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In reply to the discussion: Obama is no longer my president [View all]Amonester
(11,541 posts)31. Agreed. But to too many here...
Working for that is obviously too hard.
Better do all they can to 'punish' them instead, without any serious evaluations of the possible consequences of their 'punishment' campaign.
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Unless the hair-on-fire crowd is even more successful at reducing the Dems turnout in '14
Amonester
Jul 2013
#18
no kidding. we MUST work to give him the majorities in House/Senate again
Pretzel_Warrior
Jul 2013
#19
and they had the ability to change the rules to make a filibuster actually a filibuster
nineteen50
Jul 2013
#96
If you want a good turn out in 2014 then work for it. Dont just blame someone else.
rhett o rick
Jul 2013
#40
politics is fluid. The Dems had the 08 victory and majority. and p!ssed off activists
Pretzel_Warrior
Jul 2013
#58
THe White House losing mid-terms is a powerful trend in American politics
Art_from_Ark
Jul 2013
#116
why don't you spend some time focusing on your own country? Seems they're spying too.
KittyWampus
Jul 2013
#24
Your comment is a bit confusing. Are you saying the president's supporters make up a small
Number23
Jul 2013
#126
1. He definitely still is your president. 2. This is not a modern day Gestapo.
Gravitycollapse
Jul 2013
#5
I cannot help if someone puts me on ignore due to lack of reading comprehension
Pretzel_Warrior
Jul 2013
#46
And to them, 'we' are 'authoritarian' (I haven't put anyone on stupid internet ignore).
Amonester
Jul 2013
#51
"Seems to be what many of the people on here are saying." <-- Just men made of straw
NoOneMan
Jul 2013
#11
I would focus on the puppet masters at The Carlyle Group instead of blaming Obama
think
Jul 2013
#25
I sure do agree… or start with some lower hanging fruit. Focus on the money. It's what hurts them
KittyWampus
Jul 2013
#30
Yes the money is their fuel. Cutting off their contracts at Booz Allen would be a nice start
think
Jul 2013
#33
Point of fact, he ran for office advocating civil Unions because equality was an affront to his
Bluenorthwest
Jul 2013
#28
but that is just the point. he started advocating for gay rights and then IMPROVED
Pretzel_Warrior
Jul 2013
#35
my OP said he advocated for gay rights. I said nothing about marriage equality
Pretzel_Warrior
Jul 2013
#67
Tell me about the 'nuanced' way we were called names. And why don't you have the decency to
Bluenorthwest
Jul 2013
#74
I am sick of this thing you are doing. The Pin Up Politics Revisionist Crew never helped in the
Bluenorthwest
Jul 2013
#80
I don't know. I think FDR's extended presidency shows what happens when you have people aligned
Pretzel_Warrior
Jul 2013
#71
Sufficiently-complex-thinking-people have always been a herd of cats, and humans are knee-jerky
byronius
Jul 2013
#88
yes, and I think as more and more people put 'em on Ignore that will be their whole world
Skittles
Jul 2013
#142
she said while yelling in ALL CAPS. heheheh. seriously. go see some nature
Pretzel_Warrior
Jul 2013
#151