Obama says, if the GOP would just quit saying no..

[Twisp]

Originally Posted by oletime

sorry t the sidetracking was the campaign words ,the real thing is what is being exposed now , leftist ,socialist, moonbat theology.we know whats best for the hoi poloi not them.so we will just force it on them and eventually they will realize big brother was right .

No, it's not. Republican's are trying their best to stay relevant, and they know outlandish claims like that will get them headlines. Much like this session, talking points won't get you far.

The fact is that Obama was/is a relatively young candidate that resonated with the majority of the younger crowd. He made a lot of campaign promises and seemed to understand us a lot more than McCain. That crowd responded by voting in record numbers.

He might not have lived up to all of his promises thus far, but we'll continue to let him try. Honestly, barring a major incident, we'll probably let him try to for another term as well. We are tired of the way politicians work, and he gives us the best chance for that to change.

This Q & A session displayed him getting back to that, hopefully, and is very exciting.

[oletime]

he hasnt lived up to ANY of his promises, btw im dem, but i know reality when i see it, there will be a bloodbath this fall and he is doomed, period ! the shear hipocrisy of this guy is not to be believed, the latest when he claimed the deficit and jobs were most important ,yet he added trillions to it then complained when the repubs dont participate, when they were totally shut out of the debate on this obamacare. it was totally his and shoved through to its present point where it will die an ignomious death. he thinks the people of this country are totally unimportant to this debate when the vast majority of voters want nothing to do with it and it will continue to be proven .the scott brown election was just the beginning .

[Praxeas]

Originally Posted by Twisp

No, it's not. Republican's are trying their best to stay relevant, and they know outlandish claims like that will get them headlines. Much like this session, talking points won't get you far.

The fact is that Obama was/is a relatively young candidate that resonated with the majority of the younger crowd. He made a lot of campaign promises and seemed to understand us a lot more than McCain. That crowd responded by voting in record numbers.

He might not have lived up to all of his promises thus far, but we'll continue to let him try. Honestly, barring a major incident, we'll probably let him try to for another term as well. We are tired of the way politicians work, and he gives us the best chance for that to change.

This Q & A session displayed him getting back to that, hopefully, and is very exciting.

Every candidate makes promises they hope the majority of voters will like and vote for that person but few keep those promises.

Obama has not brought change. He is a politician like the rest of them, just further left of any other in recent years