Comments on: While President Obama Is MIA, His Administration Is In Full CYA

By: fuster

fuster — Fri, 01 Jan 2010 17:23:11 +0000

Obama would be wiser to spend both terms blaming Cheney for the massive stupidity and erosion of law that he ushering in during the first term of the Bush administration.

By: Henry

Henry — Thu, 31 Dec 2009 15:39:14 +0000

I wonder if President Obama will go all four years blaming Bush.

By: Paul_In_Houston

Paul_In_Houston — Wed, 30 Dec 2009 21:18:25 +0000

Perhaps you can stop them from getting on a plane, but you can’t stop them from blowing themselves up in a Walmart. If he blows himself up in a Walmart, he gets the few that were in close proximately to him. He doesn't cause the entire Walmart building to then plunge into the ocean, or the ground, to get the remaining survivors. Try your best to keep him off of the plane. If you haven't a clue as to how to accomplish that, consult with El Al; they seem to have a pretty decent record on that score. -

By: montaignejns

montaignejns — Wed, 30 Dec 2009 16:00:30 +0000

Artruen, It’s interesting that you criticize my logic and then engage in ad hominem attacks which are by definition logically invalid. Further, the only name calling I did was calling the terrorist a moron. Which admittedly was also an ad hominem attack on the terrorist, but hardly controversial. (The guy tried to blow up a plane & kill 300 people & wound up setting his own dick on fire [personally I find that hilarious])
I didn’t say this was Bush’s fault. If somebody is willing to kill themselves, there is very little you can do to stop them from causing great damage. Perhaps you can stop them from getting on a plane, but you can’t stop them from blowing themselves up in a Walmart. It’s not Bush’s fault, it’s not Obama’s fault either.
I believe it is counter productive to focus to much attention on this sort of event. It furthers the bomber’s goals by magnifying the effect of the terrorist attack. It seems to me that Obama is unfairly attacked for refusing to magnify the terror, and for not using the phrase “War on Terror”.
I don’t have time to address your other criticism right now. Good day.

By: Artruen

Artruen — Wed, 30 Dec 2009 03:06:43 +0000

montaignejns, uh, hey there genius. I am real impressed with your solid logic. Folks be dying from lack of healthcare? Or possibly what they are dying from is the very same thing you will die from. Life. Your boorish, boring, liberal guilt is mighty old and mighty worn out. And your right. Denigrate the terrorist by calling him names, downplay his actions and call it Bush’s fault. Hey, didn’t they just re-approve the Patriot Act? BushMcchimpyHalliburtonHitlerCheney do that there for ya? Huh? And, have a nice day. Now who is a doof? I will give you a hint: He hides behind the name ‘montaignejns’ while trolling on the internet.

By: montaignejns

montaignejns — Tue, 29 Dec 2009 21:25:28 +0000

Seems like Conservative wishful thinking to me.
There is no reason why the President should be pulling out his hair & tearing his clothes in public about an incompetent terrorist that can’t even kill himself, much less anybody else. Seems to me that would just be furthering the terrorist goals of terrorizing the American people. Why scare the crap out of 300 million people, because some moron, if he hadn’t been a moron but still had the goals of a moron, maybe, would have killed 300 people?
Now compare that with the number of people who die every year because they didn’t have health insurance, which do you think is the larger number? Now, assume that a 9/11 type incident occurred every month, do you think the number of deaths from that would be greater than the number of people who died as the result of having no or inadequate health insurance?
Now, compare the amount of resources and effort that Bush/Cheney spent spying on American citizens that had nothing to do with terrorism vs. how much was spent reducing the # of uninsured in America. I’ll give you a hint, the number of uninsured increased during the Bush Administration. For the record, so did the number of Americans killed in terrorist attacks.

By: Morgan K Freeberg

Morgan K Freeberg — Tue, 29 Dec 2009 20:46:29 +0000

Here’s something that might cheer you up:

It’s pretty easy to find someone willing to say “I voted for Obama and I’m sorry.” But you can’t find anyone who will say “I didn’t vote for Him and I wish I did.” The God-King has no conversion power. Everyone in His corner right now, was there from the get-go.

2010 will be a “reality year” as people figure out what this thing called The Economy really is: People helping each other. Look for the viewership of “Dirty Jobs” to shoot up even further.