Stupid thread.as soon as practicable
Sec. 3. Closure of Detention Facilities at Guantánamo. The detention facilities at Guantánamo for individuals covered by this order shall be closed as soon as practicable, and no later than 1 year from the date of this order. ...
BARACK OBAMA
THE WHITE HOUSE,
January 22, 2009.
Stupid thread.as soon as practicable
You seriously want to argue that Obama hasn't closed Gitmo fast enough?
Running down the personal character of politicians is kind of like a canned hunt. There's no valor, and very little honor, in hitting the target.
Last edited by Winehole23; 01-23-2010 at 08:33 AM.
Trustworthy isn't the term.
Magic Negro is a ball-less chicken , letting the Repugs scream him down, saying the US prisons are too insecure to hold these UNTRIED/UNCONVICTED, God-like-powerful people.
Uh, no, he is not trustworthy. Duh.
No, although I can if you really want to.
This isn't about personal character, but political trust.
When in the next SOTU, Obama delivers whatever Axelrod wrote and promises that he'll do this or achieve that, who's going to give him the benefit of doubt?
but you'll vote for other untrustworthy people.. nice convictions jack..
What politician is trustworthy?
So are corrupt politicians the exception to the rule or the standard?
A year in office allows a president to realize that it is easy to say some things, but walking the walk is quite something else. I am not mad for Obama for not closing Gitmo, its stupid really considering that we have 10 other bases that are the exact same. Maybe its because we are on the same Island of Che or maybe it is simply the symbolic nature of Gitmo, but I don't see what the real fuss is over it.
+1.
Maybe he can let go of all his campaign promises and just start from scratch or necesity. It's a good thing we have Gitmo open since that is where all the aid for haiti is going through.
Hopefully it won't come to that but yes, stupid. Biggest liar in history of US Presidents, I doubt the next one will even come close. You keep forgetting that little nugget.
Breaking promises is not necessarily being corrupt. That said, being corrupt is certainly the standard, not the exception IMO. And this has very little to do with parties.
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