Obama Not Eligible for Presidency

"Frank Provasek" wrote in message
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On May 29, 11:08 pm, "Alabama Homey" wrote:
I am a negro and I think Obama is the WORSE President in American
history--

It's very unlikely that a black person would refer to themself as a negro.

I don't do spelling flames but I'll make an exception here.

Our 'Bammer Bozo misspelled "w-h-i-t-e t-r-a-s-h".

On Mon, 30 May 2011 14:46:38 +0300, "gogu"
wrote:

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If Obama gets re-elected in 2012 this
country will be a basket case like Zimbabwe. With the lack of any
experience in anything , Obama should have stuck with Community
Organizing.

I suppose that Reagan for instance had lot of experience in many fields
(except of that of making bad films) when he was elected president of the
US, right?;-)
In your line of logic he should had stuck with making bad films;-)

Reagan was in deed an actor and a good one at that. He was also the
governor of California for 8 years where I was living at the time.
His efforts at getting the welfare bums back to work was fruitful. He
froze government hiring where it was loaded with
unproductive freeloaders. If it weren't for the unions he could have
done a better job.
He put the lefty creeps at UK Berkley out of business. Reagan holds
the distinction of being the only California governor to become
President of the United States.
As President Reagan's economic policies stimulated the economy,
creating 17 million new jobs. One-fourth of the new jobs were created
in 68 consecutive months Investments grew because of Reagan's tax
reforms. The inflation rate decreased from 14% to less than 4.4%.
Family income rose 12%. Under Reagan, we enjoyed moral and traditional
family values. The U.S. military was refurbished and strengthened. And
his foreign policies caused the fall of the USSR

Under Obama
Unemployed Americans over 14 million
National debt at start of 2009 was 10.669 trillion
Debt now 14.362 trillion
Deficit for 2011 will be 1.5 trillion
My understanding is he was a good Community Organizer
but has no business or executive experience. He does a great
job playing his teleprompters, it was reported he took 12 of them with
him to the G-20 summit in London. Also on this trip were a staff of
500 including 200 Secret Service; 6 doctors; 4 speech writers; 35
vehicles including his Limo "Beast". I wonder ho much all that cost
the taxpayers.

On May 30, 9:17*pm, "Bremick" wrote:

I don't think any candidate (except maybe an incumbent) has experience in
deciding whether and how to involve our country in war, or in making other
major global decisions. *Economy-wise, most any adult should have some
experience in working within a budget. *However, most don't have to get
their annual household budget approved by 535 individuals, each of whom has
his or her own "unique" ideas.

I have to wonder about the mindset of anyone who would want the job.

I wasn't going to get involved in this discussion, but I have to.
Concerning the budget, it's hard enough to keep your household budget
in line when the wife decides she needs to run to Target or Wally
World for BS and the bills can wait. How can any President (whether
you like him or not) balance a budget when you have 535 wives?

To quote a very wise individual, "Those who claim to be too smart to
run for public office are doomed to be governed by those who aren't."

Jerry

"Jerry Dennis" wrote in message
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To quote a very wise individual, "Those who claim to be too smart to
run for public office are doomed to be governed by those who aren't."

Great quote, Jerry.

I'm just trying to figure out how Groucho Marx's quip relates to Congress:
" I don't want to belong to any club that will accept people like me as a
member."

On Jun 1, 5:55*am, Jerry Dennis wrote:


To quote a very wise individual, "Those who claim to be too smart to
run for public office are doomed to be governed by those who aren't."

Jerry

A quote that I have often said to my children "I am too old to know
everything". 8-)

Jud

"CaptStoney" wrote in message
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To be a Democrat you must believe in several things.

snip pointless drivel.


For the last several years I've just lurked here. I used to
participate more, but this post has made me come out of hiding. Why
do people insist on posting this crap to rec.collecting.coins? Take
it to alt.politics. It's got no business here.

On Jun 1, 2:32*pm, Jud wrote:
On Jun 1, 5:55*am, Jerry Dennis wrote:



To quote a very wise individual, "Those who claim to be too smart to
run for public office are doomed to be governed by those who aren't."

Jerry

A quote that I have often said to my children "I am too old to know
everything". *8-)

Jud

Spinning wildly off-topic. To Maz and Jud, as a retired Navy man, one
of my most favorite quotes is attributed to an unknown American Army
General. I've tried, many times, to find out to whom it's attributed,
all to no avail. Here 'tis:

"The job of the military is to kill people and break things. If you
don't want that, don't call us."

Sounds like something Gen. W.T. Sherman may have said.

Jerry
Doncha love OTs?

"Jerry Dennis" wrote in message
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On Jun 1, 2:32 pm, Jud wrote:
On Jun 1, 5:55 am, Jerry Dennis wrote:



To quote a very wise individual, "Those who claim to be too smart to
run for public office are doomed to be governed by those who aren't."

Jerry

A quote that I have often said to my children "I am too old to know
everything". 8-)

Jud

Spinning wildly off-topic. To Maz and Jud, as a retired Navy man, one
of my most favorite quotes is attributed to an unknown American Army
General. I've tried, many times, to find out to whom it's attributed,
all to no avail. Here 'tis:

"The job of the military is to kill people and break things. If you
don't want that, don't call us."

Sounds like something Gen. W.T. Sherman may have said.

Jerry
Doncha love OTs?
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Sherman wouldn't have phrased it that way. Bruce may be closer to the mark.
IMO the "don't call us" phrase dates it no later than Vietnam, more likely
late 1900s.

I really like a similar, more elegantly phrased sentiment - attributed to
Churchill and a similar version to George Orwell - that goes "We sleep
soundly in our beds because rough men stand ready in the night to visit
violence on those who would do us harm."

That puts a very distinct stamp on the role of the military in our democracy
and the nature of those who serve us in that role. It's a dirty job and we
owe a lot to those who perform it.

Seen on a bumper sticker.

"When it absolutely, positively has to be destroyed. United States
Marines"

Or something like that.

On Jun 3, 12:10*pm, Jud wrote:
Seen on a bumper sticker.

"When it absolutely, positively has to be destroyed. United States
Marines"

Or something like that.

Where's the "Like" button?

Jerry