A tragic day in this country’s history.

barack hussein obama   was sworn into a second term.

Those who voted for him will soon, if they have not already, realize what a colossal  mistake they made.

Oh sure there are those who do not have the courage to admit they voted for the biggest fuck-up in the history of this great nation. They will speak and even brag about what they mistakenly think of as his accomplishments and cowardly hide behind blaming others for his many major fuckups.
They will then cheer when he attempts to take the country further  into socialism.

It will be an extremely difficult fight to keep obama from fucking things up beyond repair but I think the GOP is up to the fight.


GOP= Honesty and Integrity.


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Colossal mistake? Romney was to the left of Obama.

Barry will be known as the first conservative democrat of the new millenium.

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Before they can even start to complain about anything, and if they don't will be the same story in 2014 and 2016.

Obama is a conservative dem, and he is to the right of Romney's record?

50 million Americans are in poverty.  Not only that, but the Republicans were threatening to butcher Social Security, that happens to keep 40% seniors out of poverty.   I didn't vote for him, but I can see why single mothers, seniors, and the discouraged unemployed would.  The grocery store is frightening when you have less than a cart of groceries and the bill is $300.

"I feel someone must remain in the position of non-alignment, so that he can look objectively at both parties and be the conscience of both—not the servant or master of either." Martin Luther King, Jr.

Can't Think straight.

Check yourselg back into semen rehab & have your stomach pumped out yet again.

You're welcome, or for you....You're WelCum

"one of the worst days" in our history?  AYFKM?  Are you ignorant or just plain stupid?  Our government is set up to more or less let the people decide who they want in office (unless karl rove decides he wants to defraud the system).  The voters chose the President over the r-tard Willard.  The hardcore right love to say how the president is this or is that - but they never want to deal with the real issue.  The real issue in America is our partisan politics tearing us apart - and at the heart of the partisanship is the GOP.  They are the party who said their#1 goal was to deny the President a second term.  They are are party that ran up the credit card bill and now don't want to pay it.  They are the ones holding us hostage to the debt ceiling.  They are the ones more interested in protecting a millionaire's tax rate than making sure everyone has a chance.  As a Republican, it hurts to say it - but it's TRUE.  People like you who claim this is the worse day ever more than likely live a nice life in a nice neighborhood.  Tell you what - if it's SO bad for you, move to Mexico or Syria or any other country that goes through real turmoil.  You won't because you're a wuss who knows how good you've got it here.  
You're also selfish and short sighted if you think this country belongs to you.  It belongs to the 300 million people who live here.  Old white republicans pine for the days of Reagan - not realizing the fantasy the Reagan Presidency was.  Dude cut taxes right out of the box - but then realized he needed to raise them later and raise them he did.  From '82 to '86 the top marginal rate was 50% under Reagan.  It's 39.6% now.  Conservatives love to talk about how the "tax cuts" of Reagan led to the growth we saw in the '80s.  But in reality, it was higher taxes that led to that growth.  When Reagan dropped the rate to about 38% he started the country on a slide that resulted in Bush 1 losing the re-election over the economy.  But more than taxes, the world and America is different.  It's a wonderful thing to me, but it's a nightmare to the GOP and the "good o boys network".  They see blacks, hispanics, women and young people voting and they freak out.  Why?  because they're scared of those people.  They're scared that the people they've been blaming for all of our nation's problems are now exercising their right to vote - and they are definitely NOT voting for the people who have been calling them the problem for the last 30 years.
Times are a changing.  if you really think this is such a horrible day, you are really short sighted.  America is changing.  it's evolving.  When W won reelection, my Democratic friends laughed and went on with their lives.  yet when Obama won re-election, most of my GOP friends all freaked out.  That tells me everything I need to know about the present standing of our party's mindset.  It's sad, really.  We are Americans.  We need to stick together and work together - not blame one guy because we don't like him (or his name - I've often wondered what it would be if his name was Bob Smith).

Obama a "conservative Democrat"? What a joke! You should have posted that comment on the humor board.

What they need to do is stop campaigning based on common sense, urging citizens to be responsible, and telling people they need to stop mooching off the "gubment." The Dems campaign and scare the crap out of their supporters convincing them that the Republicans are the devil and want to wash them out to sea. Time for the Republicans to start appealing to peoples emotions and forget the common sense approach.

I know a Bob Smith that was a Georgia Republican congressman that stepped down.  He is one of my customers (not escort, I haven't fucked him..haha) But he wears a hearing aid in both ears.  And he will corner me, every time he comes in my business and wants to rant polics.   I just nod, because even with those hearing aids..he chooses to not hear my opinion of the housing bubble, bank bailouts, and Federal Reserve is why he is losing his ass in real estate.

What would you call the Obama admins, stance on National security and Foreign policy?

The word that comes to mind is abysmal

Here is one of the great problems. The Republicans weren't threatening to butcher Social Security. The Democrats just wanted you to think they were.  
If you think groceries are expensive now, wait to see what the next few years will be like.  Obama is going to completely wreck the economy.

Neither side campaigns on common sense. Did you see the the popular vote results, compared to the electoral vote results?

Democratic popular vote 51.02% electoral vote 61.7%

Republican popular vote  47.18% electoral vote 38.3%

http://uselectionatlas.org/RESULTS/national.php

The Republicans need a candidate who is electable.

.......and rightly so. I recall under Bush II we had a barrel of oil spike to $140/barrel and $4+/gallon nationwide which caused grocery prices to spike.

Republicans have consistently wrecked the economy while bantering fiscal responsibility. Repugnant have fucked up brains to think you can start two wars, cut taxes at the same time.

Heh, Repugnant don’t admit factual data, don’t believe in science. Repugnants only trust Rush, Hannity and other shit heads filling your heads with shit daily.

The way you chase me around the site you must be a queen. Sorry but I don't play on that side of the fence bone worshiper.

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YObama thinks he's the King of America but soon he will have to answer to the people and he'll leave a jester.

You're hilarious! Iran-Contra went away! The Marine barracks bombing in Lebanon went away. Iraq and weapons of mass destruction went away. And, now you're saying Bengazhi won't be going away!?!

In your dreams!

If so, did you understand the moral of the story?

Do you know what the moral of that story is ?

Clinton and his eight foot tall butch AG running around the country murdering Americans and YoBoy selling weapons to drug cartels .

Clinton murdering Americans didn't go away and YoBama allowing Americans to be murdered so it didn't buck an election won't either .

Just like Newtown, now back to Benghazi. The U.S. was not going to destabilize the region, a year after they ousted it's dictator, to regain control.

http://www.guardian.co.uk/world/2013/jan/21/mugabe-gaddafi-united-states-africa

Oh, so you're saying Republican presidents can get away with their failures, but Democratic one's can't? Why is that?  

The GOP should be ashamed of themselves for trying to politicize the Benghazi situation.  They claim that this shows a weakness of the Obama administration.  Well, if attacks on diplomatic attacks are a sign of weakness, then Bush was the weakest of them all.  During his tenure in office, no less than 8 U.S. consulates/embassies were attacked resulting in dozens of innocent deaths - including US diplomats.  What did Faux and the GOP say about those?  Nothing.  They blamed unpredictable terrorists and moved on.  But Benghazi is different!  How?  Easy.  It came in an election year, we don't like the President and we want something else to grandstand on.  Where is all the Benghazi talk now?  Oh yeah, the election is over.