Comments on: Barack Obama: Incompetent From Day One

By: DJ Houston

DJ Houston — Sun, 08 Mar 2009 07:40:01 +0000

The protectionism clause was a real blunder. Wall Street is moving its cash and assets out of the US for the Obama duration. Obama is incompetent we are going to experience a great depression and deflation under his regime. A country that won WW2 to save moneylenders we should never have given the value of our dollar and our manufacturing away. If this happened in 1970 there would be civil war. I was in the Civil Defense in the 1960. We took a pledge to defend our country from Communisn and Socialism. To kill traitors on US soil and so on. There are at least 750,000 former CDs that took this pledge to take the stolen government by force. Keep the powder dry Boys!

By: ChrisWWW

ChrisWWW — Sun, 15 Feb 2009 19:30:12 +0000

If this is the best case you can make against Obama, he’s going to have a great four years.

By: Chris Tanner

Chris Tanner — Sun, 15 Feb 2009 19:27:08 +0000

Change has been coming for America for a long time.Barack Obama spent the last eight years campaigning to win the election. Everyone got caught up in the hype whether for or against him. Change has come to America not because of him but in spite of him and that change is now a leadership for the first time that has very little clue in which direction to. Even if George was doing the wrong the the guy was definitley commited and that is more than Mr Obama has been so far.

By: Michael Merritt

Michael Merritt — Sun, 08 Feb 2009 08:57:54 +0000

Yes. Like the BDS and PDS, and MDS from the left. I think we’re going to need some psychological counseling for it all.

By: Jemerson

Jemerson — Sun, 08 Feb 2009 07:21:01 +0000

Jeebus…

By the end of week three I’m fear that a new psychological disorder will be named after the guy. Perhaps we should call it ODS…

By: cj

cj — Sun, 08 Feb 2009 06:06:13 +0000

He supports abortion. That, my fellow Americans says it all.
If you can’t defend the weakest and most vulnerable, then what can you defend, besides what pays?

By: greg

greg — Thu, 05 Feb 2009 14:22:30 +0000

Tax cheats, corruption, evil lobbiests, now his assistant attorney general turns out to be a lawyer for the porn industry, and his attorney general was involved in the Mark Rich pardon as well as the FALN terrorist pardons. Panetta for CIA, whose only qualification seems to be that he has driven past CIA HQ, Napolitano for Homeland Security, maybe living in a state bordering Mexico she can see that country from her house, she has no other qualification. On top of all that 0bama keeps the WH at a cozy 80 degrees, dines on $100 per lb steak while the people in Kentucky are freezing to death, 0bama didn’t know how to operate a fireplace which resulted in smoke damage in the WH, and he thought a window was a door. All in 2 weeks. What is this clown going to do next week?

By: C Stanley

C Stanley — Thu, 05 Feb 2009 13:44:02 +0000

Claudia, I’m not quite as critical as Michael is at this point, but you are being way too dismissive. The cabinet picks are the first actions of the president, so that’s what his batting average is mostly based on right now. And we heard lots of praised heaped on him for his great transition team, and they certainly haven’t done a stellar job here. It should have been completely a no brainer to vet everyone for tax/nanny/lobbying/ethics issues since Obama ran on a promise to clean up Washington (and made some very specific promises which he’s already had to break.)

Of course the real problem is how naive people were to believe that promise, because unless Obama brought in people from the private sector with no government experience, you’re almost always going to have some of these issues. But Obama can’t do that because he himself is so inexperienced that he obviously needs some insiders- but even Obama’s more rational supporters didn’t seem to want to hear it when some of us pointed out those concerns before the election.

By: Dan'O

Dan'O — Thu, 05 Feb 2009 09:00:15 +0000

Jimmy Carter Part Deux…. All mouth and popularity, but no backbone or realistic solutions as proclaimed.

By: Michael Merritt

Michael Merritt — Thu, 05 Feb 2009 01:09:50 +0000

This may be looking inward, but I wonder how many on the right would be against that “Buy American” clause.

You may consider it bad, but I guarantee there’s more than one conservative here in the U.S. who’d consider it good.