Political Hippo Circle Jerk - America, farg YEAH!

[rjs246]

He is ending it. Let it go.

[Sgt PSN]

you mean tiller was like being an American soldier in Iraq...brave individuals putting themselves in harms way fighting to protect others

Obama ran on ending Bushes mistake of going into Iraq.  I believe Obama's position was "that it was the greatest foreign policy error of all time" and he would end it.

did you expect him to end it on day 1?  day 20?  day 100?  

the guy has been working his ass off since taking over and whether or not you agree with the things he is doing, it's hard to argue that there has been any administration within the last 50+ years that worked harder and tackled more issues than obama's during just the first 4 months.  

i'm not saying that he's above criticism but at the same time, there's only so many hours in a day to make things happen.  and of all the issues he ran on, the war is the one issue where he was way too ambitious with his "promises."  

ending the war in iraq doesn't happen with the flip of a switch.....unless you happen to have the launch codes and special key as well.  

[Seabiscuit36]

I still love that people blame Obama for the Economic crisis.. Morons

[Sgt PSN]

I still love that people blame Obama for the Economic crisis.. Morons

that's because bruthas can't get no credit....even when they have a job. 

[SD_Eagle5]

I still love that people blame Obama for the Economic crisis.. Morons

They rank up there with the people who blame Clinton for 9/11

[ATV]

But what about barry broken promises that I listed?

Well, since (I think?) you backed up each claim with a bunch of non-biased factual links about "barry" I decided that it was safe to assume that you knew what you were talking about. I agree 100% with whatever you wrote.

[ice grillin you]

here comes the palin....i would give a limb or maybe even two to see her and barry debate in 2012


(CNN) – Alaska governor Sarah Palin let loose Wednesday on the Obama administration for enacting fiscal policies that "fly in the face of principles" and "defy Economics 101."

In a speech introducing Michael Reagan — the son of former President Ronald Reagan — to an audience in Anchorage, Palin warned that the government is planning to "bail out debt ridden states" so it can "get in there and control the people."

"Since when can you get out of huge national debt by creating trillions of dollars of new debt?" Palin asked. "It all really is so backwards and skewed as to sound like absolute nonsense when some of this economic policy is explained."

"We need to be aware of the creation of a fearful population, and fearful lawmakers, being led to believe that big government is the answer, to bail out the private sector, because then government gets to get in there and control it," she said. "And mark my words, this is going to be next, I fear, bail out next debt-ridden states. Then government gets to get in there and control the people."

"Some in Washington would approach our economic woes in ways that absolutely defy Economics 101, and they fly in the face of principles, providing opportunity for industrious Americans to succeed or to fail on their own accord," she said. "Those principles it makes you wonder what the heck some in Washington are trying to accomplish here."

Though the bulk of her remarks focused on government encroachment into the private sector, and praise for former President Reagan's views on limited government, the former vice presidential candidate briefly touched on national security. She told the crowd that "the terrorists are still dead set against us" and that her son Track is still deployed in Iraq.

[Sgt PSN]

defy economics 101, eh?  would that be the same economics that got our country in debt up to our great grandchildren's ears? 

fortunately, she was speaking in alaska which means no one important was actually listening. 

i don't want to hear her talk.  i don't want to see her debate barry.  i just want her do what every other women does when they're trying to extend their 15 minutes. 

pose for the playboy. 

[General_Failure]

Back to the baby thing, I recently found out that if you take a look when the baby's head is squeezing out you can see the brain pushing out between the skull plates.

[Sgt PSN]

Back to the baby thing, I recently found out that if you take a look when the baby's head is squeezing out you can see the brain pushing out between the skull plates.

yeah, pretty much.  i didn't see it when my first kid was born because she came out with a full head of hair but my 2nd kid looked like she was born with male pattern baldness and you could def see it. 

[ice grillin you]

Back to the baby thing, I recently found out that if you take a look when the baby's head is squeezing out you can see the brain pushing out between the skull plates.

like when youre all the way inside an elderly women and her wrinkles disappear?

[General_Failure]

I'll let you know in forty or fifty years.

[Diomedes]

Christ, we might still be doing this in fifty years?  I'm in trouble.

[ATV]

Liar daughter lies about her lying Father lying about whether he lied...

http://www.dailykostv.com/w/001821/

[Seabiscuit36]

Pathological