From his column today:

"How long will it be before the public gets tired of the little know-it-all
sermonettes by Barack Obama - especially since nothing that he is doing is
actually working?"

Lu Powell wrote:
From his column today:

"How long will it be before the public gets tired of the little
know-it-all sermonettes by Barack Obama - especially since nothing that
he is doing is actually working?"


Poor righties...reduced to whining, instigating riots, and getting a
rise out of lu-sers.

Lu Powell wrote:
From his column today:

"How long will it be before the public gets tired of the little
know-it-all sermonettes by Barack Obama - especially since nothing that
he is doing is actually working?"

How long is it going to be before people understand that sometimes
things take time?

NotNow wrote:
Lu Powell wrote:
From his column today:

"How long will it be before the public gets tired of the little
know-it-all sermonettes by Barack Obama - especially since nothing
that he is doing is actually working?"

How long is it going to be before people understand that sometimes
things take time?

It would be nice if obama understood that. He is trying to ram the
nationalized health care program and the cap and trade tax through
congress before anyone can read it. In fact he has requested his
supporters to report anyone who says anything negative against it, and
calls those who question it unpatriotic. He rammed the trillion dollar
stimulus package through congress and not even he knew what it contained.

He is breaking his promise time after time to make government
transparent, and wait at least five days after congress passed any
legislation to give the public time to understand and comment on the
final draft before he signed it.

wrote in message
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On Tue, 11 Aug 2009 10:00:54 -0400, NotNow wrote:

Lu Powell wrote:
From his column today:

"How long will it be before the public gets tired of the little
know-it-all sermonettes by Barack Obama - especially since nothing that
he is doing is actually working?"

How long is it going to be before people understand that sometimes
things take time?

In this case I think the deadline is November 2012. If Obama can point
to meaningful success he will get reelected. If not Hillary will be
challenging him (among others)
I still doubt the republicans will have a viable candidate unless they
find someone we don't know now. A lot can happen in 3 years.

I think you are right. The field for Republicans is wide open. With
confidence in Congress at an all-time low, 2010 may be a watershed year for
incumbents.

"NotNow" wrote in message
...
Lu Powell wrote:
From his column today:

"How long will it be before the public gets tired of the little
know-it-all sermonettes by Barack Obama - especially since nothing that
he is doing is actually working?"

How long is it going to be before people understand that sometimes things
take time?

I know. I'm waiting for all the jobs that were going to be "created".
Millions are waiting. Patiently. Losing their houses. Losing their health
insurance. Eating beenie-weenies. Just how long is this going to take?
Any estimates?

Oh, wait. I do notice that governmental agencies are hiring like crazy, but
that is union cronies, acorn people, and campaign workers.

Guess if we wait long enough, some of the "jobs" will filter down to the
unwashed rabble.

Steve

"Lu Powell" wrote in message
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wrote in message
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On Tue, 11 Aug 2009 10:00:54 -0400, NotNow wrote:

Lu Powell wrote:
From his column today:

"How long will it be before the public gets tired of the little
know-it-all sermonettes by Barack Obama - especially since nothing that
he is doing is actually working?"

How long is it going to be before people understand that sometimes
things take time?

In this case I think the deadline is November 2012. If Obama can point
to meaningful success he will get reelected. If not Hillary will be
challenging him (among others)
I still doubt the republicans will have a viable candidate unless they
find someone we don't know now. A lot can happen in 3 years.

I think you are right. The field for Republicans is wide open. With
confidence in Congress at an all-time low, 2010 may be a watershed year
for incumbents.



There will be very little left by 2010 and nothing by 2012.

SteveB wrote:
"NotNow" wrote in message
...
Lu Powell wrote:
From his column today:

"How long will it be before the public gets tired of the little
know-it-all sermonettes by Barack Obama - especially since nothing that
he is doing is actually working?"
How long is it going to be before people understand that sometimes things
take time?

I know. I'm waiting for all the jobs that were going to be "created".
Millions are waiting. Patiently. Losing their houses. Losing their health
insurance. Eating beenie-weenies. Just how long is this going to take?
Any estimates?

Oh, wait. I do notice that governmental agencies are hiring like crazy, but
that is union cronies, acorn people, and campaign workers.

Guess if we wait long enough, some of the "jobs" will filter down to the
unwashed rabble.

Steve



What would the Republicans have done? Oh, that's right.......nothing.

On Aug 11, 2:30*pm, "SteveB" wrote:
"NotNow" wrote in message

...

Lu Powell wrote:
*From his column today:

"How long will it be before the public gets tired of the little
know-it-all sermonettes by Barack Obama - especially since nothing that
he is doing is actually working?"

How long is it going to be before people understand that sometimes things
take time?

I know. *I'm waiting for all the jobs that were going to be "created".
Millions are waiting. *Patiently. *Losing their houses. *Losing their health
insurance. *Eating beenie-weenies. *Just how long is this going to take?
Any estimates?

Oh, wait. *I do notice that governmental agencies are hiring like crazy, but
that is union cronies, acorn people, and campaign workers.

Guess if we wait long enough, some of the "jobs" will filter down to the
unwashed rabble.

Steve

funny how few righties complained when bush and his cronies took 8
years to impoverish the middle class and transfer all of our money to
his rich friends. NOW they're complaining obama can't do in 8 months
what it took bush 8 years to do.

On Tue, 11 Aug 2009 12:30:48 -0700 (PDT), wf3h
wrote:

On Aug 11, 2:30*pm, "SteveB" wrote:
"NotNow" wrote in message

...

Lu Powell wrote:
*From his column today:

"How long will it be before the public gets tired of the little
know-it-all sermonettes by Barack Obama - especially since nothing that
he is doing is actually working?"

How long is it going to be before people understand that sometimes things
take time?

I know. *I'm waiting for all the jobs that were going to be "created".
Millions are waiting. *Patiently. *Losing their houses. *Losing their health
insurance. *Eating beenie-weenies. *Just how long is this going to take?
Any estimates?

Oh, wait. *I do notice that governmental agencies are hiring like crazy, but
that is union cronies, acorn people, and campaign workers.

Guess if we wait long enough, some of the "jobs" will filter down to the
unwashed rabble.

Steve

funny how few righties complained when bush and his cronies took 8
years to impoverish the middle class and transfer all of our money to
his rich friends. NOW they're complaining obama can't do in 8 months
what it took bush 8 years to do.

Does an Obama repitition of Bush mistakes make Obama correct? Or is it
just 'The Bush Rationale' gone wild.
--
John H

All decisions, even those made by liberals, are the result of binary thinking.