Comments on: OBAMA’S FORIEGN TRIP ABOUT WHAT YOU’D EXPECT FROM A LIBERAL ROOKIE

By: SShiell

SShiell — Wed, 08 Apr 2009 11:10:32 +0000

“Even Barney Frank would be insulted at having Obama’s performance being compared to his record.

If Obama had a record to compare it with!

By: Thomas Jackson

Thomas Jackson — Wed, 08 Apr 2009 00:53:23 +0000

About what you’d expect from a Liberal. Even Barney Frank would be insulted at having Obama’s performance being compared to his record.

By: CZ

CZ — Tue, 07 Apr 2009 11:57:54 +0000

The only time our allies are “our allies” is when they are being overrun by tyranny.

By: funny man

funny man — Tue, 07 Apr 2009 07:22:52 +0000

Sirius,
I’m German and well, don’t let me get started on Austrians. Speaking German, pleez, that’s like claiming you understand Boomhauer…just saying.

By: michael reynolds

michael reynolds — Tue, 07 Apr 2009 05:23:06 +0000

Some Guy:

I’m sorry you don’t like the facts. But I’m really not to blame for reality.

By: Some Guy

Some Guy — Tue, 07 Apr 2009 05:00:29 +0000

M. Reynolds:

Sarkozy and Merkel were more aligned with Bush than they’ll ever be with Obama. Same goes for Britain– Brown, Blair, whoever.

“The clear perception in Europe and in the world is that this was Anglo-American capitalism run amuck.”

Only among leftist eco-nitwits. Among the sane, we like to call it history or in other words: life. You know, things are good, then then they go bad, then they get better, etc.

You really are a disagreeable person, online at least. “There’s been a paradigm shift. The country has left you behind.”

Who the f&^% are you to tell any other American that the country has left him/her behind just because ‘your guy’ wins an election? One election. How does the NY Rep race Tedisco vs. Murphy fit into your little “everyone loves lefties” fantasy?

“the world aren’t going to save you.”
Ah, here we go, the whiny little boy emerges. Reynolds, us non-leftists don’t need any politicians to save us. I’ll still live a great life in this country no matter who’s in office.

You will always suck no matter who is CiC!

Good day, sir.

By: michael reynolds

michael reynolds — Tue, 07 Apr 2009 03:20:33 +0000

SS:

That’s the date for the election. Not the date when the 25-30% will become the 50%.

You know, one of the things I think Rick is trying to do is to get conservatives to be serious about what’s happened. And I’m not getting the impression that many of you get it. You’re in so much more trouble than you think. There’s been a paradigm shift. The country has left you behind. And all the Palins and Jindals and Newts in the world aren’t going to save you.

By: SShiell

SShiell — Tue, 07 Apr 2009 02:59:29 +0000

“As for conservatives? You’re not even in the game right now. And unlikely to get back in any time soon.”

November 2010 is 20 months away - and counting! Soon enough for you?

By: P. Aaron

P. Aaron — Tue, 07 Apr 2009 01:56:25 +0000

Rick, you are a thoughtful person. I do not however, think the current president is as thoughtful about any issue(s) as you are.

Obama is merely cursoring the list of liberal-sophomoric bromides that are coming off of the teleprompter.

By: michael reynolds

michael reynolds — Mon, 06 Apr 2009 21:53:24 +0000

EBJ:

Citi, AIG, Lehman, Countrywide and Bear were all US corps, primarily under US regs.

But the details in terms of who did what to the world economy is less interesting to diplomacy than the perception. The clear perception in Europe and in the world is that this was Anglo-American capitalism run amuck.

As for the suggestion that Mr. Bush might have some friends in Europe: good one.

The 25% were already done with Mr. Obama. It’s the same 25% that still approved of Mr. Bush until the end. If Obama healed lepers and raised the dead the 25% would still oppose him. In political terms the 25% is utterly irrelevant. The sum total of GOP, such as it is, is in the hands of Mr. Specter and the two women from Maine.

Three moderate GOP senators are all the GOP has in play. As for conservatives? You’re not even in the game right now. And unlikely to get back in any time soon.