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Re: Obama's speech in Berlin
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OK, you can say that Bush came out of nowhere too, but Bush had connections, that got him into Yale and Harvard and into the TANG , kept him out of the court system, and set him up financially, and he had Karl Rove to organize and direct his campaign. Obama has done it on his own brain power, his chief speech writer is 26 years old, can you even name his campaign manager? The Obama campaign for all the passion and excitement that it's generated is kind of out of the limelight, exactly the way you want a campaign organization to function. Compare this to John McCain, whose campaign has gone broke, violated federal law, and had most of the top guys fired for conflicts of interest. Clearly someone is demonstrating a talent for putting together a successful organization, and making good decisions, and someone else isn't. At first I thought this might be beginners luck, but it just goes on and on and on, leading me to believe it's something called good leadership. Do you think a president should be a good organizer, a strategic thinker and a good decision maker? Because that is part of Obama's short resume. And it's nowhere to be found on John McCain's.
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You got it - greatness is a born quality. As mush as the Elitists would like you to believe otherwise, they would be great leaders if they could only buy intelligence rather then achieve greatness through Ivy league association and nepotism.
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How is he an "academic"? Is it because he uses the occasional big word?
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This is what I was responding to: Quote:
What accomplishments are there?
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Obama said he wasn't there as a Presidential candidate. That's complete and utter bullshit...
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Hillary's resume superseded that. And she lost the nomination. Quite a few Senators are also lawyers. So his law degree is not out of the ordinary. In the end, it is what you bring to the Presidential table, after all of those experiences. Obama brings a half-empty plate, which is equivalent to little job experience. |
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Thank God that the Germans did not let Obama used the Brandenburg Gate. That was Obama's intent. To show that he can walk where "real" President trod.
Can you just imagine the overblown ego that would have resulted from that? |
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Re: Obama's speech in Berlin
What a speech? My question is Why a Speech? Why was it made? I have no idea. He is a junior US Senator, nothing more just yet, what possible reason could be had for giving a speech in front of the German people? he's not President yet, he's not even the official Democratic nominee, he's the presumptive nominee.
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I do not think that anyone bothered telling him. Either that, or he is in total denial. |
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Meantime, just for contrast, what did McCain do today?
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Do you really honestly think that that automatically gives you a better understanding? Obvs?
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Obama is such a tool
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That doesn't magically give him foreign policy experience...
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