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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous] [quote]Here is what I don't get: 1) The three wars -- Republicans want to continue Iraq and Afghanistan and thought Obama was too soft on Libya. So, they must be glad we have three wars now; 2) Gitmo -- Republicans wanted to keep Gitmo open. So, they must be happy that it is still open; 3) Crony capitalism -- of course Republicans love crony capitalism and have been linked to far more insider green energy deals than Obama. So,they probably are only disappointed that a few dollars made it to someone else's pocket. Generally, they should be happy. 4) International reputation -- Republicans don't care about our international reputation and want to fuck entire world except Israel. So, they should be happy. 5) Patriot Act -- Republicans want to continue the Patriot Act. So, they should be happy. 6) Wealth distribution has been a failure -- Republicans should be happy. Given all of this, I can understand why a liberal like myself would be disappointed by Obama. What I don't understand is why Republicans are not rallying around him. He should be the most popular Republican candidate.[/quote] Actually those are all good points except for #6. Using those metrics you can argue that republicans should be happy with Obama although I don't think you can apply many of those points to those libertarian Tea Party types. With #6 however it is a complete non-starter because the wealth distribution HAS been successful either in destroying wealth or in transferring it here. There is a reason that the counties around here have 4% unemployment while the rest of the country is at 9% or higher. Not to mention inflation, and that our debt has gone over a trillion. Hey, as long as Obama is president, at least I can be pretty confident that the economy here will be good at least compared to the rest of the country. [/quote] And by "as long as Obama is President" you mean, "so long as Washington is the capitol of the united states."[/quote]
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