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07-24-2009, 01:13 PM
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Obama had previewed and approved ALL questions before a "presidential address" to the public.
This means he KNEW the question and what his answer was going to be.
For him to stick his nose where it shouldn't have been further goes to prove that he is just another idiot in the oval office.
When you think of all the people that have come forward to support the actions of this "nutty professor", all without any facts, it makes you wonder what their true agendas reall are?
I figure Obama just wants to draw attention away from his horrible track record with the economy and now the healthcare fiasco.
Just another case of "the tail wagging the dog"!!
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07-24-2009, 01:39 PM
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Originally Posted by FishermanTim
Obama had previewed and approved ALL questions before a "presidential address" to the public.
This means he KNEW the question and what his answer was going to be.
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I'd love to see what you read that makes you believe this. It's simply not true...
Besides, it doesn't even make any sense. The last thing Obama needs is a distraction to hurt his healthcare push.
-spence
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07-24-2009, 01:53 PM
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So are you implying that Obama has press conferences where he doesn't know what questions will be asked?
I would love to hear that on the news, but it'll never happen in our lifetimes.
I don't believe ANY president (within my lifetime) has ever had press conferences where he didn't know what was being asked (or at least what "could possibly" be asked).
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07-24-2009, 10:49 PM
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Originally Posted by FishermanTim
So are you implying that Obama has press conferences where he doesn't know what questions will be asked?
I would love to hear that on the news, but it'll never happen in our lifetimes.
I don't believe ANY president (within my lifetime) has ever had press conferences where he didn't know what was being asked (or at least what "could possibly" be asked).
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I'm sure Obama's people know what issues are hot, what's likely to be asked and who's most likely to ask them. They have even gone as far as asking specific reporters for questions to better control the press conferences.
That being said, that's a long way from your statement:
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Obama had previewed and approved ALL questions before a "presidential address" to the public.
This means he KNEW the question and what his answer was going to be.
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-spence
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07-25-2009, 05:44 AM
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that's the one cool beans.
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07-25-2009, 07:33 PM
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Quote:
Originally Posted by spence
I'd love to see what you read that makes you believe this. It's simply not true...
Besides, it doesn't even make any sense. The last thing Obama needs is a distraction to hurt his healthcare push.
-spence
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Actually, the FIRST thing the Prez needs is a distraction to his healthcare push. If the people are sidetracked by the Gates incident, Congress can vote and get it passed without having to deal with all those nasty phone calls from voters...
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“It’s not up to the courts to invent new minorities that get special protections,” Antonin Scalia
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07-25-2009, 07:46 PM
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Originally Posted by Fishpart
Actually, the FIRST thing the Prez needs is a distraction to his healthcare push. If the people are sidetracked by the Gates incident, Congress can vote and get it passed without having to deal with all those nasty phone calls from voters...
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The Senate has already indicated there will be no vote in August.
Clearly they are attempting to take more of a bi-partisan approach than the Progressive bill from the House.
Distracting from health care does nothing for Obama.
-spence
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07-27-2009, 07:59 AM
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Originally Posted by spence
Distracting from health care does nothing for Obama.
-spence
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this is EXACTLY the distraction that Obama needed, the focus on the healthcare legslation was killing Obama and his numbers are plummeting as Americans figure out the details and what they can look forward to, they lost control of the debate and this was an opportunity to shift the focus for a time on THE MOST EXPLOSIVE topic available(note that Obama, as he has done before, turned this into a national story with stupid, inflammatory language, let it simmer for a few days and then, as though he is somehow now the peacemaker, is using this officer as a pawn and his "friend", who is still railing, and seeks to lecture everyone to be reasonable while HE exploded and exploited this entire situation)...he is such an arrogant race-baiting jerk, they are regrouping around healthcare as the nation debates this topic and yet another innocent, hard working American is maligned for standing up to one of these elites, the tapes need to come out and be heard, Obama and Gates should both apologize to the officer, but that will NEVER happen, elites don't apologize to anyone, this will be spun as a huge victory for Obama and his remarkable ability to bring calm to the situation "THAT HE AND HIS FRIEND CREATED!!!" I wish that the officer could decline the White House invite but he's far too decent and respectful to do that, Obama knows this and will take full advantage of the situation....creep...
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07-27-2009, 08:10 AM
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Originally Posted by scottw
this is EXACTLY the distraction that Obama needed, the focus on the healthcare legslation was killing Obama and his numbers are plummeting as Americans figure out the details and what they can look forward to, they lost control of the debate and this was an opportunity to shift the focus for a time on THE MOST EXPLOSIVE topic available(note that Obama, as he has done before, turned this into a national story with stupid, inflammatory language, let it simmer for a few days and then, as though he is somehow now the peacemaker, is using this officer as a pawn and his "friend", who is still railing, and seeks to lecture everyone to be reasonable while HE exploded and exploited this entire situation)...he is such an arrogant race-baiting jerk, they are regrouping around healthcare as the nation debates this topic and yet another innocent, hard working American is maligned for standing up to one of these elites, the tapes need to come out and be heard, Obama and Gates should both apologize to the officer, but that will NEVER happen, elites don't apologize to anyone, this will be spun as a huge victory for Obama and his remarkable ability to bring calm to the situation "THAT HE AND HIS FRIEND CREATED!!!" I wish that the officer could decline the White House invite but he's far too decent and respectful to do that, Obama knows this and will take full advantage of the situation....creep...
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You forgot the part about the Secret Service being enlisted to shim the door stuck in broad daylight using nano-tube stealth technology.
-spence
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07-27-2009, 08:17 AM
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I didn't say he jammed the door, but he certainly took the opportunity to blow the story up and is attempting to use it elevate himself at the expense of others and distract, you may admire him for that, I think it's despicable...but expected..it's what a community organizer would do...
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07-26-2009, 12:32 AM
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Originally Posted by Fishpart
Actually, the FIRST thing the Prez needs is a distraction to his healthcare push. If the people are sidetracked by the Gates incident, Congress can vote and get it passed without having to deal with all those nasty phone calls from voters...
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Actually, the LAST thing the Prez needs is a distraction to his health care push, as Obama has stated that he will *not* be taking a break while Congress is on their recess and will continue to campaign for his health care policies.
While I disagree with just about all of what Obama wants to put in the bill, I also disagree with you exclaiming blatantly incorrect information.
Harp on how terrible most of the proposals for the bill are, but please quit with the misinformation.
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