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I hope you do have that list around when the long term effect come to roost, so you can see just how wrong your doomsday predictions were. |
I don't think a president is really ever on vacation in a true sense. He still has daily breifings. I am sure more than once per day. He still is making decisions. The business of a nation never pauses.
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Even George Will, on This Week (sans George Stephanopoulus this time) said that it was unnecessary for the pres to run back to DC whenever anything happened, such as the recent terrorist incident. He still conducts business, he wasn't out of touch...to run back would have been "what the terrorists want" with the doomsday OMG look what they did knee-jerk response. Those kinds of reactions are counter-productive. If he had run back, then went back to join his family, I'm sure we would have heard all about the wasted plane gas and such.
The same things concerning vacations were said about G-dub. It's old news and people who have any clue how things work don't typically bring it up as a way to cast aspersions on the president. |
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Bush? "Add them to my fruit salad but why do they call them blackberries when they arent black." Sadly, the Secret Service thought that Obama using a Blackberry posed security risks and has taken it away. But not before we caught a glimpse of a few e-mails and text messages: http://g-ecx.images-amazon.com/image...ized_small.jpg http://g-ecx.images-amazon.com/image...ized_small.jpg http://g-ecx.images-amazon.com/image...ized_small.jpg |
HAHAHAHA Those are great - Where is the one from Pelosi???
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Funny Redux! I want to see some more!
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Oh it's true! oh it's so ..wrong yet right. A great gag gift for someone's birthday. *skeeming* humm someone's birthday is coming up I think it would make him laugh. Thanks red |
The ones from Bush and Clinton are great!
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Thanks classic. :)
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WASHINGTON – President Barack Obama told banks Thursday they should pay a new tax to recoup the cost of bailing out foundering firms at the height of the financial crisis. "We want our money back," he said.
The tax, which would require congressional approval, would last at least 10 years and generate about $90 billion over the decade, according to administration estimates. "If these companies are in good enough shape to afford massive bonuses, they are surely in good enough shape to afford paying back every penny to taxpayers," Obama said. Advisers believe the administration can make an argument that banks should tap their bonus pools for the fee instead of passing the cost on to consumers. The proposed 0.15 percent tax on the liabilities of large financial institutions would apply only to those companies with assets of more than $50 billion — a group estimated at about 50. Administration officials estimate that 60 percent of the revenue would come from the 10 biggest ones. WOW |
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