I Apologize

[saden1]

Originally Posted by Slingin Sammy 33

1994 = 2010

Time will tell...but I wouldn't bet against Lord Obama. Thanks for motivating the Latino votes, we really appreciate it.

[Slingin Sammy 33]

Originally Posted by saden1

Time will tell...but I wouldn't bet against Lord Obama. Thanks for motivating the Latino votes, we really appreciate it.

Obama isn't going to be a positive factor for Dems. His supporters may come back out in 2012 but won't be motivated in 2010.

The latino vote will kick and scream over the AZ law, but will generally stay home in 2010.

[saden1]

Originally Posted by Slingin Sammy 33

Obama isn't going to be a positive factor for Dems. His supporters may come back out in 2012 but won't be motivated in 2010.

The latino vote will kick and scream over the AZ law, but will generally stay home in 2010.

As they say talk is cheap...I'm ready, I'm getting my people ready...it's time for some action. BTW, what platform are you guys planning to run on?

[The Goat]

Every Dem in the country needs to play this video over and over leading up to the elections. This should be the centerpiece, because it's one of those things that makes an honest, decent person fume the more it's seen and heard.

The lack of historical context by the little dbag from Texas and every other moron who tries to pretend the administration's response is somehow extraordinary will not persist if the Dems keep on this too. Truman (long before he was President) took damn near every American corporation supplying the WWII effort to task w/ his Congressional watchdog group. Often times "shaking down" bullshit contracts and otherwise recouping monies from the military industrial complex. He did this almost single-handedly as a Congressman and over 50 yrs ago to boot.

[Slingin Sammy 33]

Originally Posted by saden1

As they say talk is cheap...I'm ready, I'm getting my people ready...it's time for some action. BTW, what platform are you guys planning to run on?

It ain't just me, my conservative bretheren on the board, Hannity, Rush, Beck, Heritage Foundation, etc. talkin'....here's some NPR knowledge.

NPR Poll Shows Tough Road Ahead For Democrats : NPR

We're running on the against whatever Obama/Reid/Pelosi are for platform and it appears to be working.

[saden1]

Originally Posted by Slingin Sammy 33

It ain't just me, my conservative bretheren on the board, Hannity, Rush, Beck, Heritage Foundation, etc. talkin'....here's some NPR knowledge.

NPR Poll Shows Tough Road Ahead For Democrats : NPR

We're running on the against whatever Obama/Reid/Pelosi are for platform and it appears to be working.

Looks like Angle is going save Harry's job. Thanks you very much. It's going to be a battle but make no mistake this is not going to be another 94.

I hope that's your playbook and Rush and et al are calling the plays.

[wolfeskins]

most of the people that voted for obama know they made a huge mistake, they know they let their hatred for bush get in the way of voting for the best candidate but they're just too stuborn to admit it.

[MTK]

Originally Posted by wolfeskins

most of the people that voted for obama know they made a huge mistake, they know they let their hatred for bush get in the way of voting for the best candidate but they're just too stuborn to admit it.

Not really

[saden1]

Originally Posted by Mattyk

Not really

You don't secretly wish you had voted for McCain and Palin like me? If not to us at least admit it to yourself and go out and vote to rectify your mistake. God bless the USA and the GOP.

[JPPT1974]

It will take like forever for BP to clean up their mess. They make even the Exxon Valdez of 1989 look like a cakewalk cleaning it up. They are only sorry they got caught, meaning BP!

[The Goat]

Originally Posted by wolfeskins

most of the people that voted for obama know they made a huge mistake, they know they let their hatred for bush get in the way of voting for the best candidate but they're just too stuborn to admit it.

That's awesome...maybe the funniest thing I've read on the WP

[GMScud]

Originally Posted by Mattyk

Not really

Well, to a degree he's right. I don't know if I'd say "most people," but personally I have several friends/family members that are having serious buyer's remorse on Obama and Co.

His approval rating keeps dropping and dropping. A whopping 41% right now. He'll be in the 30's before you know it.

[MTK]

Originally Posted by saden1

You don't secretly wish you had voted for McCain and Palin like me? If not to us at least admit it to yourself and go out and vote to rectify your mistake. God bless the USA and the GOP.

lol

[Slingin Sammy 33]

Originally Posted by saden1

You don't secretly wish you had voted for McCain and Palin like me? If not to us at least admit it to yourself and go out and vote to rectify your mistake. God bless the USA and the GOP.

I knew you'd come around, I told you I'd save you a seat at the GOP table. LOL

[The Goat]

Republican/conservative hegemony is still fresh in the minds of most of us, so the alternative to Obama is still a relatively concrete thing i.e. massive tax cuts for the rich that keep us in budget deficits even when the economy is growing, tearing away regulatory framework which gives the most wealthy/powerful a free pass to lie, cheat and steal, constant drumming about social issues that most of the country now doesn't care about or sides w/ progressives anyway, etc, etc.

There's really hasn't been a new idea in the Republican party and/or conservative movement now for over 3 decades. It's talk about social issues and small government, then once in power massive budget deficits (Reagan and the Bush presidencies still acct for most of the national debt by far) and public policies that (drastically) favor the rich. Same old shit over and over and over again. Blah.