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Politics : Liberalism: Do You Agree We've Had Enough of It?

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To: MJ who wrote (31262)6/17/2008 11:42:53 PM
From: koan  Read Replies (3) of 224750
 
Obama analysizes problems in a realistic and sophisticated way. He knows how to solve problems like great generals do. His obervations and ideas make sense.

Remember obama is a straight A student. Bush is a self admitted C/D student.

You are the teacher. You ask both of them to write an essay on "manifest destiny".

As the teacher , you know Obama will present an elegant answer, right on the nose and he will get an A.

Bush, you are not sure he even knows what manifest destiny means.

Obama was agaisnt the Iraq war from day one because he knew the Sunnie and shia hated each other and we were just getting in the middle of a long fued. For no reason.

We should have been hunting Osama Bin Lauden. He directed the 9/11 debacle. Iraq had nothing to do with it.

We still do not have bin laden and the taliban and al qaeda (sic)are making a huge comeback becasue we are mired down in Iraq.

Bush directed a Pickets charge

Bush did not have a clue who the shia and sunnie were!

Obama is smart and compassionate. Like Abraham Lincoln.

Obama could see it was a bad idea. A trap.

I want a smart general for a president. Obama can outhink most people.

Bush had no realistic idea of what was going to happen and the administration has made a zillion huge mistakes becasue of bush's ignorance.
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