because one company had an accident.
If George Bush had reduced your retirement plan's holding of GM stock by 90% and given the unions a majority stake in GM,would you have approved?
Obama filled his cabinet and circle of advisers with people who cannot seem to keep current in their income taxes.
So,tell me what is it about Obama that makes him so brilliant and impressive? Can't think of anything?

Did you approve, Marvin?

[This message has been edited by Buck Showalter (9/7/2010)]

Of course he can't get anything through Congress. It is the duty of the Republicans to make sure their party looks good, even if they oppose something that is just and fair. They are the party of NO, not the party of What Can I Do for the U.S.A.

Just trying to make a point, here. It has nothing to do with his policies, his policies are about in-line with anything that happened in the last decade - well, at least the result of his policies have been. Blame that on whoever, I wish he'd have been more forceful and waaaaay more socialist, but that's beside the point. They didn't care while another guy sold the country out from under them, because he pretended to look and talk like good ol' Jimmy from down at the corner drugstore. Racists.

[This message has been edited by Buck Showalter (9/7/2010)]

Well said...Amorette!

Obama put 8700 workers out of work by arbitarily placing a moratorium on offshore oil drilling on companies that have one of the best safety records of any industry because one company had an accident.

Isn't it two companies, now? And I would not call it arbitrarily put in place.perhaps you have not been reading the newspapers.

As for coruption.how soon we forget...

 Scooter Libby-resigned after being indicted for obstruction of justice, perjury, and making false statements in connection with the investigation stemming from the leak of a CIA operative's identity.

 Lester Crawford: Commissioner, FDA -- resigned after only two months on the job. Pled guilty to conflict of interest and making false statements.

 Brian Doyle: Deputy Press Secretary, DHS -- Resigned in wake of child sex scandal. Pled no contest to 32 criminal counts.

 Claude Allen: Assistant to the President for Domestic Policy -- resigned, pled guilty to shoplifting from Target stores.

 David Safavian: former head of the Office of Federal Procurement Policy at the Office of Management and Budget -- convicted of lying to ethics officials and Senate investigators about his ties to lobbyist Jack Abramoff.

 Larry Franklin: intelligence officer, Defense -- resigned, pled guilty to passing secrets to Israel.

 Roger Stillwell: desk officer, Interior Department -- pled guilty to failing to report Redskins tickets and free dinners from Jack Abramoff.

 Frank Figueroa: senior DHS official, former head of anti-sex-crime Operation Predator -- pled no contest to exposing himself to 16-year-old girl in Florida mall. Girl says he fondled himself for ten minutes. Figueroa forfeited his badge, gun, and access to databases; employment status pending internal DHS review.

 Darleen Druyun: senior contracting official, US Air Force -- pled guilty and sentenced to nine months in prison for her role in the Boeing tanker lease scandal.

 John Korsmo: chairman, Federal Housing Finance Board -- pled guilty last year to lying to the Senate and an inspector general. He swore he had no idea how a list of presidents for FHFB-regulated banks were invited to a fundraiser for his friend's congressional campaign. On the invites, Korsmo was listed as the "Special Guest." Got 18 months of probation.

Resigned Due to Investigation

 Carl Truscott: Director, Alcohol, Tobacco, Firearms and Explosives Bureau -- resigned. A report by the Justice Department's Inspector General found that Truscott wasted tens of thousands of dollars on luxuries, wasted millions on whimsical management decisions and violated ethics rules by ordering employees to help his nephew with a high school video project.

 Joseph Schmitz: Inspector General, Defense -- Resigned amid charges he personally intervened to protect top political appointees.

 Steven Griles: Deputy Secretary at the Interior Department -- resigned, currently under investigation by the Justice Department for his ties to Jack Abramoff.

 Susan Ralston: assistant, White House -- resigned amidst revelations that she had accepted thousands of dollars in gifts from Abramoff without compensating him, counter to White House ethics rules.

 Dusty Foggo: Executive Director, CIA -- stepped down following accusations of corruption in connection to the Duke Cunningham scandal. Under investigation.

 Janet Rehnquist: Inspector General, Department of Health and Human Services -- resigned in the face of allegations she blocked a politically dangerous probe on behalf of the Bush family.

 Ken Tomlinson, Board Chairman, Corporation for Public Broadcasting; member, Broadcasting Board of Governor: resigned at the release of an inspector general report concluding he had broken laws in spending CPB money to hire politically connected consultants to search for "bias" without consulting the board. At BBG, a separate investigation found he was running a "horse racing operation" out of his office, and continuing to hire politically-wired individuals to do "consulting" work for him. He's still there.

 George Deutsch: press aide, NASA -- resigned amid allegations he prevented the agency's top climate scientist from speaking publicly about global warming.

 Richard Perle: Chairman, Defense Policy Board -- resigned from Pentagon advisory panel amid conflict-of-interest charges.

 James Roche: secretary, US Air Force -- resigned in the wake of the Boeing tanker lease scandal, after it was revealed he had rather crudely pushed for Boeing to win a $23 billion contract.

 Philip Cooney: chief of staff, White House Council on Environmental Quality -- a former oil industry lawyer with no scientific expertise, Cooney resigned after it was revealed he had watered down reports on global warming.

 Thomas Scully: Administrator, Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services -- shortly after Scully resigned in 2003, an investigation by the US Department of Health and Human Services Office of the Inspector General found that Scully had pressured the agency's actuary to underestimate the full cost of the Medicare reform bill by approximately $100 billion until after Congress passed the bill into law. Scully was also charged wtih conflict of interest allegations by the US attorney's office for billing CMS for expenses incurred during a job search while he still headed the agency. He settled those charges by paying $9,782.

 Michelle Larson Korsmo: deputy chief of staff, Department of Labor -- Helped her husband (see Frank Korsmo, above) with his donor scam. Quietly left her Labor plum job in February 2004, about two weeks before news broke that she and her husband were the targets of a criminal probe.

Nomination Failed Due to Scandal
 Bernard Kerik: nominated, Secretary, Department of Homeland Security -- withdrew his nomination amidst a host of corruption allegations. Eventually pled guilty to a misdemeanor relating to having accepted improper gifts totaling tens of thousands of dollars while he was a New York City official in the late 1990's.

 Timothy Flanigan: nominated, Deputy Attorney General -- withdrew his nomination amidst revelations that he'd worked closely with lobbyist Jack Abramoff when he was General Counsel for Corporate and International Law at Tyco, which was a client of Abramoff's.

 Linda Chavez: nominated, Secretary of Labor -- withdrew her nomination amidst revelations that an illegal immigrant lived in her home and worked for her.

moran wrote:

Obama put 8700 workers out of work by arbitarily placing a moratorium on offshore oil drilling on companies that have one of the best safety records of any industry because one company had an accident.

And this is actually another crock of sheit, as stone might say. I'd find the study that showed the actual economic impact of the "arbitrary" moratorium, but a) You can google just as well as I can, and b) You wouldn't believe any evidence I presented anyway.