Dem a chat mi like a Dog

[Wendy]

<span style="font-size: 11pt"><span style="font-style: italic">&quot;Some powerful interests who had been dominating the agenda in Washington for a very long time -- and they're not always happy with me -- <span style="font-weight: bold">they talk about me like a dog</span>. That's not in my prepared remarks, but it's true,&quot; </span></span>


Barack went off script in is remarks in Wisconsin No feel no way Mista Prez.. dem cyan stap yuh. Mek dem gwaan chat.

[Wendy]

Re: Dem a chat mi like a Dog

LOL ..Quoting Jimmy Hendricks Barack sey:

&quot;<span style="font-style: italic">They talk about me like a dog,&quot; the song says. &quot;Talkin about the clothes I wear. But they don't realize they're the ones who's square.&quot;</span>

A wah do Barack ...Lawd a Mercy dem get im mad now

[johnnycakes]

Re: Dem a chat mi like a Dog

This from Znet- a REAL left website NOT for Obama fans.


Obama Losing Liberal Base And Youth
By Sherwood Ross

Tuesday, September 07, 2010
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President Obama is not only losing support among the general public but also of the liberals and college students who did so much to energize his presidential campaign. Now, even some Democratic incumbents whose seats had been considered safe are in trouble.

According to Rasmussen pollsters, Obama's general approval rating plunged from 65 per cent upon taking office to 45 per cent today. Larry Sabato, director of the Center For Politics at the University of Virginia, says the Republicans are poised to have a net gain of 47 House seats and likely eight Senate seats. “If anything,” says Sabato, “we have been conservative in estimating the probable GOP House gains...”

What's turning off liberals is that on issue after issue, Obama appears to be little more than a slicker copy of his stumbling predecessor. When the Republicans under George Bush elected to bail out Wall Street, Obama helped them finish the job even though congressional mail ran overwhelmingly against it.

Instead, he might have created a massive jobs program to restart the economy with paycheck power as FDR did with his New Deal. But Obama's half-hearted make-work blueprint appears to be too little and too late. “For Vulnerable Democrats, Economy Fuels Election Fears,” The New York Times reported September 4th. “Seeking to keep the focus away from Mr. Obama and the national economy, Rep. Gabrielle Giffords of Arizona emphasizes her work for rougher border controls and support for the stimulus money that saved the jobs of local teachers and public safety workers,” the paper said. Her campaign manager, Rodde McLeod, says, “We're running our own race.” Translation: the man in the White House is now a liability, not an asset.

A related article in the same issue is titled, “In a Shift, Fewer Young Voters See Themselves as Democrats.” Reporter Kirk Johnson writes, “The college vote is up for grabs this year---to an extent that would have seemed unlikely two years ago, when a generation of young people seemed to swoon over Barack Obama.” He quotes Mandi Asay, 22, spokeswoman for the University of Colorado's College Democrats, as saying: “People are angry---about the budget deficit, health care plan, angry about this and that. I feel like Republicans definitely, definitely have a chance of getting back on their feet.” The percentage of collegians who identify themselves as Democrats has dropped about five points to 57 percent in roughly two years, according to Pew Research Center.

On health care, perhaps the No. 1 concern of liberals after the wars of aggression in the Middle East, Obama surrendered on the public option issue when he might have campaigned for it dramatically in person on hospital doorsteps around the country. Instead, the public got the idea that he regarded it as, well, optional.

And liberals who saw the president as a champion for ecological sanity, are also disillusioned. Writing in the July issue of “Sojourners” magazine, which defines itself as “Faith in Action for Social Justice,” author Bill McKibben writes Obama's honeymoon with progressive Americans “took what looks like a lethal blow” when oil began washing ashore in the marshes of Louisiana last Spring.

True, Bush had relaxed the relevant environmental regulations “But it was Obama himself who had stood up three weeks before the spill and announced that he was lifting a long-standing moratorium on offshore drilling...” McKibben points out. Obama promised “We'll be guided not by political ideology, but by scientific evidence,” when, “In fact, the president has basically ignored scientific evidence when it's come to energy policy,” McKibben wrote.

And Paul Craig Roberts, the former Assistant Treasury Secretary under President Reagan, writes, “Obama... is committed to covering up the Bush regime’s crimes and to ensuring that his own regime can continue to operate in the same illegal and unconstitutional ways.” He points out, “To the consternation of his supporters, Obama is leaving 50,000 U.S. soldiers in Iraq. The others are being sent to Afghanistan and to Pakistan, where on Obama’s watch war has broken out big time with already one million refugees from the indiscriminate bombing of civilians.” Says Roberts: “The change that we are witnessing is in Obama, not in policies. Obama is morphing into Dick Cheney.” Obama has even multiplied the illegal CIA drone attacks in Pakistan that have claimed the lives of hundreds of innocent civilians, possibly because he himself has been a long-time clandestine asset of that intelligence agency.

Where President Eisenhower once got a landslide voter response for his campaign slogan of “Peace and Prosperity,” it should surprise no one that President Obama's failure to deliver either one of those ideals has turned off a nation----starting with disillusioned liberals and college students whose energies played a major role in his election. As Tom Paine is said to have once remarked of a British politician, “As he rose like the rocket, he fell like the stick.”



(Sherwood Ross is a former newspaper and wire service columnist who currently writes a regular column on political and military affairs. Reach him at [email protected]).

[britisha]

Re: Dem a chat mi like a Dog

<div class="ubbcode-block"><div class="ubbcode-header">Originally Posted By: WeNdY</div><div class="ubbcode-body">LOL ..Quoting Jimmy Hendricks Barack sey:

&quot;<span style="font-style: italic">They talk about me like a dog,&quot; the song says. &quot;Talkin about the clothes I wear. But they don't realize they're the ones who's square.&quot;</span>

A wah do Barack ...Lawd a Mercy dem get im mad now </div></div>

LAAWD, Wendy, yuh gimmie mi firs joke fi di day.....::mi bellie::

Wot a down tuh earth man!!...him juss a tell it like it is!!


...pity im nain add: <span style="font-size: 20pt"> <span style="font-style: italic">I will considah di source</span> ..</span> ::waiee::

<span style="color: #3333FF">...it IS a new day, give thanks and chant a psalm today...haff a great day....</span>

[Wendy]

Re: Dem a chat mi like a Dog

Lawx JonnyC Yuh cyan help yuhslef eeh? Mi wassen trying to have a political debate ina di tread \o/

[Wendy]

Re: Dem a chat mi like a Dog

But in a real dowe Faithfull ..dem daag im out bad.

Mi noh have a problem people a oppose him policies..frankly some a di way im approach im agenda noh sit well wid mi eida.. But di way how dem disparage dis man character and who is jus down right pathetic and uncalled for

Im a show sey im feelings hurt ..but mi noh sure how dat ago play out dowe..dem mite si dat as being wimpy fi a Prez.

[britisha]

Re: Dem a chat mi like a Dog

<div class="ubbcode-block"><div class="ubbcode-header">Originally Posted By: WeNdY</div><div class="ubbcode-body">But in a real dowe Faithfull ..dem daag im out bad.

Mi noh have a problem people a oppose him policies..frankly some a di way im approach im agenda noh sit well wid mi eida.. But di way how dem disparage dis man character and who is jus down right pathetic and uncalled for

Im a show sey im feelings hurt ..but mi noh sure how dat ago play out dowe..dem mite si dat as being wimpy fi a Prez.
</div></div>

Truly, but aftah a while, how do you or does one juss &quot;let it slide&quot;..

In all fairness, agen you and *I* know that it has a lot to do with race more dan the economy...for wi nevah hear *peep* bout it from di likes of McCain et al during the campaign..


Problem being: when &quot;drunk a reddi&quot; was in the White House and they were losing their jobs and their homes, left, right an centah, nobaddie said even &quot;peep&quot;...they called it signs of the times, but now here comes this <span style="font-style: italic">scapegoat</span>. Barack, and they are piling on him..

Demm kanfused Wendy, for this man cannot undo wha did gaawn bad a maawning, ie ovah 10 years di economy was sliding [downhill]...how im gwine reverse it in 2 years? Even hiff im did name Moses and <span style="font-weight: bold">cuddah paawt di Red Sea</span> it wuddah bi tuh much...an heverie boddie wuddah drown..


...anadda prablem is dem still using old Economic models tuh forecast and analyse disyah gaawn bad economy...like UNEMPLOYMENT and such di likes...di same thing that led them down the slope, dem still a use...when will they learn?


Where are his so-called advisors?...an di Dems whey seem to abandon ship cozzin dem waan fi win their seats whereva dem bi..

<span style="font-style: italic">..politrix is a very dirty game</span>....


...sorrie, mi digress tuh.....

[Wendy]

Re: Dem a chat mi like a Dog

<div class="ubbcode-block"><div class="ubbcode-header">Quote:</div><div class="ubbcode-body"><span style="font-style: italic">..politrix is a very dirty game....</span></div></div>

Yuh said it right dere Faithfull.. It comes with the territory. No doubt in my mind that all of the “anger” and “rage” has to do with his race.

I took that pjoto in this thread from Yahoo ..and under the article one guy said:
<span style="font-weight: bold"><span style="font-style: italic">When are we going to throw back this MOKEY in the Zoo.</span></span>

Mi dear .. dats why mi noh believe tings ago calm down anytime soon ..all when di economy get back an a boom flick ..Barack will still a target of hate.

[britisha]

Re: Dem a chat mi like a Dog

<div class="ubbcode-block"><div class="ubbcode-header">Originally Posted By: WeNdY</div><div class="ubbcode-body"><div class="ubbcode-block"><div class="ubbcode-header">Quote:</div><div class="ubbcode-body"><span style="font-style: italic">..politrix is a very dirty game....</span></div></div>

Yuh said it right dere Faithfull.. It comes with the territory. No doubt in my mind that all of the “anger” and “rage” has to do with his race.

I took that pjoto in this thread from Yahoo ..and under the article one guy said:
<span style="font-weight: bold"><span style="font-style: italic">When are we going to throw back this MOKEY in the Zoo.</span></span>

Mi dear .. dats why mi noh believe tings ago calm down anytime soon ..all when di economy get back an a boom flick ..Barack will still a target of hate.
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Oh yes, while it cannot be denied that Barack wouldn't and couldn't win solely &quot;on&quot; the black vote...there are those who still hate to know that a black man [by definition] is in the White House...

How stupid, isn't he 1/2 white?

The American public has a right to complain if there is a reason, but why y didn't they co me out in droves/thousands as they are doing now, when Mr Nukular was feeding them ish, and they were swallowing it willingly?

....the reality is, <span style="font-weight: bold">it is what it is</span>

NOBODY has the answer[s]...Greenspan hiding and Bernanke guessing....so go figgah...nat even Gaawd imself...historians seh di economy was NEVAH dis bad, odda dan di Depression era; thanks to GW and &quot;the war&quot;...and it will tek time to improve....wheddah dem like it or believe it or nat..

my 1 cent and a half..

[X]

Re: Dem a chat mi like a Dog

No &quot;I told you so&quot;, but I TOLD your azzzz so!.
Been saying it from jump, but people keep saying &quot;put on yuh blinker and dont offer even CONSTRUCTIVE critism to the Obama crowd.. (which I count myself apart of)

Someone may be able to find a post where I said JOBS.. Thats what Obama need to focus on from jump..
If Obama going to win another term, he NEEDS to practically turn back the hands of time, and where he had that bill titled &quot;Health Care&quot; he changed it to &quot;JOBS!&quot;

It was foolhardy to half azzzly try to stimulate jobs... The bandaid approach, throwing good money after bad could be deemed short sighted.
The core is JOB. People will not spend, and those spending, will stop spending if there are no Jobs. Real jobs. Not the illusion of Jobs..
I am a stanch Obama supporter, but Mr. President, you missin the boat..
Then again, Obama has surprised me many times before, lets see if he got something magical up his sleeves..


<div class="ubbcode-block"><div class="ubbcode-header">Quote:</div><div class="ubbcode-body"> <span style="font-weight: bold">Instead, he might have created a massive jobs program to restart the economy with paycheck power as FDR did with his New Deal</span>.<span style="font-weight: bold"> But Obama's half-hearted make-work blueprint appears to be<span style="text-decoration: underline"> too little and too late. </span>“</span>For Vulnerable Democrats, Economy Fuels Election Fears,” The New York Times reported September 4th. “Seeking to keep the focus away from Mr. Obama and the national economy, Rep. Gabrielle Giffords of Arizona emphasizes her work for rougher border controls and support for the stimulus money that saved the jobs of local teachers and public safety workers,” the paper said. Her campaign manager, Rodde McLeod, says, “</div></div>

[kia027]

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from my al franken email

<div class="ubbcode-block"><div class="ubbcode-header">Quote:</div><div class="ubbcode-body">When the Senate returns from recess next week, we're going to work on -- and, I hope, pass -- a bill providing incentives for small business owners and investors. It includes a lending fund to help entrepreneurs access the capital they need to survive and expand, as well as tax credits to encourage growth and hiring.</div></div>

[X]

Re: Dem a chat mi like a Dog

<div class="ubbcode-block"><div class="ubbcode-header">Originally Posted By: Kia</div><div class="ubbcode-body">from my al franken email

<div class="ubbcode-block"><div class="ubbcode-header">Quote:</div><div class="ubbcode-body">When the Senate returns from recess next week, we're going to work on -- and, I hope, pass -- a bill providing incentives for small business owners and investors. It includes a lending fund to help entrepreneurs access the capital they need to survive and expand, as well as tax credits to encourage growth and hiring.</div></div> </div></div>

..Too little too late..
..The ship for this has sailed..
.. dem miss the boat

Insert Any or ALL quotes, sayings or idioms about missed opportunities here..

“Nothing is more expensive than a missed opportunity.”

Simply put, its too late...

[kia027]

Re: Dem a chat mi like a Dog

and he has 2 1/2 years to go .
If you look at what he has actually done he has done a lot more since FDR.

Not too late. Job creation is key and it will be addressed soon.

[johnnycakes]

Re: Dem a chat mi like a Dog

Wendy dear,
If you are going to bring up that fraud Obama you are bringing up politrix.
I feel like a skunk at a church picnic in this Obama fanclub.

Look just because he's mixed race does not grant him absolution.
He's making war, he didn't close Guantanamo or any of the other black/CIA prisons overseas, there are no jobs for the poor who are losing their homes in record numbers and the rich got paid off, he sold out health care reform to the insurance companies et al, the same groups that give us two tier health care and just plain dropped single payer universal health care that we should have. He hasn't gotten rid of the spying on U.S. citizens by government agencies. He has no intentions of closing any of the 850 or so military bases anywhere overseas and is militarizing Colombia.

The longer I sit here and think , the longer the list gets.
I think you get the idea.
Obama is a Democrat. He is true to the Party and what they stand for and it isn't us.

If you liked Bush and the Republicans you should also like Obama.
Pro-war, pro-rich, anti-privacy, pro-torture, pro-imperialist, anti-socialist.

He is what every president has been since 1945.

Stop saying nice things about him. He is not a nice man.

[kia027]

Re: Dem a chat mi like a Dog

johnnycakes Obama's race had nothing to do with some of liking him

Mi soon come ansa you wid de rest regarding job creation, wall st etc..