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Obama: An Angry, Mean-Spirited Man?

OldRegular

Well-Known Member
You saying they are "leftist lies" don't make it so. It is historic fact. And ground-based defense is NOT the SDI system Reagan was pushing.

You are incorrect! Reagan's SDI included any system that would do the job. One of the first technologies studied, and one that proved to be successful, was a ground based missile hitting an incoming missile. You simply have listened to too many democrat lies about SDI!
 

rbell

Active Member
Playing historical "what if"s is an interesting mental diversion, we will never know. However I think Reagan's presidency was irrelevant to the collapse of the USSR. It was crumbling from within, as evidenced by the failed coup d'etat when Yeltsin and Gorby held on.

OK, I'll concede that the USSR was weakening from the inside.

However, looking at their behavior from 1976-1980, and then from 1980-1988...I see no other option but that Reagan greatly hastened their demise.

Negotiating w/ CCCP as Reagan did...from the vantage point of "peace through strength" (as opposed to the world-class capitulation artist, Neville Chamberlain II....James Earl Carter), it seems plain to me that the Soviets got their communistic gooses cooked because of who occupied our White House. I sincerely think that if Carter had been in office until 1984 (his term limit)...that the demise of communism worldwide would have taken much longer to happen. Not to mention....we would have missed out on at least one more Olympic games.

IMO, we saw an emboldened USSR after Carter signed the SALT-II treaty (by far the worst of all the peace treaties entered into by the US).
 

Robert Snow

New Member
The USSR was brought down by its own weight. Reagan had the good fortune to be in office when it happened. The prosperity had a price tag for all the deficit spending. Supply side didn't work. Trickle down, bubbled up. And "Star Wars" was an expensive non starter. So much for the Teflon President.

Again, you are correct. Reagan had little to do with the fall of the USSR, other than being in office when it happened.

When you consider the disaster Reagan was in total, this lucky break hardly adds any virtue to a totally inept president.
 

rbell

Active Member
Again, you are correct. Reagan had little to do with the fall of the USSR, other than being in office when it happened.

When you consider the disaster Reagan was in total, this lucky break hardly adds any virtue to a totally inept president.

Not sure what you do for a living...but if it falls through, try comedy, or fiction.

Avoid, at all costs, anything to do with court reporting, non-fiction, or history. You're kinda weak in that department.
 

ShotGunWillie

New Member
to respond to the question Obama is not mean or angry to waht I can tell at all.I think he is a very good communicator and has confidence. Do noitce he takes responsibility as good men do.


watch this video Gracias
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=q1SbfvO2J7A

I think he is my President that wants to help and solve ideas to make us better. instead of hating him i say share your ideas and he will listen. Comprende?

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zOKfXU2VfVw

You are confusing confidence with arrogance. He is as arrogant a person as I have ever seen.

And the chants at his campaign rallies that he is continually on remind me of little catch phrases often heard on Bob the Builder cartoons.....
 

OldRegular

Well-Known Member
Again, you are correct. Reagan had little to do with the fall of the USSR, other than being in office when it happened.

When you consider the disaster Reagan was in total, this lucky break hardly adds any virtue to a totally inept president.

You leftists can lie all you want but that will not alter the truth. Reagan brought the country out of the Carter Malaise and Misery Index and restored pride in the country again. In addition he defeated the Soviet Union without firing a shot, gave us a missile defense system, and started the longest period of prosperity in history.
 

Aaron

Member
Site Supporter
I've watched Obama speak, and each speech was underlined by one thing: When he was questioned, or heckled, he welled up with anger, and if looks could kill, those who challenged his ideals would have been dead on the spot.:tear:

I believe that Obama is unable to hide his feelings as well as many of those Presidents who came before him, and it is the anger that he carries on his shoulders that will do him in in the end.

The man has NO use for anyone that does not fall down and worship him on the spot for his fine points of "change!" In fact, when his plans to change this nation's direction in life is not well received, there is this anger that one can sense emanating from within his soul. An anger that is not professional, nor, God-fearing, or forgiving to wards the person, or persons that speak their piece of mind.
This describes just about every Democrat in Washington, and just about every liberal you meet in daily life.
 

carpro

Well-Known Member
Site Supporter
I've watched Obama speak, and each speech was underlined by one thing: When he was questioned, or heckled, he welled up with anger, and if looks could kill, those who challenged his ideals would have been dead on the spot.:tear:

For one reason only...arrogance.

How dare anyone have the temerity to question him. He's the President, by golly!
 
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