Obama's guy a "lifer"

[Cannon Shell]

Originally Posted by notyep59

a lot of folks are "conspiracy theorists"...did we walk on the moon? who shot jfk? are there still martians in roswell? and, was 9/11 planned out? i'd say only about 23.5 % are nut jobs. maybe he is, maybe he isn't.

A lot of folks aren't govt czars either. This isnt just a private citizen, he is a key advisor to the President and supposedly a main cog in the "green recovery".

[notyep59]

Originally Posted by Cannon Shell

A lot of folks aren't govt czars either. This isnt just a private citizen, he is a key advisor to the President and supposedly a main cog in the "green recovery".

for the record, i don't think 9/11 was planned, but if this guy does think it was planned under bush, maybe he'll "advise" obama not to let it happen under him.

[Cannon Shell]

Originally Posted by notyep59

for the record, i don't think 9/11 was planned, but if this guy does think it was planned under bush, maybe he'll "advise" obama not to let it happen under him.

No crashing of planes into bulidings , sir. That is what the other guys do. We socialists dont believe in that.

[miraja2]

Originally Posted by Cannon Shell

A lot of folks aren't govt czars either. This isnt just a private citizen, he is a key advisor to the President and supposedly a main cog in the "green recovery".

He is far left (which I have no problem with) but you would be hard pressed to find two individuals farther to the right on the NeoCon agenda than the two individuals Bush picked to be his Vice President and first Secretary of Defense. Neither administration's decisions should be shocking. Every administration is bound to consist of a mixture of the elements that make up the party that won the election.
In my opinion, the Obama administration should be faulted for picking way too many moderate/conservative advisors. I mean....Ray LaHood? In the cabinet? That decision still baffles me. Hillary Clinton, meanwhile, is about as liberal as Richard Nixon.
So, if there happens to be a few actual leftists in there too.....good.

[miraja2]

That being said, I think the people who think the September 11th attacks were the result of a government conspiracy are completely and totally wrong.

[Cannon Shell]

Originally Posted by miraja2

That being said, I think the people who think the September 11th attacks were the result of a government conspiracy are completely and totally wrong.

And should not be holding semi-important govt positions

[Cannon Shell]

Originally Posted by miraja2

He is far left (which I have no problem with) but you would be hard pressed to find two individuals farther to the right on the NeoCon agenda than the two individuals Bush picked to be his Vice President and first Secretary of Defense. Neither administration's decisions should be shocking. Every administration is bound to consist of a mixture of the elements that make up the party that won the election.
In my opinion, the Obama administration should be faulted for picking way too many moderate/conservative advisors. I mean....Ray LaHood? In the cabinet? That decision still baffles me. Hillary Clinton, meanwhile, is about as liberal as Richard Nixon.
So, if there happens to be a few actual leftists in there too.....good.

You forgot to preface with the fact that you are also an avid communist and feel that Karl Marx got a raw deal.

Ray LaHood is a IL hood with mob ties, easy to understand why he was named.

[miraja2]

Originally Posted by Cannon Shell

You forgot to preface with the fact that you are also an avid communist and feel that Karl Marx got a raw deal.

Ray LaHood is a IL hood with mob ties, easy to understand why he was named.

I consider myself more a passive quasi-socialist than an "avid communist."
In fact, other than Mizzou sports, I'm not "avid" about much of anything.

[Cannon Shell]

Originally Posted by miraja2

I consider myself more a passive quasi-socialist than an "avid communist."
In fact, other than Mizzou sports, I'm not "avid" about much of anything.

So you reversed mushed on the game today?

[miraja2]

Originally Posted by Cannon Shell

So you reversed mushed on the game today?

Exactly.
No, I really thought it might be a long day (and perhaps season) for Mizzou given how much they lost from last year. They sure looked good yesterday though, and Gabbert looked especially strong.
Although, it being the first game of the season, it is difficult to tell if the Tigers are actually pretty good or if the Illini are just another collection of Zook underachievers.

[miraja2]

Well Chuck, you got your wish.
He quit.
http://news.yahoo.com/s/ap/20090906/...dviser_resigns

[ArlJim78]

Originally Posted by miraja2

He is far left (which I have no problem with) but you would be hard pressed to find two individuals farther to the right on the NeoCon agenda than the two individuals Bush picked to be his Vice President and first Secretary of Defense. Neither administration's decisions should be shocking. Every administration is bound to consist of a mixture of the elements that make up the party that won the election.
In my opinion, the Obama administration should be faulted for picking way too many moderate/conservative advisors. I mean....Ray LaHood? In the cabinet? That decision still baffles me. Hillary Clinton, meanwhile, is about as liberal as Richard Nixon.
So, if there happens to be a few actual leftists in there too.....good.

you've outdone yourself. post of the year material right here.