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Uh, he has to work with these people in January? Calling them out in front of the country right now will hinder his ability to govern.
I've been wondering lately, if Obama is an agent of change like he has stated in the past...wouldn't he be out there naming names of both dems and reps guilty of action in this cluster ?
If Washington is broken, which it obviously is, why is he sitting back and not trying to easily put these goons on display to amplify the point he is trying to make?
If he cannot break party ties now, during his audition, why would I trust him to do it later on?
This goes for McCain also. Even though he has a past record of it.
Uh, he has to work with these people in January? Calling them out in front of the country right now will hinder his ability to govern.
Because he's nothing more than a Monday Morning Quarterback. Change is something Americans want, so he's caught on and made that his whole mantra.
All that will change with him in power is who gets the pork shuffled their way.
How will he bring change if he continues to work with those who have done wrong to the American people?
You're right, he should appoint himself dictator for life, put on one of those army jackets with all those medals and strip these congressmen of the seats the voters elected them to.
he's quite a pro going about concealing things.
Manchurian Negro!
Yes, I've heard quite a bit about how he's a scary sleeper Muslim.
It pretty much looks like Obama has this election tied up. McCain certainly isn't doing much to help his side.
Therefore, why not put the partsian b.s. aside now, and think freely.
Findog, as an Obama supporter have you not brought up these questions within yourself during the past 2 weeks?
I'm not blind. I think he'll be lucky to accomplish even a tenth of what he said he wanted to do in his nominating speech. And I don't believe any politician when he says he's going to "change" the tone in DC. I believe the Bush years have been marked by gross incompetence in foreign and domestic affairs, and I believe Obama will represent a change from that. I'll probably criticize him a lot once he gets into office.
This is easy. The laws of winning dictate that it never fairs well if you call people out in situations like this before millions of people have to chose whether they like you or not. Calling people out would open the door for people to attack his position giving those people an opportunity to sway other peoples minds about who this guy really is....right or wrong. You're better off winning and then attacking when these people can't affect the outcome of an election.
Never open unnecessary doors for you to look bad. Even if your right.
HUSSEIN's priority is to win the election, not save the economy, for which he has 1/100th of Senate vote responsibility, same resp as McLame.
neither candidate has any more power than any other Senator, and neither is on bank/finance committees
Ask Pelosi how well calling your opponents out before a vote works. Stupid idiot.
Obama doesn't want to draw any more attention to the reason for this crisis because he's right in the middle of it! Calling out those who are responsible would mean calling out people who are or have been involved in his campaign.
It's sooooo much easier to point the finger at republicans and claim you've been sounding the alarm all along. And what's so sad is that waaaaay too many people are willing to believe his BS - and he's riding it all the way to the White House. God help us all!!
stfu. republicans have butchered this country in 8 short years, you book burning bas .
So we don't want change?
Quit looking for a hero, for the cavalry, to ride over the hill and save your ass, make the sky sunny and birds sing.
Rumor has it, he's going to wear red tie tommorrow.
Change - just for change's sake - is almost always a VERY BAD idea! Just look at the election of Jimmy Carter - we see how well that "change" turned out for our country!
Such a re ed thread.
why do the weak always hark to history when the present eludes them?
The Audacity of Inaction.
Actually, what Obama is doing is brilliant. Just sit back and watch McCain implode.
I think his choice of Volker was change for the good. If Obama can do something like that, I'm all for it.
Voting "aye" or "no" vs "present" would be a change for BHO.
Actually showing up to vote would be a change for McCain.
Hasn't voted since April.
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