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Then the ceremonies began.
Incredibly, Bush and Cheney, and their wives, were loudly booed when they were introduced to the crowd.
I was ashamed to be an American.
What a total lack of class. With the world watching, Americans had to act like a bunch of immature adolescents.
Now before I tell you those words. Let me first say, we had people that had swam out of New Orleans and all they had were the clothes on their back. Which those clothes were disgusting, so we were getting clothes besides of course providing for their needs.
Originally posted by jsobecky
reply to post by TrueAmerican
2) There was no real threat of terrorism, and still isn't. Not on the scale they espouse and with all the insane amounts of money they have spent on it. They created the fear in the people, and then had the people pay for their own "protection."
No. They never pushed 'fear' much after 9/11. All other fear was manufactured by the left.
Originally posted by jsobecky
I've been a harsh critic of Obama. But this morning, after listening to pre-inauguration interviews with some conservative voices that I respect, I decided to change my mind and give Obama a chance to prove himself. The people I refer to were full of hope and praise for the man and the day, and I carried that feeling for the rest of the morning.
Then the ceremonies began.
Incredibly, Bush and Cheney, and their wives, were loudly booed when they were introduced to the crowd.
I was ashamed to be an American.
What a total lack of class. With the world watching, Americans had to act like a bunch of immature adolescents.
An historic day, ruined by idiots.
answers.yahoo.com...
Originally posted by jdub297
Originally posted by jsobecky
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Then the ceremonies began.
Incredibly, Bush and Cheney, and their wives, were loudly booed when they were introduced to the crowd.
I was ashamed to be an American.
What a total lack of class. With the world watching, Americans had to act like a bunch of immature adolescents.
Those were not examples of "Americans;" they were Liberal/Democrat/Progressive immature adults.
Welcome to life in the culture of "Hope" and "Change."
(Honestly, did you not see this coming? But wait; there's more ... .)
jw
another thing......
I wonder how many Katrina victims were in the crowd?
I wonder how many families who lost loved ones in Iraq were in the crowd?
I wonder how many people who have been spied on illegally were in the crowd?
I wonder how many people who have relatives or friends who have been tortured per Bush's orders were in the crowd?
I wonder how many people who had voted for someone other than Bush, but their votes went to Bush - due to voter fraud was in the crowd?
I wonder how many people who had lost their homes were in the crowd?
I wonder how many people, who had not been able to put food on their table, due to the high cost of gas were in the crowd?
Originally posted by rapinbatsisaltherage
reply to post by lunarminer
I starred this post because I agree, people should have left, and they should have listened. However I think people who are saying “Katrina wasn’t Bush’s fault” don’t understand the scope of the event or the aftermath or the lack of care and consideration in his administration during Katrina. Katrina was not Bush’s fault; Katrina was a deadly force of nature. It is how he reacted to and handled Katrina that will haunt his legacy, on top of everything else.
I do imagine that if those people had been responsible and left when warned they wouldn't have been in such a predicament. .
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Originally posted by Gears Of War
No,
Those men don't deserve applause or any kind of respect, they ruined your once great nation in 8 years....8 years!
They should have been pelted with rocks and then lynched!
Originally posted by lunarminer
reply to post by questioningall
Again, you could use a Civics class. In 2001-2002 the Democrats controlled the Senate. That is because of Jim Jeffords changing parties. Remember?
The Republicans took control of the Senate with the midterm election in 2002 but they were not seated until Jan. 2003. So, please take a Civics class and maybe a history class too.
Originally posted by lunarminer
reply to post by questioningall
Again, you could use a Civics class. In 2001-2002 the Democrats controlled the Senate. That is because of Jim Jeffords changing parties. Remember?