Obama "Pathological Liar"

[jhale667]

Kind of ironic since you and GAR seem like the resident gay couple sperming in each other's wakes...

Throw in BignBadnBrie and it's a three-way...

And once again, GAyR shows his complete lack of reading comprehension, which is ironic for someone who spends as much time in a library as he does.

I've had no problems calling out Obama when he's wrong, and I'll continue to do so.

Do I "regret" voting for him? Not really.

Do I "regret" that Howard Dean or Al Gore weren't options in the primary? Definitely.

Agree. And for the record, I never said I was "wrong" about Obama either; true I don't agree with some of the things he's done so far, but do I regret voting for him, or think Grandpa and Brainless would have done a better job? Not in the slightest.

[kwame k]

Most of us have called Obama out on his faults and have called out congress on them, too.

A fact that seems lost on the Mental Midgets here......but then again, these guys don't deal in facts. They deal in blogs, viewpoints and rhetoric.

I will say this, considering that Gar is the biggest "Pathological Liar" on this board......he should be an expert on the subject

[kwame k]

Obama lied when he said he would live within McCain/Feingold

So did the guy who fucking co-authored the bill, moron.

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[bueno bob]

And, for what it's worth (and anybody keeping score), Obama was never my main man...I've been more than clear that it was and always has been Kucinich, but America's not really ready for the golden age he'll usher in yet. Maybe by 2016, though...

[knuckleboner]

And, for what it's worth (and anybody keeping score), Obama was never my main man...I've been more than clear that it was and always has been Kucinich, but America's not really ready for the golden age he'll usher in yet. Maybe by 2016, though...

no chance. kucinich is kind of the liberal version of ron paul. he's got his fans, but he will never appeal to the general population.

[bueno bob]

no chance. kucinich is kind of the liberal version of ron paul. he's got his fans, but he will never appeal to the general population.

Probably right...with the exception that Kucinich actually KNOWS what to do with an economy, of course...

[bueno bob]

Truth be told, I'd imagine it's more likely that we'll see Al Franken as President sooner than we'll see Kucinich, but that's not necessarily a bad thing either.

[Nitro Express]

Obama is just another corrupt politician bought and paid by the big corporations and banks. They must be offering him a ton of perks to get this manditory pay the insurance companies scam because he won't give up on it. It's not real healthcare reform, everyone knows it but yet he keeps pushing it.

[Nitro Express]

Obama is his own worst enemy. He is so full of himself, that he fails to realize the people don't like what he keeps pushing. He's destroyed any trust people had in him and the last thing we need in these critical times is a lame duck president. We need a real leader, not some pushy salesman for the health insurance industry.

[bueno bob]

The best way to institute REAL health care reform is by socializing it. Good luck getting a Republican to listen to THAT, though...you know, because it's evil, God hates it, and the next thing you know they'll take your guns away, the dirty bastards!

[kwame k]

The best way to institute REAL health care reform is by socializing it. Good luck getting a Republican to listen to THAT, though...you know, because it's evil, God hates it, and the next thing you know they'll take your guns away, the dirty bastards!

....don't forget letting Mexicans steal your high paying job

[knuckleboner]

Probably right...with the exception that Kucinich actually KNOWS what to do with an economy, of course...

so does ron paul...just take it back to he 18th century...

[GAR]

all they can come up with as a solution is to somehow squeeze more out of us....one way or another.

And before anyone hits me with the "But Bush" crap, I hate them all.

My solutions:

1. Vote the best guy for the office regardless of party.
2. Dismantle the Electoral College system which is unfair.
3. Pester the Democrats in your community that they better quit spending and start cutting back to reduce the deficit.
4. Support judicial reform: cameras in the court, increased penaties for corrupt judges and lawmakers.

[GAR]

We need a real leader, not some pushy salesman for the health insurance industry.

Keep an eye on Warren Buffet in all this: Obama has delayed his south Asian conferences to take part with Pelosi in jamming this fucking Health INSURANCE bill down Congress' throat.

I've said all along it's about health INSURANCE. If they gave one shit about healthcare, they would leave medicare alone for the old people and start policing all the fraud.. it only took one episode on 60minutes to show billions being pissed away on fake billing.

Why won't Obama stop that shti? It's my fucking tax money! And it's not gonna be there when you turn old, is it..

[Blackflag]

My solutions:

1. Vote the best guy for the office regardless of party.

I'd go a step further and say, vote for the third party candidate, regardless of party.