I do remember. Why would you believe that something as complex as changing the way that government is run, and in particular decreasing the power of lobbies, be something that one can wave a wand and it would be fixed?Quote from dandxg:
Do you recall Obama saying that lobbyists need to be rooted out? I do. It's time like this that I am reminded I am voting for what I believe is that lesser of 2 evils. In a 2 party, excuse me, 1 party system that all I can hope for.
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I do remember. Why would you believe that something as complex as changing the way that government is run, and in particular decreasing the power of lobbies, be something that one can wave a wand and it would be fixed?
Imo, you have to pick the battles that you fight, weighed according to importance and chance of success. I think he has prioritized pretty well so far.
So many incongruousness in Washington, so little time...
He ran on many principles. Some he has kept, some he has compromised, some he has let fall through the cracks. People elected him on those promises. Let's measure them:Quote from spinn:
Obama is stubbornly driving health care, even though 65-70% of the country oppose it.
Quote from nitro:
He ran on many principles. Some he has kept, some he has compromised, some he has let fall through the cracks. People elected him on those promises. Let's measure them:
http://www.politifact.com/truth-o-meter/promises/