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Originally posted by jd140
Your boy Obama isn't the first President to be heckled while giving a speech.
Originally posted by jd140
reply to post by intrepid
You don't have to be American for him to by your boy "dude".
Atleast I answered your question. Now you aren't crying that this never happened to Bush.
Originally posted by jd140
reply to post by Angus123
You don't think him being booed is the same thing because you think it was a low grumble?
I couldn't understand what Wilson had yelled until I rewound it (I love my Tivo) and listened to it again. Does that mean that you are over reacting to a bunch of nonsense?
Originally posted by Angus123
Whether or not it was a lie, or even a slight bending of the truth notwithstanding, the previous president was the most shameless liar ever to hold the office and nobody ever treated him with such disdain.
It was out of line, and now the whole world can see just how far the once admired United States has sunk into the mud.
Originally posted by intrepid
I wasn't "crying" over anything. I asked a question. I can see why you have the system you guys have, you deserve it.
President Obama;
Well the time for bickering is over. The time for games has passed. Now is the season for action. Now is when we must bring the best ideas of both parties together, and show the American people that we can still do what we were sent here to do. Now is the time to deliver on health care.
From Benevolent Heretic
Agreed. There were several good ideas he got from Republicans and I hope they can all work together to get it done! We need this so badly!
Boehner told reporters that the president has not invited House GOP leaders to the White House for meetings on healthcare reform since the end of April.
Earlier this year, GOP leaders sent a letter to the president in May stating that they would like to work with the administration to find "common ground" on healthcare reform.
But the administration responded with a tersely worded letter indicating that they had healthcare reform under control.
Originally posted by Angus123
...Bush didn't rise to the level of personal name calling.
Booing someone that says something you don't like is pretty tame compared to flat out calling them a liar in front of the entire world.