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Originally posted by SaturnFX
Yes, but your mind of a realist is not an actual mind of a realist..it is of a highly partisan and incorrect right winger.
Consider your last thread on how you assumed Clinton would toss Obama under the bus, when in reality what happened was a fistfull of smack to the republicans and ultimately may have given Obama the victory.
Even republican broadcasters said as much.
So, your glasses are colored red, even when you try to wipe em off.
Now, I will say 4 years ago, there was a different energy..it was the whole hope/change thing, but really it resonated with a desire to clash against Bush as much as possible. This time around it is an incumbant verses a hopeful for office and therefore it was less lets take over the white house and more lets build barricades style.
So, in reality, it comes down to debates. Debates is where this ultimate stalemate makes or breaks a person. Who can answer, who can dance the words, etc. The base enjoyed the speech and will vote (applies to both rnc and dnc and their respective nominees). now the actual target audience is up next.
Originally posted by pavil
reply to post by SaturnFX
Jobs were NOT President Obama's #1 priority, to say it was is disingenuous. Healthcare reform is what he rammed through as his #1 Priority, not getting America back to work as Priority #1,2 and 3.
He had control of both houses for 2 years,
Originally posted by theconspirator
Obama doesnt care about jobs? Of course! I see it now. You are right. I mean, we were so much better off 4 years ago! Oh look what I found! An article about sept 2008. Read it if you want, but what does it matter. Your brainwashed. www.pewtrusts.org...
Originally posted by navy_vet_stg3
Originally posted by SaturnFX
Yes, but your mind of a realist is not an actual mind of a realist..it is of a highly partisan and incorrect right winger.
Consider your last thread on how you assumed Clinton would toss Obama under the bus, when in reality what happened was a fistfull of smack to the republicans and ultimately may have given Obama the victory.
Even republican broadcasters said as much.
So, your glasses are colored red, even when you try to wipe em off.
Now, I will say 4 years ago, there was a different energy..it was the whole hope/change thing, but really it resonated with a desire to clash against Bush as much as possible. This time around it is an incumbant verses a hopeful for office and therefore it was less lets take over the white house and more lets build barricades style.
So, in reality, it comes down to debates. Debates is where this ultimate stalemate makes or breaks a person. Who can answer, who can dance the words, etc. The base enjoyed the speech and will vote (applies to both rnc and dnc and their respective nominees). now the actual target audience is up next.
Well, if that's not the pot calling the kettle black.... Your "blue colored glasses" are firmly in place. Obama could hack a 5 year old to death on video and you'd defend him.
Originally posted by ThirdEyeofHorus
I say you have been listening to too much Democrat rhetoric and talking points and you then turn around and call me brainwashed because I['m not buying the Obama depression fake non-recovery.
Originally posted by SaturnFX
I defend facts.
I also understand, and have said, I am not a good source for giving opinion because I am jaded. I have given the only reasonable answer which is that debates will make or break.
Originally posted by SaturnFX
My blue colored glasses do in fact exist...difference between me and the opposite side however is that I am actually aware of my bias and therefore inability to give a objective reading.
Originally posted by SaturnFX
And that allows me to actually step out of my box and understand the process...which makes me less of a crybaby when my party loses..because I actually try to understand the mind of the independent. Trending methods is a bit art, a bit science, and those whom understand it will succeed in several areas of life.
Originally posted by ThirdEyeofHorus
We are not better off. Much of the economic crisis was manufactured. And you know who manufactured it? People like Barney Frank who was overseeing Fannie/Freddie and said everything was ok. Clinton who signed off on forcing banks to make risky loans to help poor people because that is how Democrats get votes. Tim Geithner, Ben Bernanke and the Fed, Goldman Sachs, George Soros who manipulated currencies and took advantage of changes in regulations. Dood and Frank who changed regulations with Dodd-Frank Bill, bankers who took advantage of changes in regulations and bought and sold toxic assets, and so many other crooked people.
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He panders to anyone whose vote he can get as long as it's people on the left, minorities, women, veterans.
Originally posted by ThirdEyeofHorus
reply to post by SaturnFX
What makes it disingenuous?
Originally posted by SaturnFX
and a unprecidented record of filibusters for the 110th congress, blocking everything. the supermajority lasted only a little while before it was lost due to death.
The party of no, they created no policy, they only made sure nothing got done with a procedure meant to be used only for the most extreme of measures.
Originally posted by navy_vet_stg3
Originally posted by SaturnFX
I defend facts.
I also understand, and have said, I am not a good source for giving opinion because I am jaded. I have given the only reasonable answer which is that debates will make or break.
No, you simply spew the talking points of the left in the same way Rush Limbaugh does with the right. I've been on here a long while, and have never once seen you actually have your opinion swayed, even when you're dead wrong. You continually dismiss sources because they give commentary, stats, etc. that you don't agree with.
At least you're honest. It's really a pity, because even though you haven't shown the ability to bend even slightly on your opinion, you seem to at least be able to carry on a conversation. It's really a pity, because I would have expected someone of your apparent intellect to be able to do so.
Changing one's mind over time, isn't a bad thing, and admitting when one is wrong,