Isn't it strange having a President...

Quote from NeoRio1:

His education and academic creditials are nice qualifications but his lack of big decisions is mind blowing.

It's like bringing a hedge fund manager who has never traded real money, he has just studied the markets for years and years and has a great sense of what things are going to do. Obama is untested and in the coming months there is going to be a good chance that he sucks ass at his job.
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I guess you must have missed Obama's press conference on Friday in which the likes of Paul Volcker, Bob Rubin, and Larry Summers ( among others ) were standing behind him.

The last time I checked, McCain had no such economic people standing behind him.

Moreover, just about every single one of Bush's most important appointees FAILED miserably . . . From Rumsfeld, to Christine Todd-Whitman, to Gayle Norton, to Michael Chertoff, to Gonzales, to the Chairman of FERC, to SEC Commission Christopher Cox.

The Republican leadership in Congress wasn't much better . . . or did you miss the "Commodity Futures Modernization Act of 2000" authored by none other than the likes of Richard Lugar, Phil Gramm, Thomas Ewing and Jim Leach?

Try pulling your head out of the sand for a moment and REALIZE just how bad the Bush Administration has been filled with highly incompetent decision-making year after year after year.

But leave it to you to continue to wear the "rose-colored" glasses of partisanship.

Good Luck with that.
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Quote from jonbig04:

lol idiot. He was saying that it was nice having an intelligent leader. Obama is intelligent. Thats not up for debate.

"Barack Obama attended Occidental College, but received his undergraduate degree in political science from Columbia University, an Ivy League member currently ranked 9th in the country by U.S. News and World Report. Obama also graduated Magna Cum Laude from the Harvard Law School, where he also served as President of the Harvard Law Review. Harvard Law School is ranked the best Law School in America."


Sorry, like I said, his intelligence really isn't up for debate.
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George W. Bush went to Yale and then got an MBA from Harvard. Both are Ivy League members ranked among the top ten programs in the world. You can say "yeah but GWB got in because of his family" all you want, but you can not ever prove that Obama did or did not get into Columbia and Harvard due to affirmitive action, which would also be unearned.
 
Quote from Brandonf:

George W. Bush went to Yale and then got an MBA from Harvard. Both are Ivy League members ranked among the top ten programs in the world. You can say "yeah but GWB got in because of his family" all you want, but you can not ever prove that Obama did or did not get into Columbia and Harvard due to affirmitive action, which would also be unearned.
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How a person finishes says a lot about whether they deserved a chance to start. Obama finished magna cum laude. You can look up Bush's school record yourself but I'll tell you now, it ain't pretty.
 
Quote from Landis82:

I guess you must have missed Obama's press conference on Friday in which the likes of Paul Volcker, Bob Rubin, and Larry Summers ( among others ) were standing behind him.

The last time I checked, McCain had no such economic people standing behind him.

Moreover, just about every single one of Bush's most important appointees FAILED miserably . . . From Rumsfeld, to Christine Todd-Whitman, to Gayle Norton, to Michael Chertoff, to Gonzales, to the Chairman of FERC, to SEC Commission Christopher Cox.

The Republican leadership in Congress wasn't much better . . . or did you miss the "Commodity Futures Modernization Act of 2000" authored by none other than the likes of Richard Lugar, Phil Gramm, Thomas Ewing and Jim Leach?

Try pulling your head out of the sand for a moment and REALIZE just how bad the Bush Administration has been filled with highly incompetent decision-making year after year after year.

But leave it to you to continue to wear the "rose-colored" glasses of partisanship.

Good Luck with that.
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Actually when asked who he would pick as Treasury Secretary, McCain said he would pick Warren Buffett--who is one of Obama's top economic advisors! So that just validates Obama's team even more.


note:McCain's top economic advisor Phil Gramm said the current recession was "in our heads" the other top advisor, Carly Fiorina said McCain and Palin were not qualified to run a company.
http://www.nasdaq.com/aspxcontent/N...ays McCain Not Qualified To Run A Corporation

ps You missed "Heck of a Job" Brownie as a miserable Bush appointee
 
Quote from kut2k2:

How a person finishes says a lot about whether they deserved a chance to start. Obama finished magna cum laude. You can look up Bush's school record yourself but I'll tell you now, it ain't pretty.
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Yeah I know, I was not saying he deserved to go, I doubt that he did. As far as I know though you can't look up Obama's record.
 
Quote from kut2k2:

How a person finishes says a lot about whether they deserved a chance to start. Obama finished magna cum laude. You can look up Bush's school record yourself but I'll tell you now, it ain't pretty.
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Where can one find Obama's records?
 
Either Govt. people or big business or family wealth or connections..

I don't see any small business or people who started from the bottom without an ivory education

Same old, same old!


David Bonior (Member House of Representatives 1977-2003)

Warren Buffett (Chairman and CEO, Berkshire Hathaway)-will participate via speakerphone

Roel Campos (former SEC Commissioner)

William Daley (Chairman of the Midwest, JP Morgan Chase; Former Secretary, U.S. Dept of Commerce, 1997-2000)

William Donaldson (Former Chairman of the SEC 2003-2005)

Roger Ferguson (President and CEO, TIAA-CREF and former Vice Chairman of the Board of Governors of the Federal Reserve)

Jennifer Granholm (Governor, State of Michigan)


Anne Mulcahy (Chairman and CEO, Xerox)

Richard Parsons (Chairman of the Board, Time Warner)

Penny Pritzker (CEO, Classic Residence by Hyatt)

Robert Reich (University of California, Berkeley; Former Secretary, U.S. Dept of Labor, 1993-1997)

Robert Rubin (Chairman and Director of the Executive Committee, Citigroup; Former Secretary, U.S. Dept of Treasury, 1995-1999)

Eric Schmidt (Chairman and CEO, Google)

Lawrence Summers (Harvard University; Managing Director, D.E. Shaw; Former Secretary, U.S. Dept of Treasury, 1999-2001)

Laura Tyson (Haas School of Business, University of California, Berkeley; Former Chairman, National Economic Council, 1995-1996; Former Chairman, President's Council of Economic Advisors, 1993-1995)

Antonio Villaraigosa (Mayor, City of Los Angeles)

Paul Volcker (Former Chairman, U.S. Federal Reserve 1979-1987)
 
Bush surrounded himself with cronies, Texas boobs, it was like one big frat party.

The wise successful men that Obama is surrounding himself with, who are not ashamed to be seen associated with, tell us all we need to know about how serious this man is when it comes to the presidency.

The entire Bush presidency was like one big inside Texas joke.

Do we really need to go into listing the competency of Harriet Meyers, Alberto Gonzalez, etc.?
 
Quote from ZZZzzzzzzz:


The wise successful men that Obama is surrounding himself with, who are not ashamed to be seen associated with, tell us all we need to know about how serious this man is when it comes to the presidency.
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Roel Campos (former SEC Commissioner)
William Daley (Chairman of the Midwest, JP Morgan Chase; Former Secretary, U.S. Dept of Commerce, 1997-2000)
William Donaldson (Former Chairman of the SEC 2003-2005)
Jennifer Granholm (Governor, State of Michigan)

A couple of SEC guys, a family member of the Chicago corrupt goverment...and Jenny, with a 30% rating and worst economic state...and an 80 year old volker, you thought McCain was old...

looks like all political hacks
 
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