1 Dave nails it.

2 Damn panty waisters. We're through the breech and behind enemy lines. It's a little late to be discussing how we should attack. You simply have to keep hacking till the end now. Oh and stop worrying whether the guy next to you is some awful Birther, JBS member or Paulnut. As long as he's hacking the right way we are good to go. And it sure the hell ain't time to negotiate for land and titles either.

3 Sick and Tire...of being sick & tired of Barry and his Awesomeness being pushed, like a used car salesman by the MSM.

4 Yes We Can!

5 Heck, I was tired of him 2 months into his unprecedented campaign. Now I just pretend he's imaginary....it helps me sleep.

6 So they enact it and crater.  That gives the opportunity to repeal not only this particular piece of crap they're enacting, but other democrat legislation of the past forty years or so that already should have been repaired.  Given the debt levels, it will be not only politically possible to cut programs, it will be required.  It'll be easier with the dems permanently out of office too.

7 Oh and stop worrying whether the guy next to you is some awful Birther, JBS member or Paulnut. As long as he's hacking the right way we are good to go. And it sure the hell ain't time to negotiate for land and titles either.

And thank ace that this isn't friggin' RedState.

8

O/T Hazmat teams dispatched to SLC IRS bldg after a "suspicious substance" was found there.

Joe Stack's wife?

9 I was tired of him before he won the nomination.

For pity's sake, he made Hilary Clinton look good. How could that happen in any reasonable world?

10

I still to this day find myself suddenly horribly realizing this guy is president.

Sudden Horrible Reality Syndrome.

11 By golly, you're right.

I had thought it was a hangover.

12 "Stop the world I want to get off"

13 I'd love to think that he'll be a one-termer, but the average voter is stupid.  They'll do their damnedest to re-elect this useless, arrogant tool.

14 di at #9 - He tried to burn her to death...but a neighbor rescued her.

Sorry.

15 Obama the Uniter PR Strategy (Personal and HCR)

Take it.
C'mon take it...
Really, take it, it's great.
It's good for you--take it.
Take it.
Whaddya mean you don't want it?
Take it.
TAKE IT.
C'mon, take it.
You're gettin' it anyway.

16 If only the Republicans would get some balls and campaign on fixing whatever these idiots do between now and November...yeah, I'm dreamin'.

17 He is your typcal leftist a-hole.  They always say they are "for the people" but the main stream moroons never talk about  that they are in fact  the very rich.  Filthy rich.  They claim the Republicans are the rich?  Yeah right.  These stupid people are just becoming cheap workers for the elitists.

18

I remember watching the debacle that was the DNC nomination of Kerry for president in 2004.  Obama made a speech.  I thought to myself, there is the 2008 presidential candidate for the Democrats.  The people loved him.

Never would I have though this emperor could be so naked.

 

19 Laura - The GOP needs new blood, because the McCains and Grahams aren'tup to that task.

20 To all the Idiots that voted for the Purple Lipped Cum-Stain....Thanx. The sad thing about election Mammom is the the poor idiots that voted for it, are the ones really getting screwed up the butt till it comes out of their mouth!!!!

21

The American people have been trained to believe that whatever they don't immediately and overwhelmingly like will be removed and replaced right away - TV series get cancelled after two episodes or even one, movies go straight to DVD based on audience tests, products get pulled off store shelves in weeks or days and get remaindered.

Unfortunately, Presidents are no deposit, no return items.  We're pretty much stuck for the rest of his term, unless he does something so egregious that it rises to the level of high crimes and misdemeanors - and even then, there's little chance that the Senate would ever convict even if the House impeached.

On one hand, that gives Obama a chance to undergo a Clintonesque conversion to centrism.  On the other, since Obama is a socialist to the bone marrow, it's far more likely he's just going to keep pushing ineffectually for more and bigger government and a weaker America.  And we won't be able to change the channel.

22 This LA times blog post about ABC "news" firing all their journalists is interesting, but the comments are amazing!

23

keep your guns pointed at the Dems ...

No Red on Red nonsense ...

Win in November and then worry about the remaining RINO's ...

Make sure its not a fair fight between now and Nov 2010 and again until 2012 ...

The only thing we should consider pausing to do now is changing to boots with heavier cleats to make stepping on their throats more efficient ...

they are all in and bluffing ...  crush them for the next 20 years ... 

be like Rocky and keep pounding their midsection ...  the head will fall if we crack their ribs ...

24 fixed link:

http://tinyurl.com/yk9pm7p

25 Dust Mites, Obama TV Appearances Top List of Common Household Nuisances: tinyurl.com/yaq73n7

26

We'll fix it!!! We Can Make it better!!!

 

27 I was sick of the bastard in 2004 when he ran for the senate.

28 I'm sure the hard core lefties are playing the long game. But the pragmatic, it's all about my seat, "moderates" are where the weakness lies if any.

29

Carter's popularity was fairly high compared to other Presidents.  He wasn't idolized to the level of Obama of course, but who was? We've never had a GQ American Idol President before. That's why watching the wings of President Iscarus melt is far more sweet.

 

30

You haters may be tired, but I still think he's dreeeeaaaaamy!

31 Once you have seen his act a few times, it gets genuinely boring ... Everybody knows he doesn't mean a word of what he reads off the teleprompter.

32

Make sure its not a fair fight between now and Nov 2010 and again until 2012 ...

Math questions--nothing but math questions.  Seriously.

33 9

O/T Hazmat teams dispatched to SLC IRS bldg after a "suspicious substance" was found there.

Joe Stack's wife?

Posted by: di butler at March 01, 2010 04:56 PM (S3xX1)

I live outside of Salt Lake and it wasn't me.  I've been posting comments all day long.

Hold on just a minute, the doorbell just rang...

34 I know something about being over rated

35

Are We Tired of Obama?

Does a one-legged duck swim in a circle?

36 Nancy Pelosi says a new Obama health care plan will be ready soon. This is beginning to feel like the story will go on forever.

If they come up with a much smaller proposal, that would mean that both houses of congress would have to pass it fresh, wouldnÂ’t it? Or could it be that the senate wonÂ’t have to pass the new bill, instead using reconciliation to pare it down?

Either way, itÂ’s not going to play well with the Peeps. We have to assume that the White House is expecting things to be bad for Democrats in the fall, so they donÂ’t think they can make it much worse by fully expressing the USSR tendencies.

37 Why yes, yes we are.

38 I think there is something else at work here in addition to the shitbag in chief.  Since leftist ideology is exclusively about the government as a tool for social and economic change (the takeover of your life)  you are never rid of it.  It becomes an intrusive part of your life.  All of my non-leftist friends have other more fulfilling aspects of their lives to tend to.  So along with the ever-present shitbag in the white house we have to contend with government around-the-clock.  The health care issue alone has made me so God-damned tired of government, I want to find a remote island to live on.    

39 #15- Actually later news confirmed wifey and daughter had spent the night at a local hotel and weren't at the home when Stack torched it. Evidently things had deteriated to the point they had to evac the heck outta there. Wish they'd clued someone in that he was about to go full Biden, but alas, they didn't.

40 Yup, I'm weary of him so much so I can even barely muster outrage when he does stupid junk. That might be his plan, tire out the opposition.

41 He's the gift that keeps on giving.

42 What I'm also getting tired of is Beck's near constant expose on Van Jones.  I know he's a very bad guy, but doesn't the country have a whole hell of a lot of other pressing dangers than to keep rehashing the Van Jones saga?  Maybe it's just me.

And yeah....I've been weary of O'GreatOne since the primaries.  Weary is putting is nicely, to say the least.

43

Are We Tired of Obama?

44 43 He's the gift that keeps on giving.

Posted by: mesablue at March 01, 2010 05:10 PM (jc7YC)

Tell me about it...

45 One of the advantages that liberals have over consrvtives at the polls is that they are Utopian and we are not.  Why vote for a conservative when for the same price (your vote) you could have Utopia?  Why vote to keep your problems and deal with them yourself when you could vote to simply have no problems?

One of our advantages over liberals is that once liberals are elected, their promise of Utopia remains unfulfilled.  When we are promised Utopia but get nothing but more problems, it tends to anger us.

This is B+rry's fate.

46 they are all in and bluffing ...  crush them for the next 20 years ...

They may be all in, but that's a double barreled shotgun they're pointing at our balls. We might be pointing a 44 mag at their face but I'm not so quick to say they don't have the nads to take ours away. Even at the expense of a decade or so of minority. The hard lefties know it, they get this thing passed, we may beat them back for a while but the next generation is the last generation of free Americans, because when they get the majority next time it will be all over and our transition to a state structured society will be completed.

(For the FBI types, the use of firearms in this post is a metaphor ONLY the author does not condone the use of violence in addressing political problems)

47 still better than al franken....

48 This has been pretty obvious on college campi across the land—lefty student groups are trying desperately to stir up some kind of enthusiasm for Obama's agenda.  You still see the occasional t-shirt (or hat), and the bumper stickers haven't gone anywhere. 

But there's no real support for the guy, at least not the support that helped get him elected.  It's just...not there.  And I don't expect it to return this November, or in 2012, for that matter.

49 still better than al franken.... Posted by: dagny at March 01, 2010 05:15 PM (VqDb7) How so?

50 #41 di -

That's what I get for being off-line for an entire weekend.

I've known a lot of people who've run from soon-to-be exes; none ever expected that said stbe would fly an airplane into a building. Just mitigation for the poor woman. I can't imagine her circumstances.

51 But there's no real support for the guy, at least not the support that helped get him elected. It's just...not there. And I don't expect it to return this November, or in 2012, for that matter. Posted by: Fortunate Son at March 01, 2010 05:15 PM (ssWVX) Partly because the is a nasty little shit. I mean even if you hated Bill Clinton, and I did, he seemed like the kinda of guy who might be fun to have a beer with. Not this arrogant piece of shit. And people know that.

52
Why are the Democrats so committed to taking over health care? The web of dependency theyÂ’ve created in order to keep themselves in power is crushing us. They want to escape responsibility, and they want to keep the scam alive.

The taxpayer is sold out in order to fund the partnership between the Democrats and the unions. Our elected officials don’t try to fix the problem – for obvious reasons. They just keep coming to us for more money to keep the scam going.
Effectively, the politicians are using our money to finance their reelection bids, as they sell us out to their union pals.

Good luck on Medicare too. That program is bankrupt too. All courtesy of the party of compassion.

53 Obama on latest ObamaCare Plan

54

But there's no real support for the guy, at least not the support that helped get him elected. It's just...not there.

There's no earthly way of knowing

Which direction we are going

There's no knowing where we're rowing

Or which way the river's flowing...

55

Are We Tired of Obama?

Rhetorical question?

I was never Un-tired of him (if there is such a thing).

56 I kind of like the guy.

57 I mean even if you hated Bill Clinton, and I did, he seemed like the kinda of guy who might be fun to have a beer with.

Bill's administration was the mirror image of Bambi's.  In the Clinton administration Bill was the goofy guy who screwed up, and Gore was the humorless leftist scold.  Now Obama's the humorless leftist scold and Biden's the goofy guy who screws up.

58 Ah, Malaise Daze.  Good times.  Good times.

59 Partly because the is a nasty little shit. I mean even if you hated Bill Clinton, and I did, he seemed like the kinda of guy who might be fun to have a beer with. Not this arrogant piece of shit. And people know that.

Posted by: nevergiveup at March 01, 2010 05:18 PM (0GFWk)

Bingo! I agree. Even black voters are starting to become disenchanted with him. They truly believed he was going to make life easier for them and it's not happening.

60 Partly because the is a nasty little shit. I mean even if you hated Bill Clinton, and I did, he seemed like the kinda of guy who might be fun to have a beer with. Not this arrogant piece of shit. And people know that.

Yeah, that probably has a lot to do with it within the demographic that goes to College Dems meetings for the hookups and the drugs, but I think a lot of the disillusionment among the more faithful is because he doesn't appear to have the balls to get anything done. 

In other words, as countless other commentators have said, there's no energy because his statist asshole balls aren't big enough to ram his agenda down our throats.  Students (and, no doubt, professors) thought they had a mandate from heaven after the election, and were losing bladder control over the prospect of being the change they wished to see in the world, or whatever.

If Obama had gotten health care reform wrapped up in August, or had signed a Cap and Trade bill last year, I'm sure the student organizers would still be organizing their Drum Circles for Change to this day. 

61

Whenever I see him with that angry, evil-eyed, pursed lips expression on his face, I expect him to sound like the demon in the Exorcist. He makes me sick

62

In my lifetime, I have not witnessed this particular type of popularity cratering since Jimmy Carter. When Carter actually began to govern, with his milquetoast "sweater" admonitions and style, the nation cooled to him faster than penguins on ice.

He truly is "unprecedented". Ask yourself this; what would people have said and done 50 years ago if an elected President had appointed know Communists to White House offices.

President Truman (who was in office when I initially came down the pike) went to great links to discredit McCarthy and his Communist accusations because it would have been his deathknell.

He would have been impeached by the Democratic congress. That is how far to the left we have come since I have been around.

As I said earlier, maybe this will be the break-point and the Republicans can get to a 60 seat majority in the Senate and a huge majority in the House AND keep it for a 100 years.

63 but the next generation is the last generation of free Americans

...and the educational-industrial complex has taught them that the chains of Marxism are superior to liberty, because everyone will have "free" and "equal" food, housing, and healthcare.

64

That might be his plan, tire out the opposition.

He owes me royalties.

65 I think I was tired of him back when he gave that speech to the democratic convention that brought him into the national spotlight.  God, a droning, pabulum spewing demagogue..

66 2 Damn panty waisters. We're through the breech and behind enemy lines. It's a little late to be discussing how we should attack. You simply have to keep hacking till the end now. Oh and stop worrying whether the guy next to you is some awful Birther, JBS member or Paulnut. As long as he's hacking the right way we are good to go. And it sure the hell ain't time to negotiate for land and titles either.
Posted by: Rocks at March 01, 2010 04:50 PM (Q1lie)

That's the spirit.

67 No...Glenn should repeat connection of White House to Van Jones....The more people see this small kernel, they may get the bigger picture.....

Glenn is a hero, do not second guess Glenn.
A Patriots History of the United States that Glenn has pushed is still on back order at Amazon....Glenn is successful, get over it all of you....you want rappers to be rich but not Glenn....I hope Glenn gets to be richer than Soros......

68 Why are the Democrats so committed to taking over health care? The web of dependency theyÂ’ve created in order to keep themselves in power is crushing us. They want to escape responsibility, and they want to keep the scam alive.


And Britain has demonstrated that if you control the medicine, you have total control the bodies.  Smokers, drinkers, and efficient metabolizers are denied medical treatmenst, state agents go into houses to see what's in the fridge, parents who pack "bad" lunches get a visit from the state, babies are confiscated at birth by the state if the parents have run afoul of the lifestyle police.

Even Stalin didn't have that kind of power.

69

Yep, I can officially confirm "Obama still Sucks!"

The only way Obama will ever earn respect from me is:

#1) Give up on ObamaCare, Cap & Trade, and Amnesty for Illegals

#2) Stick it to our foreign enemies so hard that it makes GWB look like a Sissy

#3) SOLVE THE F'n JOB's SITUATION and QUIT SPENDING MONEY

Until then, he's nothing but the first Post-American "Present-a-Dent"

70 #66 ...and the educational-industrial complex has taught them that the chains of Marxism are superior to liberty, because everyone will have "free" and "equal" food, housing, and healthcare.

Love that phrase.  Alas for them, the only thing that will be equal in the end is only chaos.

71 #44 must be Mark Levin trolling the comments.

72

Yeah,

this one needs to be beaten down. All the stops need to be pulled; this IS the hill that is worth dying on.

I strongly believe that once legislation like this is passed, it never goes away. And I think the Dems know that it's better to ask for forgiveness later than to let this chance go away. Everyone says there will be a huge uprising and backlash if this is passed. I'm not so sure. Everyone is sick to death of it, of hearing about it, and of fighting it. People may be getting angrier, but maybe some are ready to throw up their hands.

 The MSM would laud passage of the bill as a great accomplishment. Whatever tiny crumbs are in the bill about malpractice or crossing state lines would be portrayed as gracious concessions and evidence of bi-partisanship by a strong President trying to do the right thing.

Our side would bitch and moan, loudly for sure; but to try to repeal it when the MSM is presenting the Republican position as trying to overturn good, socially conscious  legislation that was passed after a hard but fair and square fight? Not so easy. And do we really trust the 52% who elected him not to change their minds again and decide, "Gee, what was everyone so mad about, anyway? He's a good guy, it's not all that bad." 

Kill it now, burn it, and salt the earth from where it came.

73 Are We Tired of Obama?I have heard there are "no stupid questions", I guess I was wrong.

74

In my lifetime, I have not witnessed this particular type of popularity cratering since Jimmy Carter. When Carter actually began to govern, with his milquetoast "sweater" admonitions and style, the nation cooled to him faster than penguins on ice.

 

Carter was not popular going into office.  He just wasn't Ford, who was appointed by Nixon, whom everyone hated.  But, it didn't take long for not Ford to lose the little luster he had.  Thirty years later and I still hate the son of a bitch. 

 I'll take Jimmuh in the dead pool.  Roselyn, too, if no one's got her.

75 #66: "media-educational complex" is more appropriate.  Including the term "industrial" implies that these people create something of value.

76 72

Yep, I can officially confirm "Obama still Sucks!"

The only way Obama will ever earn respect from me is:

#1) Give up on ObamaCare, Cap & Trade, and Amnesty for Illegals

#2) Stick it to our foreign enemies so hard that it makes GWB look like a Sissy

#3) SOLVE THE F'n JOB's SITUATION and QUIT SPENDING MONEY

Until then, he's nothing but the first Post Anti-American "Present-a-Dent"

Posted by: Jimi at March 01, 2010 05:31 PM (fqxV7)

Almost perfect. FIFY

77 10 I was tired of him before he won the nomination.

For pity's sake, he made Hilary Clinton look good. How could that happen in any reasonable world?

+100

78 #66: "media-educational complex" is more appropriate.  Including the term "industrial" implies that these people create something of value.

That is a very good point.  Thank you.

79

That's the spirit.

Posted by: Croaker at March 01, 2010 05:30 PM (FE9qi)

Don't get me started about Dejagore

80

Just think.......we have all the idiot brainwashed masses, that are waiting for the "Big Hand-Out," to take care of us as we reach our retirement years.

Oh they are gonna take care of us all right...Take care of us in the way the Mob takes care of it's buisness!

In the 60's when Crosby, Stills and Nash said "Teach your Childern Well," they didn't mean teach'em to be little Commie Brownshirts who believe in nothing, all the old hippies got a lot of explaining to do! 

81

Gentle reminder:  The big international crisis has not gone boom.  Yet.

So we have that clown car moment to look forward to as well.

82 I'm selling an Obama election poster signed by Shepard Fairey on Ebay right now, if anyone wants to buy it or has a friend/coworker/relative who wants to keep the Hope and Change Alive.

Search for it: 320495521903

83

This looks & sounds familiar.
Over-reach after over-reach.  Indignity after indignity.
Our betters know what's best for us, and are ordained to rule
Our chances are bleak
1/3 loyalists, 1/3 clueless or ignornant serfs; the last 1/3 -
1/2 eeyores; the other freemen

Fear not.
I trust our children
When they're called.
They'll do the right thing.

84

Posted by: Terry at March 01, 2010 05:09 PM (Vui52)

 

Hey WTF!!  If you're going to sockpuppet me, at least say something funny!

85 Ask yourself this; what would people have said and done 50 years ago if an elected President had appointed know Communists to White House offices.

If FDR had apologized to Hitler, they would have rolled his ass into traffic on Pennsylvania Blvd. None of this bowing and appointing truthers. They would have hanged him as a traitor.

86 1/3 loyalists, 1/3 clueless or ignornant serfs; the last 1/3 -
1/2 eeyores; the other freemen

We are truly screwed then as that calculus leaves 0% to minus -50% freemen.

87 Just think how much worse it is for those of us who didn't like him to begin with.

88 I better start stockpiling all my Batman comic books.

89

"We are truly screwed then as that calculus leaves 0% to minus -50% freemen."

That's precisely the odds we faced.  We won.  After we/you do, again, Canada can take the loyalist/traitors again.

90

Posted by: Henry A. Wallace at March 01, 2010 06:23 PM (PD1tk)

Henry Wallace never "admitted" or "advocated" that he was a communist. The fact that he was possibly a Soviet agent didn't come out until long after FDR was dead.

91

Mubarack Obama, you say?

He tasks me, Dave.  He tasks me.

92 The pace of the administration has been fast and furious.  They are attempting to tire out the baby boomers who are not accustomed to this pace.  The young have been raised with this pace.  School, after to school activities, tutoring and such, finally home at 11 to do homework.  Bed at like 2 or 4 and then up at 7 again to repeat the process.  In college you don't go out until 11 most weekend.  they are used to the pace, the boomers aren't and they are getting confused and sleepy.

93 As with TARP, which greased the skids for a landslide of "stimulus" spending, once you let the genie of government-controlled healthcare out of the bottle, it will never be reversed by republicans or democrats.  Ever.

If conservatives think there is strategic wisdom in allowing  liberals to pass any (liberal) form of healthcare legislation, one need only remember the rationale for TARP was roughly "we must deny conservative principles to preserve conservativism."  That muddy logic appears to have worked out pretty good so far, huh?

94

Nope, not weary.  Tired of him? Yes; his near daily "get up in their faces" approach to his elected role is tiresome, so is the incessant vomit of bad, badder, baddest news -- it can wear a person out to be sure.

That's why it's always good to take a break from it for a while -- go out and do something worthwhile, enjoyable, interesting.  I think I've read more in the past year and a half than I have in a very long time thanks to needing a break from the world (or at least the news); I've done more work around the house and barn too, and plan on walking more when the weather gets better.  So I suppose in a bit of inverted logic this has all been good for me, even though this is a horrible, horrible time.

Everybody gets so wrapped up in the coming, inevitable crash and burn -- you can't look away from it but you can't really do much about it either and your mind races.  That's what wears a person down so much.  That's what makes them eventually despair.  That should not be...it will take better than the likes of this fellow to destroy everything; where there is life, there's hope -- there may not be much, but there is still some life in this country yet (a wink, a smile, a kiss on the forehead, and "chin up" folks).

 

95 That'll fix up our malaise. A nice cheap replica watch.

96 In my lifetime, I have not witnessed this particular type of popularity cratering since Jimmy Carter. When Carter actually began to govern, with his milquetoast "sweater" admonitions and style, the nation cooled to him faster than penguins on ice.
This, I think, is a much more drastic popularity "tanking" - the nation cooled to Jimmah Carter, but as I recall (and I was in middle school when he was in office) it was more  of an ambivalent dislike.  The skid-fest that has been the Obama administration has been much more polarizing.  People LOATHE him.  People see him more and more for what he is, and they are disgusted by the "damn the American people, full speed ahead" management style of his Chicago posse.  Carter was an intellectual who had no leadership or management skills.  The Won is a person of average intelligence (maybe - although I'm not convinced he's not just the Dem's idiot du jour) who has no leadership, management, or job skills. 
Yes, I am weary of him.  I am sick to death of him, and his Chicago buds, and San Fran Nan, and Pa Kettle Reid, and Bawney Fwank...and on and on.

97 I don't recall Carter being actually hated until he started seriously setting loose his anti-Israel, anti-Jewish crap in the past decade or so. It was more of a, er, malaise we felt under Carter.

With Obama, I have to admit to a feeling of fear. Obama's throwing away our influence, our money, our security, our precious time. I'm scared of what happens when the bill comes due.

98

"Are We Tired of Obama? Yes. We are weary of him."

So often, I have to correct my English Lit students who write "weary" instead of "wary." In your case however, either one works just fine!! :-)

99 health insurance quotes,
train tickets,
life insurance quotes,
health insurance quotes,
train tickets,
dental insurance quotes,
car insurance quotes

100 we must give him a chance.he can manage the current situation

101 he is a good leader .be patient