anyone else tired of people blaming Obama?

I mean the guy hasn't even been president for 6 months.

all the crap that America is going through isn't because of obama.

its due to that idiot bush!

something like 2.8 trillion for iraq war, 120,000 iraq civilians dead and 4000 US soldiers dead.

NOT Obama;s fault is it? am I right?

No.

Not Bush's fault, either; Congress declares war, not the President.

I'm tired of people blaming the President because he's the President rather than blaming the other incompetent areas of our government when they screw up.

I think it has been clearly established that it was Clinton's fault and the rest of the Democrats too.

I'm just as tired of people blaming Bush.remmbermytitans

[QUOTE="remmbermytitans"]I'm just as tired of people blaming Bush.qwertyoip

People of opposing political parties blame eachother for the world's problems regardless of whether or not they were actually responsible, especially when the opposing party is currently in power and thus is threatening the other party?

My God. I do believe I have discovered partisanship.

In all seriousness, I think the majority of people are tired of people trying to wash their hands of the matter and the finger-pointing that occurs on both sides.

Not Bush's fault, either; Congress declares war, not the President.

I'm tired of people blaming the President because he's the President rather than blaming the other incompetent areas of our government when they screw up.

Zackariel

I mean the guy hasn't even been president for 6 months.

all the crap that America is going through isn't because of obama.

its due to that idiot bush!

something like 2.8 trillion for iraq war, 120,000 iraq civilians dead and 4000 US soldiers dead.

NOT Obama;s fault is it? am I right?

Great_Ragnarok

No. to be honest, I'm sick of people going after Bush the way they do. Nobody's perfect, but the man did get re-elected....

[QUOTE="qwertyoip"][QUOTE="remmbermytitans"]I'm just as tired of people blaming Bush.Zackariel

People of opposing political parties blame eachother for the world's problems regardless of whether or not they were actually responsible, especially when the opposing party is currently in power and thus is threatening the other party?

My God. I do believe I have discovered partisanship.

Not Bush's fault, either; Congress declares war, not the President.

I'm tired of people blaming the President because he's the President rather than blaming the other incompetent areas of our government when they screw up.

Zackariel

I mean the guy hasn't even been president for 6 months.

all the crap that America is going through isn't because of obama.

its due to that idiot bush!

something like 2.8 trillion for iraq war, 120,000 iraq civilians dead and 4000 US soldiers dead.

NOT Obama;s fault is it? am I right?

Great_Ragnarok

Obama can be blamed for continuing the crisis.

[QUOTE="Great_Ragnarok"]

I mean the guy hasn't even been president for 6 months.

all the crap that America is going through isn't because of obama.

its due to that idiot bush!

something like 2.8 trillion for iraq war, 120,000 iraq civilians dead and 4000 US soldiers dead.

NOT Obama;s fault is it? am I right?

AHUGECAT

Obama can be blamed for continuing the crisis.

No, he cannot. There has not been enough time to assess the effects of his economic policies, nor has there been enough time for his economic policies to even have an impact.

AHUGECAT, you just want Obama to fail, so you keep assuming that he is.

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[QUOTE="Great_Ragnarok"]

I mean the guy hasn't even been president for 6 months.

all the crap that America is going through isn't because of obama.

its due to that idiot bush!

something like 2.8 trillion for iraq war, 120,000 iraq civilians dead and 4000 US soldiers dead.

NOT Obama;s fault is it? am I right?

chessmaster1989

Obama can be blamed for continuing the crisis.

No, he cannot. There has not been enough time to assess the effects of his economic policies, nor has there been enough time for his economic policies to even have an impact.

AHUGECAT, you just want Obama to fail, so you keep assuming that he is.

Obama is spending money he doesn't have. The Federal government spends $1 trillion per year on the Banksters' overseas empire. If this were brought to a stop, and the money returned to the taxpayers, we would have real stimulus. The trillion in spending that will come from the "stimulus" bill is just a boatload of Monopoly money

I'm tired of the double standard that comes with people who defend Obama's presidency yet blame Bush for all of the nation's problems. People tend to forget that there's more to the government than the president, and that neither Obama or Bush are at fault for all of the nation's problems.

I'm also tired of politics in general.Ireland has the most corrupt bastard government in Europe.

Politics = Professional Lying.

When in doubt or when all else fails, just blame Bush. :roll:

well I hope we see some small sign of recovering by month six even if it doesnt make a real difference (though that sounds too short even as type it)but even if we dont I would never expect great things from him at this point in time

[QUOTE="Great_Ragnarok"]

I mean the guy hasn't even been president for 6 months.

all the crap that America is going through isn't because of obama.

its due to that idiot bush!

something like 2.8 trillion for iraq war, 120,000 iraq civilians dead and 4000 US soldiers dead.

NOT Obama;s fault is it? am I right?

ConBro

No. to be honest, I'm sick of people going after Bush the way they do. Nobody's perfect, but the man did get re-elected....

So did Ulysses S. Grant.

Not Bush's fault, either; Congress declares war, not the President.

I'm tired of people blaming the President because he's the President rather than blaming the other incompetent areas of our government when they screw up.

Zackariel

[QUOTE="Zackariel"]

Not Bush's fault, either; Congress declares war, not the President.

I'm tired of people blaming the President because he's the President rather than blaming the other incompetent areas of our government when they screw up.

[QUOTE="Zackariel"]

Not Bush's fault, either; Congress declares war, not the President.

I'm tired of people blaming the President because he's the President rather than blaming the other incompetent areas of our government when they screw up.

Serraph105

"Support" is the key word. I didn't see the Democrat-controlled Congress do anything about it--despite making that their top promise.

The President cannot declare war. He can support war--just like anybody else in this country--but he cannot declare it or end it. That falls to Congress.

[QUOTE="Serraph105"]

[QUOTE="Zackariel"]

Not Bush's fault, either; Congress declares war, not the President.

I'm tired of people blaming the President because he's the President rather than blaming the other incompetent areas of our government when they screw up.

"Support" is the key word. I didn't see the Democrat-controlled Congress do anything about it--despite making that their top promise.

The President cannot declare war. He can support war--just like anybody else in this country--but he cannot declare it or end it. That falls to Congress.

[QUOTE="Serraph105"]

[QUOTE="Zackariel"]

Not Bush's fault, either; Congress declares war, not the President.

I'm tired of people blaming the President because he's the President rather than blaming the other incompetent areas of our government when they screw up.

Zackariel

The President cannot declare war. He can support war--just like anybody else in this country--but he cannot declare it or end it. That falls to Congress.

Thing is, war hasn't technically been declared. Everything going on in Iraq and Afghanistan are technically military conflicts :P.

[QUOTE="Zackariel"]

[QUOTE="Serraph105"] no offense but I blame Bush just as much because last I checked Bush wasnt opposing the war or Congress in fact I seem to remember him charging them on

Oblivionfan10

"Support" is the key word. I didn't see the Democrat-controlled Congress do anything about it--despite making that their top promise.

The President cannot declare war. He can support war--just like anybody else in this country--but he cannot declare it or end it. That falls to Congress.

Where were you in 2006?

[QUOTE="Oblivionfan10"][QUOTE="Zackariel"]

"Support" is the key word. I didn't see the Democrat-controlled Congress do anything about it--despite making that their top promise.

The President cannot declare war. He can support war--just like anybody else in this country--but he cannot declare it or end it. That falls to Congress.

Where were you in 2006?

I'm sorry, but you can't blame only Bush and republicans for the Iraq war, eventhough they were in power.

Democrats Before Iraq War Started

You have:
Madeline Albright
Bill Clinton
Howard Dean
Sandy Berger
Nancy Pelosi
Jay Rockefeller
Joe Biden
Harry Reid
Hillary Clinton
John Edwards
Evan Bayh
Talking about Saddam and WMDs, and how they support the President. Can't just blame the Reps, Dems. Both parties got us into Iraq.

Meh, I'm just tired of politocs overall. It's nothing but people blaming others for our problems and complaining, a bunch of bias in the media, and a bunch of silly controversies from the government itself.

I'm also very tired of hearing Bush-bashing and Obama-bashing.

[QUOTE="Zackariel"]

Not Bush's fault, either; Congress declares war, not the President.

I'm tired of people blaming the President because he's the President rather than blaming the other incompetent areas of our government when they screw up.

[QUOTE="Zackariel"]

[QUOTE="Serraph105"] no offense but I blame Bush just as much because last I checked Bush wasnt opposing the war or Congress in fact I seem to remember him charging them on

The President cannot declare war. He can support war--just like anybody else in this country--but he cannot declare it or end it. That falls to Congress.

Thing is, war hasn't technically been declared. Everything going on in Iraq and Afghanistan are technically military conflicts :P.

I am not tired of people holding him accountable. And the economy isn't Bush's fault, lot of it was there before he took over.MoonMarvel

[QUOTE="MoonMarvel"]I am not tired of people holding him accountable. And the economy isn't Bush's fault, lot of it was there before he took over.-Misanthropic-

[QUOTE="-Misanthropic-"][QUOTE="MoonMarvel"]I am not tired of people holding him accountable. And the economy isn't Bush's fault, lot of it was there before he took over.MoonMarvel

While the start hasn't exactly been glorious and I'm sceptical of his capabilities, we can't judge him for a few years. Maybe that stimulus will revive the economy, maybe it won't but we won't know for a long time, same with the appointments that finally get confirmed.

I just don't see how spending double that of the Bush administration is going to solve anything. Where are we going to pay for all this? What's even funnier is this country is in the economic woes that it is, and he wants to spend money in promoting abortion in other countries. I don't see the logic in this.

Not really. I don't care if people praise or blame him honestly.

In the interests of being fair, people (some with quite a large following) have been blaming Bush (sometimes rightfully so,) for problems that have been plaguing our country for quite some time. About 8 years.

Everybody is going to blame Obama for everything at this point. He has been saddled with issues both big and small that have been in our United States' history since its insurrection.

Blame him all you want. I'll be cheering for him when he starts making progress and I'll support him when he's making choices that I don't feel are in the countries best interests because I voted for him. Right or wrong, I felt that he could make a difference and still do.

Doesn't he want to raise the capital gains tax too?

Just looked it up, Bush signed a bill that reduced it to 15%, but Obama said recently he will let the bill revert back to the normal 20%, but that's all the way in 2011. But then he says it's the best time to buy, which I agree with. But for God's sake, why would you reverse the bill to 20% if you want people to buy stocks? That's not much incentive.

Edit: I love clicking on a link and having it take me to "Top Games"...what the hell!?

I'm tired of the double standard that comes with people who defend Obama's presidency yet blame Bush for all of the nation's problems. People tend to forget that there's more to the government than the president, and that neither Obama or Bush are at fault for all of the nation's problems.

Saturos3091

I think it has been clearly established that it was Clinton's fault and the rest of the Democrats too.

entropyecho