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dale blanker wrote:Sad...

You may not agree with everything he's said or done but how can you not like him and his family???

Sad?? How about YOU list the things YOU like? It would be a significantly shorter list. I can't spend hours on here listing the damage he has done to this country.

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dale blanker wrote:Sad...[/b]
You may not agree with everything he's said or done but how can you not like him and his family???

Here's how Dale:

This is the end of an eight-year nightmare. I never would have imagined that an African American that was elected into the country's highest office would divide a nation across racial lines, create an atmosphere where law enforcement officers are targeted, destroy our relationship with our foreign partners, renege on promise to take action against a despot that used WMDs against his own citizens, accomplish the lowest labor participation rate in our nations history, favor non-Americans over Americans, and most of all decide that as POTUS, he needs to tell us what bathroom to use, how to walk, talk, eat, breathe, and marry.

I am ELATED that he is gone!!!

OneGun wrote:This is the end of an eight-year nightmare. I never would have imagined that an African American that was elected into the country's highest office would divide a nation across racial lines, create an atmosphere where law enforcement officers are targeted, destroy our relationship with our foreign partners, renege on promise to take action against a despot that used WMDs against his own citizens, accomplish the lowest labor participation rate in our nations history, favor non-Americans over Americans, and most of all decide that as POTUS, he needs to tell us what bathroom to use, how to walk, talk, eat, breathe, and marry.

I am ELATED that he is gone!!!

and calls it all a success on his way out!

Liberty wrote:

OneGun wrote:This is the end of an eight-year nightmare. I never would have imagined that an African American that was elected into the country's highest office would divide a nation across racial lines, create an atmosphere where law enforcement officers are targeted, destroy our relationship with our foreign partners, renege on promise to take action against a despot that used WMDs against his own citizens, accomplish the lowest labor participation rate in our nations history, favor non-Americans over Americans, and most of all decide that as POTUS, he needs to tell us what bathroom to use, how to walk, talk, eat, breathe, and marry.

I am ELATED that he is gone!!!

and calls it all a success on his way out!

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Mxrdad wrote:

dale blanker wrote:Sad...
You may not agree with everything he's said or done but how can you not like him and his family???

Sad?? How about YOU list the things YOU like? It would be a significantly shorter list. I can't spend hours on here listing the damage he has done to this country.

Well, this topic is about one's feelings not a debate on Obama's accomplishments. There is plenty of discussion about legacy and lists via Google and of course in the corrupt media.

Personally, I admire his personality and intellect and decency and patience. Of course, it's not just my feelings but about 60% of Americans have also given their approval - among the highest for any retiring U.S. president. The "To Sir With Love" tribute on Saturday Night Live last night was more than a little moving for my family.

Dale, you said " You might not agree with everything he's said or done". I take that as a debate of his accomplishments, or lack thereof. So I'd say its about actions and feelings. I wish you would share something positive about his personality and intellect so we could have a good debate about it. I have yet to see anything good come from him or his likes. I'm not being sarcastic, just trying to keep an open mind.

dale blanker wrote:
Personally, I admire his personality and intellect and decency and patience. Of course, it's not just my feelings but about 60% of Americans have also given their approval - among the highest for any retiring U.S. president. The "To Sir With Love" tribute on Saturday Night Live last night was more than a little moving for my family.

Was this 60% number provided by the same people who showed poll after poll that Trump was going to lose? Yeah cause I believe that 60% about the same as the pre-election polls.

dale blanker wrote:

Mxrdad wrote:

dale blanker wrote:Sad...
You may not agree with everything he's said or done but how can you not like him and his family???

Sad?? How about YOU list the things YOU like? It would be a significantly shorter list. I can't spend hours on here listing the damage he has done to this country.

Well, this topic is about one's feelings not a debate on Obama's accomplishments. There is plenty of discussion about legacy and lists via Google and of course in the corrupt media.

Personally, I admire his personality and intellect and decency and patience. Of course, it's not just my feelings but about 60% of Americans have also given their approval - among the highest for any retiring U.S. president. The "To Sir With Love" tribute on Saturday Night Live last night was more than a little moving for my family.

I'm sure it was. You were probably weeping over all the young lives ended too soon due to Barry Soetero's gross incompetence and ganja induced total pathological narcissicism, correct?

dale blanker wrote:Sad...

You may not agree with everything he's said or done but how can you not like him and his family???

Not only do I not like him, I can not think of a single redeeming quality the man possesses. He is a liar and a traitor, and that's the nicest things about him.

Mxrdad wrote:Dale, you said " You might not agree with everything he's said or done". I take that as a debate of his accomplishments, or lack thereof. So I'd say its about actions and feelings. I wish you would share something positive about his personality and intellect so we could have a good debate about it. I have yet to see anything good come from him or his likes. I'm not being sarcastic, just trying to keep an open mind.

Try http://time.com/4632190/historians-obamas-legacy/

Abraham wrote:"I will vigorously support Trump until he proves he is unsupportable."

I think you meant to say "unless" he proves he is unsupportable"

Nope, I said what I meant.

dale blanker wrote:

Mxrdad wrote:Dale, you said " You might not agree with everything he's said or done". I take that as a debate of his accomplishments, or lack thereof. So I'd say its about actions and feelings. I wish you would share something positive about his personality and intellect so we could have a good debate about it. I have yet to see anything good come from him or his likes. I'm not being sarcastic, just trying to keep an open mind.

Try http://time.com/4632190/historians-obamas-legacy/

When Trump is through undoing the damage, there won't be an Obama legacy for historians to discuss.

dale blanker wrote:

Mxrdad wrote:Dale, you said " You might not agree with everything he's said or done". I take that as a debate of his accomplishments, or lack thereof. So I'd say its about actions and feelings. I wish you would share something positive about his personality and intellect so we could have a good debate about it. I have yet to see anything good come from him or his likes. I'm not being sarcastic, just trying to keep an open mind.

Try http://time.com/4632190/historians-obamas-legacy/

I know how to Google. I'm not going to search for anything about him. Instead, cant you just list a couple of accomplishments off the top of your head? I can think of many disasters and failures without the use of a search engine. If he was that successful, it should be easy. What cha got?