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08 Jul 2011, 2:53 pm

John_Browning wrote:

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In other words, Obama is a progressive Democrat. Not a surprise.

Not even close. Howard Dean is a progressive Democrat; Obama is a moderate Republican.

That's why republicans hate him so much. :roll:

Republicans watch Fox News too much. :roll:

Have you considered that conservatives hate Obama because he is against everything they believe in, that some watch Fox News because it resonates with them, and not all watch Fox News or watch Fox News exclusively?

I considered it but it just sounded crazy.
Obama did not stop any of Bushes policies of note.
So I guess the conservatives that hate both of them are being honest.
the others are just team players.

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08 Jul 2011, 3:47 pm

John_Browning wrote:

pandabear wrote:

John_Browning wrote:

LKL wrote:

psychohist wrote:

In other words, Obama is a progressive Democrat. Not a surprise.

Not even close. Howard Dean is a progressive Democrat; Obama is a moderate Republican.

That's why republicans hate him so much. :roll:

Republicans watch Fox News too much. :roll:

Nah. Their minds are non-existent. Their belief systems amount to nothing. They are the antithesis of intellectualism. They depend on the Fox News clowns to tell them what memes to resonate. And, they hate President Obama, not because he is against anything in which they believe, but because images of hatred of President Obama are among the memes that are resonating within their hollow, uneducated skulls.

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08 Jul 2011, 6:53 pm

^^^^^^^^^
And how do you know they all have time to religiously watch fox news, or how do you know they watch fox news at all?

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08 Jul 2011, 7:05 pm

JakobVirgil wrote:

[quote="John_Browning"Have you considered that conservatives hate Obama because he is against everything they believe in, that some watch Fox News because it resonates with them, and not all watch Fox News or watch Fox News exclusively?

I considered it but it just sounded crazy.
Obama did not stop any of Bushes policies of note.
So I guess the conservatives that hate both of them are being honest.
the others are just team players.[/quote]
Unless you were playing the stock market or had a stake in a international business operation, most republicans didn't love Bush and most just kind of tolerated him toward the end of his presidency, and weren't optimistic about who might come after him either. His social policies tended to be more favored than his economic ones. He was great at kicking ass, but he didn't fully understand the complexity of diplomacy in the middle east and he didn't know how to bow out gracefully (see diplomacy). Despite all his shortcomings, now that Obama is in office, republicans tend to miss the bush years.

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08 Jul 2011, 7:14 pm

John_Browning wrote:

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[quote="JakobVirgil"]
I considered it but it just sounded crazy.
Obama did not stop any of Bushes policies of note.
So I guess the conservatives that hate both of them are being honest.
the others are just team players.

Unless you were playing the stock market or had a stake in a international business operation, most republicans didn't love Bush and most just kind of tolerated him toward the end of his presidency, and weren't optimistic about who might come after him either. His social policies tended to be more favored than his economic ones. He was great at kicking ass, but he didn't fully understand the complexity of diplomacy in the middle east and he didn't know how to bow out gracefully (see diplomacy). Despite all his shortcomings, now that Obama is in office, republicans tend to miss the bush years.[/quote]
The anti-barryism does not bother me.
to me he seems slightly better than Bush, that man was powerfully incompetent.
so rhetorically when I hear yearning for the days of Bush is that hyperbole?
Like "this band makes you yearn for the earnest sublimity of a steam roller "?
because the Bush was a great pres shtick is not convincing

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08 Jul 2011, 9:24 pm

I'm reminded of a Conservative song of long ago

[youtube]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=znrjbo9QRLk[/youtube]

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09 Jul 2011, 1:00 pm

John_Browning wrote:

pandabear wrote:

John_Browning wrote:

LKL wrote:

psychohist wrote:

In other words, Obama is a progressive Democrat. Not a surprise.

Not even close. Howard Dean is a progressive Democrat; Obama is a moderate Republican.

That's why republicans hate him so much. :roll:

Republicans watch Fox News too much. :roll:

That's kind of a stupid question Browning, panda is a typical far left liberal, in his view anyone that disagrees with his leftist worldview is either stupid or evil incarnate.

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09 Jul 2011, 1:11 pm

Inuyasha wrote:

John_Browning wrote:

pandabear wrote:

John_Browning wrote:

LKL wrote:

psychohist wrote:

In other words, Obama is a progressive Democrat. Not a surprise.

Not even close. Howard Dean is a progressive Democrat; Obama is a moderate Republican.

That's why republicans hate him so much. :roll:

Republicans watch Fox News too much. :roll:

That's kind of a stupid question Browning, panda is a typical far left liberal, in his view anyone that disagrees with his leftist worldview is either stupid or evil incarnate.

Thats were you are wrong panda is an elected republican judge in Indiana.

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09 Jul 2011, 1:20 pm

JakobVirgil wrote:

Inuyasha wrote:

John_Browning wrote:

pandabear wrote:

John_Browning wrote:

LKL wrote:

psychohist wrote:

In other words, Obama is a progressive Democrat. Not a surprise.

Not even close. Howard Dean is a progressive Democrat; Obama is a moderate Republican.

That's why republicans hate him so much. :roll:

Republicans watch Fox News too much. :roll:

That's kind of a stupid question Browning, panda is a typical far left liberal, in his view anyone that disagrees with his leftist worldview is either stupid or evil incarnate.

Thats were you are wrong panda is an elected republican judge in Indiana.

I thought he claimed he was from Wisconsin, then claimed he was from Illinois.

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09 Jul 2011, 4:06 pm

Inuyasha wrote:

JakobVirgil wrote:

Inuyasha wrote:

John_Browning wrote:

pandabear wrote:

John_Browning wrote:

LKL wrote:

psychohist wrote:

In other words, Obama is a progressive Democrat. Not a surprise.

Not even close. Howard Dean is a progressive Democrat; Obama is a moderate Republican.

That's why republicans hate him so much. :roll:

Republicans watch Fox News too much. :roll:

That's kind of a stupid question Browning, panda is a typical far left liberal, in his view anyone that disagrees with his leftist worldview is either stupid or evil incarnate.

Thats were you are wrong panda is an elected republican judge in Indiana.

I thought he claimed he was from Wisconsin, then claimed he was from Illinois.

I'm a circuit rider.

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09 Jul 2011, 9:26 pm

pandabear wrote:

Inuyasha wrote:

JakobVirgil wrote:

Inuyasha wrote:

John_Browning wrote:

pandabear wrote:

John_Browning wrote:

LKL wrote:

psychohist wrote:

In other words, Obama is a progressive Democrat. Not a surprise.

Not even close. Howard Dean is a progressive Democrat; Obama is a moderate Republican.

That's why republicans hate him so much. :roll:

Republicans watch Fox News too much. :roll:

That's kind of a stupid question Browning, panda is a typical far left liberal, in his view anyone that disagrees with his leftist worldview is either stupid or evil incarnate.

Thats were you are wrong panda is an elected republican judge in Indiana.

I thought he claimed he was from Wisconsin, then claimed he was from Illinois.

I'm a circuit rider.

Riiiigghhhhttt...... :roll:

More likely you are not a judge.

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09 Jul 2011, 10:20 pm

Inuyasha wrote:

Riiiigghhhhttt...... :roll:

More likely you are not a judge.

They do not show the writing or reasoning skills like a judge (even an administrative law judge) and does not seem to have any formal training in law or political science. They might really believe they are a judge though.

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