Comments on: How you like me now?!

By: Al Zim Alzahauri

Al Zim Alzahauri — Mon, 26 Oct 2009 17:24:48 +0000

the americans (specilly this woman) are the top terrorist in the world. really is true

By: f belz

f belz — Mon, 26 Oct 2009 17:17:48 +0000

Popularity is a fleeting thing. I do think Hillary is a pretty good politician, but as far as trust, the jury is still out on that. She has not done anything wrong yet, so that is a plus for her. I think Barak should use the hammer of executive order a bit more in order to show that he can get things done. I do believe that he is still trying to work with the Republican party, but that corpse is dead.

By: James Reginald Harris, jr.

James Reginald Harris, jr. — Mon, 26 Oct 2009 16:43:55 +0000

Ms. Secretary of State Clinton is a permanent fixture in American Politics. It is not about like or dislike, it is about acceptance of that which is. She seems well positioned by this administration as Secretary of State.

By: HARRY

HARRY — Mon, 19 Oct 2009 14:56:36 +0000

If everyone who disagrees with Obama a racist? What is everyone who disagreed with Bush? I am, sure there are people who attack Obama because of the color of his skin, just as I am sure they are offset by an equal number who support him because of the color of his skin. The race card has been played, it is time we moved on. Does everyone who says it was Bush and his cohorts who got us into this mess, whether it be the war or the economy, fail to remember that it was AL Qadea who attacked us, and that there was a Democratic congress and senate in power for the last two years of the Bush administration? I agree with Pat. Get all the Bums out, and while we’re at it, how about term limits for all of them?
Obama_ just a bag of wind who reminds me of the kids who ran for office in gradeschool, making a lot of promises that they cna’[t keep. It’s time we all grew up.

By: carrot

carrot — Fri, 16 Oct 2009 18:50:15 +0000

Moderates and Indie’s don’t think so great of Obama anymore either. The agenda’s are very real. And his policies are tanking the American Agenda of freedom, capitalism, and peace.

Here’s the dirty little secret… the man wasn’t ready for the job. 2012 elections will speak for themselves… the media will spew Obama-ganda till we are sick of it… Obama LOSES in a landslide.

By: Juls

Juls — Fri, 16 Oct 2009 16:52:05 +0000

I read Reuters to get away from the posts and comments regurgitating the dribble that comes out of Fox News and its ilk. Hearing posts with such keywords as “main stream media” and “socialist agenda” and “apologies” is very disappointing as I always thought that Reuters attracted critical thinkers. So here is the irony of the whole situation; the biggest fault of Obama is believing that if you are likable and moderate people will look for ways to work together. He felt there was virtue in everyone getting some of what they wanted. The man has been a moderate to the highest degree. But instead of tempering the right’s hatred of him, which he thought it might, its only disappointed the left. The fact is that the right will never stop hating Obama … and their venom towards him has nothing to do with his politics. You see, here is the dirty secret I’ve come to realize; the right has wholesale adopted what they always spoke out against … Identity Politics. The Christian conservative movement is just White Identity politics. And thats why, I now know that its not about what Obama does but about who he is that fuels their ‘outrage’.

By: iH8oB@ma

iH8oB@ma — Fri, 16 Oct 2009 16:44:58 +0000

It is the clearly “progressive” thinker that would still be pulling for “O” now. After all the reality of his socialist agenda is coming to light, you would think the learned souls like Roc1 would be joining the “teabaggers” to run Barry out of town…but there ya go… Unfortunately, Roc1 is likely right on – he will win by a landslide…

By: Anthony

Anthony — Fri, 16 Oct 2009 16:37:48 +0000

The president made it perfectly clear during the campaign that it would take more than one term to get out of the huge mess Bush and his cohorts got the world into. Interim opinions will come and go, but let’s use something called PATIENCE! I continue to stand with Obamaa!

By: jnels

jnels — Fri, 16 Oct 2009 16:17:52 +0000

It’s not the status quo that he’s changing…some of the people who voted “no confidence” in the October poll voted against him. The drop in President Obama’s approval rating reflects the wake-up call that reality frequently limits idealism. His was an entertaining show while it lasted, but folks are finally realizing that the campaign dog and pony show was just that. The Nobel Prize demonstrates how hungry the world is for warm hugs and positive thoughts, but I think that – when America goes back to the polls in three years – folks will vote based on facts rather than on the desire to feel good.

By: gil martin

gil martin — Fri, 16 Oct 2009 15:57:12 +0000

People are now seeing that he was all hot air and put in store front window as dressing by the so-called power brokers who were reluctant to do what they were told or expected to do by someone with experiance and substance and the votes behind her.
I blame the DNC for selling their souls for self centered fluff instead or backing someone with a conviction and determination to get the job done.