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Obama's speech on the Libyan conflict vs. the facts
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Once again Obama speaks but doesnt listen. Congress told him he had to explain in full detail the reason for going to Libya and outline the goals and exit strategy. He failed miserably. So here is a comparison of what he said vs. the facts.

http://news.yahoo.com/s/ap/20110329/ap_o...NoZWNraG93

Also the video of his speech: http://www.examiner.com/political-buzz-i...eech-video
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#2
lf> no political discussion rule
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Sarah Wrote:lf> no political discussion rule

Pretty much this. Just as bad as religion.
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As usual, Democrats think he explained well enough but Republicans think he failed miserably.

http://www.washingtonpost.com/politics/2...story.html

'Course I wonder the U.N. will do about the Ivory Coast.

P.S.: You spelled speech wrong.
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Corn Wrote:As usual, Democrats think he explained well enough but Republicans think he failed miserably.

http://www.washingtonpost.com/politics/2...story.html

'Course I wonder the U.N. will do about the Ivory Coast.

P.S.: You spelled speech wrong.

Ofcourse his own party is going to say that he explained it well enough, thats a given. While he did explain some things he left out that much more. If you listen to the speech (thanks for the chatch by the way) he made some claims that have not been backed up and as many of the people here love to see proof, so do I. He didnt do that. That is where he failed and thus part of the reason I dont believe we even belong there.

I too wonder about the Ivory Coast as well as Yemen, Bahrain, Syria and several other nations in that area that have similar if not worse things going on than what is happening in Libya.
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kanevaldier Wrote:Ofcourse his own party is going to say that he explained it well enough, thats a given. While he did explain some things he left out that much more. If you listen to the speech (thanks for the chatch by the way) he made some claims that have not been backed up and as many of the people here love to see proof, so do I. He didnt do that. That is where he failed and thus part of the reason I dont believe we even belong there.

Well of course his opposing party is going to say he DIDN'T explain it well enough, THAT'S a given. This is not an acceptable argument Tongue

P.S. You spelled catch wrong.
PPS. You're an idiot.
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Sarah Wrote:lf> no political discussion rule

Seriously. Just stop it all.
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Rick Wrote:Well of course his opposing party is going to say he DIDN'T explain it well enough, THAT'S a given. This is not an acceptable argument Tongue

P.S. You spelled catch wrong.
PPS. You're an idiot.
Is there a topic that he posts in that you don't attack him?
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ImagineAll Wrote:Is there a topic that he posts in that you don't attack him?

Sadly no. I guess it just makes him feel better about himself. I dont really pay him any attention anyway. He is just trying to bait me into an argument and I am smarter than that. Just ignore his comments like I do....lol.
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#10
If I were unjustified I'd stop, but his arguments are nothing but stupid and fuelled by little but his hatred for Obama. And I'm not alone in my views.
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Rick Wrote:If I were unjustified I'd stop, but his arguments are nothing but stupid and fuelled by little but his hatred for Obama. And I'm not alone in my views.

I'm normally not one to add fuel into a fire, but what arguments? Seriously though, I was hoping you'd drop the ad hominem, it's bad for your Sp health.
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#12
It could all be avoided anyway if there was a 'no political discussion' rule.
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PurePanacea Wrote:It could all be avoided anyway if there was a 'no political discussion' rule.

Name one thing that someone could post in "Current Events" that could not be political or turn political. You can't.
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#14
Cats. We need more cats.
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Rick Wrote:If I were unjustified I'd stop, but his arguments are nothing but stupid and fuelled by little but his hatred for Obama. And I'm not alone in my views.

I'm here to say keep up the hate. I'm standing by ready to derail yet another kanevaldier thread.

Also where is jamie.kuroswa (sp) i would pay large sums to see an arguement between these two. Or swordstaker. Kane, go bash evans just write a post about obama then replace all the obamas with evan or dragon d'ouche and put it in the evan section. I will give you money.

As far as actually being on topic goes, The one thing everyone should take from this (sub-par) topic is that bicameral systems are clearly broken and undemocratic. But that's ok, the USA is a republic anyway. Hurrah!1!!
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Sarah Wrote:lf> no political discussion rule

I read this like 10 times and it made no sense to me. "if greater than no political discussion rule"
I had to read down to realize it was "looking for no political discussion rule."

Anyways, I don't think he has any power to be in Libya. Just like Bush and many presidents before him he has went to war without actually declaring war. In 2007 Obama said he didn't believe the government had the power to militarily intervene anywhere without congressional approval or if a country was an immediate threat to the United States. Libya is not an immediate threat to the United States and congress has not declared war on Libya, therefore we should not be militarily involved in Libya. Just because America has the ability to police the world doesn't mean we should be doing so.
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Cancambo Wrote:I read this like 10 times and it made no sense to me. "if greater than no political discussion rule"
I had to read down to realize it was "looking for no political discussion rule."

Anyways, I don't think he has any power to be in Libya. Just like Bush and many presidents before him he has went to war without actually declaring war. In 2007 Obama said he didn't believe the government had the power to militarily intervene anywhere without congressional approval or if a country was an immediate threat to the United States. Libya is not an immediate threat to the United States and congress has not declared war on Libya, therefore we should not be militarily involved in Libya. Just because America has the ability to police the world doesn't mean we should be doing so.

Thusly it is "unconstitutional" of him to be doing exactly just that.
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ImagineAll Wrote:Is there a topic that he posts in that you don't attack him?

Is there a topic he posts in that he doesn't attack Obama?
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Fiel Wrote:Name one thing that someone could post in "Current Events" that could not be political or turn political. You can't.

Fair enough.

It just gets old after a while.
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Cancambo Wrote:I read this like 10 times and it made no sense to me. "if greater than no political discussion rule"
I had to read down to realize it was "looking for no political discussion rule."

Anyways, I don't think he has any power to be in Libya. Just like Bush and many presidents before him he has went to war without actually declaring war. In 2007 Obama said he didn't believe the government had the power to militarily intervene anywhere without congressional approval or if a country was an immediate threat to the United States. Libya is not an immediate threat to the United States and congress has not declared war on Libya, therefore we should not be militarily involved in Libya. Just because America has the ability to police the world doesn't mean we should be doing so.

You are exactly right on the money. Thats one of the issues I have with Obama. I am glad to see others seeing the same thing.

Stereo Wrote:Is there a topic he posts in that he doesn't attack Obama?

Yes I do, several in fact. I have also started threads that have nothing to do with the man.
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