Do You Feel Like Obama Is Really President?

[Rael]

I really don't even consider Obama to be the president. Oh, there's no doubt that he was sworn in and has people obeying him so far. But it still feels like the office of president is vacant and some clown is just standing in for him. I was wondering if anyone else felt this way?

[Bruno]

I really don't even consider Obama to be the president. Oh, there's no doubt that he was sworn in and has people obeying him so far. But it still feels like the office of president is vacant and some clown is just standing in for him. I was wondering if anyone else felt this way?

Ditto

[Original_Intent]

I just thought I was in denial, but yes, that is EXACTLY how I feel.

[sparebulb]

I consider Obamination to be as legitimate as Martin Sheen when he was "President".

I'll consider O to be the president when he shows me his authentic American birth certificate.

[pcosmar]

Do You Feel Like Obama Is Really President?

Of What?

[MRoCkEd]

Racist!!!

[Ex Post Facto]

LOL, you guys are funny. I don't think he is a clown, Bush seemed more of a clown. I will give that he has vision, it's just not the same vision I have in mind. What I can't seem to get past is Obama says everything the right way from a human heart compassionate level, yet fails to address that he will be taking your money and funding programs he thinks are necessary. All his programs are noble except that they can be done on a private level...move government out of the way and you'll have a market for it.

[1000-points-of-fright]

But it still feels like the office of president is vacant and some clown is just standing in for him.

As opposed to the past 8 years?

[A. Havnes]

I think he's just a stand-in guy. To be President, you have to uphold the Constitution, protect our borders, and ensure our freedom. So far, we've been lacking in "presidents" willing to do that. As such, Obama isn't our President. I'm a citizen of the United States of America and all the ideals it stands for - those timeless ones, not the fickle ones that float in and out of offices.

[Paulitical Correctness]

I feel like Truman Burbank...

Jokes over man. Hurry up and pull the plug on this, Christof.

[heavenlyboy34]

I think of BO more as a foreign dictator than as pres. ;):p

[James Madison]

Obama's just a puppet who runs nothing. So...no. :P

[The_Orlonater]

Yes, we have another clown in office.

[Live_Free_Or_Die]

nt

[mconder]

A person who betrays their oath of office every chance they get can not be president, but must be tried for treason.

[Jace]

...

[pcosmar]

... like Will Smith or Morgan Freeman.

Obama is likeable enough, but he's playing a role while following a script written by someone else.

The real power players behind the cameras are using his popularity to play to the audience in order achieve their goals.

I certainly don't get the impression that Obama is the guy calling the shots.

Yup, pretty much.
but i don't think they have showed him the last page of the script.

[Anti Federalist]

Yup, pretty much.
but i don't think they have showed him the last page of the script.

PM inbound.

[Anti Federalist]

No, I don't, not really.

From the "natural born" constitutional issue, to the flubbed oath of office, I'm regarding him more and more as a NWO Quisling.

[DAFTEK]

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[amy31416]

I feel no different than with GW Bush as president, in fact, I think it sucked more with him as our "leader," at least superficially.

I mean, what if Bush were still president, would things really be any better or any different? It's all just a show, and until the actual people of this country get over their petty bullshit and come together to form a new government, it's all just the same old bullshit.

Hell, if we actually got together and did what we were supposed to do, we could actually mold Obama into being a good president, but we probably won't because most people don't know, don't care or are too stupid. In my opinion, it doesn't matter what party someone belongs to, it doesn't matter their race or color--if WE THE PEOPLE were doing our job, our will would be met.

We are the failures, not the presidents. Even that scumbag Bush (get back to me on Cheney though, that dude is pure evil.)

[Athan]

Ron Paul is my President.

[Isaac Bickerstaff]

The federal government is irrelevant.

[Pauls' Revere]

Puppet Obama

[power]

I really don't even consider Obama to be the president. Oh, there's no doubt that he was sworn in and has people obeying him so far. But it still feels like the office of president is vacant and some clown is just standing in for him. I was wondering if anyone else felt this way?

Who is Barack Obama?. Never heard of him

[acptulsa]

After that debacle in 2000, and the refusal of the officials of the state one of the candidate's brother ran to get their act together and/or come clean, and the Supreme Court's refusal to take the time needed to see that the will of the people was truly done, and the loyal opposition's willingness to drop it, I don't see where our voices mean anything to Washington at all any more. We haven't had a legitimate president since the turn of the millenium. What else is new?

[paulitics]

Most of his words are written by someone else. His stimulus plan was written by someone else. I think there are two factions in the democratic party. You have the Clinton faction, and the Carter/Brezinski faction. He seems to have been groomed by the Brezinski/Carter faction.
Of course I admit this is speculation, but so far his foreign policy matches Brezinski perfectly.

[DAFTEK]

There are sheep among us.... lol 10 voted YES.... pathetic fools!!! :p

[Gaius1981]

I always picture him as he was as a President-elect: Playing at being President through his fictitious office and his play-podium.

[WarDog]

I to agree

[pacelli]

He appears like he's still campaigning. It hasn't sunken in yet.

[rational thinker]

Did you feel the same way about the last 8 years with Bush? If not, I'm thinking maybe some people on here are looking at skin color a little more than they should.

[RevolutionSD]

I consider Obamination to be as legitimate as Martin Sheen when he was "President".

I'll consider O to be the president when he shows me his authentic American birth certificate.

Why? What would that change? We'd still have bailouts, socialism, the NWO, the Fed, etc.

[RevolutionSD]

I think he's just a stand-in guy. To be President, you have to uphold the Constitution, protect our borders, and ensure our freedom. So far, we've been lacking in "presidents" willing to do that. As such, Obama isn't our President. I'm a citizen of the United States of America and all the ideals it stands for - those timeless ones, not the fickle ones that float in and out of offices.

When has that happened?

"Upholding the constitution" is a pipe dream and "protecting the borders" means you believe government should keep out brown people instead of simply ending the welfare/warfare state.

[RevolutionSD]

Did you feel the same way about the last 8 years with Bush? If not, I'm thinking maybe some people on here are looking at skin color a little more than they should.

No, we just don't believe ANYONE needs to be "running the country", and certainly not either of these two clowns.

[paulitics]

Did you feel the same way about the last 8 years with Bush? If not, I'm thinking maybe some people on here are looking at skin color a little more than they should.


Yes I did, but I think even the bum on the street even knows Bush was a puppet. The only presidents I felt was somewhat running the show in the last 30years was Bill Clinton and Bush Sr.

[RevolutionSD]

Yes I did, but I think even the bum on the street even knows Bush was a puppet. The only presidents I felt was somewhat running the show in the last 30years was Bill Clinton and Bush Sr.

Clinton was also a puppet.
Bush ran the show for 12 years, but the president doesn't typically have a lot of power- he just has to be a willing puppet.

[Rael]

I feel no different than with GW Bush as president, in fact, I think it sucked more with him as our "leader," at least superficially.

I mean, what if Bush were still president, would things really be any better or any different? It's all just a show, and until the actual people of this country get over their petty bullshit and come together to form a new government, it's all just the same old bullshit.

Hell, if we actually got together and did what we were supposed to do, we could actually mold Obama into being a good president, but we probably won't because most people don't know, don't care or are too stupid. In my opinion, it doesn't matter what party someone belongs to, it doesn't matter their race or color--if WE THE PEOPLE were doing our job, our will would be met.

We are the failures, not the presidents. Even that scumbag Bush (get back to me on Cheney though, that dude is pure evil.)


I didn't feel the same with Bush. I liked him at first, so I got used to the idea of him as president. But with Obama it's different.

Since I was born in the 80s, when I think of the President, I always think of Reagan anyway.

[Xenophage]

Obama feels as much like a president to me as did Bush and Clinton. Why should I care who is president? Is there some sort of emotional sense of "great leader" that I am supposed to have?

If so, I have never felt it.

[Bruno]

Did you feel the same way about the last 8 years with Bush? If not, I'm thinking maybe some people on here are looking at skin color a little more than they should.

So, if you are a Republican and felt Bush was your president, and now don't feel like a Democratic Obama is your president, then you are a racist only looking at skin color? Riiiigghht. :rolleyes:

African-American guy walking cockily past my wife in the skywalk the day after the election: "Hey, how do you like it now that your guy didn't win? haha!"

My wife: "I didn't vote for John McCain."

African-American guy: "Oh, you voted for Obama?"

My wife: "No, I voted for Ron Paul!"

I guess that guy was looking at skin color.

I didn't like Obama from the beginning, and it had nothing to do with skin color.

For the record, I have felt like every president since I was born was a puppet. I'm 40.

[pcosmar]

I no longer feel that any part of the US Government is legitimate.

I consider myself to be living under Enemy Occupation.

[SimpleName]

Obama isn't the president. The Illuminati is.

[rational thinker]

So, if you are a Republican and felt Bush was your president, and now don't feel like a Democratic Obama is your president, then you are a racist only looking at skin color? Riiiigghht. :rolleyes:

African-American guy walking cockily past my wife in the skywalk the day after the election: "Hey, how do you like it now that your guy didn't win? haha!"

My wife: "I didn't vote for John McCain."

African-American guy: "Oh, you voted for Obama?"

My wife: "No, I voted for Ron Paul!"

I guess that guy was looking at skin color.

I didn't like Obama from the beginning, and it had nothing to do with skin color.

For the record, I have felt like every president since I was born was a puppet. I'm 40.

Well, a lot of these Republicans felt that Clinton was actually the president. They felt Bush was. But for some strange reason, when a person of color is president, all of a sudden they cannot accept it. It doesn't matter if you didn't vote for the guy. He's still the fuckin' president.

Now I'm against the whole "you're a racist if you don't support Obama argument." But this is far from it. I am not talking about supporting him. Just merely accepting that he is in the Office.

If you cannot accept that but have with all the past presidents, then you may have subtle bigotry in ya.