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I don't think the point was to fix things for the Obama agenda. callandor1000 Send a noteboard - 28/01/2010 03:29:38 AM
I think he was saying things need to be fixed, not per usual politics (which its been obvious that no matter who won the presidency thats what we would get) and it would be nice for someone to kick some sense into these sleezy ass piece of shit their-own-mother-fucking politicians. Not a one of them is worth a drop of sweat out of the ass of Drew Carey.

There is only one agenda that should be catered to, and that agenda is making this country work again. Unfortunately no one wants to work together, make sacrifices, compromise or anything else. And its blamed on a two-party system and blah blah blah, excuse, excuse, excuse. This country used to be great, when it could overcome obstacles no matter how tough, and yet now we squabble over petty things and go and cry in our room when we don't get our own way.

I don't think hobgoblin was making a point of Chuck Norris defending Obama and his agenda. He was saying Chuck Norris should defend what the office Obama holds should stand for (though its been a while since anyone has made the office respectable).

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I don't think the point was to fix things for the Obama agenda. - 28/01/2010 03:29:38 AM 384 Views
Right on bro. Right on. *NM* - 28/01/2010 03:38:39 AM 138 Views
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