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what does ppl mean son?
When its all said and done, how will ppl look back on him in history, is he on the same level as MLK, malcom x, nelson mandela?
or he hasnt done anything to belong in that catergory of famous black people?
what does ppl mean son?
plz, go suck a
what does plz mean
He will most certainly be famous, but not for anything good...
Yes, a big no-no he did.
The government should not be funding such things. Especially those so controversial. He's a big government socialist type liberal, and he will be known for the debt we have ac ulated.
Last edited by Wild Cobra; 02-18-2013 at 05:23 AM.
....ended two Bush wars, reduced the size of the federal government while also bringing the adults back to the regulatory agencies and passed universal health care....not to shabby...
He didn't end the Iraq war. Bush signed the SOFA with the end date that was in Obama's term.
Get the facts strait PropaganaDan.
He is helping civil wars in many places. He is as bad as Johnson was.
Bush never kept any promises on Iraq, so you thinking he would have kept his promised Iraq withdrawal date is amusing...He didn't end the Iraq war. Bush signed the SOFA with the end date that was in Obama's term.
Please Dan. I know you are not that naive.
Please look at what a Status of Forces Agreement is, and the world legal implications, before you look like a total fool. It was signed 11/17/08. Here is Article 24:
Article 24
Withdrawal of American Forces from Iraq
Admitting to the performance of Iraqi forces, their increased capabilities and assuming full responsibility for security and based upon the strong relationship between the two parties the two parties agreed to the following:
All U.S. forces are to withdraw from all Iraqi territory, water and airspace no later than the 31st of December of 2011.
All U.S. combat forces are to withdraw from Iraqi cities, villages, and towns not later than the date that Iraqi forces assume complete responsibility of security in any Iraqi province. The withdrawal of U.S. forces from the above-mentioned places is on a date no later than the 30 June 2009. The withdrawing U.S. forces mentioned in item (2) above are to gather in the installations and areas agreed upon that are located outside of cities, villages and towns that will be determined by the Joint Military Operation Coordinating Committee (JMOCC) before the date determined in item (2) above.
The United States admits to the sovereign right of the Iraqi government to demand the departure of the U.S. forces from Iraq at anytime. The Iraqi government admits to the sovereign right of the United States to withdraw U.S. forces from Iraq at anytime.
The two parties agree to put a mechanism and preparations for reducing the number of U.S. forces during the appointed period. And they are to agree on the locations where the forces are to settle.
Last edited by Wild Cobra; 02-18-2013 at 05:59 AM.
"he will be known for the debt we have ac ulated."
You F Lie
"All U.S. forces are to withdraw from all Iraqi territory, water and airspace no later than the 31st of December of 2011."
then why were the Repugs trashing Barry for "losing Iraq" and "cut and run"?
Part of the election game. Politicians rely on the ignorance of their sheep voters they buy off.
Being the first black president in a country with our history is enough to make him "historic." Beyond that, he hasn't been able to do much given the political climate in the houses, and what he has done has been pretty disheartening -- from his monetary policy and nonexistent financial regulatory presence, to his healthcare "reform," to his expansion of privacy-reducing legislation and dismissal of once-inviolable citizen's rights. The abuse of drone strikes will be a permanent blot on his (and our) foreign policy record, too.
On the positive tip, he's the first president to seriously acknowledge climate change and act on it as an economic opportunity (as opposed to using climate change-denial as one, as W. did), he signed the Lily Ledbetter Act into law and was the first president to question the concept of marriage as occurring solely between opposite genders (both likely would have happened regardless of Obama or not, however, given strong support from many states), and -- for better or worse -- he's the first president in my adult life to appeal so strongly to such a broad spectrum of the polity on the basis of his rhetorical gifts and charisma (Clinton's likeability now versus when he was in office does not, IMO, even compare -- the closest I'd venture to would be JFK or second-term Reagan), and the first to meaningfully exploit social media and the internet (another laurel any other prez could have won). Nothing terribly exciting so far, and I don't expect much more to come given this sequester will probably destabilize the economy for the rest of his 2nd term.
I sure with the first black president wasn't so unqualified for an executive position.
central to the Repugs' "game" of inflaming their ignornat, white male sheeple gun-fellating base is slandering Barry with all the they caused, and block him for addressing it, eg, the deficit, and the debt caused by reduced revenues.
Both sides play us. Some of us don't fall for it like you do.
Neither of his plausible opponents could claim to be much better, TBH. McCain lost the battle to Obama on economic policy (imagine!), and Romney's campaign was so poorly run I have very little confidence he could have done anything at all, be it with Republicans or Democrats... or the country at large.
If he is, it will only be by people who don't understand Congress' role in debt generation and the effects of the anti-tax/pro-debt philosophy embraced by many of the dullards holding office therein.
How many times have I said that McCain was the lesser of two evils? Same with Romney. However, both of them do have executive experience.
I don't get played, playa.
LOL...
You sure act it at times.
No matter how many times you say, it's funny as . "executive" McLiar and Bishop Gecko executives?the govt isn't a business in any way.
True, but it should be, and the presidency is an executive position. It requires executive talents to maintain the dignity of the office.
No matter how many times you say, it's funny as . "executive" McLiar and Bishop Gecko executives?
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