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treestar

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15. Quit looking for an excuse to feel "slapped in the face."

Thu Nov 15, 2012, 11:00 AM

Nov 2012

geez. Obama is not our puppet. He is President of the people who didn't vote for him and now that he does not have to face another campaign, is smart to try to get some support from them or at least look reasonable and as if he took their views into account. That they wouldn't do so in the reverse case is a reflection on their poor characters.

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I see no reason for Obama to sit down with Romney [View all] edhopper Nov 2012 OP

what did he say yesterday? and fuck him. nt seabeyond Nov 2012 #1

we voted for Prez O over him because the Prez gave us gifts. nt magical thyme Nov 2012 #5

oh... what an ass. well, that is why i was seeing those titles. thanks. two days after seabeyond Nov 2012 #7

This is old school gloating. lalalu Nov 2012 #2

Oh, no it's not. Romney's vile, racist spewing yesterday cali Nov 2012 #4

Thanks cali for calling it what it is JustAnotherGen Nov 2012 #9

+1000 smirkymonkey Nov 2012 #16

The boy will be Romney and that's what you don't get. lalalu Nov 2012 #25

I'm black JustAnotherGen Nov 2012 #42

I was born, raised, and live in New Jersey so lalalu Nov 2012 #48

Quit looking for an excuse to feel "slapped in the face." treestar Nov 2012 #15

You emasculate your enemies by being kind to them. randome Nov 2012 #17

Thank You lalalu Nov 2012 #20

I didn't say he shouldn't sit down wit the GOP edhopper Nov 2012 #22

Yeah, he's scum, all right. randome Nov 2012 #26

Exactly JustAnotherGen Nov 2012 #43

Well aren't you hysterical. lalalu Nov 2012 #19

Not so wingnut missann Nov 2012 #30

This is all right wing propaganda to get their candidate and their needs met. liberal N proud Nov 2012 #3

i wish it were edhopper Nov 2012 #6

"What I want to do is get ideas from him and see if there are ways we can work together.� GeorgeGist Nov 2012 #38

Like Bush sat down with Gore? Generic Other Nov 2012 #8

No sitting down with him Kingofalldems Nov 2012 #10

I think that crack about "nobody needs to ask where's my birth certificate" ... Ganja Ninja Nov 2012 #11

It won't hurt Obama one bit if he sat down with Romney. gravity Nov 2012 #12

Well said, Gravity democraticinsurgent Nov 2012 #14

And I believe this is what Pres. Obama is considering, also. Arkansas Granny Nov 2012 #18

I don't think it will hurt Obama either edhopper Nov 2012 #24

Romney is irrelevant gravity Nov 2012 #32

I think insulting Obama edhopper Nov 2012 #36

Exactly Puzzledtraveller Nov 2012 #27

The only reason I can think of treestar Nov 2012 #13

I think lying asswipes like Romney should be marginalized like the dangerous idiots they are... AzDar Nov 2012 #21

show him the chair he will never sit in dembotoz Nov 2012 #23

I can see Obama walking into the meeting room... randome Nov 2012 #28

LOL! Hassin Bin Sober Nov 2012 #34

I don't think Obama does either - yesterday, I giggled closeupready Nov 2012 #29

I agree Renew Deal Nov 2012 #31

And neither does the President, I'm sure CakeGrrl Nov 2012 #33

I am not sure you get my point. edhopper Nov 2012 #37

All he said yesterday underscores what he's BEEN saying throughout the campaign CakeGrrl Nov 2012 #39

Romney fucking lost argiel1234 Nov 2012 #47

Did Bush offer to sit down with Democrats and discuss their ideas and solutions? argiel1234 Nov 2012 #46

"Hey Mitt, do you want to sit in the chair to see how it feels?" nt geek tragedy Nov 2012 #35

I don't think it will ever happen... Blue_Roses Nov 2012 #40

And Romney is being edhopper Nov 2012 #41

Sorry you wrote sit! I saw an extra "h", damned political dyslexai HereSince1628 Nov 2012 #44

LOL edhopper Nov 2012 #49

Me either. That ass has nothing to contribute. Zoeisright Nov 2012 #45