I Hope OBAMA mentions Rush,Beck, and Palin Tonight in Tuscon

[rsmith6621]

....Not directly but in such a fashion that everyone in America knows just who he is talking about... I hope he calls for an end to all language on the public/cable airways that incites violence and calls for healthy conversation that restores America back to the powerhouse it once was......


......Time to end the HATE....

[onecent]

1. I pray he just "stays in the moment". n/t

[goforit]

2. I don't think he will even mention their names/ Its the Dems fault.

[katnapped]

14. No no no (clarification)

It's the FAR left's fault...much like everything else. :sarcasm:

[mmonk]

3. He's only going to talk about the victims and be apolitical.

At least that is what I've heard.

[cynatnite]

12. I've heard the same thing. n/t

[Johonny]

21. It's what Clinton did and what is classy

Call for tolerance and an end to violent rhetoric in politics is about as radical as you are likely to hear from him and it may not even come from him tonight.

Let the pigs roll in the mud. You're the president you don't have to do it, and Obama has always had to much class to go there anyways.

[PDittie]

4. He won't. But he WILL say

some variation about "both sides" doing it. That you can bank.

[WiffenPoof]

5. That's Not Going To Happen n/t

[Fumesucker]

6. It's time for us to come together in a bipartisan manner..

Both sides are guilty you know.








:eyes:

[snagglepuss]

18. It's hard to believe that anyone would have to wonder what he will say.

He never veers from bipartisanship BS. To add to my irritation he'll preface remarks about bipartisanship with the phrase 'there are folks'.

[northoftheborder]

7. I vote answer 3 above.

[handmade34]

8. it is time to

remember the victims, there will be time tomorrow to start the hard work towards civility

[mrs_p]

9. i think the focus should be placed on the victims

tonight. though, i hope he will address the current political discourse in the near future.

[lpbk2713]

10. I hope he says the Sheriff knows WTF he's talking about.

With particular regard to the constant barage of hate and propaganda from the RW media.

[scarletwoman]

11. I hope not. Bringing politics into what is supposed to be a Eulogy would be totally inappropriate.

I don't want him to do anything more than make a few high-minded noises about "unity" -- which is exactly what I expect he will do.

Anything else would be tacky and out of place. People are in mourning, they don't need political messages at their memorial service.

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[polmaven]

17. Could not be more spot on!

Tonight is not the time, and that is not the place. Maybe during his SOTU, but not tonight.

[Windy]

20. +1000 making this political would be totally inappropriate and unacceptable.

If he would make this political, which he never would, then he would be no better than the right wing hate mongers.

[LiberalLoner]

13. K&R spelling police "Tucson" :) Used to live near there...n/t

[Poboy]

15. Mentions Rush or right wing talk? lmao, I'd sooner expect him to chastize the left.

You know,those few of us that are standing up for ourselves.

He is afraid of the right.

[Raine]

24. Agree. I fully expect if he goes after anyone

it will be the left, it always is. :-(

[EnlightenedOne]

16. I expect Obama to once again shine here

If you give the man credit for NOTHING ELSE - he has BEEN and has SET the example that most of us claim we want to see. I have never seen as much vitrol, hate, rhetoric, outright lies and bullshit that has been thrown at this man and yet he remains calm and steady. It shows me what he's made of - very remarkable. I thought what they did to Clinton was over the top, but all of that paled in comparison.

Called out as a liar in his State of the Union speech? WHEN has that ever happened to another president before? I'm very calm and laid back - and I might have lost it on that one. And, actually, I did lose it in my living room watching the thing - sent as much money as I could to Joe Wilson's opponent, unfortunately to no avail.

[Urban Prairie]

19. I hope that President Obama does no such thing!!

These whackjob rightwing troublemakers do not need any further acknowledgement nor legitimization whatsoever, especially by a POTUS, IMO.

At least not by name, but if he says anything, I hope that he may just generalize, by stating being opposed to the promotion/endorsement of violence and violent behavior by those who have influence in the media, however.

[toddwv]

22. He won't and he shouldn't.

He'll most likely make a general reference to political vitriol but will stay away from specifics.

[GreenStormCloud]

23. Obama is smart enough not to make that mistake. N/T

[global1]

25. No He Shouldn't ....

he needs to stay above the fray and not give the right wing crazies any more ammunition (no pun intended).

[11 Bravo]

26. I don't. He's the President of the United States and they are a bunch of shit-flinging nobodies.

Their names don't deserve to pass his lips.