Talk of The Villages Florida - Rentals, Entertainment & More
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What do the lefties believe in???? They surely didn't believe in people's lives when we pulled out of Vietnam.. |
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I think the liberals are going down with a massive defeat in 2010 and again in 2012. Some where I work who voted for OB have told me he has gone way too far for their taste and will vote to overturn the majority just to keep him in check until 2012. Even his own moderate democrats are running scared with his out of control takeovers, spending and policies.
I do believe this Presidency will go done in history as a total disaster. |
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At the end of the day, I'm still more comfortable with the president who is in the White House vs. the alternative choice in the last election. My opinion may change, but hasn't yet.
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For balance, national security and domestic stability, I would have been more comfortable the Republican choice for President and a Democratic Congress, than the Democratic Party controlling the Executive and Congress.
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You have all seen the tag line of lead, follow or get out of the way...
the current populist administration has added and practices a 4th:
let's kinda hang back and wait and see. Forget the party....my interest is in the man who is the decision maker....Republican, Democrat, black, white, yellow, etc, etc....... Evaluate the LEADERSHIP demonstrated. On the Iran incident he gets an 'F'. The US policy on man's inhumanity to man is crystal clear. He wanted to see how it was going to go...come out...wind up.....what the does that have to do with our view of what is being done. Populists... btk |
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Yep..He didn't want to commit himself until he seen how it was going to play out. Real decisive, huh? That explains why he voted "present" while in congress rather then "yes" or "no".
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I might go farther and say that our objectives shouldn't include any "feel good" stuff or policies designed to make us feel better without achieving much for the American public other than that. The "foreign policies" I'm talking about are those wherein the relationships we strike with other countries will benefit this country and our residents, moreso than any benefit that our policies might have that would improve or promote the lot of the residents of other sovereign nations, and certainly not any foreign policy actions which do nothing more than make any of our political leaders "look good".. As mentioned in the Foreign Policy Agenda of the U.S. Department of State, our foreign policy is designed "to create a more secure, democratic, and prosperous world for the benefit of the American people..." Some of the jurisdictional goals of our foreign policy include: "export controls, including nonproliferation of nuclear technology and nuclear hardware; measures to foster commercial intercourse with foreign nations and to safeguard American business abroad; international commodity agreements; international education; and protection of American citizens abroad." What I'm saying is that the conduct of our foreign policy will be successful if the objectives noted above are accomplished. If they are, it makes little difference of how our leaders appear on the world stage. What's far more important is what they accomplish. Specifically, if nothing of consequence to benefit the U.S. by our President blowing off the likes of Mahmoud Ahmadinejad or Hugo Chavez, I would take little satisfaction from that. The name of the game is what our leadership can accomplish for our benefit in conducting our relationships with foreign countries and their leaders, nothing more or nothing less. |
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The world is laughing at this administration. They consider it weak and undecided. |
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I know the worldwide media leans way far to the left, so it's unlikely they'd be writing critical stories about Obama. So I'm wondering who reported on this widespread disdain for our new President? Please don't tell me that the reports came from any of the "entertainers". |
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WHAT leadership Bille?? This guy is a community organizer. He is playing true to form. It's what he knows. Read Rules for Radicals. It's his playbook.
Problem is, WE are his targets. Once he gets control of everything in our lives, which right now will be by yearend, he will have us all by the 'short ones.' Even out elections will be tainted even more by ACORN. Lord have mercy folks -- wake up. |
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There are hundreds of articles on both sides of the pond about Obama dissing England and France.
Here is one to start...plenty more if requested: http://donsingleton.blogspot.com/200...s-british.html |
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By the way. while I liked Winnie, I think a change of decorating of the Oval Office, particularly by a son of Illinois, to include Abe Lincoln is OK with me. Who is Don Singleton anyway? |
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There are tons of news stories about the protocol blunders of Obama. The British are fond of saying how they haven't drank the Obama Kool-aid. They are fond of saying things that the American press won't.
http://www.politicsdaily.com/2009/03...ick-gift-pack/ |
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Yoda A member of the loyal opposition |
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http://www.youtube.com/v/mT8WhH7VdIM..._embedded&fs=1 |
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