Comments on: Impeach Obama

By: pyra

pyra — Thu, 06 Nov 2008 04:40:34 +0000

He played the race card. He was just subtle about it.

Acceptance speech on the 45th anniversary of ‘I have a dream’. He then let the press spin it.

I’m going to assume you get different news channels than I do.

Everyone celebrating is black. Everyone on TV cheering for Obama, is black.

Race was a HUGE issue because the people and the media made it one (and Obama just strongly hinted and let others pick it all up). Look at Marrion Barry, who keeps winning the election in DC, because he is black. Even the Obama is a monkey images. When its Bush, it is 1st amendment, when it is Obama, OMG racist!

Where I’m from, the Democrats control everything. I’m so sick of Democrats. VA just elected to the senate a guy who raised taxes as governor when the state had a $5B surplus, because he just wanted to raise taxes.

By: Daddyx

Daddyx — Thu, 06 Nov 2008 01:56:02 +0000

I was really hoping that Baked Potato would have pulled out the upset victory. Either way this goes, it’s going to be interesting to see.

By: Mischa

Mischa — Wed, 05 Nov 2008 20:02:52 +0000

Obama never used the race card himself. Others may have. And yes this is a historic election , (either way) for obvious reasons. Obama is black. Palin ia a women. Either way it would have been historic.
I think Obama was elected, not really for race but more about people were really tired of Republicans for 8 years. If you look at each state individually and the house and all that, you can see that this year mostly democrats won. Even seats that were held by Republicans for years were taken by democrats. And I think the N-word is a little harsh.

By: Edwyth

Edwyth — Wed, 05 Nov 2008 15:17:02 +0000

I still say that until he starts enacting his policies you should reserve judgement, the majority of Democrats right now are moderate Democrats, so not every law Obama tries to pass will happen, maybe half or so at best.

By: pyra

pyra — Wed, 05 Nov 2008 13:49:16 +0000

Hardly bitter. Disappointed, yes.

At his victory party in Chicago, the controversial figure — remember him — Rev. Wright gave the invocation. Which showed that Obama had not cut off ties with the radical, racist, America-hating minister as he had claimed.

Its also a case of two very important things.

1) I’ve been told by everyone how ‘upset’ I should be at myself for 8 years because the person I elected twice is horrible, and I am a terrible person for enjoying that my party won. I think that Bush is a fantastic president, people just can’t appreciate what he has done yet. Either way, if you can’t take it, don’t dish it out. That is also why I used the word ‘regime’.
A president, picked by the media, payed for by overseas donations (all under $200, so they do not have to be reported). Sounds like a lot of the same fraud that got JFK elected in 1960 (massive fraud in Chicago).

2) My Bully Pulpit.

Obama is just frightening. And I do not mean his radical ties, or race, or anything like that. His policies would be terrible for the country — or so I believe. Biden would have been a better candidate, someone I could have felt good about in office. Instead we have someone who has yet to actually say anything, or take a stance, ever. I always picture Obama as a whiney little kid going up to his parents “but I wanna be president”, then pouts.

The “Not My President” is because for 8 years I’ve had to endure listening to people say Bush isn’t their president, and how that was the ‘mature’ thing to believe.

By: Edwyth

Edwyth — Wed, 05 Nov 2008 06:38:09 +0000

You can’t be serious right? I mean I understand that you are bitter that your candidate lost, but too say such nasty things about someone who was elected by your country folk is just wrong. I mean he hasn’t even done anything yet, can you please wait to say he is the worst president ever until after he has done something, he hasn’t even been president yet, he is just the president elect. I mean please just wait, please.