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Originally posted by OldThinker
In Scripture we are instructed to respect and obey government authorities
Originally posted by nyk537
They can't help the leadership.
They are private citizens like us. They are only commentators, not politicians.
Originally posted by OldThinker
Originally posted by skeptic1
reply to post by OldThinker
Using that example, Obama needs to be the one preaching optimism instead of getting on TV and radio, fear-mongering by saying we may never recover from this.
Originally posted by nyk537
Originally posted by OldThinker
Wrong again....
Other Presidents had plans that people thought would actually work, thus they had a reason to be optimistic.
Originally posted by GrandIllusion
The OP seems to equate commentary on flawed policy as divisive rhetoric.
I propose that commentary on fatally flawed policy is enlightening and unifying. By better understanding a different perspective on highly spun topic we can all unite and express a need for 'change' in the direction a topic is heading.
Peace!
Originally posted by skeptic1
reply to post by OldThinker
The markets don't need any help from anyone in crashing.
They can see the problems with this so-called stimulus package and they are reacting to it.
There are big problems in that bill and in this country in general. People shutting up or sticking their heads in the sand does nothing to solve those problems.
Originally posted by nyk537
reply to post by OldThinker
All the positive thinking and rhetoric in the world will not take a plan as destructive as the one passed by Obama and make it work.