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Fri Nov-14-08 12:26 PM
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| After hearing Obama for so long, I trust his judgment & I will not complain over who he chooses |
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to work in his administration, as long as it's not someone like those two demented degenerates, John McCain or Sarah Palin, and we all know that ain't about to happen.
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| uponit7771
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Fri Nov-14-08 12:28 PM
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| 1. Right, Obama has made the case for his judgement. A bad Obama decision is 2x better than a good Bush |
| Stuart G
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Fri Nov-14-08 12:29 PM
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| 2. I agree.................. |
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His decisions will have to stand for me...How he got there is truly a miracle...Let us let him govern...and give the guy a chance..So..how long has it been? 10 days???
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| Skwmom
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Fri Nov-14-08 12:31 PM
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| 3. I thought Obama didn't like yes people AND wanted to hear differing opinions? |
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Or does that only apply to the geniuses in D.C.?
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| kestrel91316
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Fri Nov-14-08 01:09 PM
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| 6. I doubt he has chosen any "yes" people. Are you saying he has? |
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He cannot possibly listen to all 300 million Americans before making any decisions. Don't be getting all huffy because he hasn't called to ask YOUR opinion on things.
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Fri Nov-14-08 12:41 PM
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| kestrel91316
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Fri Nov-14-08 01:06 PM
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| 5. Ditto. He needs to pick who he thinks is best and we need to |
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sit back and look at how things proceed once he is actually in office.
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Fri Nov-14-08 01:11 PM
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| 7. I agree but with exceptions |
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I hated back in 2000 hearing that it was President Bush's Cabinet and the Senate should just approve every one he chose. I always felt that it is our (America's) Cabinet and people should be interested in who fills those slots. I don't much care for either of the two extremes; one side screaming about every decision and the other side taking the freeper position of how dare anyone question Obama.
I think it is fine to discuss which candidate is best suited for SoS and how that selection would shape our foreign policy. I think we would do ourselves even more of a disservice by blindly going along. I don't want to nitpick every choice but I also don't feel a wait and see approach is the wisest either.
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Fri Nov-14-08 01:19 PM
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| 8. but what if he picks... |
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Brewer and Shipley!
one toke over the line sweet mtnsnake, one toke over the linnneee....
:hi:
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