No Drama Obama Invited Too Much Drama

deacon blues · #1 03-05-2010, 06:32 AM

Washington Post poll says 75% of Americans are satisfied with their health insurance and 90% have never missed a mortgage payment.

In Obama's first year, he invited drama by taking on issues not pressing to most Americans: healthcare and bailouts. Most Americans think, my healthcare isn't broken, so why fix it? Most Americans pay their bille so they think, why help companies they can't because of irresponsibility?

His agenda was too ambitious, too expensive and too out of touch with most Americans. Now "No Drama Obama" is going to see what happens when you mess with the virtual comfort and ease of most Americans. The real drama will unfold in November.

Elizabeth · #2 03-05-2010, 10:29 AM

Yep! At the polls, American's will definitely let their true feelings be known. Do you think he will change his song and dance then?

Or do you think he is over confident and will stick to his guns?

n david · #3 03-05-2010, 11:29 AM

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Originally Posted by Elizabeth

Yep! At the polls, American's will definitely let their true feelings be known. Do you think he will change his song and dance then?

Or do you think he is over confident and will stick to his guns?

BHO will stick to his guns. Not because of confidence, however, but because of his arrogance.

Praxeas · #4 03-06-2010, 03:23 PM

My health care is ok except I pay a lot for medications out of pocket. If their cost was lower that would not be as much a burden as it is now

Twisp · #5 03-05-2010, 10:58 AM

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Originally Posted by deacon blues

Washington Post poll says 75% of Americans are satisfied with their health insurance and 90% have never missed a mortgage payment.

In Obama's first year, he invited drama by taking on issues not pressing to most Americans: healthcare and bailouts. Most Americans think, my healthcare isn't broken, so why fix it? Most Americans pay their bille so they think, why help companies they can't because of irresponsibility?

His agenda was too ambitious, too expensive and too out of touch with most Americans. Now "No Drama Obama" is going to see what happens when you mess with the virtual comfort and ease of most Americans. The real drama will unfold in November.

Do you have the link to that poll? That would be interesting to look at.