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The Obama Deception

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i dont think obama is trying to deceive anybody now, he is just showing himself to be the socialist, he is, dt

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I am starting to lose my patience with Obama. He has been in office over two months now and still has not made the first payment on my car or house for me!

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Originally Posted by Dedicated Mind (Post 721372)

rehashed malarky

Did you watch it?

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Originally Posted by CC1 (Post 721390)

I am starting to lose my patience with Obama. He has been in office over two months now and still has not made the first payment on my car or house for me!

nor for me either.

How about those folks who rejoiced at his election and said, "Now I won't have to worry about my mortgage or my credit cards"? Are they becoming disillusioned? Or is it just too soon for him to make those payments?

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Originally Posted by Sam (Post 721426)

This is an anecodotal story but it is a first hand experience from a business associate of mine. I was talking to him a few days after the election and he had just flown back from one of his companies locations in another state that he oversees.

They had a black employee at his company in that state who had called in sick the day of the election which did not surprise them as they knew he was excited about Obama potentially being elected President.

What did shock and surprise them is when he showed up the next day so giddy they thought he might be on drugs and when he was asked to do anything would say "uh uh. I ain't gonna do it. It's a new day baby!!!!".

Now obviously this guy is an extreme case but it made me wonder how many more nut jobs are out there who thought Obama being the first black man elected was magically going to bring them money, pay their bills, and make it so they didn't have to obey their boss any more if he was white. Arghhhhh.

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Originally Posted by CC1 (Post 721447)

This is an anecodotal story but it is a first hand experience from a business associate of mine. I was talking to him a few days after the election and he had just flown back from one of his companies locations in another state that he oversees.

They had a Black employee at his company in that state who had called in sick the day of the election which did not surprise them as they knew he was excited about Obama potentially being elected President.

What did shock and surprise them is when he showed up the next day so giddy they thought he might be on drugs and when he was asked to do anything would say "uh uh. I ain't gonna do it. It's a new day baby!!!!".

Now obviously this guy is an extreme case but it made me wonder how many more nut jobs are out there who thought Obama being the first black man elected was magically going to bring them money, pay their bills, and make it so they didn't have to obey their boss any more if he was white. Arghhhhh.

CC, I'm not going to say much but unless this guy was a complete idiot, I'm sure he was being TIC.

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Originally Posted by tstew (Post 721469)

CC, I'm not going to say much but unless this guy was a complete idiot, I'm sure he was being TIC.

He was not. They finally sent him home. He may have been on drugs but he was not TIC.

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Originally Posted by CC1 (Post 721474)

He was not. They finally sent him home. He may have been on drugs but he was not TIC.

Well then he is a complete idiot. I would wager that there were not many other people nationwide who were forced to go home due to this sudden "freedom" from employers.