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Obama's views on Presidential vacays before he was President

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I wish I could say that I'm surprised that none of the Obama apologist have responded to this. it's a trivial matter, but it fits his pattern. Senator Obama was adamant in his opposition to the "nuclear option" in the Senate while the other party was in power and someone else was doing the nominating. Senator Obama castigated his predecessor for using executive orders and yet President Obama has overtly changed laws as he see fit. How much you bet that during the "lame duck" senate Harry Reid tries to roll back the "nuclear option"?

 

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No way these liberals can defend him. He has to go down in History as the worst mistake ever.

Idea: Can we just send him on vacation for the next two years? I have worked with people in the past whom I often thought it would be cheaper and more profitable to pay them to stay home.

Wouldn't be the first time a POTUS has to eat his words. Kinda like Dubya and his disdain for "nation-building." They all get tripped up, at some point or another. Even good 'ol Saint Ronnie.

Wouldn't be the first time a POTUS has to eat his words.

 

Yes it is. First time ever. No other President or Presidential candidate has EVER changed his views/opinions on something, or done something different that what he said at an earlier point in time.

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I'm surprised, it took longer before the "the other side does it too card" although I was surprised at who the first one to illicit it was.

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Yes it is. First time ever. No other President or Presidential candidate has EVER changed his views/opinions on something, or done something different that what he said at an earlier point in time.

 

But this president also ran on a platform of positive change and transparency as well and "bridging" the aisle.

But this president also ran on a platform of positive change and transparency as well and "bridging" the aisle.

 

Doesn't every President vow to change something wrong with the country? They've ALL been successful?

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Doesn't every President vow to change something wrong with the country? They've ALL been successful?

 

Obama's whole campaign was CHANGE. It wasn't just a small part of it. The only change that I see is that this administration is LESS transparent the the last. Other then that I'll agree with one thing, it's pretty much business as usual.

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Interesting

 

Chicks on the Right. I wondered where you guys hung out.:laugh:

Doesn't every President vow to change something wrong with the country? They've ALL been successful?
They have ALL been more successful than Obama has been.

Look, I think Obama stinks as a President, but I'm just not concerned about the whole vacation issue. A segment of Democrats hammered Bush for going to Crawford all the time & now a segment of GOP hammer Obama for the same.

 

Bigger fish to fry IMO.

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Look' date=' I think Obama stinks as a President, but I'm just not concerned about the whole vacation issue. A segment of Democrats hammered Bush for going to Crawford all the time & now a segment of GOP hammer Obama for the same. Bigger fish to fry IMO.[/quote']

 

As I said the vacation thing is trivial just another example of Obama's waffling.

 

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