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In reply to the discussion: Michael Moore slams Obama [View all]Voice for Peace
(13,141 posts)41. Riddle me this:
If the president had campaigned honestly in 2008, many people wouldn't feel abandoned.
Many people see no dishonesty in this man. None of them
feel disappointed in him, or abandoned. I'm one of them,
I think there are many others here on DU. How is this
possible? Do you think your point of view is objective?
Do you think this is a healthy approach to politics, and
life in general -- ie, for people who consider themselves
activists -- pinning hope on somebody else fixing their
life for them?
People complain so much, but don't even try to find
workable solutions.
Many people see no dishonesty in this man. None of them
feel disappointed in him, or abandoned. I'm one of them,
I think there are many others here on DU. How is this
possible? Do you think your point of view is objective?
Do you think this is a healthy approach to politics, and
life in general -- ie, for people who consider themselves
activists -- pinning hope on somebody else fixing their
life for them?
People complain so much, but don't even try to find
workable solutions.
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On this matter he's as big an asshole as Chuck Todd. Did Obama save Detroit? No.
NYC_SKP
Sep 2014
#1
I like President Obama, and he has accomplished a hell of a lot more than just getting elected.
daschess1987
Sep 2014
#34
"I don't blame Michael Moore (or anyone else from that area) for feeling that way "
BlueCaliDem
Sep 2014
#52
Right. We weren't privy to the seditionist Caucus Room 14 meeting til years later
Dont call me Shirley
Sep 2014
#12
But we were told Obama's second term would be wonderful, since his conservative first term
Doctor_J
Sep 2014
#21
Don't owe you or anyone else anything. Will make our case come voting time, whatever it is. n/t
jtuck004
Sep 2014
#25
I think many of us would love this whole nation to go much farther to the left
Voice for Peace
Sep 2014
#40
Obama and the rest of the DINOs have decided they don't need the left, except to blame for
Doctor_J
Sep 2014
#19
Obama left the GOP many years ago because he knew he couldn't get elected POTUS from that pack of
blkmusclmachine
Sep 2014
#27
Again, the problem posed in my previous post. The riddle of multiple realities.
Voice for Peace
Sep 2014
#54
part of what makes Michael Moore Michael Moore is his ability to get people to respond
KurtNYC
Sep 2014
#33
What's missed by many is that a good portion of the fault, lies not President Obama, but with his
20score
Sep 2014
#45