Barack Obama, our next President

DBWriter wrote:

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This sounds like Obama is just rewriting the law to suit the political climate.
The same thing will happen... after the midterm elections, of course.
Is there anyone in Congress that knows the president can't just write his own laws?

LoisLane59 wrote:

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What should concern you more is whether you believed a word of it.
This speech had to be one of the lowest points in our history and, perhaps, by far, the most embarrassing.
The media must be deaf if they didn't hear this president rambling to the point of making absolutely no sense and repeating the same line over and over and over again even if it had nothing to do with the question.
This was presidential buffoonery at its finest. This president contradicted himself so many times, I stopped taking notes.
Anyone with even a single rational cell inside their head could not have listened to that speech and felt like their head wasn't going to explode.
Every liberal in this country should have to wear the egg on their faces like a scarlet letter.
If I wasn't convinced we are now the Dumb and Dumber United States of America before, even I felt dumb after listening to it in its entirety. This president could make Einstein feel dumb.
If his speech slides over the media like a bunch of hillbillies trying to grab a greased pig without anyone calling attention to how it was an embarrassment to the entire country, we are long past dumb and dumber. We're comatose.
Nothing will change with the ACA. The only thing this president offered somewhere between his stumbling, fumbling and rambling is that people who have lost their insurance "might" get their old insurance back "if" the insurance companies let them...and only for the next year. The law will be in full swing after that and we'll be right back where we started.
Homer, you can't seriously say this president even has a small clue about what he's doing. He's still flying by the seat of his pants and just hoping we like his pants.

LoisLane59 wrote:

Started off taking notes of the speech to point out contradictions made in almost every other sentence.
But after the first question from the press and the neverending response with so many other contradictions, I just gave up.
When he finally wrapped it up, I was holding my head in my hands.
Tuned in to Andrea Mitchell just to see what the liberal outlets were saying, and she couldn't have been happier everyone was worried about nothing because Obama is going to fix everything.
Yi, yi, yi, yi, yi....

sonicfilter wrote:

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is that different from the white fraud conservative hustlers that i have to deal with on daily basis? that our local tea party complain about incessantly?
i guess if there are no blacks in the area to blame they have to go after white trash. plenty of that here, so they stay busy.

shinningelectr0n wrote:

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The Magic Negro moved on a magic carpet throughout his Affirmative Action ride because of the city where he was born: Menda
Mendacity.

Eman wrote:

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um...if he were a winner, there's be nothing to fix.
pull yourself together, mini me. You're embarrassing me!!!

LCNLin wrote:

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and this rather new..
The recent elections underlined a growing tension in political money circles: Business people are increasingly fed up with the activist wing of the Republican Party. It's a trend that will have broad implications for next year's midterm elections and the presidential race in 2016, political experts say.
In Alabama on Nov. 5, Republican Bradley Byrne beat tea party favorite Dean Young for a U.S. House seat in part because the business community rallied around him. In Virginia, Democrat Terry McAuliffe bested tea party-backed Republican Ken Cuccinelli partially because some conservative business donors wouldn't give to the GOP campaign—or even switched sides. And in New Jersey, moderate Republican Chris Christie crushed tea party candidate Seth Grossman in the primary and then Democrat Barbara Buono in the general election because of strong business support.

Emeem wrote:

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Obama announces 'keep your plan' Obamacare fix:
http://news.yahoo.com/obama-to-make-obamacare...
That's how a winner makes things work. I hope you whining losers learned something from a winner.

shinningelectr0n wrote:

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Obamacare will be the butt of sociopolitical jokes for generations to come.
"That's about as stupid as Obamacare..."
"Sounds like another Obamacare scheme, doesn't it?"
"Yeah. Right. And if you believe that crap, I'd like to sell you an Obamacare Policy, too. HA, Ha!"
In Daycare: "Your Mom's so stupid that she has Obamacare!"
Yada, Yada, Yada....

Eman wrote:

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some say he was hatched.

shinningelectr0n wrote:

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America needs to bury Affirmative Action very deep before we embarrass ourselves even further.

shinningelectr0n wrote:

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So the Magic Negro continues to instill confidence in Americans ......
HAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHA HAHA......

Eman wrote:

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your racist half is showing again.

Emeem wrote:

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You've never had to fix anything? No mistakes? So even all of your 26,000+ dumbass posts are all perfect?
You really aren't very smart.

Eman wrote:

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who are these "baggers" you speak of? "anonymous" is a much cooler name.

LCNLin wrote:

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Why do You Hate America and Americans?
You might like it better in North Korea?

Eman wrote:

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some say he was hatched.

Eman wrote:

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your racist half is showing again.