thetragichippy Posted June 29, 2014 Report Posted June 29, 2014 wrong. No president has faced as much opposition on everything like president Obama You must of been sleeping the 8 years of Bush Quote
smitty Posted June 29, 2014 Report Posted June 29, 2014 You must of been sleeping the 8 years of Bush Tragic, they don't know this about the Bush years. That's why they are "Low Information Voters!" Quote
stevenash Posted June 29, 2014 Report Posted June 29, 2014 Big Girl- In regard to the title of this post, please tell me specifically what "The Republican Lie" is/was and who said/printed it. Quote
Big girl Posted June 29, 2014 Author Report Posted June 29, 2014 Big Girl- In regard to the title of this post, please tell me specifically what "The Republican Lie" is/was and who said/printed it. I gave the link, read it. Quote
Big girl Posted June 29, 2014 Author Report Posted June 29, 2014 Tragic, they don't know this about the Bush years. That's why they are "Low Information Voters!" bush did not face as much obstruction. No one said out loud our goal is to make him a one term president. Quote
Big girl Posted June 29, 2014 Author Report Posted June 29, 2014 Big Girl, Its one thing to make a promise to yourself. Its quite another to make one to the American people when you know there is no chance it will happen. For the record, when he made those statements, the word "hope" was not included. Since you are rewriting history to suit yourself, should we also now accept that the President said " If you like your healthcare plan, I HOPE you can keep it'? Did A&M offer a course in "self delusion" when you attended? On April 18,2011 Standard and Poors issued a negative outlook on the USA debt. This means that, in the near future, it is possible that the credit rating will be lowered. S&P considered the government budget deficit of more than 11 percent of GDP AND net Government debt rising to about 80% or more of GDP by 2013 to be too high when compared to other AAA rated countries. The country was warned in advance and S&P finally determined that its warning was not heeded when the August 15, 2011 decision was rendered. If you want to believe that not raising the debt ceiling was the main reason for the downgrade, that's fine. But its just more proof that, rather than negotiating and providing leadership, the President was willing to let the downgrade take place instead of meeting the opposition half way as other Presidents have done. what is our credit rating now? Quote
stevenash Posted June 29, 2014 Report Posted June 29, 2014 You want to know what our credit rating is now? I thought you knew all of that stuff? Besides, you aren't going to accept the word of a lowly salesman anyway. But, just for you edification, it is AA, a rating that we have never had before. Quote
stevenash Posted June 29, 2014 Report Posted June 29, 2014 Your link tries to infer that the first four years of job growth under Bush should be compared to the first four years under Obama. When Obama took office, we had lost more jobs than at any other time in modern history. Every time that has ever happened in this country, there has been a recovery and hence, an increase in jobs. When Bush took over from Clinton, we were not at the depths of a recession and, resultantly, there was not going to be a huge rebound in employment numbers.. If you want to make comparisons, why not just compare the average unemployment rate during the Bush years to the average unemployment rate during the Obama years? Quote
TxHoops Posted June 29, 2014 Report Posted June 29, 2014 Big girl doing work ITT. Careful girl, you might bruise your knuckles ;) Mr. Buddy Garrity 1 Quote
Big girl Posted June 29, 2014 Author Report Posted June 29, 2014 Sho nufff. My knuckles feel a little sore though. Mr. Buddy Garrity and TxHoops 2 Quote
new tobie Posted June 29, 2014 Report Posted June 29, 2014 It is both sides......They are all stubborn That is why you need a President that can talk to both sides..... Bill Clinton and Bush are two prime examples of Presidents getting things done using BOTH partys Bill Clinton was a much better President than any bush. Bush couldn't even campaign for the Republicans during the last election because it would have hurt Romneys chances. Bill Clinton campaigned for Obama. Big girl 1 Quote
Big girl Posted June 29, 2014 Author Report Posted June 29, 2014 Bush didnt even get invited to the GOP Convention, how embarrassing. Smh Quote
stevenash Posted June 29, 2014 Report Posted June 29, 2014 There is nothing more embarrassing than lying to the public to get elected and then to continue to do so, after being elected, consistently. ( except, perhaps, claiming that the 17 trillion dollar debt is non existent) Quote
new tobie Posted June 29, 2014 Report Posted June 29, 2014 There is nothing more embarrassing than lying to the public to get elected and then to continue to do so, after being elected, consistently. ( except, perhaps, claiming that the 17 trillion dollar debt is non existent) Why didn't Bush help his party get your man Romney elected? Mr. Buddy Garrity 1 Quote
stevenash Posted June 29, 2014 Report Posted June 29, 2014 Don't have that answer. Perhaps it was because he didn't have a "Monica" in his Presidential past and because he did not believe in more free stuff. Can you tell me why Mr. Clinton did not get the House of Representatives to a majority position ( he campaigned for many of those candidates) and why he did not get more Democrat Governors elected to the point that they have a majority in that position as well? Quote
new tobie Posted June 29, 2014 Report Posted June 29, 2014 I guess instead of low information voters, you guys were were only concerned with (yo) information voters. Mr. Buddy Garrity 1 Quote
stevenash Posted June 29, 2014 Report Posted June 29, 2014 Why didn't you answer my question about the Republican Majority in the House of Representatives and the Governorships? As for the low information voters, yes the Republicans would like to have their support but the Republicans are hesitant to promise things that are unsustainable. If you want to see some good examples of operating under unsustainable circumstances, look into San Bernardino, Mammoth Lakes, and Stockton California. After that you can turn to Jefferson County, Alabama, Harrisburg , Pennsylvania, and Central Falls, Rhode Island and then, finally, Detroit. Then to top it all off, read about the country of Greece and see what that does to an entire country. Quote
TxHoops Posted June 29, 2014 Report Posted June 29, 2014 Don't have that answer. Perhaps it was because he didn't have a "Monica" in his Presidential past and because he did not believe in more free stuff. Can you tell me why Mr. Clinton did not get the House of Representatives to a majority position ( he campaigned for many of those candidates) and why he did not get more Democrat Governors elected to the point that they have a majority in that position as well? Yet he will help get his wife elected to the most powerful position in our government in a couple of years... And then you guys can spend the next 8 years turning your obsessions from President Obama to her. I look forward to the entertainment... PAMFAM10 and Mr. Buddy Garrity 2 Quote
smitty Posted June 29, 2014 Report Posted June 29, 2014 Yet he will help get his wife elected to the most powerful position in our government in a couple of years... And then you guys can spend the next 8 years turning your obsessions from President Obama to her. I look forward to the entertainment... Not much difference between obama and Hillarious Rodman Clintonista. So, if she is elected, it'll be done by the same "Low Information Voters" that elected obama. Hoops -- name one accomplishment she had as Secretary Of State. Quote
stevenash Posted June 29, 2014 Report Posted June 29, 2014 TxHoops- I am going to save your post. I think there is a very good chance it will make for an interesting discussion in a couple of years. In any event, I hope that the public will realize, sooner than later, that all of this great "compassion" has a price and the demand that it be paid is getting closer than many realize. Quote
TxHoops Posted June 29, 2014 Report Posted June 29, 2014 Please do. If I were a betting man, she is the odds on favorite. Could she lose? Sure. If she wins will you guys spend hours a week lamenting how she is ruining this country? Without question. As for the point I was making, when someone makes a point that W. is a political pariah, you bring up Clinton. Which is why I brought up the entertainment value of this board. One was extremely popular (even after his indiscretion and the copious amounts of cash the fiscally responsible GOP'ers spent on their ensuing crusade) and continues to be. The other one left office with one of the lowest approval in history. I am sure you know which is which ;) Smitty, as for low information voters, it's amazing that is your belief (well, not really). You two seem to cling to "it's the un-informed" or "it's those lazy, deadbeat, looking for free stuff" voters who have elected Obama and vote Democrat in general. Yet, if you look at the states with the worst public education systems and most poverty, the majority of those are red states. Hmmmmmmmmmmmmm...... Big girl and Mr. Buddy Garrity 2 Quote
stevenash Posted June 30, 2014 Report Posted June 30, 2014 Mr. Bush left with a low approval rating because the public became convinced ( hmmm- who was responsible for convincing?) that the recession/financial crisis was directly attributable to Mr. Bush and his policies. It simply isn't true or close to being true but that is how the public interpreted it. Therefore, I suggest to you that those who accepted that theory were truly low information voters regardless of their social/economic standing. Speaking of low ratings, if things don't improve under Mr. Obama, he will set no records for favorable ratings when he leaves office either. If you want to tell me that perception is reality, then you will also have to concede that" reality" is that Mr. Obamas administration is at the top of the heap when it comes to incompetence and dishonesty. And yes, if Mrs. Clinton wins, and continues on the current path established by her predecessor, I will be one of those yelling about the damage she is doing to the country. I would guess that Smitty would do the same. Isn't that the way this country was organized? Or is dissent supposed to be eliminated/silenced for "the common good"? Quote
Mr. Buddy Garrity Posted June 30, 2014 Report Posted June 30, 2014 Please do. If I were a betting man, she is the odds on favorite. Could she lose? Sure. If she wins will you guys spend hours a week lamenting how she is ruining this country? Without question. As for the point I was making, when someone makes a point that W. is a political pariah, you bring up Clinton. Which is why I brought up the entertainment value of this board. One was extremely popular (even after his indiscretion and the copious amounts of cash the fiscally responsible GOP'ers spent on their ensuing crusade) and continues to be. The other one left office with one of the lowest approval in history. I am sure you know which is which ;) Smitty, as for low information voters, it's amazing that is your belief (well, not really). You two seem to cling to "it's the un-informed" or "it's those lazy, deadbeat, looking for free stuff" voters who have elected Obama and vote Democrat in general. Yet, if you look at the states with the worst public education systems and most poverty, the majority of those are red states. Hmmmmmmmmmmmmm......Please do. If I were a betting man, she is the odds on favorite. Could she lose? Sure. If she wins will you guys spend hours a week lamenting how she is ruining this country? Without question. As for the point I was making, when someone makes a point that W. is a political pariah, you bring up Clinton. Which is why I brought up the entertainment value of this board. One was extremely popular (even after his indiscretion and the copious amounts of cash the fiscally responsible GOP'ers spent on their ensuing crusade) and continues to be. The other one left office with one of the lowest approval in history. I am sure you know which is which ;) Smitty, as for low information voters, it's amazing that is your belief (well, not really). You two seem to cling to "it's the un-informed" or "it's those lazy, deadbeat, looking for free stuff" voters who have elected Obama and vote Democrat in general. Yet, if you look at the states with the worst public education systems and most poverty, the majority of those are red states. Hmmmmmmmmmmmmm......good post. Quote
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