What does Obama actually stand for?

canopfor on July 14, 2008 at 11:36 PM

HOPE! and CHANGE!

And that means…uh…well…er…HOPE! for CHANGE!?

CHANGE! for HOPE!?

HOPE! that CHANGE! will produce CHANGE! or CHANGE! will produce HOPE!?

I got it! HOPE! that no one notices how often he CHANGE!s his positions on every issue under the sun and that he can perhaps fool “most of the people some of the time”, or at least for just one day in November.

That’s the best I can come up with.

..nice fluffy words, now how about ammending your policy proposals to reflect this? We can start with ending the prima facia racist affirmative action poloicy which you support.

The best way to take respoonsibility is to pay your own way, let’s end the bastard factories, and cut off the 3rd & 4th generation welfare recipients.

I can’t wait until he refutes Affirmative Action. Which he may have to do if he hopes to win Missouri (The ballot initiative to end AA did not turn in enough signatures)and Colorado. He has already shown his hand. He will say he supports Affirmative Action, based on income not race.

Someone should force the issue. If Obama is forced to come out against race based policies, that is another bucket of water on the hard left’s enthusiasm. I’ve already have black people I know lamenting over his support of gay marriage, and abortion. Refuting AA is icing on the cake.

If only he had taken his mothers maiden name and remained “Barry” …

The newly elected head of the nation’s largest teachers union on Monday called on school districts nationwide to create community schools that would offer services to students and their families ranging from health care to recreation.

Speaking to about 3,300 conventioneers at Navy Pier, American Federation of Teachers President Randi Weingarten said minority students need the help to bridge the achievement gap between them and their white counterparts.

Weingarten, who was picked Monday to head the 1.4 million member union, called on federal officials to draft legislation that would create schools that could offer “dental, medical and counseling clinics,” along with other services.

“Can you imagine a federal law that promoted community schools: schools that serve the neediest children by bringing together under one roof all the services and activities they and their families need?” Weingarten said.

Mrs. Happy Housewife on July 15, 2008 at 7:32 AM

Brilliant!! My favourite tune, too. :)

Therefore, I am today proposing a new government program to relieve hard working American families of the (fill-in-the-blank) burden, so they can concentrate on their responsibilities…

I know some say I’ve been too tough on folks about this responsibility stuff.

Oh my god, what a rhetorical genius! The way he has with words, I haven’t heard anyone like him since JFK. Or maybe Cicero.

What does Obama actually stand for?

canopfor on July 14, 2008 at 11:36 PM

The willingness to try and appear to be all things to all people so that he can achieve his lifelong ambition for the ultimate symbol of power and supremacy: the U.S. presidency.

“But with providing the guidance our children need, turning off the TV set and putting away the video games; attending those parent-teacher conferences, helping our children with their homework, setting a good example. That’s what everybody’s got to do.”

He added: “I know some say I’ve been too tough on folks talking about responsibility

That’s talking tough?
Telling parents to go to parent-teacher conferences, helping with homework, setting a good example?
That’s what he considers being “tough on folks”.
This may be our next (shudder) Commander in Chief…how tough is he going to be to them…
I expect you all to listen to your DI, and set a good example. I know this sounds tough, but be in bed early also.

Oh well I’m the type of guy who will never settle down
Where voters are well, you know that I’m around
I kiss ‘em and I love’em ’cause to me they’re all the same
I hug ‘em and I squeeze ‘em I don’t even know their name
They call me the panderer yeah the panderer
I flip around around around…

Oh well there’s Raza on my left and there’s Greenies on my right
And Indies are the group that I’ll be with tonight
And when they ask me which one I love the best
I tear open my shirt I got Stalin on my chest
‘Cause I’m the panderer yeah the panderer
I flip around around around…

Oh well I flip from town to town
I go through life without a stand
‘Til I’m as happy as a king
With my two fists bumpin’ and I’m going somewhere

I’m the type of guy that likes to flop around
I’m never in one place I flip-flop town to town
And when I find myself a-fallin’ for some issue
I give another speach and flop the other way around
Yeah I’m the panderer yeah the panderer
I flip around around around…

Oh yeah I’m the type of guy that likes to flop around
I’m never in one place I flip-flop town to town
And when I find myself a-standin’ for some issue
I give another speach and flop the other way around
Yeah ’cause I’m a panderer yeah a panderer
I flip around around around…
‘Cause I’m a panderer yeah a panderer
I flip around around around…

The man who could become the first black president urged Washington to provide more education and economic assistance.

Ok..isnt he talking out both sides of his mouth? He says..be more responsible and then says he want Washington to provide more assistance and education? Anyone can get grants or loans for education provided they work hard.

Im confused..which is it? What does he want?

I may vote for Obama after all

MB4 on July 14, 2008 at 11:24 PM

Please do. You perfectly embody the stereotype of Obama’s mindless followers.

Obama is the only person who can say this without getting disowned by the black community.

look at New Orleans during the Katrina disaster to see what the government democrats did for that community.

There ya go.

While Jackson complained about such Obama speechmaking, other civil rights activists from the NAACP disagreed.

Does that mean these same naacp types are going to come out and endorse everything bill cosby has said?

I think not.

I may vote for Obama after all as I no longer have much of an idea of what he is, but I know what McCain is.

MB4 on July 14, 2008 at 11:24 PM

You deserve him.

Obviously still upset he was conceived prior to wedlock.

T J Green on July 15, 2008 at 2:48 AM

Harsh.

Well…he’s right, and when he’s right, he’s right. when it’s politically expedient.
(Don’t get used to it, though)

Bob’s Kid on July 15, 2008 at 12:35 AM

He’s saying that it is your responsibility to improve their lives. Hence the proposed tax increases.

OldEnglish on July 15, 2008 at 4:58 AM

Important point. When Obama talks about responsibility, he means to encourage his sycophants to do what they should have been doing all along, and he means to forcibly coerce everyone else to do what he thinks they should do – give up a large chunk of their incomes to his voter base.

Obama won’t cause one single black (or any other race) father to support his children properly, but he will force many millions of Americans to give money they could’ve spent on their own children to the government. Additional responsibility for the already-responsible; additional handouts for the slackers.

Obama wins, we lose.

When The Obamboozler says, “…none of it will make any difference if we don’t seize more responsibility in our own lives,” the WE he is referring to is the Federal Government! Like Michelle BlackPanther Obama sez – Barry will MAKE you do this….