We're going to miss Obama

[fuelair]

First you speak of Trump, and then of someone with substance.

The non sequitur is very confusing.

Not an unusual occurrence when Mal beckons.........

 

[MikeG]

........I would allow my family to interbreed with his.

Allow? ALLOW! What century do you live in? You meant condone, I hope.

 

[ThunderChunky]

Obama turned out to be surprisingly decent, although he was lauded by the world before he ever did anything, like with the nobel prize. Probably because everyone was happy that Bush was gone and that Palin was not a heartbeat away from the office.. Clinton will basically be a continuation so I don't think he will be missed that much. Probably republicans will miss him as a way to sleight Clinton.

 

[uke2se]

I'll miss knowing there's a reasonable person in the White House, unless Clinton is elected. In that case, I'll simply look back at his administration as a rational force pushing against the irrationality in Congress.

 

[applecorped]

Rose tint on the glasses is getting thicker

 

[Giz]

Obama is probably going to go into deep strategy and continue his intellectual development and get involved with security and peacemaking.

Sounds great! If only whoever was president when the Arab spring failed, Libya turned to chaos and the Islamic state emerged had done that.

 

[Wolrab]

Muslim Kings the world over will miss his bows.

 

[MikeG]

Muslim Kings the world over will miss his bows.

I'm not aware of many Muslim kings. Could you give us some names?

 

[thaiboxerken]

Sounds great! If only whoever was president when the Arab spring failed, Libya turned to chaos and the Islamic state emerged had done that.

The implication being? Oh that's right, we should be in war with Libya and Egypt as well according to conservative ideology.

 

[PursuedByABear]

It's funny how a group of people can see a great man where others see a dishonest, wimpy, divisive, economy ruining laughing stock of the world.

However, things could get even worse, I'll give ya that.

The fact that you believe Obama is the "laughing stock of the world" is staggering. Absolutely staggering.

Even if you think he should be; it's amazing you can be so ill informed as to believe he is.

 

[quadraginta]

The fact that you believe Obama is the "laughing stock of the world" is staggering. Absolutely staggering.

Even if you think he should be; it's amazing you can be so ill informed as to believe he is.

He's talking about what he believes.

It isn't important to him that it's not what the rest of the world believes.

 

[fagin]

Obama is one of the few, perhaps the only, world leader I could see being good company over a few beers in the pub.

 

[Aepervius]

It's funny how a group of people can see a great man where others see a dishonest, wimpy, divisive, economy ruining laughing stock of the world.

However, things could get even worse, I'll give ya that.

Economy ruining is quite a lie I would say. But I am betting in the end it is a question of perception.

But laughing stock of the world ?

if you want laughng stock of the world I give you cruz and trump, both for various reason.
You know what we do at the cantine ? We ask ourselves how the world most powerful democraty can get such backward idiots as "electable" candidate.

And don't get me oin Bush either where most of the world probably asked the US "why ? Why did you elect him a second time ?".

 

[thaiboxerken]

But laughing stock of the world ?

It is a rather pathetic assertion, isn't it? I wonder if they believe their lies actually will be accepted as fact here.

 

[MikeG]

.......And don't get me oin Bush either where most of the world probably asked the US "why ? Why did you elect him a second time ?".

Nah, you didn't even manage that. You managed to elect him once, and appoint him once.

 

[sunmaster14]

I'm not aware of many Muslim kings. Could you give us some names?

Saudi Arabia has a king. As does Jordan, Bahrain, and Morocco. Not sure if Obama got around to bowing to those other guys, but he did bow to the Saudi one.

 

[NoahFence]

Saudi Arabia has a king. As does Jordan, Bahrain, and Morocco. Not sure if Obama got around to bowing to those other guys, but he did bow to the Saudi one.

When in Rome....

Why do you republicans have so much trouble with the concept?

 

[NoahFence]

Maybe the issue isn't the President. Maybe it's the black president?

 

[sunmaster14]

Maybe the issue isn't the President. Maybe it's the black president?

[qimg]http://www.internationalskeptics.com/forums/picture.php?albumid=1270&pictureid=10703[/qimg]

Do you really think the only difference between those two pictures is the color of the President's skin? Really?

 

[The Don]

Obama is one of the few, perhaps the only, world leader I could see being good company over a few beers in the pub.

Maybe David Cameron but then you'd have find a way to get his kids home......