Obama '08?

@H2O MAN,

H2O MAN wrote:

The simple fact is that this assclown named Obama is wrong for America.

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So now H2Oboy has taken to quoting himself in huge type. Talk about the blind leading the blind.

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@MontereyJack,

Blind liberals lemmings following blind liberal leaders is what MJ is all about

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@H2O MAN,

More originality from h2oman, and, of course, we can't forget the SUBSTANCE that he packs into each and every one of his posts.

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Here is my story and I am sticking to it. The WH released what it purports to be the "long form" of Obama's Hawaii birth certificate. If you prowl around the internet you will find many birthers who can "prove" that what was released today is a forgery. There is an A2K thread devoted to that. So the issue lingers.
Obama claimed that it is time for the silliness to end as we have more important things to resolve.
At the same time, his political people look at Donald Trump, who has recently focused on the birther thing. He has been trumpeting all day about how he forced Obama to address this. And that means, in his mind, that Obama fears him and his chances for running for President, either as a Repub or - as he has hinted - as an Indy.
The Repub leadership is terrified of Trump, regarding him as a loose cannon on their deck,, stealing media attention from more traditional candidates.
Does it make any sense to you that Obama's people may, perhaps, be stirring the pot with regards to Trump?

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@realjohnboy,

I like it the way it's progressing for the GOP; they have so many running or planning on running, that the conservatives will be totally confused. That's a good thing, because we don't need any more nutty conservatives talking about cutting social security and Medicare, or busting unions. If senior conservatives aren't angry, it's their problem, and they may get rewarded with the loss of these two major government programs that helps them to survive in old age.

I think that would be comical. Facts are more curious than fiction, and I look forward to that day when those conservative seniors lose all of it - with the rest of Americans.

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@MontereyJack,

Maybe he pulled a few one night A's. He was a cheerleader.

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@Renaldo Dubois,

My ex-husband holds a doctorate in chemistry from Boston University. He matriculated at Clark University and earned a GPA of under 2.5.

Now, when I met him, he told me that people in MA compare Clark to Brandeis. However, when our daughter began the application process, I noticed that low B students applied to Clark. I looked up the stats. While Brandeis and Clark admitted the same size class, Brandeis (at that time) had three times as many applicants whose SATs were 100 points higher.

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@H2O MAN,

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Yep, if he has 'nothing to hide' then why doesn't he release his transcripts?

If the police banged at you door at 3 am and demanded to search your house, what would your response be:
1) I have nothing to hide. Come on in.
2) I have nothing to hide but show me a search warrant.

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@realjohnboy,

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The Repub leadership is terrified of Trump, regarding him as a loose cannon on their deck,, stealing media attention from more traditional candidates.
Does it make any sense to you that Obama's people may, perhaps, be stirring the pot with regards to Trump?

It's a good deal for the Repubs. After Trump, any other idiot will look less so.

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@JTT,

That reminds me, JTT, of French Slaughter, who was a member of the U.S. House from Virginia years ago. Some magazine proclaimed him to be the dumbest member there. French held a press conference in which he opined that there were several Reps stupider then he was.

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@realjohnboy,

I think this release is akin to Martha Stewart having elected to go to prison rather than appeal the charges against her. Sometimes, a person just has to make the ridiculousness and heat dissipate.

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BTW, I think Trump wears pancake makeup. His face is as orange as his hair.

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@realjohnboy,

That's not even remotely close to being an apples to apples comparison.

Trump is working for the liberal left, he is not a concern.

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I wonder how PrezBO will respond to all of the weather related death and
destruction in the southeast today and tonight... how will he twist it in his favor?

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@realjohnboy,

Nice analogy. It works.

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@plainoldme,

Nice suck up, but his analogy doesn't work at all.

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In the wake of the announced reconciliation between Hamas and Fatah, three prominent members of Congress declared that the PA’s merger with the terrorist organization would spell an end to U.S. aid
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The collapse of the peace process, which was the obsessive focus for most of the president’s first two years, cannot be seen as anything but a personal rebuke to Obama. As Jackson Diehl pointed out, “Abbas seems deeply disillusioned with Obama. He recently trashed the U.S. president in an interview with Newsweek, saying he had mismanaged the issue of Israeli settlements.” (Well, give the devil his due on that one.) Not only does this mean, as Jackson points out, that Abbas has “written off the peace process,” it is a sign that the Obama administration (which was taken entirely by surprise) has been entirely clueless as to the PA’s motives and plans. As bad an ally as Obama has been to Israel, he’s been a worse interlocutor with the Palestinians. It seems the “smart diplomacy” we were promised was anything but.

http://www.washingtonpost.com/blogs/right-turn/post/congress-to-pa-no-us-aid-if-you-merge-with-hamas/2011/03/29/AFKZ4O1E_blog.html

As a bonus it was Egypt that got Hamas and Fatah together...I smell the end coming of the peace treaty between Egypt and Israel. There was at the time a lot of concern that Obama was starting a peace process that had no prospects, and the chickens have now come home to roost.

America, now irrelevant in the Israel/Palestinian conflict.

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@hawkeye10,

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America, now irrelevant in the Israel/Palestinian conflict.

But the real question hawk, which I cannot answer, is whether that outcome, assuming it is the outcome, was an accident due to incompetence or an objective achieved with skill.

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Finally the president has responded to Republican pressure and produced irrefutable evidence that he was born in the "state" of Hawaii. But now it's time Hawaii answer doubters and produce documents proving that it is a state. What are they hiding? And why haven't we seen these documents?

Mr. Lowery Gorgolos, 91, a coast guard veteran and a daily fixture at the Denny's in Houston, Texas is still not convinced: "As far as I'm concerned there's only 32 real states. The rest were added by communists and the elite liberals. I'm not even 100% sure Hawaii exists. Sure we see photos and hear stories but if photos and stories were proof then Bigfoot would be real. Or India."

For now the American public is left with lingering questions such as "why doesn't Hawaii have a pro baseball team?" and "Don Ho isn't an American name."
http://www.huffingtonpost.com/adam-mckay/why-wont-hawaii-produce-d_b_854370.html

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