It's About Liberty: A Conservative Forum
Topics => Politics/Legislation/Elections => Topic started by: IronDioPriest on March 07, 2011, 12:24:59 PM
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::facepalm:: ::angry:: ::gaah::
Why must genteel Republicans... exist on the same plane as ordinary human beings? Why allow yourself to be used in this way JEB unless you are in agreement with Obama's agenda?
From urbanskishow.com... (http://www.urbanskishow.com)
Obama gets image enhancement... from Jeb Bush (http://www.urbanskishow.com/b/Obama-Gets-Image-Enhancement-From-Jeb-Bush/41129979733177912.html)
Sleeping with the enemy. Or at least standing next to him.
From NYT: [blockquote]President Obama, road-testing his new message of bipartisan cooperation here on Friday, promoted his education agenda with Jeb Bush, the former Republican governor, and then used his first stump speech of the 2012 season to call on Democrats to "find common ground."
Florida will be a critical state for Mr. Obama in 2012, and Mr. Obama used his visit here to continue his effort to reposition himself toward the political center. But while he has tried to remain above the political fray in Washington, employing the classic Rose Garden strategy here in Florida seemed a bit trickier.
His appearance with Mr. Bush seemed awkward at best. And his strikingly nonpartisan campaign speech, at back-to-back fund-raisers for Senator Bill Nelson of Florida, and other Democrats, left some in his party a bit puzzled.[/blockquote]
More @ NYT... (http://www.nytimes.com/2011/03/05/us/politics/05obama.html)
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Who believes Duh Wun's image has been "enhanced" by Jeb Bush? Bush damaged his own "image"; the nope side of his Republican nominee-ledger just keeps getting longer and longer, IMO. He's just another Ruling Class-er.
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Ok.....Does obama believe he received an image enhancement from Jeb or does Jeb believe it?
My opinion is both took an image hit.
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I know what you guys are saying, and I don't disagree. But the fact remains that Jeb Bush was a politically successful Republican governor - very well-liked in Florida - and is the brother of a former Republican president, as well as the son of a former Republican president.
That resume might not mean squat to us, but to the casual observer in the general electorate, he's assisting Obama to appear like a bi-partisan moderate.
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Which calls into question motive. Why would any Republican be interested in doing anything that help Obama? It used to be that you could plausibly say it's a case of putting the country first, but with this President it should be obvious that anything that helps him hurts the country.
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Which calls into question motive. Why would any Republican be interested in doing anything that help Obama? It used to be that you could plausibly say it's a case of putting the country first, but with this President it should be obvious that anything that helps him hurts the country.
New World Order?
::foilhathelicopter::
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Old world stupid!
Retarded, completely retarded. Why would anyone bother doing anything that would lend the least amount of credibility to such a discredited President?
Something stinks.
Usually when something stinks, something needs to be thrown out, and liberal use of disinfectant used to cleans the entire area!
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The rot starts at the head.
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The Bush family destroyed the momentum of the Reagan Revolution. They set back the conservative cause by at least 20 years. Look at the opportunity Bush the Elder had. He was elected because people wanted a continuation of Reagan policies, but he had to go and try to fix something that wasn't broken with all that "kindler, gentler" nonsense.