November 26, 200817 yr What could possibly be wrong with that? Seems like all the Dems on here can't seperate the politics from the real issue. This has zero to do with his politics. In fact, it probablyu shouldn't even be in the politics forum. It's just the Dems and liberals who are wanting to defend Obama's odd behavior by claiming bias. Personally, I didn't even pay attention to it until this thread. I was listining to what he said and trying to comprehend the complexities of the situations he's been addressing. You're right, this isn't politics. It's personal to those who apparently get offended and look for offense to such little things, when much larger issues loom.
November 26, 200817 yr I am not an Obama homer by any stretch of the means, but is this seriously that big of a deal? With the current success (or lack of success) of our President, I am sure he does not mind a bit being behind closed doors and being back page news.It wasn't when the thread started.
November 26, 200817 yr I'm sorry, but I find this to be disturbing. The round symbol at the top of his sign contains the presidentail seal. Disturbing and at the same time quite comical. Are you sure that this photo has not been Photoshopped? I would have thought that Obama would have learned his lesson when he trotted out that pseudo-presidential seal during the campaign. :lol:
November 26, 200817 yr Disturbing and at the same time quite comical. Are you sure that this photo has not been Photoshopped? I would have thought that Obama would have learned his lesson when he trotted out that pseudo-presidential seal during the campaign. :lol:It's not Photo-Shopped. I saw the tiny seal on there; but I'm not sure it was actually the presidential seal. It was an eagle; but it looked a little different from the "official" seal.
November 26, 200817 yr It's not Photo-Shopped. I saw the tiny seal on there; but I'm not sure it was actually the presidential seal. It was an eagle; but it looked a little different that what I remember from the "official" seal. It doesn't have the outside ring that says "SEAL Of The PRESIDENT Of The UNITED STATES." Also, the Latin phrase “E Pluribus Unum” was changed to “Vero Possumus.” I think the latter means dead possum.
November 26, 200817 yr Author It only looks foolish to those who want it to be foolish. It is as simple as that. There are plenty of people who didn't support Obama but aren't getting hung up on things that don't matter. In fact, we are finding this quite comical.No, he looks foolish with a sign on the podium claiming an imaginary office. Many of us find it comical how people will support something so ridiculous. I'm not "hung" up on anything, but when someone does something that's just flat out stupid and they look moronic in the process, I'm going to point it out with a big ole grin on my face.
November 26, 200817 yr Author It is funny, isn't it? I also remember a lot of people making a big deal about Obama text messaging his supporters. :lol:The only thing funny, really, is how pompous Obama is.
November 26, 200817 yr You're right, this isn't politics. It's personal to those who apparently get offended and look for offense to such little things, when much larger issues loom.I didn't get offended at all. Actually, Ive been impressed with his plans and selections so far. But his wording did strike me as odd. So when I saw this thread I decided that would be an appropriate place to point out my observation. It was the Obama supporters that freaked out about it. Seems like whenever you say something the least bit negative about one candidate or the other in here, their hard-core supporters come swooping in on the attack as if you'd committed a federal offense.
November 26, 200817 yr Author Personally, I didn't even pay attention to it until this thread. I was listining to what he said and trying to comprehend the complexities of the situations he's been addressing. You're right, this isn't politics. It's personal to those who apparently get offended and look for offense to such little things, when much larger issues loom. Then why do you and others seem to take such offence at us laughing at him for his self view full of splendor and magnificence? Seems like several of you have taken it personal and apparently got offended and are looking for offense in such a little thing.
November 26, 200817 yr I didn't get offended at all. Actually, Ive been impressed with his plans and selections so far. But his wording did strike me as odd. So when I saw this thread I decided that would be an appropriate place to point out my observation. It was the Obama supporters that freaked out about it. Seems like whenever you say something the least bit negative about one candidate or the other in here, their hard-core supporters come swooping in on the attack as if you'd committed a federal offense. In their defense, us Christians, too, get freaked out when you say something about our Messiah.:sssh:
November 26, 200817 yr In their defense, us Christians, too, get freaked out when you say something about our Messiah.:sssh:Hey, I'm on you side on that one! :eek:
November 26, 200817 yr Author You know, I got to thinking what would have happened if Bush would have done the same thing. My God, the media would have been ALL over him for it (and rightly so) and so many that are saying it's not an issue with Obama would have done the same IMO.
November 26, 200817 yr The only thing funny, really, is how pompous Obama is. No, the uproar over this is funny. I honestly - honestly - do not see what the big deal is. He is the president-elect. He is being very active in preparing to be our president. There may not have existed any such office before Obama, but there is one now. People just need to accept it and go on to more important matters.
November 26, 200817 yr No, the uproar over this is funny. I honestly - honestly - do not see what the big deal is. He is the president-elect. He is being very active in preparing to be our president. There may not have existed any such office before Obama, but there is one now. People just need to accept it and go on to more important matters. But that's the thing. There must not be more important matters. Otherwise we would be discussing the actual plans, rather than the fact that they are being delivered from this (extraordinarily important) office, replete with this (extraordinarily important) seal.
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