"President out of touch....plays golf during bad economy..."

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Interesting.....must be thinking about his campaigning strategies beside asking those to forfeit their birthday, graduation, and wedding monetary gifts over to him for the 2012 election.

Yeah I read about that.. :lol: Pretty desperate
 
Interesting.....must be thinking about his campaigning strategies beside asking those to forfeit their birthday, graduation, and wedding monetary gifts over to him for the 2012 election.

Just read that Obam did call Morsi after golf and urge him to respect women's rights and "religious minorities' :lol: I am sure that will work.

Apparently Jerusalem wasn't mentioned.
 
Just read that Obam did call Morsi after golf and urge him to respect women's rights and "religious minorities' :lol: I am sure that will work.

Apparently Jerusalem wasn't mentioned.

That's good to hear.

I don't find anything is funny so why are you funny?
 
Just read that Obam did call Morsi after golf and urge him to respect women's rights and "religious minorities' :lol: I am sure that will work.

Apparently Jerusalem wasn't mentioned.

Women's rights and religious minorities? Not gonna happen if Egypt is going to turn into an Islamic state and want Jerusalem to be their capital.
 
Women's rights and religious minorities? Not gonna happen if Egypt is going to turn into an Islamic state and want Jerusalem to be their capital.

Liberal: Not really, we don't know about their new government, however their government is still ruled under military, according to court order. I think that Islamists in Egypt is less extreme than Iran, Sudan, Afghanistan and Saudi Arabia. Do you have any source to support your claim about Egypt wants Jerusalem?

Conservative: Yup, I agree with you and I think Egypt will going be Iran style government very soon so watch out for them. Stay out of Egypt and I don't want you to be in their hostage, my friend.
 
Women's rights and religious minorities? Not gonna happen if Egypt is going to turn into an Islamic state and want Jerusalem to be their capital.

Yeah I know, this is a disaster waiting to happen. Our election just took on even more importance.
 
Women's rights and religious minorities? Not gonna happen if Egypt is going to turn into an Islamic state and want Jerusalem to be their capital.


I thought that Jerusalem which is the capital of Israel, not Egypt. Jerusalem is still Jewish and part of Palestine. This is separate country. Yes, Egypt is probably going to be in Islamic government. Just have to wait and see what is happening over there. :hmm:
 
I thought that Jerusalem which is the capital of Israel, not Egypt. Jerusalem is still Jewish and part of Palestine. This is separate country. Yes, Egypt is probably going to be in Islamic government. Just have to wait and see what is happening over there. :hmm:

That is their goal. Believe it.
 
I thought that Jerusalem which is the capital of Israel, not Egypt. Jerusalem is still Jewish and part of Palestine. This is separate country. Yes, Egypt is probably going to be in Islamic government. Just have to wait and see what is happening over there. :hmm:

For now..... But if we don't get a strong President....who knows
 
That is their goal. Believe it.

For now..... But if we don't get a strong President....who knows

Do you think Mitt Romney could change the Egypt?

Good luck with Russia, Iran and China so they will knock us out, no doubt.

I'm not going throw my taxes to defend Israel from attacking and falling to other countries.
 
I thought that Jerusalem which is the capital of Israel, not Egypt. Jerusalem is still Jewish and part of Palestine. This is separate country. Yes, Egypt is probably going to be in Islamic government. Just have to wait and see what is happening over there. :hmm:

Yup, I don't think Egypt wants to takeover Israel but it is just fear from right wing that why we need strong government, especially conservative and Republican Party, that which isn't true.

Like I said, attacking Egypt - good luck with Russia, China and Iran.
 
Independents and moderates agree: GOP deliberately sabotaging Obama’s jobs policies - The Plum Line - The Washington Post
Ever since Obama began aggressively calling out the GOP for obstructing his jobs policies, insisting that Republicans are “putting party before country,” pundits have ominously warned that he risks alienating the middle of the country with such a stark, partisan and finger-pointing message.

But the new Post poll finds that independents and moderates essentially accept Obama’s diagnosis of what’s going on — majorities of both groups agree that Republicans are blocking Obama’s good faith efforts to fix the economy for political reasons.

As I noted below, the Post poll asks people to choose between two options. This: “President Obama is making a good faith effort to deal with the country’s economic problems, but the Republicans in Congress are playing politics by blocking his proposals and programs.” Or this: “President Obama has not provided leadership on the economy, and he is just blaming the Republicans in Congress as an excuse for not doing his job.”

The toplines: Americans agree with the first statement over the second one, 50-44. According to numbers sent my way by the Post polling team, this is more pronounced among moderates and independents:

* Independents favor statement one over statement two by 54-40.

* Moderates favor statement one over statement two by 57-37.

The overall number is lower, at 50 percent, because a hilarously meager nine percent of Republicans believe this to be the case.

I know I’m repeating myself here, but it turns out this voter awareness doesn’t necessarily benefit Obama. Voters who are inclined to believe the worst about Republicans might still conclude that Obama’s failure to get his policies passed shows he’s inffectual. Indeed, in the same Post poll, 53 percent of independents give Obama a negative rating on whether he’s a strong leader!

Steve Benen put it very well:

Voters’ understanding of the political process is severely limited, and many Americans likely fail to appreciate the role Congress must play in policymaking. There are no doubt plenty of voters thinking, “Sure, Republicans are sabotaging the economy, but why can’t Obama just go around them?” unaware of the fact that, on a grand scale, this isn’t an option.

And so, a question. We now know that Americans — particularly the middle of the road ones voters who are supposed to be alienated by this kind of talk — are receptive to the argument that Republicans are blocking Obama’s efforts at fixing the economy for political reasons. For all their very real disapproval of Obama, they think one party is acting in good faith to fix the economy, and the other isn’t. So when is the national political press going to start seriously covering this aspect of the debate?
 
What a ridiculous poll. :lol: 2 options??? Oh well. I certainly believe the GOP is blocking him. That is exactly what we sent them there to do. Only so much you can accomplish with one house. Obama had two years of free reign. If he were making a good faith effort now there would be no need to block him.

It is serious threat to our country if GOP blocking anything.

Time to throw teabaggers out of the congress.

Also, Obama wasn't free reign because there are plenty of conservative democrats that already blocked some of his policies.
 
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