IIN to think Obama...Evil??

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No. Not in so many words...but he's the opposite face of the same coin.

When Bush was in office, the 4th Amendment of our Constitution (basically states that it's illegal for the government to search and siege property) was whittled into obscureity...anyone who questioned the PATRIOT act (yes...that's really what they called it), was accused of being a terrorist. "What do you have to hide?" His foreign policy was "kill everyone and ask questions later."

Now the Obama administration is shredding individual liberty for the sake of the "collective good;" from requiring citizens to purchase a service, to dictating the food our children eat. His foreign policy is "apologize to everyone that wants to exterminate us so they will hold hands with us and sing 'Kum Ba Ya'."

Scary stuff...from both of them.

As far as how inept each of them are with basics of law, history, and articulation? I'd say they're equal. Bush knew how many States we have in the Union. Obama knows how to pronounce "nuclear."

O_o


He's good at talking, very good at talking

but he's piss-poor at actually doing something good. He throws billions at projects that they KNOW were failing, refuses to drill for oil and taps our reserves instead to artificially lower gas prices.

And that's not even counting all the top-secret information he's let "leak" from the white house... all to make himself look popular. Who cares what lives THAT bullshit move costs the operators in resources & life, as long as he can use it to get votes right?


and what's up with that "you didn't build that" bullshit?
Because someone had "help" from a teacher or friend and got successful, they owe the *government* more taxes.

Sure, stomp out success. It works really O_o.

You're right on the money with that last statement. Considering my knowlege of how medical insurance works here, I know that we are all already paying for each other's health care regardless so I understand the urgency for reform, but many of his ideas and much of rhetoric and political strategy has done well to put employers in positions of uncertainty and even fear, which almost always means less job growth.

I don't necessarily disagree with his intentions but I think that he is pushing this much kore rapidly than we are able to handle at the moment. I wish he'd focus more on reform of corporate regulations to.ensure that this doesn't happen again as well as re-evaluation of national defense endeavors, welfare programs and and the progress of our education system.

The social values of our country are becoming more liberal than many of us have the adaptability to evolve into successfully. The younger generation here is being taught tolerance but.not how far that tolerance should go and whom they shouls and shouldn't trust as well as how to properly handle their personal desires. Parents are often failing to step up to the plate as economic conditions often prohibit them to spend ideal time with their kids and about half of the parents in this country did not intend on parenthood, statistically many of them are young and single.

We're at a pivotal point where education is most needed to help these people better understand the changing environment around them, and to take control of their lives rather than remain in a state of learned helplessness because opportunity is argueably harder to find. It's not just politicians that must change, the citizens must change too.

Apologies in advance, on a phone, typos and rambling.

Exactly.

Ok I do not approve or encourage ciggerates but if you try to leagalize pot why would you say no ciggerates! id rather ciggerates be free than pot. You can smoke driving and not crash your vehicle. I have seen clove ciggerates in liqour store I just thought it was a diffrent type of ciggerate. Yet pot is perfectly fine? That rulimg makes no sense I had no idea he did that.