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And he was allegedly a Con Law professor.


Yeah, I bet. Con-niving, con-ceited, con-trarian...


He was a visiting guest lecturer when the truth came out- not on the faculty.

Lying sack of schit POTUS


Then that makes him somewhat of a CONfidence man.


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Originally Posted by TooDogs
"Has Obama himself ever fired a gun? Yes, he says, he and others shoot skeet frequently at the president's Maryland retreat, Camp David."

Wonder who's shotgun he uses? Think he owns one? Who are the others?

BTW, I see Obama as the president of Blame. Can't recall him ever acknowledging responsibility.
t he has fired a gun a glock even held sideways above the head while holding his balls and cussing out the target , but wait that might have been in Kenya while getting ready to become a US ni**er

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Obama hasn't given up the fight. There has been no disavowing of his statements desiring an AWB.


Remember, Obummer is a lame-duck NIGPOTUS: he can do whatever he wants to do, he's got his lifetime pension and SS protection, he'll leave congressional Demonrats to deal with the voters' wrath no matter what the fallout from his anti-gun communist BS. He has also successfully diverted all attention from the Fast & Furious fiasco, and he's diverted all inquiry into the Benghazi embassy clusterphuck. Obummer is going to get maximum mileage out of his anti-gun rhetoric and he doesn't care about the fate of America, he won't see any of us from his beach-front compound in Hawaii when he leaves the White House.

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Don't believe it. Remember how we were all told that Romney had the election in the bag? Don't let your guard down, folks. They are going to try to slip in a "compromise" version of the law if you don't hold your Congressman's feet to the fire.

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Originally Posted by watch4bear


Asking greedy Wall Street types to short sell a stock that is going nowhere but up short term seems more like desperation than astute political maneuvering.

BOA was already giving gun makers grief. Google the McMillan/BOA mixup.

The antis were forced to play this hand at a bad time and are going to give it their best shot. That being said, the timing is very bad for them and is better for us.

What could they do? They already ignored the Aurora Shootings because the internal polling (the accurate polling the public never sees) told them it was a very bad play during the election.

Ignore another �crisis� (Sandy Hook) and the base is uberpissed and you need a simply monumental next �crisis� to get the public on your side.

This is why I never buy into the �conspiracy tin foil hat crap�. The timing for this push is all wrong for the Banners. They got dealt a bad hand on this �crisis� but have been forced to play it.

It is going to cost them with very little upside.

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BO lipspeaks compromise, yet there is no compromise in any initiatives he's accomplished.

Affordable Care Act is a shining star example.


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Let's hope the timing is on the right side.

A few more manufactured crisis will be used to his favor.

The electorate has been so dumbed down I have little hope for a turn in course for our nation.

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Asking greedy Wall Street types to short sell a stock that is going nowhere but up short term seems more like desperation than astute political maneuvering.

BOA was already giving gun makers grief. Google the McMillan/BOA mixup.

The antis were forced to play this hand at a bad time and are going to give it their best shot. That being said, the timing is very bad for them and is better for us.

What could they do? They already ignored the Aurora Shootings because the internal polling (the accurate polling the public never sees) told them it was a very bad play during the election.

Ignore another �crisis� (Sandy Hook) and the base is uberpissed and you need a simply monumental next �crisis� to get the public on your side.

This is why I never buy into the �conspiracy tin foil hat crap�. The timing for this push is all wrong for the Banners. They got dealt a bad hand on this �crisis� but have been forced to play it.

It is going to cost them with very little upside.

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"Senate Majority Harry Reid and House Minority Leader Nancy Pelosi, are �willing to buck the more absolutist-wing elements in our party to try to get stuff done.�

WTF!! Pelosi IS an "absolutionist left wing element".


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Originally Posted by TooDogs
BO lipspeaks compromise, yet there is no compromise in any initiatives he's accomplished.

Affordable Care Act is a shining star example.


Hmmmm. Interesting as the only gun related legislation I am aware of he signed now says it be OKEE DOKEE for me to pack a pistol in Yellowstone Park. Prior to such the Park Service took a very dim view to pistol packin citizens.

Seems to me we can beat his agenda on this issue if we stick together and play it smart.

He ain�t �God� nor is he elected for life.


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Where's the resident cck suckers always telling us that there is no difference between the parties?

If there were no difference, the alleged 6 Dem Senators and slim majority in the house wouldn't mean d!ck.

Americans better realize the GOP isn't perfect, but it's the only damned party that matters, still comprised of people that actually respect the constitution and what it stands for.



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Excellent, but I would amend by removing the word "governments" and replace with the word "politicians".


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Originally Posted by RISJR
Obama suggests Republicans unwilling to compromise in gun control debate


Published January 27, 2013
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President Obama is suggesting that House Republicans on the issue of gun control appear neither willing to work with him nor listen to the American public on the issue.

�The House Republican majority is made up mostly of members who are in sharply gerrymandered districts that are very safely Republican and may not feel compelled to pay attention to broad-based public opinion, because what they're really concerned about is the opinions of their specific Republican constituencies,� the president said in an interview with The New Republic.

Obama also said he can get 50 percent of public support for many of his upcoming initiatives, but �I can't get enough votes out of the House of Representatives to actually get something passed. � I think there is still shock on the part of some in the party that I won re-election.�

The president said he has a profound respect for the traditions of hunting that date back for generations.

He said that moving forward on the topic means understanding that the realities of guns in urban areas are very different from the realities of guns in rural areas.

He said it's understandable that people are protective of their family traditions when it comes to hunting so �gun-control advocates also need to do �a little more listening than they do sometimes� in the debate.

The interview appears in the Feb. 11 issue of The New Republic.

Obama also said one of the biggest factors in the gun-control debate will be how it is shaped by the media.

�If a Republican member of Congress is not punished on Fox News or by Rush Limbaugh for working with a Democrat on a bill of common interest, then you�ll see more of them doing it,� he said. �I think John Boehner genuinely wanted to get a deal done, but it was hard to do in part because his caucus is more conservative probably than most Republican leaders are, and partly because he is vulnerable to attack for compromising Republican principles and working with Obama.�

The president argued that �the more left-leaning media outlets recognize that compromise is not a dirty word� and that party leaders, including Senate Majority Harry Reid and House Minority Leader Nancy Pelosi, are �willing to buck the more absolutist-wing elements in our party to try to get stuff done.�

Has Obama himself ever fired a gun? Yes, he says, he and others shoot skeet frequently at the president's Maryland retreat, Camp David.

The president also said much of the challenge in Washington is to make Americans feel that national politics is indeed connected to their day-to-day realities.

�And that�s not an unjustifiable view,� he said. So everything we do combines both a legislative strategy with a broad-based communications and outreach strategy to get people engaged and involved, so that it�s not Washington over here and the rest of America over there.�


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Originally Posted by Barkoff
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Obama suggests Republicans unwilling to compromise in gun control debate


Published January 27, 2013
FoxNews.com

President Obama is suggesting that House Republicans on the issue of gun control appear neither willing to work with him nor listen to the American public on the issue.

�The House Republican majority is made up mostly of members who are in sharply gerrymandered districts that are very safely Republican and may not feel compelled to pay attention to broad-based public opinion, because what they're really concerned about is the opinions of their specific Republican constituencies,� the president said in an interview with The New Republic.

Obama also said he can get 50 percent of public support for many of his upcoming initiatives, but �I can't get enough votes out of the House of Representatives to actually get something passed. � I think there is still shock on the part of some in the party that I won re-election.�

The president said he has a profound respect for the traditions of hunting that date back for generations.

He said that moving forward on the topic means understanding that the realities of guns in urban areas are very different from the realities of guns in rural areas.

He said it's understandable that people are protective of their family traditions when it comes to hunting so �gun-control advocates also need to do �a little more listening than they do sometimes� in the debate.

The interview appears in the Feb. 11 issue of The New Republic.

Obama also said one of the biggest factors in the gun-control debate will be how it is shaped by the media.

�If a Republican member of Congress is not punished on Fox News or by Rush Limbaugh for working with a Democrat on a bill of common interest, then you�ll see more of them doing it,� he said. �I think John Boehner genuinely wanted to get a deal done, but it was hard to do in part because his caucus is more conservative probably than most Republican leaders are, and partly because he is vulnerable to attack for compromising Republican principles and working with Obama.�

The president argued that �the more left-leaning media outlets recognize that compromise is not a dirty word� and that party leaders, including Senate Majority Harry Reid and House Minority Leader Nancy Pelosi, are �willing to buck the more absolutist-wing elements in our party to try to get stuff done.�

Has Obama himself ever fired a gun? Yes, he says, he and others shoot skeet frequently at the president's Maryland retreat, Camp David.

The president also said much of the challenge in Washington is to make Americans feel that national politics is indeed connected to their day-to-day realities.

�And that�s not an unjustifiable view,� he said. So everything we do combines both a legislative strategy with a broad-based communications and outreach strategy to get people engaged and involved, so that it�s not Washington over here and the rest of America over there.�


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Originally Posted by Foxbat
Where's the resident cck suckers always telling us that there is no difference between the parties?

If there were no difference, the alleged 6 Dem Senators and slim majority in the house wouldn't mean d!ck.

Americans better realize the GOP isn't perfect, but it's the only damned party that matters, still comprised of people that actually respect the constitution and what it stands for.



I find that the people who say both parties are the same are often people who don't vote. When somebody whines about politicians but doesn't vote, I tell them to go cry to somebody else.

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I love his complaint that Republican senators are not willing to compromise, because they are paying too much attention to the desires of their constituency....

what a concept... the Friggin DumbocRATS ought to try that one...


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Well, of COURSE it's the GOP's fault.. What kills me is they're doing nothing about it.. Since they're to be blamed for everything from nuclear fallout to moldy bread, WHY NOT EARN the blame???

FIND SOME CAJONES, fer chrissakes..

They got NUTHIN'....


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Excellent, but I would amend by removing the word "governments" and replace with the word "politicians".
I'd replace government with the state.

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