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Renewed focus?

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I would laugh out loud but this is pathetic.

What a complete and total incompetent. However, we cannot label this imbecile the worst president ever just yet as we still have to suffer through three more years of his corrupt, inept and inexperienced administration.

Good news is, November 2010 should be GREAT !!!!!

http://www.usatoday.com/money/economy/2 ... jobs_N.htm

WASHINGTON — Even before Barack Obama took the oath of office, his economic advisers projected that without hundreds of billions of dollars in government spending, the U.S. economy could lose another 3 million to 4 million jobs on top of the 3.1 million lost in 2008.
It turns out they were optimistic. Even with the $787 billion stimulus package that Obama signed in February, more than 4 million jobs have been lost in 2009, the worst year for job losses since World War II. The jobless rate that advisers projected would peak at 8% has topped 10%.

So in the midst of major decisions on Afghanistan, health care and climate change, the president today turns his attention back to a problem he tried to solve already — and one that's sure to dominate next year's elections, when his Democratic majorities in Congress will be at stake.
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This is the Clinton White House #2. Inexperienced no, inept yes. LOL. This time Obama doesn't have the dot com bubble to create a fake roaring economy.

Did Mortgage Relief Program Make Housing Crisis Worse?
http://www.cnbc.com/id/34664997

Of course the Obama Money made things worse. You can't print money and spend it and go farther into debt and expect an economic recovery.
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You can as long as the rest of the world is using your baseless currency as their own reserve currencies, you have highly productive nations intimidated into pegging their exchange rate to your unit of currency (and making huge loans to you), and you have your own people fooled into believing they have wealth in the form of equity.

Once those conditions begin to unravel.......

Of course you said recovery, not perceived short term recovery.
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Given the stinking pile of poop he was handed, he's done an amazing job...health care for all has been attempted by both parties forever and he is going to get it done...at the same time he's been able to improve our standing worldwide, refocus the so called 'wars' and not let the worlds economy collapse. not to bad for his first term and its only been one year people. Lets see your actual opinion not what someone else tells you to think...
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You should know my opinion by now and I'm guessing angler's is very close.

The next 5 years should show if it's right. We will be in GREAT standing with the rest of the world when we are bankrupted and broken. They are going to just love that.

"Say brother, can you spare a tank of jet A for my predator drone?"
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Ya, I'm just sitting here laughing my butt off at you guys trying to blame our problems on Obama.
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I laugh at anyone who would blame a single politician or administration.
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The point of this thread is not about blame.

It's about leadership skills, focus and attention to details when it comes to taking care of America and all of its citizens.

Duh.

You Bush haters are truly imbeciles, no doubt about it.
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No reason to hate Bush, he's gone.
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You should do a little research into just what that criminal and his family have been up to for the last few decades Stock.

Look up the Hegelian Dialectic too. Its the tool the Order (among other global groups) they have been using on the world and the Bushes have all been members.


You can call me a Bush hater if you want. I voted for him twice and in hind site I can see now that our choice was a national police state spawned by a fear of terrorists (which we chose) or a national social state spawned by a fear of ecosystemic collapse (which they are currently working on). They won't stop until they have both, as well as a global currency.

I am trying real hard not to hate anyone, I just want all the shenanigans of the globalists, right and left, exposed to the light of reason. Once people who don't want to believe it have no choice but to admit what has been hiding in plain sight things can begin to change.

BTW, what do you define America as? Most people have been hoodwinked into a subliminal association... America = American govt.
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Obama is bringing change. Step by Step. He is busy erroding our national sovereignty to the U.N.. His purpose is explained by Kissinger on CNBC.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dsUMnW_bye0
CNBC- Kissinger- Obama to use Crisis to create "New World Order"

Kissinger molded and shaped obama for politics.
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Vince E wrote:BTW, what do you define America as? Most people have been hoodwinked into a subliminal association... America = American govt.
Never really defined it explicitly. I would most likely start my definition with the Constitution and Decleration of Independence. These documents tend to outline the American ideals I believe in. In my definition I would also include our democratic form of government (federal. state and local), the states and all the citizens within them.
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Never really defined it explicitly. I would most likely start my definition with the Constitution and Decleration of Independence. These documents tend to outline the American ideals I believe in. In my definition I would also include our democratic form of government (federal. state and local), the states and all the citizens within them.
Most people haven't made an effort to define it themselves. If you don't do it someone will define it for you without your noticing.
We grow up in govt schools never questioning the divine right of our kings. We complain when we think the wrong king is on the throne but never question the bounds of the authority the king keeps expanding.
People have been conditioned to view govt as divine, just as the kings of old, and to equate America itself with these kings and their courts. They have been fooled into thinking they can change the course of America (the govt, not the land full of people) at the ballot box (how have you felt about your choices lately?) and because of that they never get too alarmed. We can fix it in 4 years right? Not.


What you stated is the top down approach.

I would go just the opposite starting with the individual and his property rights, including the fact that the first piece of property that he owns is himself. Then move up to local organizations and then larger state organizations. The fed comes last and should just barely exist as only the weakest means of keeping us together and dealing with other nations.

Also, the Declaration Of Independence came first, followed shortly by The Articles Of Confederation. It wasn't until some wanted to give the govt more power (taxation for instance) that the Constitution was drafted, a big mistake.
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