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I Do Not Support Obama

Wow Obama Is Already Doing So Much

By: MissThang420
Written on January 27th, 2009
Age: 18-21 , Female
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  • porcpuffer

    Obama cares about voters and (especially) contributors, insofar as they support his re-election. You're hopelessly naive if you think he gives a damn about veterans.

    Jul 14, 2011
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    • LaVitta

      There is no reason to call anyone naive when they are on your SIDE.

      Feb 9
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  • ag123

    Maybe Obama only cares about veterans when their is an opportunity to do something concrete in terms of helping them after they have served.

    Jan 27, 2009
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  • VendettA12

    Obama obviously hates veterans.





    lol.





    Since we care about the veterans, it would be useful to point out that the VA grades politicians based on their voting records. One might assume that John McCain, being a war hero, would have tremendous support from the VA. Alas, that's not so. They gave him a low grade and didn't support him because, well, he doesn't support veterans. It's a simple equation. Obama, on the other hand, had a stellar rating from the VA.





    Strange you never hear about it, and yet we get to hear about how Obama "really feels about veterans"...

    Jan 27, 2009
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  • SaratogaGirl

    From the American Legion, which is the sponsor of this event, in response to an inquiry about this:



    "The American Legion, as it has on every inauguration evening since 1953, hosted the Salute to Heroes Inaugural Banquet & Ball on January 20th. The quadrennial event is co-sponsored with fourteen veterans service and military service organizations and honors recipients of the Medal of Honor. Forty-seven of these heroes attended this year’s event which was held in the Renaissance Washington DC Hotel.



    President Obama was invited but did not attend. Vice-President Joe Biden did appear, however, and was very warmly received. The new President’s absence was understandable considering the unprecedented logistical challenges presented by the vastly increased number of visitors to this inauguration and the necessary attendant security measures. The American Legion, as an organization, does not feel offended or “snubbed.”



    Thank you,



    Craig Roberts



    Media Relations Manager



    The American Legion



    1608 K Street, NW



    Washington, DC 20006"



    I would also point out that according to Stars & Stripes, "But at the Commander-In-Chief’s Ball, hundreds of military men and women and their dates held their positions for hours, waiting anxiously for the biggest star of the day: President Barack Obama.



    When the president emerged waving from a giant backdrop lit with stars and stripes, the troops, including 300 invited wounded warriors from Walter Reed Army Medical Center and their families, erupted in jubilation. Obama shook hands with the senior enlisted advisers of the five services before taking the podium, pledging to work hard for the military and their families, while continuing his call for national unity and service."

    The picture accompanying the article also shows 7 Medal of Honor recipients at the Commander in Chief's Ball.

    http://www.stripes.com/article.asp?section=104&article=60160 />


    So I am quite confident that I DO know how the President feels about veterans! Perhaps Walter Reed will now be cleaned up!

    Jan 27, 2009
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