[QUOTE="farsideofbryan"][QUOTE="LukeAF24"][QUOTE="darkmoney52"]

The war in Iraq, No Child Left Behind Act, Patriot Act, and listening to him speak in defense of these sure doesn't help.

Nickman71

Let's see, Congress, Congress, Congress again. Hmm, I see a trend. Let's not forget everyone's favorite hero, Obama, has voted for the latter two. Guess everyone needs to hate him as well.

Bush proposed all three of those. And even so, he does have a choice to veto both of those bills. Obama of course voted for No Child Left Behind, it was a very liberal bill. It was just poorly funded which is why it failed, it just needs some fixing. Nothing to really argue for the Patriot Act really...

He voted for the Patriot Act only after him and Senator Feingold added amendments to protect civil liberties which passed the Senate but the House rejected.

Okay...What's your point? He was only a little bit unconstitutional?

Just Like in baseball, Obama gets another home run.

Just like last Saturday, Obama has won all three states over Hilliary. This time it was Maryland, Virginia, and D.C. Obama now has more delegates than Hilliary, lets just hope the super delegates don't screw him over.

AndrewStar101

He's had more delegates for a while now.

Drop the long quote trees, it's disruptive.solidruss

Off-topic posting. Disruptive. Lolz.

[QUOTE="darkmoney52"]

The war in Iraq, No Child Left Behind Act, Patriot Act, and listening to him speak in defense of these sure doesn't help.

LukeAF24

Let's see, Congress, Congress, Congress again. Hmm, I see a trend. Let's not forget everyone's favorite hero, Obama, has voted for the latter two. Guess everyone needs to hate him as well.

Bush proposed all three of those. And even so, he does have a choice to veto both of those bills. Obama of course voted for No Child Left Behind, it was a very liberal bill. It was just poorly funded which is why it failed, it just needs some fixing. Nothing to really argue for the Patriot Act really...