Are Republicans more concerned with saying the president is a failure than creating jobs?

by Mopeder Posted 2012/06/08 08:37:37

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BrianD3 2012/06/08 11:33:01

No

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Are democrats more concerned with blaming Bush than creating jobs?
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Brosia 2012/07/01 03:42:01

Yes

My favorite part is when they stand around whining about the state of the country and how Obama is to blame, and when they have the opportunity to fix it, they say they can't because...it would hurt the rich???? Somehow this makes sense to them.

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Andrew 2012/06/11 19:38:48

No

Boy I couldn't agree more with the sodahead user with the top comment.

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Tennessee3501 2012/06/10 20:09:11

Yes

We are on the eve of an election. This is the way it has always been!

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Saye Saye 2012/06/10 13:16:53

No

It's all bi-partisan anyway. Tit for tat...it's election year ya'll. Slinging mud & stones. Now they got no stones.

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Jim 2012/06/10 04:52:19

No

We republicans want more jobs, we and anyone with a brain knows Obama is a failure.

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MLor 2012/06/10 02:25:09

Yes

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newhon63 2012/06/09 23:14:05

Yes

Yes, They are. But their prime directive has to be getting knucklehead out of office. They are not going to be able to do anything until they can get Barrack "The Roadblock to Recovery" Obama out of the way. once they've eliminated that hurdle, then we can work on correcting all Obama's mistakes and let the private sector drive the country once again.

I just hope all those of us who voted for the pretty boy, me included, have learned our lesson about electing a President and just letting him do his thing without keeping an eye on him. Getting Obama out is a done deal. We MUST relieve him of duty and restore sanity to the Whitehouse. Romney has made a lot of promises about fixing things that have been promised before by other politicians. We simply must make sure Romney does what he says he will do and if he does the same thing others before him have done, which is go back on his word, we call for his impeachment.

We should have done that with Obama as soon as he made him first mistake, bow to the Saudi Arabian King, but the call for his impeachment was only a mouse's squeak from the public compared to the roar of disapproval it should have been to effect the will of the people. Because the demand was so weak, that Congress told everyone that ther was no grounds for impeachme...

Yes, They are. But their prime directive has to be getting knucklehead out of office. They are not going to be able to do anything until they can get Barrack "The Roadblock to Recovery" Obama out of the way. once they've eliminated that hurdle, then we can work on correcting all Obama's mistakes and let the private sector drive the country once again.

I just hope all those of us who voted for the pretty boy, me included, have learned our lesson about electing a President and just letting him do his thing without keeping an eye on him. Getting Obama out is a done deal. We MUST relieve him of duty and restore sanity to the Whitehouse. Romney has made a lot of promises about fixing things that have been promised before by other politicians. We simply must make sure Romney does what he says he will do and if he does the same thing others before him have done, which is go back on his word, we call for his impeachment.

We should have done that with Obama as soon as he made him first mistake, bow to the Saudi Arabian King, but the call for his impeachment was only a mouse's squeak from the public compared to the roar of disapproval it should have been to effect the will of the people. Because the demand was so weak, that Congress told everyone that ther was no grounds for impeachment proceedings and we all acceptted it and the demand died.

We have forgotten that the citizens of the United States of America are the collective boss of every last one of those thieves, liars and power hungry worms that through our own inattentiveness , have come to embed themselves into government with the full intention of retiring rich using money collected from taxes over the decades to fill their own pockets instead of using it for the reasons they collected it for in the first place. We have to keep an eye on Romney and all take come after him to prevent what is happening now from ever happening again.

I don't like my country being owned and pushed around by other nations as soon as we are weak when it has helped the same countries in the past.
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Hidden Noname 2012/06/09 16:18:20

No

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Sorry, this question is so poorly worded, with 2 entirely separate topics, that there is no way to answer it and provide a lucid response. How about "Can Republicans currently create jobs?" and "Is Obama is a failure?

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NatalieHolland 2012/06/09 14:16:38

Yes

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They do nothing but deny and blame. They have never been interested in working with President Obama to make things better. They have been a brick wall in everything he has tried to accomplish only to go back and keep blaming him. They are truly the party of NO and it has deeply hurt our country.

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Dave 007 2012/06/09 12:02:39

No

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Are democrats more concerned about giving entitlements than creating jobs?

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Soundstorm 2012/06/09 10:07:20

No

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Of course in order to bring America back to a condition in which jobs can be created it's necessary to convince the voting public that Obama's policies have been failures. And that shouldn't be so difficult since they certainly haven't seen any evidence of success in these past four years. And in spite of the mainstream media being excited about the 1.9% increase in gross domestic output this year.

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Pinball Wizard 2012/06/09 08:48:55

Yes

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After the President's news conference, I believe that.

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MLor to Pinball... 2012/06/10 02:31:10

Why would anyone be against rebuilding/improving our infrastructure? The Repubs said "No". That's why this coming election is going to be meaningless....all they'll do is continue to fight with each other. Doesn't matter who is Peesident.

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Constitution Believer 2012/06/09 03:38:43

Yes

Yes because Obama is just that stealing from America....he CLAIMS to have created jobs....yet it is not he that can create jobs it is the companies that can create the jobs.
He IS NO GOD AS HE IS TRYING TO PORTRAY HIMSELF TO BE.
He is a liar and in my opinion should be set on an island and left to fend for himself then he will see what it is like ..... that way he can also be the ruler of all he sees.

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MLor to Constit... 2012/06/10 02:33:13

.........and Mitt Romney will make it all better......okay....:-/

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Lawnmowerman~PWCM~JLA 2012/06/09 01:18:48 (edited)

No

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One last time, Mo...all Obama needs to do is stop trying to run EVERYTHING and just do what the Federal Government was formed to do; Protect US, our BORDERS and our RIGHTS. That's all. It's not his job to regulate, subsidize or have a hand in everything.

Then the PRIVATE SECTOR will take care of creating jobs, just like it's been doing since Plymouth Rock. The ONLY jobs government can, or wants to, create are government jobs that are paid with taxpayer's money, and only TAKE without PRODUCING.

BTW, I'm going to talk to our Mayor and suggest we have two of the 'Republicanland' signs made to add to the 'Welcome to...' signs at each end of our town's main road. I don't think he'll get one 'Nay' to that!

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Captain-Morgan 2012/06/09 01:14:19

No

BUT THAT THE WAY IT LOOKS AT TIMES... BUT IN REALLY HE OBAMA IS THE ONE THAT WANTS US TO THINK THAT..

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bigfoot 2012/06/09 01:12:25

Yes

its been a long day.Oh Well.Top Comment is not Contending for the most intelligent comment.as I PASS BY,I would state that Top Comment,has made the most Insulting.Ignorant,Without Substance and Thought,Stupid Comment Imageable.it can only be attrributed to a RWNJ repeat of a Talking Point.altogether now.the World is Flat.

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Constit... to bigfoot 2012/06/09 03:44:32

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Arent there any LWNJ's? I have a whole neighborhood full of them...thank heavens some are starting to see OBITLER for what he is and some are now what you call RWNJ's...now we are talking about people that have voted staunch Democrat for 60 70 years...does that tell ya something?

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bigfoot to Constit... 2012/06/09 20:09:49

NO! a RWNJ leaves reality to enter the Right Wing World of Delousion, and Creations of the Imagination. populated with Lies,Distortions and Nonsense.Which RWNJs swear is truth and reality.all your comment indicates to me is, the RWNJ population of your neighborhood has increased.therefore,it now qualifies as a community of Nut Houses in desperate need of a Hospital for the Insane.try this.did Mitch say,his[the Republicans] most important job was to see that Obama only had One Term?have the Republicans Filibuster more Bills in One term,then the Total Number of Filibusters in all of history?after promising Jobs,Jobs and more Jobs,wasn't the Republicans first order of business to introduce in excess of Two Hundred Anti Abortion Bills? I realize in the RWNJ Land of Fantasy the Wars,Debt,Housing Crash,Financial Crash,Oil Spill,Kids failing Math and English are all Obama's fault.beginning in 1980.Obama with all his failings has been President longer than any in history.throw out the RWNJs and the economy will flourish.why? because the RWNJs are Anti American Traitors to the country and the people.they continue to place RWNJ Greed,Politics and Power over the good of the country.That is beyond dispute.so ,you better meet your new found fellow RWNJs for a desperately needed therapy session.I hope by voting RWNJ they lose their jobs and houses.because they're too stupid to be trusted to do anything.

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DuncanONeil 2012/06/09 01:07:15

No

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The "yes" voters drank too much of the kool aid.

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Charles R. Anderson 2012/06/09 00:35:36

No

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But as long as the economy-ignorant and socialism-loving Obama is President and the Democrats control the Senate, there is no way that any action will be taken which can help the economy. All such useful acts of Congress require a reduction in the amount of money, time, and effort that our government is stealing from the private sector.

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Gwen 2012/06/08 23:32:36

No

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a political party should not create jobs....they should get out of the way....

of course the President said today that the private job sector is doing just fine....
oh really?!?!?

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Lawnmow... to Gwen 2012/06/09 01:33:01

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Obama: 'Just keep watching my RIGHT hand while I shove my LEFT one...'

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corey 2012/06/08 22:26:16

Yes

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This is so stupid that these fools keep saying its Obama blocking job bills, they don't seem to remember his Jobs bill or all the bills the republicans keep blocking. No one wants to talk about the jobs bill that he put on the table. I seem to remember all the republicans saying yes to on camera. But as soon as they could go vote on it they had it stalled so they didn't have to vote on it. They did this so the American people wouldn't see them voting down a bill that they themselves agree to. Oh I forgot we're not allowed to talk about anything that would show there true nature, which is if republicans aren’t ruling and calling all the shots nobody will, it’s a scorched earth policy.

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tff~PWCM~JLA 2012/06/08 21:49:50

No

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They're more concerned with keeping this country from being bankrupted by a commie fraud.

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Freedom 2012/06/08 21:44:38

Yes

Yes. They need to all work together. WE need to get money out of politics. We need to have tax laws that are fair for everyone and that help get our economy back on track.

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tff~PWC... to Freedom 2012/06/08 21:52:40

That's poetic since the lib's weren't concerned with even talking to the republicans until they got their asses handed to them at the ballot box.

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Freedom to tff~PWC... 2012/06/08 22:31:59

Didn't say that they were or weren't, I simply answered the question here. I also added my personal view by stating that they need to work together.

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Lawnmow... to Freedom 2012/06/09 01:36:31

Thats fine...if you can get the Liberals to realize that 'compromize' doesn't mean to just agree with them.

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Freedom to Lawnmow... 2012/06/09 02:13:00

And vice versa. This is an example of why I really dislike these labels. We are all Americans and need to start acting like it. Extremisim on either side is not good.

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Jenn 2012/06/08 21:37:00

No

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They cannot create jobs as long as Obama keeps vetoing everything they put on his desk..He is standing in the way of job creation..just exactly what he intended to do all along..that puts more people depending on the government..exactly what Obama wants that gives him more power over the people..

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Cleaver62 2012/06/08 21:08:24

Yes

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The only thing Republicans want to do is get Obama out of office. they don't care what they have to do or who they have to hurt for that to happen. They are destroying the economy and haven't done anything but block any meaningful legislatiion Obama and the Democrats tried to pass. This session of congress is the least productive in history. And still they don't care. All they want is the black man out of their White House.

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tff~PWC... to Cleaver62 2012/06/08 22:34:14

Drink some more kool-aid,your labodamy is just about done.

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Cleaver62 to tff~PWC... 2012/06/09 08:32:15

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Then why don't you list all the legislation that the Congress has passed since Obama took office? And, while you are doing your research, check to see how many Republican Representitives and Senators said that their only goal this term was to make sure Obama didn't get a second term. And while you are researching that, look to see how many of them have signed a pledge to Grover Norquist, a millionaire lobbiest, to not raise taxes under any circumstances. Then tell me again, these Republicans in the US Congress are trying to make America better. They have done nothing for almost 4 years. House speaker John Boner should be fired because he can't get any of his people to work together to even pass bills he wants passed.

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fudge35 2012/06/08 20:40:04

Yes

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All go further then that. I will state they are trying to crash the economy on purpose to defeat Obama. Just one example, the house refuses to pass the Transportation bill. The money for that bill is already there from the gas tax. So why are they holding up this bill, because it will create a lot of jobs, building bridges and roads. But the Tea Party radicals sure don't want any new jobs for the country. So is this UN-American, or anti-American? No It's treasonous.

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tff~PWC... to fudge35 2012/06/08 22:37:05

Why don't you use all that slush fund/stimulus money your fearless black pantherborrowed from China.

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fudge35 to tff~PWC... 2012/06/09 23:13:57

Don't need to. The money is already there. No borrowing, no taking from health care, etc. Just use the f**king money from the gas tax fund for what it's suppose to be used for. It's just sitting there doing nothing. But your radical gang doesn't give a crap about this country. Screw the S.O.B's

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tff~PWC... to fudge35 2012/06/10 01:39:20

And you too!

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Seonag 2012/06/08 20:32:45

No

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Actually it's the Democrats who are more concerned with blaming Bush and everyone but themselves for the lack of jobs being created --- oh, and paying back their big donators and bundlers thereby throwing away taxpayer dollars!

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