Yeah. All I’m going to say is don’t blame Bush for being irresponsible financially and then totally support this stimulus with all that crap in it.

Sarge - 12 February 2009 11:15 PM

this country just needs to stop politicing and start working together.  Too much division in both senate and HoR.  I know there are 2 parties, but work together damnit.  Yes 2 parties, but only 1 country.  Do work son!

Exactly.

I also believe anything that will help our people stay in their homes and keep their jobs and feed their families because of what whatever path George Bush took us down is good. We have a government for a reason. If that means helping our people means a stimulus from the government I’m all for it. How many times has our country been in this position? Once? lol Twice? lol Oh I know, you all say big black muslim Obama is making this all up. It’s his master play since he’s a marxist to have socialism take over our society. But of course your nuts if you think that.. well, maybe not nuts. How about misinformed.

What?? Who brought up anything about Obama being black or being a muslim??  I could care less what the color of his skin is.  That’s irrelevant.  And I don’t remember anyone saying anything about him being a muslim.  That’s an ignorant and inflamatory statement.

I have said that he and his policies are leading this country to Marxism and I fully believe that.  That is a statement about his stand on policies and the decisions he has already made and has tried to make recently.  That statement is an assesment of his policies and what he has said and written both now and in his past.  PLEASE let’s try to be a little more measured in our comments and not quite so provocative.

I think when your guy sang the magic negro song on election day that kinda tosses your idea of provocative out of the window don’t ya think lol

I still can see and hear Sara and Joe the Plumber telling her mob of real Americans how Obama is a terrorist, a black panther member, a Muslim that hangs out with terrorist. Kinda strange seeing her pic on your avatar and you being concerned with being over the top. Interesting…....

I have two feelings concerning the fact that even though the electoral college votes were rather one sided, the popular vote was decided by less than 10%.

Those are:

1) It was remarkable that John McCain managed to gather as much of the vote as he did.  I, for one, can not imagine a government with Sarah Palin a heart-beat away from the Presidency.  I wish John McCain had won the presidential nomination 8 years ago.

After watching Sarah Palin during the VP debate, I felt insulted.  I don’t need to be “golly gee"d and “gosh darnit"d when it comes to politics, and I don’t think this country does either.  Framing beliefs and ideals into familiar terms is one thing, but the way she addressed the country made me feel indignant.  We are not stupid, we can handle all this “high brow” crap that the government spits out.  Given that this is the first time I have ever typed (or said) the word “indignant”, I am even more angry, because I don’t like fancy pants words.  It didn’t help her case that I saw several videos on youtube of the interviews of rally participants.

2)  I can’t believe there are people in the country who are stupid enough to believe that someone’s name is substantial enough evidence to link them to anything (for instance, terrorism).  This directly stems from me watching those videos on youtube.  I am not saying that anybody who likes Sarah Palin or John McCain is an idiot, because that’s not true, and i’m not associating a McCain Palin ticket vote with idiocy.  I’m merely saying that anybody who would associate Obama with terrorism simply because of his name, however, should be sterilized with a hot iron.

That is all.