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Thu Jan-28-10 10:27 AM
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Were any of these shit heads watching the same SOTU speech I saw |
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JESUS!!!! and Arianna is starting to sound like the right winger she used to be 15 years ago http://www.huffingtonpost.com/huff-tv/arianna-obama-did-not-mak_b_439772.html
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Thu Jan-28-10 10:29 AM
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1. That's the problem with those supposed "I was a Republican |
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but now I'm a Democrat" people. Once in a while, their true colors come shining through.
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Thu Jan-28-10 10:30 AM
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Thu Jan-28-10 10:32 AM
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8. Ed has been the one to challenge the Dems to follow through |
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on their rhetoric. What is the matter with that?
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Clio the Leo
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Thu Jan-28-10 08:15 PM
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23. And Big Ed would know a thing or two about rhetoric. NT |
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Thu Jan-28-10 10:33 AM
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Might want to take a look in the mirror....
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Thu Jan-28-10 08:15 PM
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22. Ed cracked me up tonight saying ... |
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.... that the President had some stern words for everyone "the Republicans, even the Democrats and don't forget the Supreme Court."
He very conveniently left out the cable news pundents .... I cant help but wonder after the exchange Ed and Gibbs had last week that the President didn't have Ed (and others) in mind when he wrote that line. ;)
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Thu Jan-28-10 10:31 AM
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6. Please tell me what of her positions you'd oppose if Obama supported them |
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Thu Jan-28-10 10:29 AM
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2. It seems she was more interested in taking down George Bush |
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her transformation from right winger was greatly exaggerated.
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Thu Jan-28-10 10:39 AM
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13. I have wondered if it's just been a marketing strategy. |
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She probably makes more money when she's being critical of whoever is in power.
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Thu Jan-28-10 10:31 AM
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4. I used to respect her but she seems to crave attention for attention's sake. |
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I don't mind criticism of the President but her's is mindless.
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Thu Jan-28-10 10:33 AM
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10. I find her personally annoying, but I think her criticisms are usually valid |
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Obama's speech seemed very Clintonesque. Great style and feisty in a partisan sense.....But not much nutrition
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Thu Jan-28-10 10:37 AM
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12. Clinton declared the era of big govt. was over in one of his SOTU speeches |
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I didn't see that with Obama last night. To keep promoting health care reform, to rebuke the Supreme Court, the bank fee and tougher regulations on banks, to call out the Rethugs on obstruction was a bit different then Clinton. The thing with the deficit seemed to be calling out Rehtugs to actually claim they care about it. I thought it was well done in casting the Rethugs as the party of no. And the call to repeal DADT (finally-took too long in my opinion).
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Thu Jan-28-10 11:04 AM
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14. So did Obama in a different way -- He's basically saying... |
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Edited on Thu Jan-28-10 11:04 AM by Armstead
"Right now we're in a state of emergency, so we have to do some spending. But once we get out of the woods, the era of big government will be over."
He echoed Clinton in many otehr ways....he said the problem with "free trade" is that we don't have enough free trade....He avoided the basic fact that the problems with the financial system is NOT just the bad behavior of a few executives. The real problem is having a handful of monopolistic mega banks that can bring down the economy in a week....etc.
The basic fact is that over the last 30 years, the economy and political system has been perverted and distorted in a systemic, structural way, and we are now paying the price. The problem will not be fixed simply by wagging fingers at the GOP or asking the Financial Oligarchs to be nicer.
We continue to ignore that at our peril.
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Thu Jan-28-10 11:06 AM
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15. It all depends on if Congress will pass the Volcker rule. |
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Obama does need to get serious about it or people will not trust his words. I do think he had an effective speech.
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Thu Jan-28-10 12:15 PM
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Thu Jan-28-10 11:12 AM
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17. Everything is a crisis with her... |
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She's a classic drama queen - a spoiled brat with zero patience.
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Thu Jan-28-10 11:12 AM
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18. She's starting to look like |
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she is just promoting herself, not expressing any valid political points. I've found it harder and harder to listen to her.
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Thu Jan-28-10 10:31 AM
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5. She shall be cast down. |
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Thu Jan-28-10 10:31 AM
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7. What's worse is she is a regular on the talk show circuit |
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and frequently misrepresents herself as some sort of liberal.
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Thu Jan-28-10 11:10 AM
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16. Watched her on CNN last night agreeing with Fluffernutter over and over and over. |
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Edited on Thu Jan-28-10 11:10 AM by tridim
She is pathetic.
Huffpost is dead to me now.
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Thu Jan-28-10 10:35 AM
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11. Hill Harper was the only one who though Obama did well |
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looks like Larry King is trying to kiss up to Conservatives
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Thu Jan-28-10 11:14 AM
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19. Arianna must not be able to understand english very well. That speech was all about the middle class |
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What kind of BS game is she playing? Oh wait, if she criticizes him she gets to go on TV and talk about her opposition and appear fair and balanced. Thus, promote her site to RW'ers who will go to post their negative feedback from the speech.
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Thu Jan-28-10 04:21 PM
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Edited on Thu Jan-28-10 04:22 PM by LatteLibertine
are completely unrealistic. In addition, President Obama can not effect meaningful change by himself without support, never mind the constant mewling from critics.
I know what happens if Republicans return to power. I'm not certain what will happen if I stand by President Obama for his term. I plan on doing just that and evaluating if further support is warranted when his first four are up.
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