President Obama!
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UpstateNYUPSer(Ret)
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Re: Obamanomics
How many times are you planning on posting the same video? I stopped counting at 4.
How many times are you planning on posting the same video? I stopped counting at 4.
moreluck
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Re: Obamanomics
Watch out people, the Video Vice Squad is on scene......................it's amazing the time you have to patrol everybody here.
Babagounj
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Re: Obamanation here today
Gee, TOS must've gotten her numbers from a "butt poll".....................because these #'s arent 50 % like TOS claims........
December 28, 2011 @ 12:41 pm | [h=2]WSJ Poll: Obama’s Approval Rating Among His Base Support Groups Has Tanked…
Via Newsmax:
Gee, TOS must've gotten her numbers from a "butt poll".....................because these #'s arent 50 % like TOS claims........
December 28, 2011 @ 12:41 pm | [h=2]WSJ Poll: Obama’s Approval Rating Among His Base Support Groups Has Tanked…
Via Newsmax:
President Barack Obama’s approval rating has dropped among his key 2008 voting blocks, and “a generic Republican” leads him in the polls, The Wall Street Journal says on its opinion pages.
A Dec. 15 article by The National Journal — “Where Obama Has Slipped” — Ron Brownstein writes:
“Obama’s approval rating is now 12 percentage points lower than his 2008 share of the vote among young adults (age 18-29); 11 points lower among African Americans; and 10 points among college-educated white women. . . . compared to his 2008 showing, he’s tumbled 14 percentage points among independents, another group that provided him a narrow majority of its votes last time.
[Among] upper-middle-income families earning between $75,000 and $100,000 annually . . . he’s dropped from 51 percent of the vote with them to 44 percent approval
A Dec. 15 article by The National Journal — “Where Obama Has Slipped” — Ron Brownstein writes:
“Obama’s approval rating is now 12 percentage points lower than his 2008 share of the vote among young adults (age 18-29); 11 points lower among African Americans; and 10 points among college-educated white women. . . . compared to his 2008 showing, he’s tumbled 14 percentage points among independents, another group that provided him a narrow majority of its votes last time.
[Among] upper-middle-income families earning between $75,000 and $100,000 annually . . . he’s dropped from 51 percent of the vote with them to 44 percent approval
Lue C Fur
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moreluck
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Re: Obamanation here today
Again, here's the Real Clear poll that you use.....still not 50% today!!! Maybe you should wish upon a star!
I see 48 and I see 44....neither of which is 50 like you claimed !!!
Again, here's the Real Clear poll that you use.....still not 50% today!!! Maybe you should wish upon a star!
moreluck
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Re: Obamanation here today
So how come he's been in campaign mode since Gabby Giffords got shot????
moreluck
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Re: Obamanation here today
"Obama's approval rating is now 12 percentage points lower than his 2008 share of the vote among young adults (age 18-29); 11 points lower among African Americans; and 10 points among college-educated white women… Compared to his 2008 showing, he's tumbled 14 percentage points among independents, another group that provided him a narrow majority of its votes last time. [Among] upper middle-income families earning between $75,000 and $100,000 annually…. he's dropped from 51 percent of the vote with them to 44 percent approval."
President Obama's Slip - WSJ.com
The independents have all but abandoned Buck.
"Obama's approval rating is now 12 percentage points lower than his 2008 share of the vote among young adults (age 18-29); 11 points lower among African Americans; and 10 points among college-educated white women… Compared to his 2008 showing, he's tumbled 14 percentage points among independents, another group that provided him a narrow majority of its votes last time. [Among] upper middle-income families earning between $75,000 and $100,000 annually…. he's dropped from 51 percent of the vote with them to 44 percent approval."
President Obama's Slip - WSJ.com
moreluck
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moreluck
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Just to clarify: Being photographed at Target or PetSmart is perfectly fine, having their pic taken at a swanky $260 per dinner restaurant is unacceptable.
Via White House Dossier:
Via White House Dossier:
President Obama and Michelle had dinner last night at Honolulu’s famed foodie paradise, Alan Wong’s. [...]
I realize the Obamas are wealthy people, and that wealthy people have the right to drop $260 of their disposable income on chow. But if you’re going to invite Associated Press photographers along to capture your trip to Target and stage photo ops at PetSmart and Best Buy, then I’m going to write about your unpublicized excursion to Alan Wong’s.
I realize the Obamas are wealthy people, and that wealthy people have the right to drop $260 of their disposable income on chow. But if you’re going to invite Associated Press photographers along to capture your trip to Target and stage photo ops at PetSmart and Best Buy, then I’m going to write about your unpublicized excursion to Alan Wong’s.
Diners have been trying to takes pictures of POTUS, only to be chased off by advance staffers.
Since when are people not allowed to take pictures?
UpstateNYUPSer(Ret)
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When the taking of those pictures violates their privacy.
moreluck
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People choose to go into public life, in a public place ..........trade their privacy. Stay at home if you want privacy, Rockstar!
From a debate:
"Public figures seek this status knowing that it will bring attention to their private lives – pop stars, footballers, etc. Constant scrutiny is the price of fame. Many celebrities actively seek media exposure in order to advance their careers, revealing many aspects of their personal lives; once success has been bought in such a fashion it is hypocritical to complain of “press intrusion” into those few aspects the star would prefer to remain hidden."
Private Lives of Public Figures: Debatabase - Debate Topics and Debate Motions
From a debate:
"Public figures seek this status knowing that it will bring attention to their private lives – pop stars, footballers, etc. Constant scrutiny is the price of fame. Many celebrities actively seek media exposure in order to advance their careers, revealing many aspects of their personal lives; once success has been bought in such a fashion it is hypocritical to complain of “press intrusion” into those few aspects the star would prefer to remain hidden."
Private Lives of Public Figures: Debatabase - Debate Topics and Debate Motions
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Babagounj
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Re: Obamanation here today
[h=1]ICE launches hotline for busted immigrants[/h]The hotline, run by the U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement agency, is available 24/7 for detained individuals to phone if they think they “may be U.S. citizens or victims of a crime.”
The purpose of the hotline and other measures, including a new detainer form, are “to ensure that individuals being held by state or local law enforcement on immigration detainers are properly notified about their potential removal from the country and are made aware of their rights.”
IMHO the only "right" they have is to leave.
[h=1]ICE launches hotline for busted immigrants[/h]The hotline, run by the U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement agency, is available 24/7 for detained individuals to phone if they think they “may be U.S. citizens or victims of a crime.”
The purpose of the hotline and other measures, including a new detainer form, are “to ensure that individuals being held by state or local law enforcement on immigration detainers are properly notified about their potential removal from the country and are made aware of their rights.”
IMHO the only "right" they have is to leave.
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