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In reply to the discussion: So, Obama's Priority is War. Not jobs, not the deficit, not [View all]Bobbie Jo
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So is it better to be remembered as a mass murderer than not remembered at all? Is that the
sabrina 1
Sep 2013
#15
So, Aristotle and Socrates and Jesus and St. Francis and Mary and Martin Luther and
JDPriestly
Sep 2013
#114
Why dont you get brave and make a statement in lieu of using innuendo via question? nm
rhett o rick
Sep 2013
#91
It was the motto of Erich Honecker in East Germany "Always forwards, never backwards.” /nt
jakeXT
Sep 2013
#62
You could say he's trying to create jobs in the only sector Republicans support. n/t
mattclearing
Sep 2013
#2
My picture of Iraq: Bush standing under the "Mission Accomplished" banner. I go
HardTimes99
Sep 2013
#26
Cali said it best a couple days ago: Obama is beaching his presidency upon the
HardTimes99
Sep 2013
#28
We fight to take away the control the shadow government has over our politicians!
Dustlawyer
Sep 2013
#39
You are so right! The Republicans should want the same thing, they can't be happy with
Dustlawyer
Sep 2013
#115
I think it's beside the point what he thinks. I believe The Powers To Be are "helping"
rhett o rick
Sep 2013
#92
Imagine if he had fought this hard for the Public Option, imagine if he had stated that even if
sabrina 1
Sep 2013
#17
Funny how you don't mention white phosphor (Iraq) or napalm (Vietnam). You're
HardTimes99
Sep 2013
#31
Good, then you'll be able to see past your fucking snarky, "puppy for the girls"...
tridim
Sep 2013
#70
yeah, Obama has been lobbying for jobs bills since he was elected and getting nothing but
mulsh
Sep 2013
#45
He didn't fight very hard for the jobs bill. As soon as he came up against resistance he gave up.
liberal_at_heart
Sep 2013
#64
The best jobs bill would be ending the costly trade agreements - he's on the wrong side of that too.
grahamhgreen
Sep 2013
#67
Trade agreements and wages are still big problems and I am not satisfied with Obama's answer
liberal_at_heart
Sep 2013
#69
Sad, isn't it. I'm so upset, there are no real words to express hoew I feel. n/t
Paper Roses
Sep 2013
#47
Evidence? His speech on Tuesday is about attacking Syria. That makes it his priority:)
grahamhgreen
Sep 2013
#72
But war is the top of his list. His priority. He went to The G20 and lobbied for it, he's
grahamhgreen
Sep 2013
#74
When I look around, all I see is evidence of neglected and delayed priorities,
grahamhgreen
Sep 2013
#79
Wait, now you want to do the double speak and say that Obama's been lobbying for peace? He
grahamhgreen
Sep 2013
#77
TPTB can't worry about piffles when a despotic tyrant needs to be taught a lesson
indepat
Sep 2013
#87