jillan
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Tue Jan-25-11 11:09 PM
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I think the reason alot of people didn't like Obama's speech was because |
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there wasn't a laundry list of red meat thrown out to the base.
It was more of the beginning of a discussion tonite. A discussion on how to move this country forward.
I thought it was well done. Salmon and all.
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Tue Jan-25-11 11:12 PM
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1. Red meat is for children. |
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Tue Jan-25-11 11:13 PM
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than I have ever seen in almost 60 years... like the intermingling of congresspeople... President Obama was good
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Tue Jan-25-11 11:19 PM
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4. The problem is that everybody has an issue... |
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and everybody wants a long speech on their issue but there isn't enough time for every issue the way that the media pundits and others want him to talk about a certain issue.
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Tue Jan-25-11 11:35 PM
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Tue Jan-25-11 11:37 PM
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I liked it for what it's worth. Obama backed his speech with real life examples.
The two Republican responses were nothing but regurgitated talking points.
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Tue Jan-25-11 11:38 PM
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7. It seem like a laundry list to me. Did not see any ideas in it. |
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Tue Jan-25-11 11:50 PM
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you usually do that to set your agenda year 1. Here's what I'm gonna do. In year 3, it makes it sound like you haven't done anything. He really could have used tonight to sell his agenda he's already been doing.
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Tue Jan-25-11 11:41 PM
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8. Based on the polls "most" people loved the speech. 85% CNN, 82% CBS etc. |
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Seems like we have 90% of the 8% that didn't like the speech.
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Tue Jan-25-11 11:44 PM
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9. That's what I meant ;) |
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Tue Jan-25-11 11:45 PM
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10. Red meat is the least of my concerns. Its the embracing of a broken economic system |
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and failed ideology that bugs me.
The people are fucked and getting more fucked by the day. The same old bullshit with a bit more elbow grease isn't going to help us. It is a lie or fiction at best.
We refuse to admit much less resolve issues and I find it offensive at this stage in the game.
We don't even have red meat any way. Our substitute is telling the truth about the opposition and actually saying what we believe.
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Tue Jan-25-11 11:48 PM
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12. I thought Obama was was great |
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and the behavior was more subdued there. I see it as a circus.
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Tue Jan-25-11 11:47 PM
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11. I think because it sounded like a 1st year president |
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and less like a guy coming off two productive years as president. His rhetoric gets in the way of pointing out what he did, what he will do and why he's doing it.
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Tue Jan-25-11 11:55 PM
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14. I thought he accomplished what is most needed right now: |
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projecting himself as a leader of the nation, rather than of a party or parties.
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