B.O. Says Everything's Good!
 

Last week B.O. said that the private sector is in good shape.



WHAT ROCK IS HE LIVING UNDER? I guess as President, he has no time to read the newspaper. Maybe he could ask one of his aides who DOES have time to watch what is REALLY happening in the private sector.

May be a "troll thread", but the quote was not made up, or misapplied.
The President did really say it.
Then he tried to walk it back. But the fact that he said it, tells you what he really thinks--

OK.
so who is worse, the troll or the one baited by, and responding to the troll?:D

Or the troll that takes the troll bait every time the other troll makes a cast.

So many troll-types. So little time.

Signed,

TrollBot

Was the news coverage of President Bush in a grocery store "trolling"?
Or are any troll threads that attack repubs OK, but only those which question President Obama and his awareness to be labelled as 'trolls".

REd Trolls vs Blue Trolls.

vs. lying trolls

So when a thread is posted negatively against BO or dems, it's a troll thread? And when anti-Rep links are posted without comment, it's a topic worthy of discussion? Hypocrisy.

My troll is bigger'n your troll!

Does someone suffer from troll envy? :eek:

Taking a read of the FULL quote in context makes the president's meaning pretty clear: Private sector growth is in positive territory, what's dragging things down is public sector job losses. Doesn't take a genius, what it takes is a desperate conservative willing to quote the president out of context in order to make a cheap shot point.

And please Larry, do tell us all with links and quote marks where the president said "everything's good". Have you figured out how to make a link to your mind? That's where this stuff is coming from after all. You made it up, or got it in an email.

You, my friend, are wasting your valuable time with a troll.

I believe, even in context,(4.3 million jobs had been added in the private sector in the last 27 months. ), Obama's statement still shows his ignorance of capitalism. 4.3 Million jobs is not enough--the job participation rate is still falling. His statement also betrays his desire to continually increase public sector hiring. Public sector employees must be paid by taxing the public sector jobs. Where else does the money come from? So Obama's "answer" to under-employment is to take ever more money from the private sector, and use that to hire voters in the public sector.
Mr. Obama needs some real world experience in the economy. I will vote in November to give hime that private sector experience.