bathala said:is this trending right now on twiteer
ClovingSteam said:It's like so many of you are brand new to this. Obama talks a good talk but at the end of the day he rolls over like a dog who desperately needs to have his tummy stroked, even if the ones doing the stroking are the very ones who have been kicking the crap out of him (GOP). Call me when he actually matches his verbal anger with action.
When the subject of science came up during last night's Republican debate, all eyes drifted to Rick Perry. "Just recently in New Hampshire you recently said that weekly or even daily scientists are coming forward to question that human activity is behind climate change," John Harris from Politico asked the governor of Texas. "Which scientists have you found most credible on this subject?" Perry only named only one scientist: Galileo.
It was a metaphor to be sure, one meant to illuminate the idea that it took a while for science to agree that the Earth spins around the sun, instead of the other way around. "Galileo got outvoted for a spell," said Perry, in attempting to argue that the issue of climate change remains "unsettled." But what Perry fails to realize is the fact that the scientific community actually agreed with Galileo. It was the clergy who outvoted him, accusing him of being a heretic. "By the time Galileo was publishing on heliocentrism, the idea was already circulating and widely accepted in scientific circles, including Jesuits," explains Joshua Rosneau from the National Center for Science Education. "He wasn't outvoted by scientists, he was outvoted by the political and religious leadership of his country."
It will only create jobs for black people, unions will take over, gays will force themselves on your kids, and Carlos Mencia will get a new show.teruterubozu said:Beck, Hannity and Limbaugh will spin this as another stimulus bill and we're back to square one tomorrow morning.
Something Wicked said:"This bill is completely paid for... and I'll tell you how I specifically do it later..."
Yeah...shame this car bomb threat is killing my buzz on this.RustyNails said:Dude was fired up. Wow.
This is the exact reason I'm not bothering to watch the speech. What's the point?ClovingSteam said:It's like so many of you are brand new to this. Obama talks a good talk but at the end of the day he rolls over like a dog who desperately needs to have his tummy stroked, even if the ones doing the stroking are the very ones who have been kicking the crap out of him (GOP). Call me when he actually matches his verbal anger with action.
TacticalFox88 said:Ball, out. of. the. Park.
Because he is good at giving speeches? :-/DenogginizerOS said:Great speech! Yup, I voted for this man and he proved to me once again why I was right to do so.
sphagnum said:Obama gives a speech, let's see him try to actually get something done.
facebook said:"there's a babbling monkey on TV!!
GhaleonEB said:This is the exact reason I'm not bothering to watch the speech. What's the point?
He gave a great speech (well, press conference) at the tail end of the debt ceiling debate and then turned around and did the opposite of what he'd argued for.
> approval ratingsDenogginizerOS said:Great speech! Yup, I voted for this man and he proved to me once again why I was right to do so.
teruterubozu said:More like solo batting practice.
Thought it was 10 timesKHarvey16 said:Any chance you could be cynical quietly? We heard you the first three times.
Yeah, only gushing favor is allowed here.KHarvey16 said:Any chance you could be cynical quietly? We heard you the first three times.
elrechazao said:Yeah, only gushing favor is allowed here.
KHarvey16 said:Yep, that's what I said. Good job.
Nope, only repeated whining is.elrechazao said:Yeah, only gushing favor is allowed here.