OBAMA: good talker, whats wrong with him?

whats the dark side to good guy obama?


what issues does he have a bad plan for?


What does he believe in that isn't really good for america?

Well, for one thing he's been to 57 out of an apparent 60 states.

57-states-video

I know Bush says something like this every week, but Barack's several failures to cover-his-ass/do his homework are forming a picture in my beady little mind. I'm seeing a combination of not taking the job seriously enough, being insincere, running a facade, and taking himself too seriously.

I can be criticized for comparing dictators to a candidate, but in terms of vision, and given the fact that most people, Liberals especially, expect the Federal/Executive branch to be more than I do (like to use it for crap their state/county/parish could take care of if it's such a great idea), I think a historical allegory is valid - he's like Herod relative to Alexander the Great, counting on the banality of people, instead of enabling them to excel...

Obama has little experience and has done very little.
I'm sure he's a good guy and has some good ideas, but he's not quite ready to be president.

whats the dark side to good guy obama?

OGIONIK wrote:

whats the dark side to good guy obama?

I was wondering if you could clarify, and I mean really clarify this question.

hanno wrote:

Well, for one thing he's been to 57 out of an apparent 60 states.

57-states-video

I know Bush says something like this every week, but Barack's several failures to cover-his-ass/do his homework are forming a picture in my beady little mind. I'm seeing a combination of not taking the job seriously enough, being insincere, running a facade, and taking himself too seriously.

I can be criticized for comparing dictators to a candidate, but in terms of vision, and given the fact that most people, Liberals especially, expect the Federal/Executive branch to be more than I do (like to use it for crap their state/county/parish could take care of if it's such a great idea), I think a historical allegory is valid - he's like Herod relative to Alexander the Great, counting on the banality of people, instead of enabling them to excel...

He's campaigning. How else is he expected to "enable them to excel," whatever that means (are you a gym teacher, perchance?), aside from outlining his platform, pointing to his history of public service in polictics and elsewhere, and making speeches? Also, please shed more light on this fine line of not taking the job seriously enough while simultaneously taking himself too seriously. Yes, please offer something more than a "facade" of general disapproval.

What's an "inner-city Northerner?"

How do you tell them apart from an outer-city Northerner or an inner-city Southerner?

Gargamel wrote:

hanno wrote:

Well, for one thing he's been to 57 out of an apparent 60 states.

57-states-video

I know Bush says something like this every week, but Barack's several failures to cover-his-ass/do his homework are forming a picture in my beady little mind. I'm seeing a combination of not taking the job seriously enough, being insincere, running a facade, and taking himself too seriously.

I can be criticized for comparing dictators to a candidate, but in terms of vision, and given the fact that most people, Liberals especially, expect the Federal/Executive branch to be more than I do (like to use it for crap their state/county/parish could take care of if it's such a great idea), I think a historical allegory is valid - he's like Herod relative to Alexander the Great, counting on the banality of people, instead of enabling them to excel...

He's campaigning. How else is he expected to "enable them to excel," whatever that means (are you a gym teacher, perchance?), aside from outlining his platform, pointing to his history of public service in polictics and elsewhere, and making speeches? Also, please shed more light on this fine line of not taking the job seriously enough while simultaneously taking himself too seriously. Yes, please offer something more than a "facade" of general disapproval.

It's not a fine line or a hard concept - I'd talk you through it, but you seem too contentious to pay attention - almost as if your parents had owned a Chrysler...

whats the dark side to good guy obama?

Obama is not a good guy. He is a good speaker. He seeks voter's support by appealing to their racism and envy. He acts as if our Declaration of Independence should have said,
We hold these truths to be self-evident, that all men are created equal, that they are endowed by their Creator with certain unalienable rights, that among these are equal property and equal happiness. That to secure these rights, governments are instituted among men, deriving their just powers from the consent of the governed;

instead of,
"We hold these truths to be self-evident, that all men are created equal, that they are endowed by their Creator with certain unalienable rights, that among these are life, liberty and the pursuit of happiness. That to secure these rights, governments are instituted among men, deriving their just powers from the consent of the governed."


what issues does he have a bad plan for?

Obama proposes government domestic programs and controls that have previously failed each time they have been tried (e.g., Communism's, "from each according to their ability, to each according to their need.")).

Obama proposes government international actions that have failed every time they have been tried. (e.g., Chamberlain's policy of negotiate and appease, but do not oppose, mass murderers of non-murderers.)

What does he believe in that isn't really good for america?

Obama proposes government domestic programs and controls that violate the U.S. Constitution, the "supreme Law of the Land."(e.g., "Article I. Section 8. The Congress shall have power to lay and collect taxes, duties, imposts and excises, to pay the debts and provide for the common defense and general welfare of the United States; but all duties, imposts and excises shall be uniform throughout the United States;"

if they abn all guns, what do they do with people who own them already?