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Comparing Obama to Nixon

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The fact of the matter is that Clinton was a very good President. Much more moderate than the haters want to believe. His libido kept him from being one of the top 10 presidents ever IMO. But I digress. Back to this most interesting discussion. Obama and Nixon comparison. Who would have thunk it?
Patrick H. Caddell and Douglas E. Schoen to be exact.
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I'm sorry, I find this very hard to believe.
Again, you're entitled to your opinion.

 

If I'm so pro-Obama, why aren't I praising him at every turn instead of simply defending him against some of the crazy stuff people say about him?

The President has to be the one to extend his hand first. This President hasn't done that at any point. He has taken shots at the republicans every chance and made sure to tell the people who is at fault for what is going on. It's grown tiresome and it isn't working.
We will agree to disagree on that one.

Again, I will say the country is in no better shape now then it was when he took office. The President can blame everyone he wants for that but the fact is it starts with him.
Some of the President's supporters would say his actions have managed to keep things from getting worse. That is debatable, but there is no doubt that he inherited a lousy economic situation.
We will agree to disagree on that one.

The President is the one who is ultimately remembered/blamed/praised for what happens during his term in office. He is also the one who is ultimately responsible for the direction of the country. It is without a doubt part of his responsiblity to make sure things get done while in office. Once he has started the process of bring the other side to the table I would agree they share in the responsibility to achieve common goals. However I just don't agree that Obama made a serious attempt to bring the republicans to the table.

 

Some of the President's supporters would say his actions have managed to keep things from getting worse. That is debatable, but there is no doubt that he inherited a lousy economic situation.

Of course they will say the things he did keep things from getting worse. It's kind of like him touting the number of jobs he saved. It can never be proven. I don't disagree that he inherited one of the biggest messes of any President but he sure hasn't done much to make it better.
The President is the one who is ultimately remembered/blamed/praised for what happens during his term in office. He is also the one who is ultimately responsible for the direction of the country. It is without a doubt part of his responsiblity to make sure things get done while in office. Once he has started the process of bring the other side to the table I would agree they share in the responsibility to achieve common goals. However I just don't agree that Obama made a serious attempt to bring the republicans to the table.
Barack Obama is the President of the United States. Mitch McConnell is the Senate Minority Leader. John Boehner is the House Minority Leader.

 

Do you really believe the latter two have any interest in working with the other side? I certainly think that Obama was more willing to work with his opponents than those guys are.

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Again, you're entitled to your opinion.

 

If I'm so pro-Obama, why aren't I praising him at every turn instead of simply defending him against some of the crazy stuff people say about him?

Then again, if you don't like the job he's done, why is it we never hear about any of that from you? Instead, you defend him more than anyone on here has. I really don't care, I just really find it hard to believe, nothing personal.
Barack Obama is the President of the United States. Mitch McConnell is the Senate Minority Leader. John Boehner is the House Minority Leader.

 

Do you really believe the latter two have any interest in working with the other side? I certainly think that Obama was more willing to work with his opponents than those guys are.

Maybe your right and maybe your wrong but what has Obama done to lead you to believe that?

Then again, if you don't like the job he's done, why is it we never hear about any of that from you? Instead, you defend him more than anyone on here has. I really don't care, I just really find it hard to believe, nothing personal.
Because I don't have an axe to grind with the guy, and I don't think that my beliefs are better than those of anyone else ... unlike some others here.
We will agree to disagree on that one.

Some of the President's supporters would say his actions have managed to keep things from getting worse. That is debatable, but there is no doubt that he inherited a lousy economic situation.

 

Not too debatable considering unemployment went from under 6 percent to around 10.

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Because I don't have an axe to grind with the guy, and I don't think that my beliefs are better than those of anyone else ... unlike some others here.
You don't need to have an axe to grind to talk about things about his policies you dislike if you indeed do. If you get that those with different opinions than yours means they think their beliefs are better than anyone else's, then politics and policies are the least of your problems. :lol:
Not too debatable considering unemployment went from under 6 percent to around 10.
I suspect the Obama administration's contention is that the stimulus actually saved the economy from getting worse than it would have without it ... I don't know that it's true, but it could be a valid position to take.
You don't need to have an axe to grind to talk about things about his policies you dislike if you indeed do. If you get that those with different opinions than yours means they think their beliefs are better than anyone else's, then politics and policies are the least of your problems. :lol:
I don't get that impression from simple disagreement ... I get it from the tone of some people's posts on here, especially those that label someone else's valid comments as "absurd."
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I don't get that impression from simple disagreement ... I get it from the tone of some people's posts on here, especially those that label someone else's valid comments as "absurd."
You're being rather hypocritical, you've often gone on the offensive on several posters on here. You've done quite a bit of labeling yourself over the last couple years to be fair. Please don't pretend you've been a bastion of purity.
You're being rather hypocritical, you've often gone on the offensive on several posters on here. You've done quite a bit of labeling yourself over the last couple years to be fair. Please don't pretend you've been a bastion of purity.
Again, you're entitled to your opinion ...

 

And when I do go on the offensive, it's because I've been provoked. I criticize positions, not people, unless they attack first.

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Again, you're entitled to your opinion ...

 

And when I do go on the offensive, it's because I've been provoked. I criticize positions, not people, unless they attack first.

Not true, unless someone simply starting a thread means they went on the attack first.

 

Thank you so much for reminding me I'm entitled to my opinion, that's quite magnanimous of you. :lol:

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