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As many of you don't know, I am not nor have I ever been a big Bush supporter but to my mind he is a damned sight better than our current Commander and Chief. In saying this you must know that I love this story:
Bush billboard on I-35: "Miss me yet?" | StarTribune.com
I do believe that the dog who be chilly and the monkey in the space suit will not approve though.
By the way, I will be starting a new group named "The Conservative Thankers" I hope you will join. ( Thanks Lee! )
Not sure what the going rate is for one of those size signs, but I'm sure that those business persons feel that it is well worth it. :)
They are beginning to pop up around the country I hear
You must become a member of "The Conservative Thankers" Control FreakQuote:
Originally Posted by ControlFreak1
Very good.
Thanks Mark.
Where do I sign up.
I do like to think of myself as a thanker, I do try to be full of thanks.
'Giving thanks always for all things unto God and the Father in the name of our Lord Jesus Christ' - Ephesians 5:20
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Rich dog, rich.
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Originally Posted by icedog
Wish to join my new user group Brad?:)Quote:
Originally Posted by icedog
It's pretty obvious that he wants to. :cool:
Trolling a little? :medvl:Quote:
Originally Posted by JMS
I was wondering when this would show up on SRP... Great choice with the photo, too.
That billboard is about 45 minutes from my house. I think it's great and funny.
Chris L
I'm not sure what you mean by trolling but to clarify it is a light hearted poke in the ribs at my friend Brad ...Oh, and also at Blade wielder.Quote:
Originally Posted by xman
I miss the Comedic Fodder he presented. Other than that... well I hope he is enjoying retirement
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Originally Posted by JMS
Oh, so you're Brad's friend. I was wondering who it was.
(Just kidding Brad).
Well, As long as he doesn't start a pointless war somewhere, justified by lies (costing countless lives and a couple trillion dollars), Obama still comes out ahead in my opinion :)Quote:
Originally Posted by JMS
Ya, that's why BHo has the lowest approval ratings of any President and has had at this point in his term than ANY President EVER. A record formerly held by idiot former peanut farmer holocaust denier Jimmy Carter. :)
It is interesting that it was promoted by small business owners.
There are two realities today -- one is that our banking system
almost imploded and the other is that current stimulus plays
favorites.
The news media in their glee was so happy to abuse the
TARP program yet it was necessary to keep the banking
system alive.
The current stimulus plans unlike Reaganonimics plays favorites
and ignores the fact that most people work in or run small businesses.
The banking system is still constipated. Businesses large and small
have trouble maintaining any inventory and their customers suffer.
Housing (real estate of all types) finance regulation was long overdue....
all the financial folk knew it was broken and the bigger money moved
away from it as long as six (or more) years ago. However housing
finance/ refinance flip that house insanity made too many voters happy.
No legislator dared touch it, no mater how irrational the exuberance
was..... the happiness bought too many votes.
Congress in both houses needs to be upset and replaced by folks that
can balance a check book. The recent court rulings regarding
campaign finance as correct as they are under the law will not help, the law needs to be rewritten.
Too man public officials are in the habit of buying your vote
with my dollars and my vote with your dollars. The financial shell
games have got to end.
What was so great about Bush that I should miss him? Is it the 2 senseless ground wars against terrorists who are located everywhere in the world except Iraq and Afghanistan? Is it the fascist laws allowing government intrusion into our lives? Is it the fact that we need a passport to go to Mexico, while the Mexicans come and go as they please? Should I miss him because of the eight years he sat on his ass and watched jobs leave America thru unfair trade agreements, while the 3rd world countries that gained those jobs and the wealth that go with them have knocked America from her hard earned place of prominence? I dont miss him, I dont think I will. But then I am a conservative and not a Republican.
Well thats the whole point you silly boy. The ad is saying "If bush was truly that bad how much worse is Obama? "Quote:
Originally Posted by nun2sharp
Obama is no worse, he is just an extension of past failed policies, a puppet, a figurehead, a failure... just like Bush. Backed and supported by the same puppetmasters.
Well, failed policies for most all of us, but not for a few.Quote:
Originally Posted by nun2sharp
Chris L
OK, I'll take the bait.
I consider myself conservative. I vote that way and have contributed to conservative candidates.
But as far as I'm concerned the Bush years were a freaken horror story. So no I don't miss him. Please pick some other mascot for the conservative cause.
Maybe by the time Obama is done maybe people will figure it out, there are not two parties, only two wings of the same party. Then we may be able to shake off the self serving elitists who have divided us against ourselves and get back to government that looks at the nation as a whole rather than isolated idealists waiting to be manipulated.Quote:
Originally Posted by matt321
Where ever you go there you are.Quote:
Originally Posted by nun2sharp
Funny sign, but the answer is no.
You must be all here, because you're not all there. :)Quote:
Originally Posted by JMS
Trying to start trouble is Mark's idea of "mentoring".Quote:
Originally Posted by xman
Where did you read this?Quote:
Originally Posted by ControlFreak1
Bush had a much lower approval rating.
Which is not surprising since he did such a horrible job.
Yet he was elected twice. Fool me once, shame on - shame on you. Fool me ... - you can't get fooled againQuote:
Originally Posted by NYCshaver
It was, admittedly surprisingly, all over the news.Quote:
Originally Posted by NYCshaver
Ya, that's why according to the Bureau of Labor and Statistics we had 6 years of record low unemployment nationwide.
Whatever. Dream on.
Obama has an approval rating of 44 percent. Bush had a much lower one.Quote:
Originally Posted by ControlFreak1
Feel free to post a link where it was any lower since you claim it was all over the news.
Dream on about what? That Bush did a horrible job? I'd say most of the world would agree with me.
"Miss me yet?"
Not yet. Try me again in ... oh, I'd say 55 years will do for a start. ;)
Meanwhile, do enjoy retirement.
~Rich
NO i don't miss you Bush! He is a large part of the reason we are in the tank today. During the great depression, we didn't spend money to stimulate things. And the economy got much worse, we know that. So Obamas other choice was to spend money to get us out. Damed if he do damned if he don't. If the government wasn't so ridiculously divided we would be moving much faster in recovery. But unfortunately both sides are having a horrible time trying to work together. Hopefully Obama can succeed in he efforts to get both sides talking.
Fortunately not many people live in your delusional world. :)Quote:
Originally Posted by NYCshaver
Fortunately ObamaCo is in the tank and people in the real world know it and are relieved.
Here's a link to a report based on Gallup Poll - http://www.foxnews.com/politics/2009...esident-point/
Here we go again.....Quote:
Originally Posted by ControlFreak1
Your're going to chide others for living in a delusional world, and then post a link to Fox news????
Irony at its finest, folks.
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Man, you guys are a howl sometimes.
I'll bet that you believe in 'Global Warming' too.
Your so cute.
Yes cute little persons.
Drink your 'cool' aid. :roflmao
I think you're the one that's delusional with comments like that. Bush's approval rating went as low as 22 percent. So it seems you're in the minority in thinking he did a good job.Quote:
Originally Posted by ControlFreak1
LOL...in the tank with an approval rating of 47 percent? So what do you callQuote:
Originally Posted by ControlFreak1
Bush's 22 percent rating?
I guess you forget your claim. I'll remind you:Quote:
Originally Posted by ControlFreak1
His approval rating is 47 percent. Bush had an approval rating at 22 percent.Quote:
Originally Posted by ControlFreak1
I guess it wasn't all over the news like you claimed. I'm not surprised.
Check yo' fax homes, at this point GWB was at 86%. :eek:
Your still a little QTpi. :cool: