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Thomas B.
15 years ago
Ugh… what have I’ve been saying for a long time now. It’s another Bill “I didn’t inhale” Clinton on the way. He’s going to shape words and obfuscate the truth. It’s going to be exactly like when Clinton gave the deposition where he responded “it depends on what the definition of “is” is.”
Scott Malensek
15 years ago
WEEKS ago his foreign policy advisor said he wasn’t gonna take action as President based on campaign promises, but rather on the conditions of the moment.
ONCE AGAIN THE LEFT BOUGHT THE, “Elect D, and we’ll end the war” LIE
You’d think people would’ve learned the lesson before 06 or after. Nope.
Fool me once, shame on me, fool me a half dozen times in thousands of speeches, and I’m just a partisan lemming/Obama supporter
Adrian S.
15 years ago
Why is Obama shifting his mixed-up tortured talking points?
It’s much easier to go from “I will need lots of time to end the war” to NOT ending the war than it is from “I will end the war” to “I will not/cannot end the war.”
The former may be a trick of “maybe I will, or maybe I won’t” or can’t. But you can be sure that the latter is a non-starter in campaigning.
Obama will keep his followers guessing on all the issues (lies?) because his extreme liberal position lives in a little, small, tiny box on the very far LEFT side of even the most entrenched liberals. His position on abortion is deadly.
Do pledged Obama delegates have the obligation to switch votes at the convention if they feel that he no longer represents the sentiments of those that elected him?
The DNC rules not only allow it, they encourage it:
The new BHO doctrine – when the going gets tough we leave, but if the going gets easy we stay. I would think that since the surge is indeed working this would comport well well BHO’s original position of immediately pulling out of Iraq – our presence is not needed. Now he is hesitant to leave Iraq. I am missing something.
Ugh… what have I’ve been saying for a long time now. It’s another Bill “I didn’t inhale” Clinton on the way. He’s going to shape words and obfuscate the truth. It’s going to be exactly like when Clinton gave the deposition where he responded “it depends on what the definition of “is” is.”
WEEKS ago his foreign policy advisor said he wasn’t gonna take action as President based on campaign promises, but rather on the conditions of the moment.
ONCE AGAIN THE LEFT BOUGHT THE, “Elect D, and we’ll end the war” LIE
You’d think people would’ve learned the lesson before 06 or after. Nope.
Fool me once, shame on me, fool me a half dozen times in thousands of speeches, and I’m just a partisan lemming/Obama supporter
Why is Obama shifting his mixed-up tortured talking points?
It’s much easier to go from “I will need lots of time to end the war” to NOT ending the war than it is from “I will end the war” to “I will not/cannot end the war.”
The former may be a trick of “maybe I will, or maybe I won’t” or can’t. But you can be sure that the latter is a non-starter in campaigning.
Obama will keep his followers guessing on all the issues (lies?) because his extreme liberal position lives in a little, small, tiny box on the very far LEFT side of even the most entrenched liberals. His position on abortion is deadly.
Do pledged Obama delegates have the obligation to switch votes at the convention if they feel that he no longer represents the sentiments of those that elected him?
The DNC rules not only allow it, they encourage it:
http://www.pledgednotbound.com/
The new BHO doctrine – when the going gets tough we leave, but if the going gets easy we stay. I would think that since the surge is indeed working this would comport well well BHO’s original position of immediately pulling out of Iraq – our presence is not needed. Now he is hesitant to leave Iraq. I am missing something.