[h=1]Cruz: Obama should apologize for ObamaCare during State of the Union[/h]
http://thehill.com/blogs/blog-brief...ma-should-apologize-for-obamacare-during-sotu
I totally agree. If Obama had any sense of honor or dignity (he has neither) he would tell the American public he has the worst economic record of any President that anyone in the viewing audience can remember, and say he's sorry.
http://thehill.com/blogs/blog-brief...ma-should-apologize-for-obamacare-during-sotu
I totally agree. If Obama had any sense of honor or dignity (he has neither) he would tell the American public he has the worst economic record of any President that anyone in the viewing audience can remember, and say he's sorry.
Only a total wingnut like Ted Cruz would suggest such a thing.
Presidents don't apologize during state of the unions. Did Bush apologize for 9/11 failures and 2 wars that caused thousands of deaths? Did Reagan apologize for selling arms to Iran? Both things would have had you right wingers demanding impeachment if obama did any of those things.
nobody is listening to him anymore
nothing has worked as he said it would
everything is worse today
no new ideas, same old solutions
same old excuses
same old lies
same old attacks his enemies
I'll bet he'll even mention his "predecessor" in some fashion at least one time (ie: when I first took office), he'll mention UBL and GM (won't mention they actually filed bankruptcy after he gave them billions) yet again and even call Obamacare a success because a small fraction of Americans are actually better off because of it despite the fact that a majority of Americans are hurt by it (or maybe I should say more are worse off than better off)
and if he does those things, more proof we have an intellectual and emotional child at the helm
nothing has worked as he said it would
everything is worse today
no new ideas, same old solutions
same old excuses
same old lies
same old attacks his enemies
I'll bet he'll even mention his "predecessor" in some fashion at least one time (ie: when I first took office), he'll mention UBL and GM (won't mention they actually filed bankruptcy after he gave them billions) yet again and even call Obamacare a success because a small fraction of Americans are actually better off because of it despite the fact that a majority of Americans are hurt by it (or maybe I should say more are worse off than better off)
and if he does those things, more proof we have an intellectual and emotional child at the helm
it's absolutely astonishing how high energy costs are not newsworthy, ever, zero coverage, it's like it didn't even happen
when Bush was president, libtard nation actually used to argue Bush let such costs increase so his friends and family would make more money
what a fucking joke the democratic propaganda machine that feeds the minds of low information people of this country have become (or should I be blaming the low information people?)
the first three items listed are known as growing your base
increasing the debt and burden on working Americans (the later not listed) is how he finances such growth
in some corners of libtard nation, they confuse growing the democratic voting base with growing the economy and get this "creating jobs that aren't there", so damn weird
[h=5]Allen West
[/h]Get ready to hear The Obama Doctrine tomorrow: force and coercion by pen and phone http://allenbwest.com/2014/01/obama-doctrine-force-coercion-pen-phone/
[/h]Get ready to hear The Obama Doctrine tomorrow: force and coercion by pen and phone http://allenbwest.com/2014/01/obama-doctrine-force-coercion-pen-phone/
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The White House is ready to do more illegal things without constitutional authority.
Now they're telling the American people to their faces...
White House Official: 2014 Will Be Obama's 'Year of Action' - With or Without Congress
ijreview.com
Checks and balances? What checks and balances?
The White House is ready to do more illegal things without constitutional authority.
Now they're telling the American people to their faces...
White House Official: 2014 Will Be Obama's 'Year of Action' - With or Without Congress
ijreview.com
Checks and balances? What checks and balances?
This guy doesn't seem to agree with you.
Rep. Westmoreland: President Obama's State of the Union Should Be Aimed at Harry Reid.
[h=2]For the last five years we have watched President Obama try time and again to use government to create jobs.[/h]More government spending.
More government programs.
Just more and more federal government. And time and again, he has failed to actually create jobs—to the tune of unemployment still sitting above seven percent. I know some people believe if you say something enough, it will come true. After "If you like your health insurance you can keep your health insurance," I would hope the president would finally realize that’s not how things work. And no matter how many times he says government spending will help the economy, it simply won’t.
We have seen the negative impact of the President’s economic agenda right here in Georgia. For example, Southern Company (the parent company of Georgia Power) recently announced it will have to close its Plant Mitchell Unit 3 near Albany, Georgia, as a result of the costly EPA regulations the Obama Administration has forced on energy companies. So rather than creating jobs in Georgia, President Obama and his EPA are destroying high-paying jobs in Dougherty County, Georgia.
Anyone can see that the President’s economic agenda is simply not working—anyone, it seems, except the President himself. Rather than focusing on how he can create jobs, we’ve spent the last week hearing about his stance on marijuana. I think the millions of Americans who are unemployed or underemployed would prefer he focus on job creation.
So while there are many, many issues I would like to see the President address in his State of the Union address, more than anything I hope he uses this speech as a platform to dump his NO JOBS job plan and agree to work with House Republicans to pass some of the dozens of pro-growth jobs bills that have gotten stuck in the Senate. These bills would remove some of the burdensome and excessive red tape that hurts small businesses. They would provide training and education so that our workforce can keep up with our changing economy. They would provide for a simpler tax code that would allow the private sector to create new jobs and raise wages for working families. And they would put America on the path to becoming energy independent by increasing American energy production through projects like the Keystone Pipeline.
Many of these bills have passed the House with bipartisan support but have never even been brought up for a vote in the Senate. And why, you may ask? Unfortunately, the only person who can answer that question is Senate Majority Leader Harry Reid, who has taken the term obstructionist to a whole new level. In the first year of the 113th Congress, the House has passed 168 bills that have immediately died upon arrival in the Senate. One hundred and sixty eight bills.
So I am hoping President Obama will address this in his State of the Union on Tuesday.
It should be easy—after all, Senator Reid will be in the same room. And if he doesn’t want to call him out publicly, as he told the American people earlier this month, he’s got a pen and a phone. The President can give him a call after the speech or write him a letter and let him know that it’s time to stop playing political games with the American people.
Rep. Lynn Westmoreland represents the third district of Georgia and is the Deputy Chairman of the National Republican Congressional Committee (NRCC) and a member of the House Financial Services Committee and the House Permanent Select Committee on Intelligence.
[h=2]The White House's problem might not be strategies and tactics. It might be Obama himself.[/h]
http://www.nationaljournal.com/white-house/a-pen-a-phone-and-a-flailing-president-20140127
He shouldn't be giving a SOTU speech, he should be sitting in the corner in a dunce cap.
http://www.nationaljournal.com/white-house/a-pen-a-phone-and-a-flailing-president-20140127
He shouldn't be giving a SOTU speech, he should be sitting in the corner in a dunce cap.
Classic line from the article...
For months, the White House and its allies mocked critics of Barack Obama's leadership, arguing that no president has "Green Lantern" superhero powers. Now these same people are predicting that Obama can salvage his agenda by waving a magical "pen and phone."
