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What are your thoughts on Obama's State of the Union Speech and the Republican response?
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Permalink Reply by Troy David Pryor on -
I seen the republician responce. The Democrates and tree hugers are all about their own re-election.
I am happy that our president spoke that we need to unite both parties to get the job done!
To create jobs! Hell, I need a job to pay my electric bill, before I need health care. I realize many
people need that, but jobs come first before welfare...
That is how america beat the great depression.
JOBS must come first. Invest the tax payers money in the small business man that creates jobs!
I use to make a lot of money being self employed, and now I make wages I made 20 years ago.
I am willing to live under these conditions to re-build our USA if our gov. gets it together and creates
oppertunity for the simple man that makes jobs for the local community..
Peace to all of humanity.
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Permalink Reply by Jeanne d'Eauede on -
More of the same lies. It baffles me that anyone would believe the same old garbage.
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Permalink Reply by Troy David Pryor on
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I know what you are speaking, The Pres is a great sales man. Stop the talk, and walk the walk, and get the job done.. You are correct in your reply. I have great respect in your words.
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Permalink Reply by robbie walker on -
LAME AND LIES
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Permalink Reply by Dennis Drake on
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I don't know about anyone else, but it sounded to me just like
O'bama was playing the same old tune he played in Nov. of last year.
I don't like his position on not supporting E Verify to help American
citizens find jobs, now held by illegal aliens, he just won't back the millions of
American now out of work, who need and seek work ( that is my opinion )
He wants support from us, but he just won't give it in return to the American unemployed
workers.
I am a retired senior citizens and out of teh work force. of which I am glad now that I see
how the US govt is still bringing in thousands of immigrants and putting them to work, right under the nose of the 15 million unemployed workers of America.
I do not believe that O 'bama has sponored 28 tax cuts either.
Federal government workers, senators , congressional reps all got big pay raises on Jan 1st of this
year, yet those of us on Social Security, we got zippo!
I am really afraid our unemployment and our economy woes will continue to worsen as we move more
into the 2010 year ahead.
I am an optimist, but all I see in the O 'bama speech is more " smoke and mirrors".
O 'bama is a master at using words to sell you on his being on the right course for America, but
I believe we are on the wrong course.
Thanks Dennis Drake, PO Box 777, Santa Claus, Ind
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Permalink Reply by Troy David Pryor on
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I am with ya brother, I have studied Russia and Brazil and many countries to find where the money is going.. YES it is all about the money! Truly our country is in trouble, and china we owe a lot of money to.
Now they own our poloticial votes so to speak... Hell, 98 percent Of NYC is Owned by other countries.
America has sold out so to speak. Yes we have our nukes all over the world, but the world banks own us, and not our own dollars so to speak.. Got Your back Brother...
Cowboy Troy
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Permalink Reply by Laura Bell on
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I think that the President (and believe me calling Obama President sticks in my throat) angry and it showed. He disgraced himself by his outburst chastaising the Supreme Court. He admitted he would use an Executive Order to "amend" what the Supreme Court did because he doesn't like it...and I see that as an abuse of power. He blamed the Bush Administration again after a year for what he "inherited" but didn't take any responsibility for the errors he has made. He took a swipe at both Republicans and Democrats...and stated he was not going to back off heath care and Cap and Trade, even though the majority of the American people have indicated over and over they want neither. All in all, he was a total disgrace. I am so sick of him, his pompous, self-serving attitude and most of all, his outright lies and the fact he is an outright hippocrate. Guess you can tell I find him totally useless and an embarrassment to the United States. He needs to go.
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Permalink Reply by Troy David Pryor on
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You know what? I totally agree with you!~! I am so sick from the lies.... Our founding fathers that studied thousands of years of history, are turning in their graves..
They were building the future for the good of all people,,
Our learders now are selfish and corrupt... Like Russia? HAHAHAHa
Peace to all of humanity..
God Bless..
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Permalink Reply by Troy David Pryor on
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Yes brother, I agree to every word you speak for US AMERICANS ... That see the whole Picture..
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Permalink Reply by Troy David Pryor on
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A pupett on strings.. He is not making the calls.. The strings are.. Like a clown.. I could not agree more.
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Permalink Reply by g gaskin on -
i found the stand-up routine to be tedious and poorly timed.
he never seemed to get his rythm and built no rapport with the audience... they just never seemed to get it.
maybe the material was to obscure and unfamiliar to them.
i think his set was far too long as well. after a couple of minutes i was looking for my waitress and wanting a whiskey neat to get me through. as i scanned the room, it seemed i was not the only one who had lost interest and was anxious for the next comedian to arrive and save us.
no more late night for me. when you've seen one, you've seen them all and they're just not that funny.
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