Aren't you proud to be American again?

#52
#52
God bless you all, you are in for a recovered economy, a war policy that doesnt adhere to your lack of appreciation for american soldiers life, a better health and education system to improve the current one which is terrible! Obama for 8 years, get used to it!


I remember one woman during the campaign claiming that she would no longer have to worry about paying her mortgage or car payment when Obama was elected.

Perhaps this thing about the world ending in 2012 is not such nonsense after all.

She may be right about the mortgage though:)
 
#53
#53
I was never un-proud ! Now I realize that isn't really a word. Just trying to match intellect of the original post.
 
#54
#54
I'm worried about his pick for a CIA director
Not that it surprises me, that he would pick someone with very little relevant expereince, I mean look at him he's not exactly the most qulaified, or experienced President elect
 
#57
#57
I'm worried about his pick for a CIA director
Not that it surprises me, that he would pick someone with very little relevant expereince, I mean look at him he's not exactly the most qulaified, or experienced President elect

You reactionaries can't see the forest for the trees. Did anyone bother to look at who was named No. 2 at CIA?

No, you didn't. You just pop off unreasonable broad brushed statements based on your pigeoned political viewpoints
 
#58
#58
You reactionaries can't see the forest for the trees. Did anyone bother to look at who was named No. 2 at CIA?

Robert Wagner?

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#59
#59
Too bad McCain didn't win so I could be proud to be American again.......Seriously Fenian do you see how absurd this is?
 
#61
#61
At least GWB has kept America safe from terrorist attacks since 9/11, which is probably more than we'll be able to say about Obama in a few years.
 
#63
#63
weak argument to support Bush.

I wasn't supporting Bush as much as I was pointing out that terrorist are probably licking their chops right now, looking forward to the day Obama is inaugurated. You can bet they already have some attacks in the planning stages right now.
 
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I wasn't supporting Bush as much as I was pointing out that terrorist are probably licking their chops right now, looking forward to the day Obama is inaugurated. You can bet they already have some attacks in the planning stages right now.
do you think they would have quit had we elected a R?
 
#65
#65
do you think they would have quit had we elected a R?

terrorist didn't quit, but neither did we unless Hussein O decides to dismantle what bush did.

the fact is Hussein O has it pretty easy with the war on terror. Bush did all the hard stuff, Hussein O just has keep everything in place. If there is an attack, he'll just blame bush and get another free pass.

as for Bush being a good president. he was better than the 2 alternatives, Gore and Kerry.
 
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#66
terrorist didn't quit, but neither did we unless Hussein O decides to dismantle what bush did.

the fact is Hussein O has it pretty easy with the war on terror. Bush did all the hard stuff, Hussein O just has keep everything in place. If there is an attack, he'll just blame bush and get another free pass.

as for Bush being a good president. he was better than the 2 alternatives, Gore and Kerry.
conjecture of this nature is worthless. He was, fiscally, a disaster for the conservative movement.
 
#67
#67
do you think they would have quit had we elected a R?

No. But they wouldn't have been given an opening like they have now that a man from the "Blame America Party" has been elected.
 
#68
#68
No. But they wouldn't have been given an opening like they have now that a man from the "Blame America Party" has been elected.
oversimplification. The dems would be badly hurt by an attack and are likely to be vigilant in stopping them.
 
#69
#69
conjecture of this nature is worthless. He was, fiscally, a disaster for the conservative movement.

i can't argue that he spent alot and created a bigger government. but he did get us out of Clinton's recession and 9/11 with the tax cuts, we had solid growth and job creation until the mortgage crisis hit. i don't think conservative or republican expected him to increase the size of government. if gore or kerry were elected we would have expected it.

Gore would not have cut taxes and it would have prolonged the recovery. i think he would have taken the Hussein O approach.
 
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#72
conjecture of this nature is worthless. He was, fiscally, a disaster for the conservative movement.

Among the many ways in which W has been a dissapointment this may be the worst. He ensured that whoever the dems ran would win. Sometimes I wonder if he tried to piss off liberals, conservatives and everyone in between or if he was simple not very bright.
 
#73
#73
Among the many ways in which W has been a dissapointment this may be the worst. He ensured that whoever the dems ran would win. Sometimes I wonder if he tried to piss off liberals, conservatives and everyone in between or if he was simple not very bright.

i think he actually thought he could work with democrats and tried to be bipartisian. obviously you can't work with most libs. they have too much hate and are backed by extrem leftists.
 
#74
#74
i think he actually thought he could work with democrats and tried to be bipartisian. obviously you can't work with most libs. they have too much hate and are backed by extrem leftists.

He wasn't bipartisan over anything but pissing away money.
 
#75
#75
You reactionaries can't see the forest for the trees. Did anyone bother to look at who was named No. 2 at CIA?

No, you didn't. You just pop off unreasonable broad brushed statements based on your pigeoned political viewpoints

can you explain Panetta's qualifications?
 

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