Reminder to the libs when they say folks are disrepectful to Obama

PACEDOG#1 wrote:Good for you he can be your POTUS.

ZVUGKTUBM wrote:

PACEDOG#1 wrote:Good for you he can be your POTUS.

2seaoat wrote:I support my President.  Once somebody wins an election they are MY president.   There is instant respect.  I must say in the 61 years of my life, had Mitt Romney won, I would have had a difficult time to have respected him, but he would have been my President.  I wish some people would have walked in President Bush's shoes after 911 and made perfect decisions.....Monday QBs and Saturday night live sketches are not reality.

Floridatexan wrote:

2seaoat wrote:I support my President.  Once somebody wins an election they are MY president.   There is instant respect.  I must say in the 61 years of my life, had Mitt Romney won, I would have had a difficult time to have respected him, but he would have been my President.  I wish some people would have walked in President Bush's shoes after 911 and made perfect decisions.....Monday QBs and Saturday night live sketches are not reality.

Bush was not elected in the traditional sense.  Neither time.  So there goes that theory.  I'm like you in that I want to respect the POTUS, but I never respected Bush...and never will.  Nor did I respect his father.  I think the whole family's corrupt to the nth degree.  I respect institutions; I respect people who stand up for other people; I respect people who do right by others.  I can never respect a Bush.  Their history, should you choose to go looking, speaks for itself.

Markle wrote:

Floridatexan wrote:

2seaoat wrote:I support my President.  Once somebody wins an election they are MY president.   There is instant respect.  I must say in the 61 years of my life, had Mitt Romney won, I would have had a difficult time to have respected him, but he would have been my President.  I wish some people would have walked in President Bush's shoes after 911 and made perfect decisions.....Monday QBs and Saturday night live sketches are not reality.

Bush was not elected in the traditional sense.  Neither time.  So there goes that theory.  I'm like you in that I want to respect the POTUS, but I never respected Bush...and never will.  Nor did I respect his father.  I think the whole family's corrupt to the nth degree.  I respect institutions; I respect people who stand up for other people; I respect people who do right by others.  I can never respect a Bush.  Their history, should you choose to go looking, speaks for itself.

Telling yourself that, hundreds of times over, will never make it true.

You seem proud to demonstrate how utterly desperate you are over the massive failure of your messiah, President Barack Hussein Obama.  It is worse than you could have possibly imagined.

Your feeble efforts to distract attention from this collapse by feebly railing on President George Walker Bush is futile.  This is rapidly blowing up into one of the greatest political train wrecks in history.

But you know that already don't you?

2seaoat wrote:I voted for both and took grief when I argued we should be respectful of our presidents.   I now take grief for defending President Obama, and have become a communist because of the same.   I think your attacks against President Bush are unnecessary.   I think the policy must be critically reviewed, but the personal attacks and degrading a President or former President is wrong.  I will listen to your pointed criticism of former president's policy, but what they do is a huge sacrifice.  They are not always right, and sometimes dead wrong, but they attempt to serve this country.

2seaoat wrote:I voted for both and took grief when I argued we should be respectful of our presidents.   I now take grief for defending President Obama, and have become a communist because of the same.   I think your attacks against President Bush are unnecessary.   I think the policy must be critically reviewed, but the personal attacks and degrading a President or former President is wrong.  I will listen to your pointed criticism of former president's policy, but what they do is a huge sacrifice.  They are not always right, and sometimes dead wrong, but they attempt to serve this country.

knothead wrote:

Markle wrote:

Floridatexan wrote:

2seaoat wrote:I support my President.  Once somebody wins an election they are MY president.   There is instant respect.  I must say in the 61 years of my life, had Mitt Romney won, I would have had a difficult time to have respected him, but he would have been my President.  I wish some people would have walked in President Bush's shoes after 911 and made perfect decisions.....Monday QBs and Saturday night live sketches are not reality.

Bush was not elected in the traditional sense.  Neither time.  So there goes that theory.  I'm like you in that I want to respect the POTUS, but I never respected Bush...and never will.  Nor did I respect his father.  I think the whole family's corrupt to the nth degree.  I respect institutions; I respect people who stand up for other people; I respect people who do right by others.  I can never respect a Bush.  Their history, should you choose to go looking, speaks for itself.

Telling yourself that, hundreds of times over, will never make it true.

You seem proud to demonstrate how utterly desperate you are over the massive failure of your messiah, President Barack Hussein Obama.  It is worse than you could have possibly imagined.

Your feeble efforts to distract attention from this collapse by feebly railing on President George Walker Bush is futile.  This is rapidly blowing up into one of the greatest political train wrecks in history.

But you know that already don't you?

I just dearly love an eternal pessimist . . . .

2seaoat wrote:I voted for both and took grief when I argued we should be respectful of our presidents.   I now take grief for defending President Obama, and have become a communist because of the same.   I think your attacks against President Bush are unnecessary.   I think the policy must be critically reviewed, but the personal attacks and degrading a President or former President is wrong.  I will listen to your pointed criticism of former president's policy, but what they do is a huge sacrifice.  They are not always right, and sometimes dead wrong, but they attempt to serve this country.

2seaoat wrote:I voted for both and took grief when I argued we should be respectful of our presidents.   I now take grief for defending President Obama, and have become a communist because of the same.   I think your attacks against President Bush are unnecessary.   I think the policy must be critically reviewed, but the personal attacks and degrading a President or former President is wrong.  I will listen to your pointed criticism of former president's policy, but what they do is a huge sacrifice.  They are not always right, and sometimes dead wrong, but they attempt to serve this country.

Floridatexan wrote:

2seaoat wrote:I voted for both and took grief when I argued we should be respectful of our presidents.   I now take grief for defending President Obama, and have become a communist because of the same.   I think your attacks against President Bush are unnecessary.   I think the policy must be critically reviewed, but the personal attacks and degrading a President or former President is wrong.  I will listen to your pointed criticism of former president's policy, but what they do is a huge sacrifice.  They are not always right, and sometimes dead wrong, but they attempt to serve this country.

Bush is a war criminal in my book.  I cannot muster any respect for someone so base and immoral that he'd start a war for profit and political points.  Did you happen to notice the approval ratings chart...and how Bush's approval, already tanking in his first few months in office, shot up, as he embraced the politics of fear and racism...and yes, it was racism against anyone of Arab ancestry.  And don't even get me started about his economic policy.  Word for the day:  abyssmal.