If his first 100 days of being president are anything like my 100 days in second grade, Obama brought in 100 Cheerios or pennies in a baggie to count with everyone.
Just within the last week, the local university allowed this invitation via listserv:
Greetings,
On behalf of the Young Americans for Liberty, you are cordially invited to a free public film screening of, "The Obama Deception."
This 90 minute documentary takes a compelling look at the beginning of President Obama's new administration, its adherence to campaign promises, and coping with the legacy of eight years of George W. Bush.
Much of the film focuses on the influence of Wall St. and the captains of finance, especially the Federal Reserve System, in American politics and the Presidency.
This film is not partisan and seeks to unravel the superficial two-party system.
Oh, really? Not partial? Then why is the title a reference to one person's deception, and not the props, beams, bolts, and screws that make (made) such deception possible?
Hard to believe Alex Jones was ever taken seriously.
With all due respect, considering that Obama wants TV time for his first-100-days press conference, he DOES think it's a big deal, so why shouldn't the people who cover his administration? You're criticizing the media for paying special attention to something that the person they are covering wants special attention for.
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Won't investigate torture because some Democrats (like Pelosi were complicit in it)
Spends trillions of dollars on useless stuff that may or may not stimulate anything except the crony friends that got him elected.
Bows to foreign monarchs.
Tell our friends and enemies abroad the U.S. is wrong, shows amazing weakness.
Bails out banks and other institutions while regulars Joe's suffer.
Fuck Obama. That's all I have to say.
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That's all I have to say.
Somehow I doubt that.
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Or am I confusing that with his first 9 months right up to 9/2001?
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Greetings,
On behalf of the Young Americans for Liberty, you are cordially invited to a free public film screening of, "The Obama Deception."
This 90 minute documentary takes a compelling look at the beginning of President Obama's new administration, its adherence to campaign promises, and coping with the legacy of eight years of George W. Bush.
Much of the film focuses on the influence of Wall St. and the captains of finance, especially the Federal Reserve System, in American politics and the Presidency.
This film is not partisan and seeks to unravel the superficial two-party system.
Oh, really? Not partial? Then why is the title a reference to one person's deception, and not the props, beams, bolts, and screws that make (made) such deception possible?
Hard to believe Alex Jones was ever taken seriously.
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04/24/09