reefraff
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Originally Posted by braydonosu
http:///forum/post/3218405
I like to stick as close to the middle as possible when it comes to politics (although I am a registered rebublican), but last night was pretty bad. It seemed like The Prez went out of his way to play the blame game - his campaign centered around change we can believe in, but it's still the same old Washington - Blame the last guy. The best part for me was the last time he talked about the inherited budget deficit, the cameras zoomed over to McCain and you could read his lips "Blame Bush." The entire speech last night consisted of blaming the previous administration, throwing republicans, media, sup court... under the bus, and a whole lotta campaigning to get the dems back on his side.
I did like how he challenged anyone to present him a better option for healthcare reform. I think we all agree that something needs to be done, just not everything that the congress is proposing.
To me, the worst thing The Prez did was call out the media talking heads for stating talking points and skewed info rather than the facts, then he turned around and told the Republicans to not be the "Party of NO".
Republicans have been presenting him better ideas on health care for a year but his chums Harry and Nancy wont allow them to be voted on.
http:///forum/post/3218405
I like to stick as close to the middle as possible when it comes to politics (although I am a registered rebublican), but last night was pretty bad. It seemed like The Prez went out of his way to play the blame game - his campaign centered around change we can believe in, but it's still the same old Washington - Blame the last guy. The best part for me was the last time he talked about the inherited budget deficit, the cameras zoomed over to McCain and you could read his lips "Blame Bush." The entire speech last night consisted of blaming the previous administration, throwing republicans, media, sup court... under the bus, and a whole lotta campaigning to get the dems back on his side.
I did like how he challenged anyone to present him a better option for healthcare reform. I think we all agree that something needs to be done, just not everything that the congress is proposing.
To me, the worst thing The Prez did was call out the media talking heads for stating talking points and skewed info rather than the facts, then he turned around and told the Republicans to not be the "Party of NO".
Republicans have been presenting him better ideas on health care for a year but his chums Harry and Nancy wont allow them to be voted on.