Does the "office of President-Elect" signs logos etc bother you?

[Black Landlord]

Dakota wrote:
[quote=michaelb]
yes it bothers me and the use of a seal by him at this time seems silly to me. However, Obama's overall strategy in the election was to appear "presidential" at all times,

We get it, we get it. You look presidential, you dress like a president, you talk like a president, you act like a president, you are president-elect, you will be president in January.
And come January 21st, I will take great delight in pointing out your lack of patriotism each and every time you post something critical of sitting president Barack H. Obama or any of his supporters.

[Mac1337]

Black Landlord wrote:
[quote=Dakota]
[quote=michaelb]
yes it bothers me and the use of a seal by him at this time seems silly to me. However, Obama's overall strategy in the election was to appear "presidential" at all times,

We get it, we get it. You look presidential, you dress like a president, you talk like a president, you act like a president, you are president-elect, you will be president in January.
And come January 21st, I will take great delight in pointing out your lack of patriotism each and every time you post something critical of sitting president Barack H. Obama or any of his supporters.
You can be sure I won't call him a Nazi, a war criminal( no matter how many bombs he drops on Afghanistan) and won't wish him death and disease. You know, the stuff you are probably fairly comfortable using for the current president.

[vision63]

George Bush is faultless.

[davester]

Dakota wrote: You can be sure I won't call him a Nazi, a war criminal( no matter how many bombs he drops on Afghanistan) and won't wish him death and disease. You know, the stuff you are probably fairly comfortable using for the current president.

Well war criminal maybe (some fairly respectable people out there have stated as much, but the rest is bullpuckey. Find a single post that states any of those other things or STFU.

[Black Landlord]

Dakota wrote:
[quote=Black Landlord]
[quote=Dakota]
[quote=michaelb]
yes it bothers me and the use of a seal by him at this time seems silly to me. However, Obama's overall strategy in the election was to appear "presidential" at all times,

We get it, we get it. You look presidential, you dress like a president, you talk like a president, you act like a president, you are president-elect, you will be president in January.
And come January 21st, I will take great delight in pointing out your lack of patriotism each and every time you post something critical of sitting president Barack H. Obama or any of his supporters.
You can be sure I won't call him a Nazi, a war criminal( no matter how many bombs he drops on Afghanistan) and won't wish him death and disease. You know, the stuff you are probably fairly comfortable using for the current president. I don't expect you to believe me, or really even care, but as a bit of a typing exercise I will state that I would never wish death and disease on GWB, or anyone else, or call him a Nazi. You would have to agree though that he has, however, come darned close to flat-out fascism, and is absolutely a war criminal.
I don't have any strong feelings about Afghanistan, but I sure hope hundreds of thousands of innocent people don't get killed like in Iraq.
Thanks for the opportunity to clarify my feelings. For the longest time I couldn't talk about Bush, but I feel strangely liberated now.

[Black Landlord]

Dakota wrote:
What did Dick Nixon say?

Is there more to this joke, or was that it?

[Ted King]

I don't care for the signs. I think the cheapen his image rather than help, but he is so impressive that they almost don't matter at all. On a ten point scale, their significance is about 0.05.

[$tevie]

[$tevie]

vision63 wrote: If it isn't this it'd be something else. They'll pound and pound and pound and pound relentlessly and unceasingly just like a regiment of terminators because it's what they do. Instead of developing concepts and ideas that build our nation they've discovered that it's simply easier to tear people and organizations apart that do the work of the people and bring them down. We lend credence to it when we ignore it. They're willing to sacrifice themselves in their effort to stop anyone that might lend a hand to anyone that might not have two nickels to rub together. Newt Gingrich pounded away until he blew himself up in total sacrifice. Same with Tom Delay. They threw "themselves" under the bus for the common GOP good. You won't see Reid or Pelosi doing that.

They'll complain about what kind of toilet paper Obama uses until it becomes a GOP meme that develops a life of its own to the extent that it derails his entire administration. Obama: "I did not use, nor did I intend to use that Charmin toilet paper." If he'll lie about that, then how can we trust him about anything?

Answer my question man!

This is all too true.

[Mac1337]

Black Landlord wrote:
[quote=Dakota]
[quote=Black Landlord]
[quote=Dakota]
[quote=michaelb]
yes it bothers me and the use of a seal by him at this time seems silly to me. However, Obama's overall strategy in the election was to appear "presidential" at all times,

We get it, we get it. You look presidential, you dress like a president, you talk like a president, you act like a president, you are president-elect, you will be president in January.
And come January 21st, I will take great delight in pointing out your lack of patriotism each and every time you post something critical of sitting president Barack H. Obama or any of his supporters.
You can be sure I won't call him a Nazi, a war criminal( no matter how many bombs he drops on Afghanistan) and won't wish him death and disease. You know, the stuff you are probably fairly comfortable using for the current president. I don't expect you to believe me, or really even care, but as a bit of a typing exercise I will state that I would never wish death and disease on GWB, or anyone else, or call him a Nazi. You would have to agree though that he has, however, come darned close to flat-out fascism, and is absolutely a war criminal.
I don't have any strong feelings about Afghanistan, but I sure hope hundreds of thousands of innocent people don't get killed like in Iraq.
Thanks for the opportunity to clarify my feelings. For the longest time I couldn't talk about Bush, but I feel strangely liberated now.
In denying my assertions you confirmed all of them. BTW, it is very generous of you to stop at war criminal and not to call the elected President of the United States not a Nazi.