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Obama Cashing in on Wall Street

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Good. If it is Obama's fault that the democrats are in shambles right now then I don't want to be a democrat.

 

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Welcome...

 

:lol2:

 

I think we all know I'll never be a republican either. :D

 

Thank you though. :lol2:

Good. If it is Obama's fault that the democrats are in shambles right now then I don't want to be a democrat.

 

So if President Obama is responsible, it's a good thing?

 

What if someone else is responsible? Is it still a good thing?

 

Is is this more of your neverending love affair with President Obama? Lol

So if President Obama is responsible, it's a good thing?

 

What if someone else is responsible? Is it still a good thing?

 

Is is this more of your neverending love affair with President Obama? Lol

 

Obama being responsible for the democrats being in shambles is 100% an opinion. IMO Hillary Clinton and Bernie Sanders are responsible for the democrats being in shambles. They made democrats choose sides and to this day that line in the sand is still drawn. You can call it my love affair with Obama all you want because I LOVE Obama and I always will. I have questioned him multiple times and always will if I am wondering why he did something. At the same time I'll never vilify him the way you and other republicans and Bernie Sanders and Hillary supporters do. Not gonna happen. It's never a good thing to see the party I love in shambles and like I said if Obama is believed to be at fault then I guess I'm not a democrat then.

Obama being responsible for the democrats being in shambles is 100% an opinion. IMO Hillary Clinton and Bernie Sanders are responsible for the democrats being in shambles. They made democrats choose sides and to this day that line in the sand is still drawn. You can call it my love affair with Obama all you want because I LOVE Obama and I always will. I have questioned him multiple times and always will if I am wondering why he did something. At the same time I'll never vilify him the way you and other republicans and Bernie Sanders and Hillary supporters do. Not gonna happen. It's never a good thing to see the party I love in shambles and like I said if Obama is believed to be at fault then I guess I'm not a democrat then.

 

Ahh... don't worry.

 

Political parties can be on death's door and come roaring back. Just look at the GOP last May.

 

You'll see a more organized Democratic Party by November of next year.

Ahh... don't worry.

 

Political parties can be on death's door and come roaring back. Just look at the GOP last May.

 

You'll see a more organized Democratic Party by November of next year.

 

I think so also. I think post #56 is exactly why also.

 

 

I'll still remember who was talking crap on my boy though. :D

Obama being responsible for the democrats being in shambles is 100% an opinion. IMO Hillary Clinton and Bernie Sanders are responsible for the democrats being in shambles. They made democrats choose sides and to this day that line in the sand is still drawn. You can call it my love affair with Obama all you want because I LOVE Obama and I always will. I have questioned him multiple times and always will if I am wondering why he did something. At the same time I'll never vilify him the way you and other republicans and Bernie Sanders and Hillary supporters do. Not gonna happen. It's never a good thing to see the party I love in shambles and like I said if Obama is believed to be at fault then I guess I'm not a democrat then.

 

Why do you love him so much?

Why do you love him so much?

 

Too many reasons to name but the core of it is that he is a successful black man who reminds me of my father and also of myself. He's opened countless doors in so many ways for black people and he ascended to one of the most powerful positions in the world in a time where I don't know anyone who ever expected to see a black POTUS. He broke down barriers and did it in a thought provoking manner and showed a class and dignity while doing it that IMO has been unmatched by other black leaders in politics and society. I'll always love Obama for what he did and what he withstood while fighting for what he believed in. He's one of the best politicians I have ever seen and if my sons ever wanted to become POTUS I would advise them to study Obama and how he was able to accomplish his goals. I don't think we'll ever see another black politician as good as Obama was in my lifetime. He was one of a kind.

 

Having a POTUS who likely has a music playlist similar to one of mine speaks volumes to me and millions of other black people. A POTUS in office that likely knows every word to "Can't Knock The Hustle" or "Dead Presidents" damn near brings a tear to my eye. Obama did that.

 

Legendary lyricist Phyfe Dawg passed away and the White House offered condolences publicly. Obama did that.

 

Forever grateful and loyal to Obama. Always.

Too many reasons to name but the core of it is that he is a successful black man who reminds me of my father and also of myself. He's opened countless doors in so many ways for black people and he ascended to one of the most powerful positions in the world in a time where I don't know anyone who ever expected to see a black POTUS. He broke down barriers and did it in a thought provoking manner and showed a class and dignity while doing it that IMO has been unmatched by other black leaders in politics and society. I'll always love Obama for what he did and what he withstood while fighting for what he believed in. He's one of the best politicians I have ever seen and if my sons ever wanted to become POTUS I would advise them to study Obama and how he was able to accomplish his goals. I don't think we'll ever see another black politician as good as Obama was in my lifetime. He was one of a kind.

 

Having a POTUS who likely has a music playlist similar to one of mine speaks volumes to me and millions of other black people. A POTUS in office that likely knows every word to "Can't Knock The Hustle" or "Dead Presidents" damn near brings a tear to my eye. Obama did that.

 

Legendary lyricist Phyfe Dawg passed away and the White House offered condolences publicly. Obama did that.

 

Forever grateful and loyal to Obama. Always.

 

While I can appreciate your feelings, you make him sound like MLK. Obama is NO MLK.

 

MLK did more for the black community in his short time than anyone ever will. IMHO.

While I can appreciate your feelings, you make him sound like MLK. Obama is NO MLK.

 

MLK did more for the black community in his short time than anyone ever will. IMHO.

 

I never said he was MLK or Malcolm X. I think they are both two entirely different people with two different goals. Without MLK/Malcolm X there is no Obama. Without Obama there is no next black POTUS. They both mean different things to the black community and for me it isn't a competition about who did what for the black community. Tupac, Obama and even Jay Z will always mean more to me than MLK/Malcolm X because those are the strong successful black male figures of my lifetime. I wasn't around for MLK/Malcolm X so while I acknowledge their roles in our history it is impossible for them to have the same effect on me as they have for people who are older than I am who were able to witness their greatness. Being around for Tupac, Obama and Jay Z will always carry more weight for me because I have heard their words and lived their words. I've seen their lives and I've seen the result of their lives so that will always resonate with me more than MLK so if I make Obama out to be MLK/Malcolm X then that's because they are my generation's MLK/Malcolm X.

I never said he was MLK or Malcolm X. I think they are both two entirely different people with two different goals. Without MLK/Malcolm X there is no Obama. Without Obama there is no next black POTUS. They both mean different things to the black community and for me it isn't a competition about who did what for the black community. Tupac, Obama and even Jay Z will always mean more to me than MLK/Malcolm X because those are the strong successful black male figures of my lifetime. I wasn't around for MLK/Malcolm X so while I acknowledge their roles in our history it is impossible for them to have the same effect on me as they have for people who are older than I am who were able to witness their greatness. Being around for Tupac, Obama and Jay Z will always carry more weight for me because I have heard their words and lived their words. I've seen their lives and I've seen the result of their lives so that will always resonate with me more than MLK so if I make Obama out to be MLK/Malcolm X then that's because they are my generation's MLK/Malcolm X.

 

As I said, I can appreciate your feelings for President Obama.

 

IMHO, to mention President Obama and Tupac in the same breath is ludicrous. While he was a great artist, Tupac was a thug that died in the same manner he lived.

 

While I didn't agree with President Obama on much, he seemed to be a decent man.

 

Just MHO.

As I said, I can appreciate your feelings for President Obama.

 

IMHO, to mention President Obama and Tupac in the same breath is ludicrous. While he was a great artist, Tupac was a thug that died in the same manner he lived.

 

While I didn't agree with President Obama on much, he seemed to be a decent man.

 

Just MHO.

 

Tupac is an extremely controversial figure who has had a lasting impact on our society that may or may not be known. Complex and contradictory individual doesn't even come close to describing him. You won't find many black men between the ages of 35-50 who haven't been highly influenced mentally by Tupac.

Tupac is an extremely controversial figure who has had a lasting impact on our society that may or may not be known. Complex and contradictory individual doesn't even come close to describing him. You won't find many black men between the ages of 35-50 who haven't been highly influenced mentally by Tupac.

 

I don't doubt you.

 

It doesn't make him any less of a thug that died in a lifestyle of his choosing.

I don't doubt you.

 

It doesn't make him any less of a thug that died in a lifestyle of his choosing.

 

No argument there. I just think there are way more layers to Tupac than just labeling him a thug and be done with him. I don't think there will ever be a more contradictory individual in my lifetime.

Everyone has a price.

 

You pay me enough $$ I'll say whatever you want me to, to whomever you want me to say it.

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