Presidential Address to Congress: Your Reactions.

[Skadrist]

All in all a good speech.

[Cody Nelson]

I didn't watch, I just want to tear apart your terrible spelling. Presedential? Haha, sorry. I'm an asshole, I know.

[Skadrist]

I didn't watch, I just want to tear apart your terrible spelling. Presedential? Haha, sorry. I'm an asshole, I know.


woops

[coreysetfail]

adress hahaha.

[xshady121]

I don't think one word is spelled or is grammatically correct in your title.

No wonder you liked it.

[MidCal]

Wow, a 21 year old that spells like a middle schooler. America is fucked.

[saysmydoctor]

I don't think one word is spelled or is grammatically correct in your title.

No wonder you liked it.
I bet you think you're clever, but fortunately I'm here to correct that impression.

[Loch_Doun]

blah blah blah your spelling sucks blah blah blah...

[Jason Tate]

Very good speech.

[Justin_stacy]

I don't think one word is spelled or is grammatically correct in your title.

No wonder you liked it.

:lol:

[J.C.]

Barry laid that shit down real proper-like.

[SLOWPOKE LOPEZ]

Barry laid that shit down real proper-like.

i guess so, if you'd call this "proper-like."

http://news.yahoo.com/s/ap/20090225/ap_on_go_pr_wh/fact_check_obama

[Lueda Alia]

I don't think one word is spelled or is grammatically correct in your title.

No wonder you liked it.
That makes a lot of sense.

[xshady121]

i guess so, if you'd call this "proper-like."

http://news.yahoo.com/s/ap/20090225/ap_on_go_pr_wh/fact_check_obama

Typical.

[wrppdarndyrfngr]

Alot of the "Facts" section in that article could really be called "opinion"

[wrppdarndyrfngr]

I liked the speech.

I loved the little digs on the bush administrations economic actions

Way too many clapping breaks; let the man talk

[J.C.]

i guess so, if you'd call this "proper-like."

http://news.yahoo.com/s/ap/20090225/ap_on_go_pr_wh/fact_check_obama

I can't believe I took the time to read through that garbage. Do me a favor and just post your own opinion next time. I know coming up with an original opinion will be difficult, but it'll benefit us both.

[asmolitor]

i didn't know fact check elaborated on future policy potential. half of that was just reducing expectations by matter of opinion.

[SLOWPOKE LOPEZ]

ok so its an opinion. a rational, reasonable, educated opinion.
but what about it is wrong? specifically, what about the article do you disagree with and why?
i know you like the man. i know his plans sound awesome. but you have to balance that with reality and be reasonable. thats all the article did.

and funny how fact check was basicly considered the bible to everyone when it took apart john mccain's words. when used on obama's, its a 'garbage' opinion.

[J.C.]

ok so its an opinion. a rational, reasonable, educated opinion.
but what about it is wrong? specifically, what about the article do you disagree with and why?
i know you like the man. i know his plans sound awesome. but you have to balance that with reality and be reasonable. thats all the article did.

and funny how fact check was basicly considered the bible to everyone when it took apart john mccain's words. when used on obama's, its a 'garbage' opinion.

It was garbage because it was nitpicking that missed the point in each instance. Whether the price of oil peaked in 2005 or 2009 wasn't pivotal to Obama's argument. The time period is the same in the scheme of what he was talking about.

Nor does anybody care if the automobile was actually invented in Germany in the 1880s or in the US a decade later. The industry was built here.

Then there were a few 'facts' that were complete tangents to what Obama was talking about. Example:


OBAMA: "Regulations were gutted for the sake of a quick profit at the expense of a healthy market. People bought homes they knew they couldn't afford from banks and lenders who pushed those bad loans anyway. And all the while, critical debates and difficult decisions were put off for some other time on some other day."

THE FACTS: This may be so, but it isn't only Republicans who pushed for deregulation of the financial industries...

What kind of friggin' counterpoint is that? "You're right, but you shouldn't have placed blame solely on the Republicans, eventhough you didn't ever actually place blame solely on the Republicans."

And believe it or not, the article even manages to get lazier than the last example:

OBAMA: "We have already identified $2 trillion in savings over the next decade."

THE FACTS: Although 10-year projections are common in government, they don't mean much...

Brilliant.

[TheJuntster]

My speech watching experience was put to a halt when my roommate said that Paul Mooney's smile is better than Joe Biden. we all know you can't beat Biden's smile.

[J.C.]

I got a thang for Joey B.

http://www.delawareonline.com/blogs/uploaded_images/Democratic-Convention_Corm(3)-730990.JPG

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[gcmaniac]

I liked Obama's speech. But Jinal...I hate that guy. I could care less about GOP embarrasment, but he represents Louisiana too. That rebuttal was lame.

[WarpSpeedChewy]

I got a thang for Joey B.

http://www.delawareonline.com/blogs/uploaded_images/Democratic-Convention_Corm(3)-730990.JPG

nh

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