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Barack Obama was elected the 44th president of the United States, as the country chose him as its first African American chief executive.
Share your thoughts on this historic election.
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Re: President Barack Obama
Dec 1, 2009 11:20 PM
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S2G,
You're losing cred as we speak.
DaN
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Re: President Barack Obama
Dec 1, 2009 11:11 PM
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> Wow! I ruffled a few feathers! S2- to paraphrase an
> old Nipsey Russell joke- Bronx republicans- three of
> the nicest guys I ever met! OMG Cyn called me a
> troll! Seriously have you ever posted anything that
> wasn't so negative and loaded with F-bombs?
> Rainykincaid-gracious as usual Remember weak
> healthcare bill with a trigger.
fsg,
Got another book for you, I believe Cyn can recommend this one also:
http://www.amazon.com/Clothes-Have-No-Emperor-Chronicle/dp/0671673394/ref=sr_1_1?ie=UTF8&s=books&qid=1259726921&sr=1-1
Your local library MAY have this one, but Rudy may have banned it also.
You sure there are 3 Republican nice guys in the Bronx?
If so you must have gotten ALL of the Republican nice guys.
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Edited by s2grand at 12/01/2009 8:14 PM PST
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Re: President Barack Obama
Dec 1, 2009 10:56 PM
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freespeech,
Relax. You have NOT YET begun to ruffle feathers. It'll come in time.
DaN
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Re: President Barack Obama
Dec 1, 2009 10:45 PM
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Wow! I ruffled a few feathers! S2- to paraphrase an old Nipsey Russell joke- Bronx republicans- three of the nicest guys I ever met! OMG Cyn called me a troll! Seriously have you ever posted anything that wasn't so negative and loaded with F-bombs? Rainykincaid-gracious as usual Remember weak healthcare bill with a trigger.
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Re: President Barack Obama
Dec 1, 2009 9:58 PM
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I'd RATHER have a President who was merely competent at the tasks before him, but, MORE IMPORTANTLY, was ALSO relatively free from the influence of special interests.
Tonight I grew up. I no longer believe that's possible.
I'M FREE OF YET ANOTHER MAJOR ILLUSION!
Making progress. How about you?
DaN
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Re: President Barack Obama
Dec 1, 2009 9:58 PM
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Jetfuel2,
Is that Mac's Speed Shop BBQ? The one on South Blvd.?
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Re: President Barack Obama
Dec 1, 2009 9:51 PM
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s2
If wishes were horses, then beggars would ride.
Outlaw BBQ was good.
Mac's BBQ also good, and had a dining room. 
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Re: President Barack Obama
Dec 1, 2009 9:48 PM
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I would rather have a President that got a blow job from an intern than a President that gave blow jobs to BIG OIL, BIG PHARMA, BIG INSURANCE & BIG BANKSTERS.
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Re: President Barack Obama
Dec 1, 2009 12:39 AM
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> Would that be kinda like what the meaning of "is" is?
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It is what it is.
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Re: President Barack Obama
Nov 30, 2009 6:40 PM
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> > > Cynic
> > >
> > > did the Resident sell the prop ranch?
> >
> s2grand:
> > Rainy,
> >
> > Is it really a ranch without horses or cattle?
> Not
> > sure he had any cattle either as Texas people
> said he
> > was "all hat & no cattle". I know that's their
> > expression for a braggart blowhard but I don't
> ever
> > remember seeing any cattle when they showed his
> > "ranch". I think you'd really call it not even a
> farm
> > but real estate.
>
> The only "crop" that I ever heard about being
> harvested on Dubya's property was the brush that he
> was continually cutting.
> I also heard that the "Cowboy" was terrified of
> horses and wouldn't willingly approach one- much less
> mount one.
>
> Dumb Dubya's fleet street image as a Texas Cowboy/Oil
> Man contrasts with his actual background as Maine
> born and raised Wastrel, with a degree from Yale
> where he was a cheerleader. His phony Texican accent
> is probably the only thing he ever really worked at
> his whole life.
>
That is slanderously false!
He put in countless hours on his golf swing....
> As far as his being an Oil Man, he reportably
> couldn't even find a quart of the substance in a
> Mobil station.
True. A Texan wouldn't even think of going anywhere but a Texaco station.....
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Re: President Barack Obama
Nov 30, 2009 6:30 AM
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> > Great!
> >
> > Another Concern Troll.
> >
> > Go tell your Mommy about your concerns.
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> Cyn,
>
> How's it going, you bitter MF?
Great, except I must now leave my computer and go to work. 
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Re: President Barack Obama
Nov 30, 2009 6:27 AM
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> > Cynic
> >
> > did the Resident sell the prop ranch?
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s2grand:
> Rainy,
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> Is it really a ranch without horses or cattle? Not
> sure he had any cattle either as Texas people said he
> was "all hat & no cattle". I know that's their
> expression for a braggart blowhard but I don't ever
> remember seeing any cattle when they showed his
> "ranch". I think you'd really call it not even a farm
> but real estate.
The only "crop" that I ever heard about being harvested on Dubya's property was the brush that he was continually cutting.
I also heard that the "Cowboy" was terrified of horses and wouldn't willingly approach one- much less mount one.
Dumb Dubya's fleet street image as a Texas Cowboy/Oil Man contrasts with his actual background as Maine born and raised Wastrel, with a degree from Yale where he was a cheerleader. His phony Texican accent is probably the only thing he ever really worked at his whole life.
As far as his being an Oil Man, he reportably couldn't even find a quart of the substance in a Mobil station.
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Re: President Barack Obama
Nov 30, 2009 12:07 AM
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s2g,
Dukakis? Do tell whatever theory you have to spin. I don't really care, but I've lately grown enthralled by these sort of things.
Call me a desperate house-husband.
Isn't it pathetic?
DaN
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Re: President Barack Obama
Nov 30, 2009 12:05 AM
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> monkeypaw,
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> All due,
>
> Keep that shit up and you run the SERIOUS risk of
> being taken seriously, or WORSE yet; openly sniped
> against on this and/or other internet opinion
> boards.
>
> Fortunately for you, I think you're probably up to
> it.
>
> monkeypaw, indeed!
>
> DaN
I wouldn't want to risk being taken seriously. I'll try to keep my post light and frivolous from now on re the imminent decline of the American Empire. I'll try smileys next time. The sniping doesn't bother me. I have a growing list of Ignorables.
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Re: President Barack Obama
Nov 29, 2009 11:31 PM
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> Howard Dean figured it out.
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> David Axlerod figured it out.
>
> You give the voters an alternative to the
> Republicans, not offering them "Republican Lite" as
> was attempted from 1988-2004.
>
> Then you go after the Repugs in all 50 states, unlike
> the DLC deep thinkers that believed Dems should only
> concentrate on areas that "we can win," and ignore
> whole swaths of the country.
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> Dems have also learned that they have to fight extra
> hard because of the conservative leanings of the MSM,
> which now acts as a fifth collumn pushing Repubilcan
> propaganda.
Cyn,
I don't believe Dukakis was Repug lite though but a true Progressive.
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