Comments on: Voters thinking about jobs, not Obama

By: JWC

JWC — Sun, 15 Nov 2009 14:37:19 +0000

Please God get me to 2012 and it bye bye BO.

By: Kaipo

Kaipo — Fri, 13 Nov 2009 21:13:32 +0000

Predictable to hear from reformed socialist like Cynthia. Spend, Spend and spend on more stimulus. Forget that we will have to borrow to spend.
How stupid. Did you hear from Obama- a jobs summit. Foolish. As if it will do a thing except for political reasons. Obama’s pollsters have adviced him to host a jobs summit to give the impression that he cares.
Forget that it will not create one job. Well, independents and evangelical christians have themselves to blame. They stayed home and refused to vote. Been that the country is a center right country, an unqualified and inexperinced man like Obama would never have smelt the Presidency. This Presidency would be
worse than Jimmy Carter. The second guessing of Obama has begun. If we had known. WEll the man is totally inexperienced and has no clue as is evident. Unfortunately we will have to wait for another three years to
see a possible forty-five(45) to forty-nine (49) state Republican landslide by either Mike Huckabee or Romney. It will be huge relief.

By: Chris

Chris — Fri, 13 Nov 2009 13:07:41 +0000

You’re right. I’m not concerned with Obama. I’m concerned with jobs and the economy. The president has demonstrated the inability to lead his flock — Congress concerns me more than a passive and indecisive decision maker in the Oval Office. When are people going to wake up and realize: NEITHER party, or its leaders — are very much concerned about the hard working middle class that continues to lose jobs, gain debt(s) and slip farther into apathy. As God as my witness, I believe I could hand pick 300 strangers off of the streets of Atlanta and do a better job of running this nation and managing its money. What nation takes from a man willing to work and gives to a man who refuses to work? Crazy times.

By: Tom Middleton

Tom Middleton — Mon, 09 Nov 2009 19:02:36 +0000

William@8:41am: I will keep a sharp knife and a loaded gun because I refuse to become Islamic and kill my wife and children.

No one expects you to become Islamic, William, but with your attitude toward others, I bet you’d be one of the most radical Islamic extremists anywhere on this planet should you decide to do so.

But there is an option, sir: Maybe you could learn to actually live the teachings of Jesus for a change and stop the cycle of insanity in your family. You might have a much-better outlook on life once you realize your wife loves you better and your children are growing up perfectly normal.

It’s just a thought, William, but a much better option to your raging paranoia. Remember, sir, that Jesus loves you and wants to help!

By: Turd Feguson

Turd Feguson — Mon, 09 Nov 2009 16:21:37 +0000

Horatio

November 9th, 2009
8:08 am

Well lets hope not. Cynthia, or shall I say Ms Tucker, while having been brainwashed by the democratic party steamroller, is a pretty cool chick. Her being a liberal does play into my favor as she is liberal/open minded enough to leave these sometimes “not so politically correct postings”.

And for that I do state Thanks Ms Tucker.

PS…being on AJC is a blessing. Go try posting on XIA…they delete everyone for anti-left thinking/postings.

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By: William

William — Mon, 09 Nov 2009 13:49:13 +0000

Notice how all the attention has turned toward finding jobs. Of course I will not seek a job and pay taxes until I get public healthcare. The president, pelosi, reid, and the liberal democrats have deemed it more important for me to have healthcare than a job. So sometime in 2010 after healtchare is passed(if it does)I will job search. Possibly in the healtcare profession or with AARP. I am sure a I could make a good salesperson for AARP selling supplemental insurance to old folks. I will use scare tactic suchas the government healthcare will cause them to lose benefits and AARP will save the day.

By: Jimmy62

Jimmy62 — Mon, 09 Nov 2009 13:42:34 +0000

Every dollar the government takes in taxes is another dollar not spent by private individuals to purchase products and create jobs! Every job the government creates is another job and a half not created by private enterprise! The best way to create jobs is to stop taking money from the people who hire other people to work for them.

By: William

William — Mon, 09 Nov 2009 13:41:11 +0000

“Oh, and moderate Muslims in this country and everywhere else have been talking against Al Qaeda and the like, AND this latest extremist-thug to strike. Where have you been and why haven’t you been listening?”

Yeah and they keep killing their children here in the United States too for being too western. Hmmm…sounds like a promising religion to me. The difference in Christainity and Islam is: The Christains had very bad leaders in charge of the religion and created woes on the people against what the teaching reflected. In Islam they must convert everyone or kill them. That is in their teachings. I will keep a sharp knife and a loaded gun because I refuse to become Islamic and kill my wife and children.