The underlying theme is..............

Chrissy wrote:You really need to get a new Schick. That whole people don't like or trust odumbass because he is black is WORE OUT.

Are you hiding under a rock or something? I mean really most people in your party even know this.

and to be honest, you really cant trust odumbass to follow a law even if he passes it.

he's proved time and time again he doesn't care about following the law, he just maneuvers around and does what ever he feels like.

barry really should be impeached.

Floridatexan wrote:
Newsflash, Chrissy.  The glasses really don't make you look smarter.  And this President, for all your criticism, is heads above what we had before.  We are at a crossroads here.  Are the people going to continue being complacent, or are they going to rise up and meet the challenge of restoring some kind of equity?  Because the American people were robbed, and that wasn't by Obama.  Nope.  As much as you want to deny that our troubles came directly from the George...both Georges, if you want to get technical, we would not be in this position as a country if it hadn't been for the influence of the Bushes and people like them.  And if you look at the history only going back to the 1980's, you can trace the destruction through the Republican side of the equation, not forgetting the sellout of Bill Clinton, who probably had no choice at that point because of the horrible witch hunt that went on during his presidency.  

Chrissy wrote:

Floridatexan wrote:
Newsflash, Chrissy.  The glasses really don't make you look smarter.  And this President, for all your criticism, is heads above what we had before.  We are at a crossroads here.  Are the people going to continue being complacent, or are they going to rise up and meet the challenge of restoring some kind of equity?  Because the American people were robbed, and that wasn't by Obama.  Nope.  As much as you want to deny that our troubles came directly from the George...both Georges, if you want to get technical, we would not be in this position as a country if it hadn't been for the influence of the Bushes and people like them.  And if you look at the history only going back to the 1980's, you can trace the destruction through the Republican side of the equation, not forgetting the sellout of Bill Clinton, who probably had no choice at that point because of the horrible witch hunt that went on during his presidency.  

newsflash FT, I don't wear the glasses to look smarter or need to. I have poor eyesight tyvm.

seek help for you blame bush mentality, that's as old and outdated as carls race card.

you two really are the perfect example of the old stereotype of liberals not knowing how to take responsibility and always blaming others.

we are in obamas second term, time to own it.

people don't like obamas policies, its not because he is has brown skin, deal with it

 

Jake92 wrote:It is NOT just Obama, but the entire house and senate..  Until they agree to work together, nothing will get done..  The house and president refuse to bring things up for a vote because they THINK it will be rejected by the senate..  HOW can the senate reject anything if it's NEVER brought up for a vote..  It's just 1 party blaming the other from BOTH sides..   They are sitting there making a fortune with open hands waiting for campaign contributions..    Vote EVERY one of them out for not doing their job......

Jake92 wrote:It is NOT just Obama, but the entire house and senate..  Until they agree to work together, nothing will get done..  The house and president refuse to bring things up for a vote because they THINK it will be rejected by the senate..  HOW can the senate reject anything if it's NEVER brought up for a vote..  It's just 1 party blaming the other from BOTH sides..   They are sitting there making a fortune with open hands waiting for campaign contributions..    Vote EVERY one of them out for not doing their job......

TEOTWAWKI wrote:

Chrissy wrote:

Floridatexan wrote:
Newsflash, Chrissy.  The glasses really don't make you look smarter.  And this President, for all your criticism, is heads above what we had before.  We are at a crossroads here.  Are the people going to continue being complacent, or are they going to rise up and meet the challenge of restoring some kind of equity?  Because the American people were robbed, and that wasn't by Obama.  Nope.  As much as you want to deny that our troubles came directly from the George...both Georges, if you want to get technical, we would not be in this position as a country if it hadn't been for the influence of the Bushes and people like them.  And if you look at the history only going back to the 1980's, you can trace the destruction through the Republican side of the equation, not forgetting the sellout of Bill Clinton, who probably had no choice at that point because of the horrible witch hunt that went on during his presidency.  

newsflash FT, I don't wear the glasses to look smarter or need to. I have poor eyesight tyvm.

seek help for you blame bush mentality, that's as old and outdated as carls race card.

you two really are the perfect example of the old stereotype of liberals not knowing how to take responsibility and always blaming others.

we are in obamas second term, time to own it.

people don't like obamas policies, its not because he is has brown skin, deal with it

 

Obombya should have been impeached already for his executive orders that go against the constitution at every turn.

Floridatexan wrote:
Newsflash, Chrissy.  The glasses really don't make you look smarter.  And this President, for all your criticism, is heads above what we had before.  We are at a crossroads here.  Are the people going to continue being complacent, or are they going to rise up and meet the challenge of restoring some kind of equity?  Because the American people were robbed, and that wasn't by Obama.  Nope.  As much as you want to deny that our troubles came directly from the George...both Georges, if you want to get technical, we would not be in this position as a country if it hadn't been for the influence of the Bushes and people like them.  And if you look at the history only going back to the 1980's, you can trace the destruction through the Republican side of the equation, not forgetting the sellout of Bill Clinton, who probably had no choice at that point because of the horrible witch hunt that went on during his presidency.  

Jake92 wrote:It is NOT just Obama, but the entire house and senate..  Until they agree to work together, nothing will get done..  The house and president refuse to bring things up for a vote because they THINK it will be rejected by the senate..  HOW can the senate reject anything if it's NEVER brought up for a vote..  It's just 1 party blaming the other from BOTH sides..   They are sitting there making a fortune with open hands waiting for campaign contributions..    Vote EVERY one of them out for not doing their job......

CarlSagan wrote:Texas Representatives Sam Johnson and John Carter both walked out of a House committee writing an immigration bill. But the reason they walked out was not because of differences between them and any other representatives writing the bill. No, both the Republican Representatives from Texas (big surprise) just cannot trust that the President will follow the law if they pass it.
Check this out: http://www.dallasnews.com/news/local-news/20130920-texas-reps.-sam-johnson-of-plano-john-carter-leave-house-s-immigration-effort.ece
So here we go again.  They would write and pass this legislation, except that just cannot trust that black guy to follow the law, if they write and pass it.
So, the underlying theme, again, is the distrust of the black guy in the white house. After all, asking old white men (Johnson is 82, and Carter is 71) to trust a younger black man is just too much.
It is not hard to put two and two together. All you ultra-conservatives cannot disagree with the President's politics so much for all the contemptuous hatred that is leveled at him.
The two old geezers from Texas are the epitome of ultra-conservatives across the country.  They just cannot stand that there is a black President. So sorry that he is going to be President for three more years.
What are all these haters going to do when a woman is President? Many crusty old bigots are as chauvinistic as they are racist.
Sad, and pathetic.

VectorMan wrote:Whatever you think "the underlying theme is" doesn't make Obama trustworthy. Almost every time he opens his mouth he lies. I think Jimmy Carter will be happy with future history books. Unless they come from that  "Common Core" crap.

Jake92 wrote:Carl, YOU are the ONLY one bringing race into this discussion....

PkrBum wrote:The recognition of features was and is one of the most base of the human natures... we are very good at patterns.

Chrissy wrote:

PkrBum wrote:The recognition of features was and is one of the most base of the human natures... we are very good at patterns.

Yes, but I have other features I prefer to dwell on ... 

PACEDOG#1 wrote:

CarlSagan wrote:Texas Representatives Sam Johnson and John Carter both walked out of a House committee writing an immigration bill. But the reason they walked out was not because of differences between them and any other representatives writing the bill. No, both the Republican Representatives from Texas (big surprise) just cannot trust that the President will follow the law if they pass it.
Check this out: http://www.dallasnews.com/news/local-news/20130920-texas-reps.-sam-johnson-of-plano-john-carter-leave-house-s-immigration-effort.ece
So here we go again.  They would write and pass this legislation, except that just cannot trust that black guy to follow the law, if they write and pass it.
So, the underlying theme, again, is the distrust of the black guy in the white house. After all, asking old white men (Johnson is 82, and Carter is 71) to trust a younger black man is just too much.
It is not hard to put two and two together. All you ultra-conservatives cannot disagree with the President's politics so much for all the contemptuous hatred that is leveled at him.
The two old geezers from Texas are the epitome of ultra-conservatives across the country.  They just cannot stand that there is a black President. So sorry that he is going to be President for three more years.
What are all these haters going to do when a woman is President? Many crusty old bigots are as chauvinistic as they are racist.
Sad, and pathetic.

Racecard? Again?

Obama can't even follow the Constitution, much less a law he signs.

Jake92 wrote:Carl, YOU are calling an entire political party racists..  PROVE it or STFU........  BTW, some of the members of BOTH parties are black....