I'm the king of the world, the world loves me, I've broken the American people. YEA, YEA

I'm obsessed with Obama becuz he is the black buck my hillbilly dad warned me about.
I am his stalker.
I think about him all day every day.
He would never want an old bag like me so I have my fantasy.
I'm lonely.

you must be a "rapper" your so talented

Barack Obama, Commander in Thief.

@Bawney Fwank: He didn't steal anything. But great way to reenforce a terrible stereotype. And your name is so funny! Making fun of another persons disability or speech impediment your parents must be so proud!

Got to be bi-partisan. Spread the blame, oops, I mean wealth.

@getreal: Have you had your crap sandwich today?

the Obama legacy:

Again, Obama's budget will double the debt in three years and triple it by the time he leaves office.

And that's if the economy recovers strongly next year.

Where was all this outrage when Bush ran up over one TRILLION dollars on the unwinable war in Iraq alone? Suddenly conservatives want us to stop spending money because they are not in power. No money for new teachers, police, bridges, levees, roads etc. This new legislation is about building infrastructure. When we waste a trillion dollars on Iraq's infrastructure it's patriotic but when we want to spend it on OUR countries infrastructure Democrats are not even supposed to spend money on our own country we are supposed to send it all to Iraq. it's bad. Conservatives don't want this legislation because they don't want Americas infrastructure to be improved. If they aren't running america they want her to fail. All this talk about fiscal responsibility after 8 years of big government spending that has been unrivaled in the history of this country. But hey that is that conservative affirmative action when they do it it's patriotic when anyone else does it it's irresponsible. Kind of like Bush getting into Yale with a C average.

somebody shows some real concern about Obama, and Getreal and her ilk immediately jump in with "Where was all this outrage when Bush …blah, blah).

Bush is gone. Obama is in charge of the fire department now, and he is pouring more gasoline on the burning house, not water.

Where was all this outrage when Bush ran up over one TRILLION dollars on the unwinable war in Iraq alone? Suddenly conservatives want us to stop spending money because they are not in power. No money for new teachers, police, bridges, levees, roads etc. This new legislation is about building infrastructure. When we waste a trillion dollars on Iraq's infrastructure it's patriotic but when we want to spend it on OUR countries infrastructure Democrats are not even supposed to spend money on our own country we are supposed to send it all to Iraq. it's bad. Conservatives don't want this legislation because they don't want Americas infrastructure to be improved. If they aren't running america they want her to fail. All this talk about fiscal responsibility after 8 years of big government spending that has been unrivaled in the history of this country. But hey that is that conservative affirmative action when they do it it's patriotic when anyone else does it it's irresponsible. Kind of like Bush getting into Yale with a C average.

Attention: for those of you who can't make it to Germany to sample the Obama Fingers, just travel to Brooklyn for some finger lickin'

@getreal: You continue to overlook the present to live in the argument mode of the past. After 8 years of harping on Bush, you just can't give it up to try to defend the mess your Obama mini-Marxist is making of our future. Eight years from now when bread is ten dollars a loaf, you will still be yammering away on the same old talking points of yesteryear. Intellectual stagnation.

I like that "intellectual stagnation"

@fanofgrendel: GetReal would never be the one to point out that the Emperor has no clothes. There is inherent danger in blind allegiance. My vote counted as much as hers or anyone else's, but we aren't all going to pretend nothing matters except Bush was a fuckup. Objectivity is a little more difficult when it's your "side" you're having to watch.

@fanofgrendel: Not to mention it sounds a lot like conservatives blaming Clinton for everything that went wrong under Bush.

@Rhonda: And a cheery good Saturday morning to you.

Morning,

Before I went to bed last night I had a really ugly post from one of my admirers, haven't seen it, do they scrub on this site

What are the odds of Drew or Cord posting about the BBC report of Obama ah,ow,eh for 2 1/2 minutes. That didn't seem to be popular last night, was looking forward to being entertained this morning.

Bam, Getreal isn't speaking to either on of us anymore!

Bam,

Who knew the Clinton years would be become the good, old days!

Getreal must save all her old posts, she is such a fan of herself, she is now re-posting her old post word for word!

I still think the Republican idea of a tax holiday, is a good one! Give back the people's money and let the people stimulate the economy.

@Rhonda: If GetReal isn't talking to either of us, I'm sure she'll tell us time and time again. It's good to be us, isn't it? Regarding Clinton, he was our governor for I can't remember how many years and was quite popular everywhere except North Arkansas, where the migratory Yankees tend to make homes. Huckabee and Clinton both share Hope, Ark. as a hometown, oddly enough. I've lived and worked in Hope, and believe me when I say whoever named that town was an optimist to the nth degree. It is really weird that Clinton (D), and Huckabee (R) both hail from the same little town, and have such different standings in politics. Who knows? Maybe Huckabee will actually pull off a presidential bid someday. He's not half bad, for a former Baptist minister turned politician. Although, the argument could be made that he is the epitome of all that's wrong with both religion AND politics. I guess an argument could be made out of cement if one desired. GetReal is the perfect example. Hoo-Ha!

@getreal:Since you are still mired in what was and not what can be, here is an interesting tidbit about the looney left's "flunky" poster-child for global warming (oh, excuse me, climate change) which may make your enemy GW, look like a genius:

From the Boston Globe 09/07/2000
"Gore's undergraduate transcript from Harvard is riddled with C's, including a C-minus in introductory economics, a D in one science course, and a C-plus in another. In his sophomore year at Harvard, Gore's grades were lower than any semester recorded on Bush's transcript from Yale. Moreover, Gore's graduate school record - consistently glossed over by the press - is nothing short of shameful. In 1971, Gore enrolled in Vanderbilt Divinity School where, according to Bill Turque, author of "Inventing Al Gore," he received F's in five of the eight classes he took over the course of three semesters. Not surprisingly, Gore did not receive a degree from the divinity school. Nor did Gore graduate from Vanderbilt Law School, where he enrolled for a brief time and received his fair share of C's. (Bush went on to earn an MBA from Harvard)."

And the world considers him the foremost scientific expert on global climatology?? The myopic minds of the 99.6ers. Rhetoric mistaken for fact.

DTOM -

@DONT TREAD ON ME: Just for the record, G.W. Bush got higher grades at Yale than did John Kerry.

GetReal supposedly isn't speaking to me either, but sometimes she still takes a jab at me. I'm too tempting.

@DONT TREAD ON ME Sometimes the truth hurts, especially when one uses GPA's as a weapon, or to make a point.

PEW RESEARCH CENTER FOR THE PEOPLE & THE PRESS
Partisan Gap in Obama Job Approval Widest in Modern Era

April 2, 2009

For all of his hopes about bipartisanship, Barack Obama has the most polarized early job approval ratings of any president in the past four decades. The 61-point partisan gap in opinions about Obama's job performance is the result of a combination of high Democratic ratings for the president — 88% job approval among Democrats — and relatively low approval ratings among Republicans (27%).

By comparison, there was a somewhat smaller 51-point partisan gap in views of George W. Bush's job performance in April 2001, a few months into his first term. At that time, Republican enthusiasm for Bush was comparable to how Democrats feel about Obama today, but there was substantially less criticism from members of the opposition party. Among Democrats, 36% approved of Bush's job performance in April 2001; that compares with a 27% job approval rating for Obama among Republicans today.