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Altoman5 (3 weeks ago) Show Hide
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I really don't trust Obama, his actions are pretty much maintaining the status quo. Bush did a lot of damage, but Obama is not doing enough to fix the mistakes Bush has done. Doesn't matter if it's Republican or Democrat, they are both the same.
CrazyCheeseMagee (6 months ago) Show Hide
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Well, this fits post 9/11 hysteria to a T. Thankfully, the Patriot Act was repealed. (I hope. I don't want Big Brother spying on me like it's 1984.)
Altoman5 (4 weeks ago) Show Hide
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Sorry to tell you this but the Patriot Act is still in effect. And Obama has no intention of repealing it. Tell your family and friends to pressure your representatives and congressmen to repeal it.
CrazyCheeseMagee (3 weeks ago) Show Hide
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Well, I learned that Obama actually increased the Patriot Act's reach. That was 5 months ago. Now I am very wary of Obama's leadership, for one thing, not revoking Lieberman's chairmanship on the DHS for threatening a filibusterer on healthcare reform, and not doing enough to close Gitmo, and trying "bi-partisan" support for healthcare reform. (Here's an idea! Get the Independent, Bernie Sanders, to vote yes on very extensive (possibly single-payer) reform, and call it bipartisan.)

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