President Obama Declares Donald Trump 'Unfit' to Be President

originally posted by: Bennyzilla
a reply to: abe froman

SHHHHH Hey, they are buddies now and she's fit to do the job now

And more qualified than any other president in U.S. history... That's enough to make you shart yourself laughing.

a reply to: ~Lucidity

"President Obama Declares Donald Trump 'Unfit' to Be President"

And in other news. . . . ISIS is jv.

And if you like your doctor, you can keep your doctor.

a reply to: ~Lucidity

You mean bother to vote?

I wouldn't get my hopes up on that one. They may not care what Obama does, but when faced with 4 more years of his policies under Hillary, they might just get pretty excited.

Outrageous fuel prices for most of his administration
Under-employment rampant
Constantly declining standard of living
Medical costs soaring
Insurance not even available to many
Inflation skyrocketing
Mideast unrest war
Continual reports of mass shootings/stabbings/killings
Mistrust of the police
Record debt/deficits
Corruption rampant
Continual assertions that all is well...

Yeah, they might get excited...

TheRedneck

originally posted by: Nucleardoom

originally posted by: ~Lucidity
*Make that "attempt to trivialize." Thank you.

How about you edit your previous post instead of grandstanding.

"If you like your doctor you can keep your doctor." - Remember that one???

It's kind of sad to see blind support for the President that lied to all of us about something as important as health care.

A complete piece of trash that's about to be left at the curb.

I lost my doctors over and over for over a decade before ACA when my cheapskate company hosed us with their insuance games over and over. You're lil fables don't fly with me. Sorry. And if you live in a red state who didn't go with the option, too bad so sad for you.

But what's all that got to do with the President's statement about Trump again?

Oh, I forgot...y'all have to deflect deflect deflect and make every blessed thread on ATS exactly like the last because you can't actually discuss a topic.

Got it.

Obama is a globalist.

Trump is nearly an isolationist, a nationalist.

Obama is against Trump like he was against Brexit.


If Obama endorsed Trump, I'd get worried. But this is expected, especially from someone as small and petty as Obama.

a reply to: TheRedneck

Nicely compiled list you provided there. There are some who won't see any of it that way though.

How is it that many people live like an ostrich, but still are able to breath?

a reply to: TheRedneck

Bothering to vote or not is up to you.

I personally am torn between not voting at all for the first time in my life or throwing my support toward the Green party.

And for me personally and the area I live in, things are far, far better than they were 8 years ago. Jobs are plentiful, construction is booming, roads are being paved again, new stadiums are being built, both small business and large are thriving, and schools are not on austerity budgets anymore. Again, sorry if you live somewhere whene it's not as good.

a reply to: ~Lucidity

You're lil fables don't fly with me. Sorry. And if you live in a red state who didn't go with the option, too bad so sad for you.

Fables??? So outright lies to every citizen of this country on National TV are fables?

Sorry, but I'm not the one who claimed you could keep your doctor or insurance plan if you wanted to. Now that was clearly a fable.

You may want to take that up with your messiah.

a reply to: Nucleardoom

My messiah? No. The man who was president for 8 years. Yes.

Like I said. Things here are better. I kinda notice those kinds of things. If they're not better where you are, I'm not sure what your deal is.

But do please tell me how Trump will fix your woes. Links would be useful too.

a reply to: ~Lucidity

But do please tell me how Trump will fix your woes. Links would be useful too.

Here is one where no link is needed:

Trump will keep the U.S. from turning into Sweden, Germany & France.

Clinton is all for welcoming more in like Merkel.

Unless you actually want more terrorism coming to our shores?

a reply to: Nucleardoom

Not good enough. How will Trump fix what you were just yammering on about?

a reply to: ~Lucidity

Funny He Should say that ...Ahem......

originally posted by: ~Lucidity
a reply to: LiQuiD_FuSioN

The conventions are over and it's time to get to the issues.

But wait.

No one seems to be doing that.

Hmmm....

Technically Trump and RNC got to take their shots, it's only fair DNC/Clinton get there shot in as well.

It's not about the issues, it's about who's better than whom. Just my two cents from witnessing this s# show. Otherwise I'm completely ignorant of everything.

a reply to: Nucleardoom

Thank you.

From where I stand, most people are seeing it. They are just tired of talking to a brick wall. After all, we have seen the will of the people, as well as the cries of the people, thwarted by this administration on multiple occasions. I am constantly amazed at how easily those who cry for 'equality' and 'justice' and 'tolerance' are the same ones who can't seem to understand when others are truly hurting.

(And before someone asks me for examples, I have no intention of dragging this thread off topic just to argue about issues that will be shouted down.

There's no shouting at the ballot box.)

TheRedneck

a reply to: ~Lucidity

I was asking for a clarification, not advice. I will vote. I will, however, not reveal my vote. To do so would subject me to uncivilized rhetoric from the opposing team, something I consider useless and counterproductive in politics. I will reserve that bit of 'fun' for football games.

I am glad at least that you can see the lack of quality that exists on both sides of the partisan divide. I am also glad your area is booming economically. But know that your area is the exception... despair and disgust is the rule today.

TheRedneck

originally posted by: ~Lucidity
a reply to: Nucleardoom

Does it make you feel like a big, important person to trivialize the accomplishments of a twice-elected PoTUS who is a constitutional scholar, and attorney to boot?

How does it make you feel to hold up Obama being elected by the people equating to being "fit" to be President, yet if those same people elect Trump, you turn around on the hypocrite Obama and hold up his rhetoric as being more important than the people?

Why are you anti-democracy?

a reply to: TheRedneck

Just to be clear, that wasn't advice. I don't give advice. If the you confused you, let me clarify that it was a collective you.

I don't give a rat's ass who anyone votes for. I would just like to believe some actual thought goes into it when they do.

Some areas are still recovering and in bad shape, but the horrific shape we were in wasn't going to get fixed overnight. I don't think GA is an exception, but If you see no change at all, they you may not be looking.

More back on topic...in answer to the president's question...

What would it take for more Republicans to abandon Donald Trump?

One might imagine that a week in which the presidential nominee, among other things, picked a very public fight with the parents of a slain American soldier, advocated for ceding Crimea to Russia, and blatantly lied about receiving a letter from the NFL might do it. (And that’s just a few lowlights—(Rick Klein has a more complete list.)

The complete list is quite a sight to behold. And it doesn't even include the sexual harassment thing yet.

a reply to: MysticPearl

I was replying to an off-topic ad hom attack, which I should know better than to do.

But, seriously, what the hell are you talking about here? I hold up what now? This is a news story. Get a freaking grip.

originally posted by: ~Lucidity
a reply to: TheRedneck

Bothering to vote or not is up to you.

I personally am torn between not voting at all for the first time in my life or throwing my support toward the Green party.

And for me personally and the area I live in, things are far, far better than they were 8 years ago. Jobs are plentiful, construction is booming, roads are being paved again, new stadiums are being built, both small business and large are thriving, and schools are not on austerity budgets anymore. Again, sorry if you live somewhere whene it's not as good.

Sorry, but that small pocket of paradise you're claiming you live in, unfortunately is not what most Americans are currently experiencing. If what you claim was true would Bernie and Trump be as popular as they are? These two were labeled anti-establishment candidates until Bernie rolled over and endorsed her. If the economy is doing so well why would these two skyrocket in popularity within their own respective parties? Hmmm...