On Sep 2, 10:14*pm, Frogwatch wrote:
On Sep 2, 9:57*pm, H the K wrote:



Frogwatch wrote:
On Sep 2, 8:16 pm, "nom=de=plume" wrote:
"John H." wrote in message

. ..

He should resign, right after he fires Hillary.
http://tinyurl.com/nceg2o
and,
http://www.msnbc.msn.com/id/3036789/...55578#32655578
So, because 100% of the problems (this first came out in 2007 - who was in
charge? I forget.) haven't been solved, Obama is a failure. Yep, that makes
a lot of sense.

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Nom=de=Plume

President "Crash and Burn" Bozoma whose popularity is fading faster
than any previous president has decided that since most intelligent
adults have rejected his fantasies, he will try to appeal to little
kids. *He will probably fail at that too. *I predicted when he was
first elected that his own party would eventually call for his
impeachment "FOR INCOMPETENCE" (causing him to be unable to fulfill
his oath of office) and this may happen sooner than I imagined.

How much of your day do you spend in DelusionLand?

The great liberal experiment is failing miserably. *GM and Chrysler
are still losing money in spite of massive amounts of govt money

because they sell cars only republicans will buy and there aren't any
republicans left


and
the Cash for Clunkers while Ford is doing OK. Unemployment is still
up. *

yeah bush saw to it that his rich friends will always have alot of
workers to select from \


Failed mortgages for "Prime" borrowers are up, Meanwhile,
countries that did not employ a "porkulus" as Obama pushed onto us,
are recovering from the recession while it has become a long term part
of the US economy.

because they were less free market than we were and regulated their
banks and executive compensation more than we did

*Obama is about to lose in Afghanistan

like bush lost in iraq after murdering 4000 americans?

.. *I give
Bozoma one year from now before a Democratic congressman discusses
possible impeachment of him.
Having Obama as president is sorta like having Michael Jackson for
pres, everyday is a fantasy.

and bush was alfred e. newman