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Obama: A European Friend
You know... One of our great presidents that I admired was Ronald Reagan. I mean this mans could talk the walk. He met leaders and told them straight up what was the moral thing to do and at the same time maintain firm his stance. That is why many nations disliked the man, Reagan wasn't concerned about to be liked wherever he went.
Lets Analyze the speech that Obama and Reagan made when they went to Berlin. Judge for yourself!
Obama:
Reagan:
I mean Obama gives a speech on what Europeans want to hear (a pretty speech) In the other hand, Reagan on principles, moral and the right thing for the world.
You'll attack Obama because he's charismatic, and you'll attack him if he wasn't. Good job.
Reagan's policies wreaked havoc on this country.
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| Originally posted by Krypton You'll attack Obama because he's charismatic, and you'll attack him if he wasn't. Good job. |
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| Originally posted by LatinLover Yeah you are right... charisma is the right attitude to solve all of our problems and not character. |
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| Originally posted by Clovis Again, you're just going to have to live with a president you think is the anti-christ. It's ok, you'll live, the rest of us survived the past 7 1/2 years... |
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| Originally posted by Clovis Reagan's policies wreaked havoc on this country. |
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| Originally posted by LatinLover Yeah you are right... charisma is the right attitude to solve all of our problems and not character. |
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| Originally posted by Krypton You assume a man with charisma has no character. That's not smart. |
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| Originally posted by LatinLover I never said that. What ive said is that Obama character has been put to the test and he hasn't delivered. His association with individuals that preach division instead of unity. It seemed that it was worth the friendship of such individual to head start his career in the political arena so he can have the support of that community. His refusal to visit our troops in Germany. Simply because of the first excuse he gave 1. Because his advisor wouldnt be able to accompany him. Then he later on went on to say reason #2. Because he didnt want our troops to become involved in a campaign event or what would be perceived as a campaign event. I mean you see what this man is all about! |
. He visited troops in Iraq AND Afghanistan, and he has visited WOUNDED troops before! WITHOUT CAMERAS. The McCain campaign wants to say Obama didn't want to visit the wounded troops in Germany because he couldn't bring cameras. The truth is, he was going to visit WITHOUT cameras anyways. The McCain campaign is politicizing wounded troops, and that should be categorically rejected. Notice how everything they do is in REACTION to Obama. Glad to know they add real substance to the debate...
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| Originally posted by LatinLover So would you chose the inexperience guy and community organizer or the one that has a track record and a well established resume? I just cant imagine someone choosing the inexperience candidate and just hope all is going to work out |
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| Originally posted by Krypton LOL... Obama has categorically rejected his preacher's words, and Reverend Wright is no longer his preacher. As for his "refusal" to visit troops. This is a NON-ISSUE, trumped up by a desperate McCain campaign who are desperately trying to find dirt on Obama. He never refused to visit troops, nice spin though . He visited troops in Iraq AND Afghanistan, and he has visited WOUNDED troops before! WITHOUT CAMERAS. The McCain campaign wants to say Obama didn't want to visit the wounded troops in Germany because he couldn't bring cameras. The truth is, he was going to visit WITHOUT cameras anyways. The McCain campaign is politicizing wounded troops, and that should be categorically rejected. Notice how everything they do is in REACTION to Obama. Glad to know they add real substance to the debate... |
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| Originally posted by LatinLover Your fanaticism towards Obama blinds you from seeing the truth. It is not whether he visited our brave soldiers, it is his constant CHANGE of excuses that I mentioned above. Im sorry someone with character and integrity dosent go by that. |
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| Originally posted by Krypton Oh Latinlover! The only one who knows the truth! Let me bow down at your feet! Whatever "excuse" Obama would have given, you would still try to play the "gotcha" game to a NON-EVENT. You would be mad if he visited the troops "for campaign purposes", and you would be mad if he didn't visit the troops, as you are now. The spin McCain tries to force down our throats is that Obama canceled the visit to wounded troops because he couldn't bring in cameras. If you haven't been watching his world tour, he has been visiting troops all over the world, Iraq, Afghanistan, talking with generals, AND visiting wounded troops, WITHOUT cameras in other instances. But when he cancels ONE visit, McCain foot soldiers are up in arms! Whose the one politicizing wounded troops!?!? It's McCain! This just goes to show, a desperate McCain campaign will jump on the smallest of NON-ISSUES, trying to poke holes, and seeing if any of them grow. It really is amusing.. |
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| Originally posted by LatinLover I understand your a frustrated liberal that just wants his party to get to the white house. But the fact remains, when you constantly change of excuses and especially when they are directed to bravest of all, our soldiers it shows lack of respect and integrity toawrds them. I wouldnt mind if he changes his mind of political issues, but if he does it on our troops, Im sorry but thats a lack of respect towards them. Obama can lie to people like you Krypton but to our troops... that is unacceptable. I cant imagine him being our commander and chief and carrying those attributes. |

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| Originally posted by LatinLover I understand your a frustrated liberal that just wants his party to get to the white house. But the fact remains, when you constantly change of excuses and especially when they are directed to bravest of all, our soldiers it shows lack of respect and integrity toawrds them. I wouldnt mind if he changes his mind of political issues, but if he does it on our troops, Im sorry but thats a lack of respect towards them. Obama can lie to people like you Krypton but to our troops... that is unacceptable. I cant imagine him being our commander and chief and carrying those attributes. |
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| Originally posted by Clovis Lack of respect for our troops is sending 4,000 of them to die for non existent weapons of mass destruction. |
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| Originally posted by Kapedano By the way, McCain has two sons in Iraq I believe and has served in a war and knows what war is like. What has Obama done? Community Organizer? 150 days in the Senate? |
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| Originally posted by Capitalizt Military service doesn't mean shit on this issue. Mccain is senile and dangerous. I don't care if he earned 50 purple crosses. His ideas are disastrous. |
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| Originally posted by Kapedano By the way, McCain has two sons in Iraq I believe and has served in a war and knows what war is like. |
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| Originally posted by Capitalizt Military service doesn't mean shit on this issue. Mccain is senile and dangerous. I don't care if he earned 50 purple crosses. His ideas are disastrous. |
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| Originally posted by Clovis Clearly that has not helped his judgment much. |
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| Originally posted by Kapedano Wouldn't you think twice before you send your own sons to war or keep supporting it from the begging? |
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| Originally posted by Clovis You'd think wouldn't you? One would think that having participated in Vietnam, one of the worst blunders of American military action in the history of the country, a complete waste of American lives on a colossal scale, that McCain would be the first to stand up againbst a pre-emptive war waged on false premises, chock full of failed strategies, terribly executed, and with myopic goals.... ...and yet...nope...I believe he has said he still thinks the war was the right decision. |
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