Afghan conflict serious, 'deteriorating'-Mullen

[Landis82]

Quote from Aletheia:

Your continued cowardly evasion is duly noted.

And your continued failed logic and being the biggest PUSSY on ET, is duly noted.

 

[Landis82]

Quote from Aletheia:

Hey!!! That was back when you were supporting Bush and his cronies? Yep, loonietoons82 is a war monger! :eek:

Still can't find any place on ET where I was posting my "support for Bush and his cronies" can you???

You are a tool.



And now on "ignore".

 

[Aletheia]

Quote from Landis82:

Still can't find any place on ET where I was posting my "support for Bush and his cronies" can you???

You are a tool.

Yet, you are the one chasing the stick each and every time I throw it. Run boy, run!!!!!!!!!!!!! LMAO!!!!!!!


Let's see if we have this right. Your having sex with your mother never happened because you didn't post it in graphic detail on ET. Is THAT your argument?

 

[bugscoe]

Quote from drjekyllus:

We both know Obama will be the nominee? We only have to go back 2 years to remember when everyone 'knew' Hillary was going to be the nominee. In the primaries she was going to win all 50 states. Really, she was.

The fact of the matter is Obama's numbers are in free fall. He is a complete failure in trying to get his agenda through. His two major bills(Cap and Tax and Healthcare) are stalled in Congress. He needs zero Republican support to pass these bills but he can't get it through because dems are in full-scale revolt. He has divided the dems. He has ramped up the troops in Afganistan which is only increasing the body count of American soldiers. In summary, BO is in way over his head and he is in serious trouble.

Face it, Obama is the Ryan Leaf of politics. He got a lot of hype, but the performance is awful.

His own party is beginning to ditch Obama:


Gray-beard Liberal compares Obama to Carter

Posted by Dan Perrin
Tuesday, August 25th at 4:16PM EDT

The degree of the political problem that President Obama’s “damn the torpedoes, full steam ahead,” approach to health care reform has caused the ruling party in Washington, D.C. is beginning to become clear from some comments made by cognoscenti of the Democratic Party.

A gray-beard of the liberal establishment, Richard Cohen, wrote today in the Washington Post that the most apt comparison to President Obama is President Jimmy Carter. Ouch!

With regard to the health care debate, Cohen writes:

In the end, the success of the health care reform effort comes down to trust. A lesson of the raucous town-hall meetings is the sense of panic, the fear that this man in the White House does not appreciate the anxiety that middle-class Americans fear about health care — whether they will keep what they have, whether they will have enough or whether their last years will be spent in painful, degrading poverty….

More and more Obama is being likened to Lyndon Johnson, with Afghanistan becoming his Vietnam. Maybe. But the better analogy is to Jimmy Carter, particularly the president analyzed by James Fallows in a 1979 Atlantic magazine article, “The Passionless Presidency.” “The central idea of the Carter administration is Jimmy Carter himself,” Fallows wrote. And what is the central idea of the Obama presidency? It is change. And what is that? It is Obama himself.

Unlike Carter, Obama brims with energy and charm. His brilliance is not brittle but supple. Yet, another teachable moment is upon him and he seems lost. The country needs health care reform and a success in Afghanistan, and both efforts are going in the wrong direction. The message needs to be fixed and so, with some tough introspection, does the man.

 

[Landis82]

Quote from Magna:

I assumed, maybe mistakenly, that most here knew Aletheia was formerly the one and only Mag Light.

Quote from Joe:

Its not that we do not care, its that in the past these users were not allowed to register after a ban. A loop hole in the software was found about a year ago and since then some users have exploited it.

I forgot to mention, we did ban him and all of his posts were removed.

That really says it all.

The resident RACIST banned time and time again and going to great lengths to keep obtaining access to ET. Such is the life of someone that ails from a highly insecure ego . . . and a horribly weak intellect that makes him think that anyone on ET cares what he thinks.

I suggest everyone on ET put him on IGNORE.
I just did today.

 

[Aletheia]

Quote from Landis82:

That really says it all.

The resident RACIST banned time and time again and going to great lengths to keep obtaining access to ET. Such is the life of someone that ails from a highly insecure ego . . . and a horribly weak intellect that makes him think that anyone on ET cares what he thinks.

I suggest everyone on ET put him on IGNORE.
I just did today.

You are lying again. I was banned once. But no surprise in your once again embellishing the facts to suit your agenda. It seems you just can't help yourself.


BTW, you misspelled realist.

 

[Arnie]

Quote from insider trading:

From being sworn in to Aug 25 Obama has taken less vacations days then Clinton and far less vacation days then Bush

I would view it as a positive if Obama would take more vacations.

 

[Landis82]

Quote from Arnie:

I would view it as a positive if Obama would take more vacations.

I think that Bush was able to take nearly 25% of his Presidency "off" because Cheney was in charge and calling all of the shots. Who knew???


But I wonder who REALLY hired the long list of incompetent "appointees" like Donald Rumsfeld, Christopher Cox, and Hank Paulson. Anyone know?

 

[Aletheia]

Quote from Landis82:

Still can't find any place on ET where I was posting my "support for Bush and his cronies" can you???

You are a tool.



And now on "ignore".

As shown, when the debate is lost, "Ignore" becomes the tool of the loser.

Enough said.