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It's Always Different When It's Obama
March 11, 2004, one year after American-led forces invaded Iraq, ten bombs located on four different commuter trains exploded in Spain's capital of Madrid, killing more than 190 people and wounding nearly 2,000.
An al-Qaeda terror cell claimed credit for the coordinated attack against Spain, an American ally in the Iraq War. The assault marked the deadliest terror blast in Europe since the 1980s.
Note: GW was president at the time.
No one blamed Bush for his lack of leadership.
Not one negative peep from the little FAUXes. In fact, some were saying if there were to be a terrorist attack in America, it would be good news for Bush; It would insure his reelection.
Compare that to the same "news source's" reaction to President Obama and the Paris attack.
Obama should resign.
Fox contributor Michael Goodwin: Obama resign "for the good of humanity" if he "cannot rise to the challenge of leadership" after the Paris killings.
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Back with a vengeance possums!
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Re: It's Always Different When It's Obama
It's part of their fantasy that if they keep repeating that he's weak, that the economy has not improved under his leadership, that the world has not regained trust and respect under his Presidency, that he is the worst POTUS ever....it will somehow make it all true and negate the facts and his soaring approval ratings.
Face it guys, he's done a great job and most of America agrees. Just look at his approval ratings compared to George W's numbers when he left office. Look at the worldwide polls regarding opinion of Bush vs Obama. The overwhelming verdict of economists is that the economy has improved in every metric in the last 7 years.
But just keep repeating "worst! weak! hates America!" and see if that gets you further than it has in the last seven years.
