Thread: Obama Fans Answer Up!!

What is it that you expect from this guy, you people do know that he is just another puppet set up to take the blame for a policy that has been set up for him, don't you?

Really what is he supposed to do, what change are you expecting?

Originally Posted by michaelr

What is it that you expect from this guy, you people do know that he is just another puppet set up to take the blame for a policy that has been set up for him, don't you?

Really what is he supposed to do, what change are you expecting?

A wake up by the man if this is the case maybe. He's a young guy feeling like he can take on the world right now, as opposed to McCain who's been around the block ten times and knows the "game". I'm hoping Obama gets in there and looks around and says "hey wait a minute, this is all bullshit". Probably not likely to happen, but with McCain there's just no chance. Facts are facts, we've got to start with the concession that not voting for Obama is voting for McCain, one of them is going to win. I'd like to be all noble about it and write in the Unabomber, but look where that gets us in the end. I'm looking at a young guy, with a young wife, and very young children. A couple people who had to work very hard for what they've got. Bottom line is it's the best choice.

Maybe my question is to vague, let's take it step by step.

Our public education system is a joke, what is Obama going to do to improve it, how is he going to lower the drop out rate, and bring the level of education back up to at least the standard of any third world nation?

Originally Posted by michaelr

What is it that you expect from this guy, you people do know that he is just another puppet set up to take the blame for a policy that has been set up for him, don't you?

Obama is not a puppet. He and the Democratic Party have developed Obama's platform. I anticiapte a great deal of change from the two Bush administrations and a counter to what would be a third Bush administration if Mccain were elected.

Originally Posted by Sparta

A wake up by the man if this is the case maybe. He's a young guy feeling like he can take on the world right now, as opposed to McCain who's been around the block ten times and knows the "game". I'm hoping Obama gets in there and looks around and says "hey wait a minute, this is all bullshit". Probably not likely to happen, but with McCain there's just no chance. Facts are facts, we've got to start with the concession that not voting for Obama is voting for McCain, one of them is going to win. I'd like to be all noble about it and write in the Unabomber, but look where that gets us in the end. I'm looking at a young guy, with a young wife, and very young children. A couple people who had to work very hard for what they've got. Bottom line is it's the best choice.

This is only true if they are the only candidates running.

What your saying here is something that I have been railing against, with these two you get the same, Bush. Is that what you want?

Originally Posted by michaelr

What is it that you expect from this guy, you people do know that he is just another puppet set up to take the blame for a policy that has been set up for him, don't you?

Really what is he supposed to do, what change are you expecting?

Here is alist of the changes that Obama will deliver for America.

1. He will cower before our enimies and will allow them to set terms.

2. He will begin to deeply weaken the United States by surrendering even more of ou soverign rights to the UN.

3. He will singlehandedly weaken the constitution by appointing leftist ACLU judges (perhaps 3) to the supreme court.

4. He and the dem congress and senate will begin to enact leftist legislation that will curb our freedoms, restrict free trade, and other unimaginal leftists horrors.

5. He will weaken our country by not allowing offshore drilling and will place the development of new energy under govermental control making it un efficiently and too expensive. It is the leftist way.

These and many other thing the leftists want to do will be unhindered and distructive to our civil rights and freedoms and liberties.We are doomed if this radical leftist gets elected.

Originally Posted by Bourne

Obama is not a puppet. He and the Democratic Party have developed Obama's platform. I anticiapte a great deal of change from the two Bush administrations and a counter to what would be a third Bush administration if Mccain were elected.

He is a George Soros leftist puppet. We are in great danger!

Originally Posted by Tick

Here is alist of the changes that Obama will deliver for America.

1. He will cower before our enimies and will allow them to set terms.

2. He will begin to deeply weaken the United States by surrendering even more of ou soverign rights to the UN.

3. He will singlehandedly weaken the constitution by appointing leftist ACLU judges (perhaps 3) to the supreme court.

4. He and the dem congress and senate will begin to enact leftist legislation that will curb our freedoms, restrict free trade, and other unimaginal leftists horrors.

5. He will weaken our country by not allowing offshore drilling and will place the development of new energy under govermental control making it un efficiently and too expensive. It is the leftist way.

These and many other thing the leftists want to do will be unhindered and distructive to our civil rights and freedoms and liberties.We are doomed if this radical leftist gets elected.

I hear you and feel your pain, I doubt he will surrender to any enemy but for the most part your correct. But isn't that what we have had under Bush and Clinton and Bush and the rest of them. This is not a left right thing, it is a globalist goal or agenda.

Originally Posted by Tick

He is a George Soros leftist puppet. We are in great danger!

No, he's not. However, we are in danger from that sort of biased narrow thinking.

I'm so tired of reading these lame deflections of responsibility. What we're paying at the pumps is a direct result of our foreign policy, and you're shruging off a foreign policy change that might deal with the issue, and pretending it's a domestic policy problem.