 | Vote for Change? I thought everyone who voted for him, voted for change.
Doesn't look like any change to me. Maybe next time people will actually check out the person before the vote for him. |
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 FisamoPremium join:2004-02-20 Apex, NC | Don't count on it... 
The only checking out that needs to happen is the letter after their name.
BTW, that goes for the vast majority of people on BOTH sides. |
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 badtripI heart the East BayPremium join:2004-03-20 Albany, CA | reply to dlewis23 said by dlewis23:I thought everyone who voted for him, voted for change. Doesn't look like any change to me. Maybe next time people will actually check out the person before the vote for him. Truth be told, many of us didn't vote FOR Obama, we voted AGAINST McCain/Palin. |
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 | said by badtrip:said by dlewis23:I thought everyone who voted for him, voted for change. Doesn't look like any change to me. Maybe next time people will actually check out the person before the vote for him. Truth be told, many of us didn't vote FOR Obama, we voted AGAINST McCain/Palin. Isn't that the truth. |
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 | reply to dlewis23 I'm just going to post one person's expert reply over and over again.
This is a move to monitor Government agencies, NOT the public the way the previous boss dictator did.
The government has no inherent right to privacy in most circumstances. This is a move towards Gov transparency, and monitoring possible corruption with "contractors". |
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 4 edits | said by sonicmerlin:I'm just going to post one person's expert reply over and over again. This is a move to monitor Government agencies, NOT the public the way the previous boss dictator did. The government has no inherent right to privacy in most circumstances. This is a move towards Gov transparency, and monitoring possible corruption with "contractors". lol, believe that transparency act if you want. Nothing has changed. 
»www.msnbc.msn.com/id/31373407/ns···e_house/ »www.eff.org/press/mentions/2009/4/10-0 »www.eff.org/press/mentions/2009/2/16-1 »www.eff.org/deeplinks/2009/04/ob···parency- »www.newsweek.com/id/202875 »techpresident.com/blog-entry/oba···ls-short
There's more, but you should get the gist of it. |
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 | reply to mcd said by mcd:said by badtrip:said by dlewis23:I thought everyone who voted for him, voted for change. Doesn't look like any change to me. Maybe next time people will actually check out the person before the vote for him. Truth be told, many of us didn't vote FOR Obama, we voted AGAINST McCain/Palin. Isn't that the truth. And hindsight being 20-20 you made an extremely poor choice  |
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 3 edits | reply to sonicmerlin You have seriously been brainwashed if you believe what you're spouting about so-called transparency.
»www.youtube.com/watch?v=yyjk58yT···embedded |
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 | reply to dlewis23 Today is July 5, 2009. It has been less than six months since Obama was put into office.
I suppose for the armchair jockeys who incessantly complain about everything Obama, less than six months for "change" might be long enough. I, and a lot of others, am willing to be patient. After all, it took eight years to get us in the mess we're in, and I'm sure it will take more than six months to "clean up after the elephants". |
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 | It took a lot longer than 8 years, but keep believing that partisan nonsense, it will be our socialistic undoing. *kisses the country goodbye* |
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