Take Back Barack - All Comments

re: It's time for equality

Fake Name — Thu, 25 Jun 2009 18:56:05 GMT

Good luck.

re: Going off the rails

TomBadger — Fri, 06 Mar 2009 00:59:47 GMT

hell I'm having fun watching Osama oh I mean Obama ruin all of this countries workers buy ruining all their 401K's....watch how the companies and wall st. are so confident in our supposed new leader[I doubt he was even born in America as I wonder what was his native country on his passport when he entered Pakistan with his stepfather in the 1980's when it was illegal for a US Citizen to go there then....anyways watching Osama oh I mean Obama failing @ every turn is very amusing to me....but was very predictable..because he has never run jack feces....never had a real job...never even managed let alone run a business....good luck to his zipperkissers hahahaha

re: Going off the rails

jeffery mcnary — Fri, 13 Feb 2009 15:52:02 GMT

i no longer want him back. he's a fictional character. the solution, or at least stop gap, is 3rd party victories in congress in 2010. at least box the faux-change 'till 2012.

re: Going off the rails

Fake Name — Fri, 13 Feb 2009 14:45:45 GMT

Yes we can!

re: Join the effort!

Fake Name — Sun, 08 Feb 2009 17:58:39 GMT

Ah yes, those all important house parties.

re: Secretary of Arts!

MariDD — Wed, 21 Jan 2009 00:17:05 GMT

Our new President obviously has alot of respect for the Arts-they have been as much a part of American Life as America itself-Its' time to give them their day in this Administration~

re: Secretary of Arts!

Fake Name — Fri, 16 Jan 2009 17:57:20 GMT

Great, just what we need, a new bureaucracy!

re: Take Back Barack on TV

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re: Bizarre signs of concern, and a bright spot or two

Louise Rocha-McCarthy — Sun, 11 Jan 2009 03:09:22 GMT

I totally agree that something has to be done about the Blair nomination. I would like to see some suggestions for ways to pressure our senatorial and congressional delegations. If this man is originally from Maine than it's our special duty to see to it he doesn't get into office. He's a loose cannon on board and does what he bloody well pleases. That alone should make any president uneasy, whether you agree with his objectives or not. (See Democracy Now, January 9, 2009). His support of murderous Indonesian military is all to reminiscent of the military in Central America in the 1980s. The whole thing is fishy. I mean, we get a well meaning but inexperienced liberal at the CIA and this expert military counter insurgency against civilian revolts. So is Mr. Panetta Liberal icing on an otherwise unilateral conservative cake? He will be undermined and ignored at every turn by the organization he's to clean up. The real SOBs will just go underground or worse get hired by Mr. Blair. It's too horrible to think about. Come on people. Put your thinking caps on! Lets stop this or at least expose it to the light of day.

re: Take Back Barack on TV

Fake Name — Fri, 09 Jan 2009 21:14:36 GMT

You guys might want to re-think the whole "scared looking tiny inanimate black doll being controlled by the big white hand" backdrop. Just sayin'.

re: Bizarre signs of concern, and a bright spot or two

jeffery mcnary — Wed, 07 Jan 2009 19:51:41 GMT

how 'bout something symbolic, like wearing those oba buttons and stickers upside down? sound silly? perhaps, but it'll elicit conversation. in a few days...all those names will belong to kaine, yes? the oba's not really evil, just a tad less bright and more personally ambitious than most of the true believers expected. try the button thing. if not, set sail for gitmo for your own little tea party of sorts. got bill ayers number?

re: A growing movement

Civil Warrior — Wed, 31 Dec 2008 19:12:49 GMT

As I've said before, a Democrat "will never be so mean as not to promise". The entire democratic campaign throughout the country was nothing more than wretched drivel.

re: It's time to Take Back Barack

Civil Warrior — Wed, 31 Dec 2008 19:08:03 GMT

A Democrat "will never be so mean as not to promise"

re: A growing movement

rowyourboat — Wed, 31 Dec 2008 17:50:43 GMT

Why is the assumption always that a fix is possible? Like a bad cold, the economy can only really recover on its own time. The more the politicians (including Obama) try to jigger it, the longer it is going to take to really recover. With the bailout, good money is chasing bad. Let natural market forces do their work, and everything will get better sooner rather than later. Obama can only make things worse by intervening, and he's smart enough to know it. But does he have the strength to Just Say No to all those clamoring for a quick fix and a bailout? NO. Because he's just another politician who got where he is by making promises he can't keep.

re: A few more ruminations

ScottSA — Sat, 27 Dec 2008 05:08:36 GMT

It's interesting watching the left writhe in agony as the hoped for New Camelot turns into the same old Lie-alot. That's Obama's only saving grace - that he lied about what he was going to do...thank God for small favours, anyway.