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Doctor_J

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11. Wouldn't it be possible for him to challenge them w/[b]GRACE[/b]

Reply to supraTruth (Original post)

Wed Jun 13, 2012, 05:45 PM

Jun 2012

instead of giving them what they want? He might get more votes by not taking moderate-conservative stances on some issues.

Unrec, as I always (used to) do with vanity threads.

Please point to a couple of instances where he's "stood up" to Boner.

TIA

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I have more respect for Obama NOW than when he ran in 2008 because of the way he has stood up [View all] supraTruth Jun 2012 OP

Yes. And I'd like to take this opportunity to just say Life Long Dem Jun 2012 #1

I agree stopwastingmymoney Jun 2012 #2

I just wish he'd take my calls Scootaloo Jun 2012 #3

grace? Skittles Jun 2012 #4

Stand up, roll over.... what's the difference again? (nt) harmonicon Jun 2012 #5

Wow! I told my husband the same thing just last night, how he has kept his dignity and secondwind Jun 2012 #6

Can you give us examples of when he "stood up" to the "cons"? Dawgs Jun 2012 #7

I think the rolling over for the pukes and the corporations is what is seen as "grace" TheKentuckian Jun 2012 #8

yeah, a link would be good. i seemed to have missed it too. piratefish08 Jun 2012 #10

DU rec... SidDithers Jun 2012 #9

Wouldn't it be possible for him to challenge them w/[b]GRACE[/b] Doctor_J Jun 2012 #11