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LadyDread2010 01-27-2009 01:03 PM

Is the president doing too much,too soon?
 
In a very short amount of time,President Obama is doing so much because he wants to keep his promises to America.He has incredible ambition, but do you think he is doing too much too soon?

DaemonSeid 01-27-2009 01:12 PM

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Originally Posted by LadyDread2010 (Post 1771211)
In a very short amount of time,President Obama is doing so much because he wants to keep his promises to America.He has incredible ambition, but do you think he is doing too much too soon?

Define "too much".

LadyDread2010 01-27-2009 01:14 PM

Well,he's only been in office for about a week or so,and he's already making plans to close Guantanimo Bay,reaching out to Muslims in the Middle East,and trying to fix the economy. You don't think he should slow down a little bit?
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Originally Posted by DaemonSeid (Post 1771215)
Define "too much".


Kevin 01-27-2009 01:18 PM

What is the danger of going 'too fast'?

DaemonSeid 01-27-2009 01:18 PM

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Originally Posted by LadyDread2010 (Post 1771216)
Well,he's only been in office for about a week or so,and he's already making plans to close Guantanimo Bay,reaching out to Muslims in the Middle East,and trying to fix the economy. You don't think he should slow down a little bit?

Uuhhhhh no?

This is his JOB. This is what he signed up for when he decided to run last year.
He doesn't have time to sit back and 'soak it all in" or "bask in the glow" while our ecomony is in shambles with MORE job cuts on the way and a war we are waging that we can start NOW to conclude. Also this is why you have a cabinent.



If the phone rings at 3am you want him to ignore it til 6?

WHat you basing this question on? Something you read, your own observations....?

LadyDread2010 01-27-2009 01:19 PM

Good points...but do you think it's unyielding ambition or fullfilling his promise?
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Originally Posted by DaemonSeid (Post 1771220)
Uuhhhhh no?

This is his JOB. This is what he signed up for when he decided to run last year.
He doesn't have time to sit back and 'soak it all in" or "bask in the glow" while our ecomony is in shambles with MORE job cuts on the way and a war we are waging that we can start NOW to conclude. Also this is why you have a cabinent.



If the phone rings at 3am you want him to ignore it til 6?


LadyDread2010 01-27-2009 01:20 PM

Speed kills.:rolleyes:
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Originally Posted by Kevin (Post 1771219)
What is the danger of going 'too fast'?


DaemonSeid 01-27-2009 01:20 PM

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Originally Posted by LadyDread2010 (Post 1771221)
Good points...but do you think it's unyielding ambition or fullfilling his promise?

Possibly the second one.

Again...since you posted before I finished my edit...what are you basing all of this on?

LadyDread2010 01-27-2009 01:22 PM

I've been watching CNN since the inaugration...and I just hope that his health isn't affected by all this stress,even though it will be. Interesting sig,by the way.
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Originally Posted by DaemonSeid (Post 1771223)
Possibly the second one.

Again...since you posted before I finished my edit...what are you basing all of this on?


DaemonSeid 01-27-2009 01:26 PM

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Originally Posted by LadyDread2010 (Post 1771225)
I've been watching CNN since the inaugration...and I just hope that his health isn't affected by all this stress,even though it will be.

He's not John McCain.

To be honest I am not sure exactly where you are going with this thread...if this is simply a matter of his physical and mental health, then I will answer that by saying anyone that runs for president, that is what they sign up for. They should already be aware of the trials and tribulations that await should they be elected. By Obama only being in his mid 40's isn't too likely to just 'keel over' dead from the stress.

Again, this is their job to juggle multiple issues simultaneously. That's why they are the president.

LadyDread2010 01-27-2009 01:36 PM

LOL...another good point,John McCain is not young at all,and I'm not knocking on Obama's ambitions at all;in fact I'm very proud of him.
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Originally Posted by DaemonSeid (Post 1771227)
He's not John McCain.

To be honest I am not sure exactly where you are going with this thread...if this is simply a matter of his physical and mental health, then I will answer that by saying anyone that runs for president, that is what they sign up for. They should already be aware of the trials and tribulations that await should they be elected. By Obama only being in his mid 40's isn't too likely to just 'keel over' dead from the stress.

Again, this is their job to juggle multiple issues simultaneously. That's why they are the president.


DaemonSeid 01-27-2009 01:39 PM

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Originally Posted by LadyDread2010 (Post 1771233)
LOL...another good point,John McCain is not young at all,and I'm not knocking on Obama's ambitions at all;in fact I'm very proud of him.

?? OK.... I guess.


Have a good one.

Hopefully this article isn't what bothered you:

http://blog.indecision2008.com/2009/...tes-exclusive/

Thetagirl218 01-27-2009 09:54 PM

I did think it was a little too soon to go to the Hill. It made him seem too much like a Senator for while...I thought he would want to wait a bit until then.

squirrely girl 01-27-2009 10:05 PM

to the original question - no, i don't think he's doing too much too soon.

its been a few years since we've had a complete regime change but i'm pretty sure the first week of most new presidents is pretty eventful.

on another note, i see this as a "damned if you do, damned if you don't" scenario. he'll have people questioning his actions no matter what...

- m

deepimpact2 01-27-2009 10:17 PM

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Originally Posted by DaemonSeid (Post 1771227)
He's not John McCain.

To be honest I am not sure exactly where you are going with this thread...if this is simply a matter of his physical and mental health, then I will answer that by saying anyone that runs for president, that is what they sign up for. They should already be aware of the trials and tribulations that await should they be elected. By Obama only being in his mid 40's isn't too likely to just 'keel over' dead from the stress.

Again, this is their job to juggle multiple issues simultaneously. That's why they are the president.

Yeah. I have read articles about how ALL of the presidents have suffered stress-related ailments during their presidency...ulcers, migraines, angina, etc.


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