Gary Arneson
Huntington Beach
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Obama losing ability to lead
Published on Tuesday, March 2, 2010 10:19 PM PST
I watched quite a bit of this so called bipartisan meeting to decide who will run one-sixth of our economy and I was scared by what I saw. I saw a President who got very testy when asked specific questions from those who wanted specific answers. A President who’s attitude rang out to me that no matter what is said here, I’m going to get my way no matter what others say. A President who is fighting for his political life. A President who does not want to address tort reform nor the selling of health insurance across state lines. I heard and saw a President who loves to hear himself speak. He spoke nine minutes more than the entire Republican contingency did during the entire meeting. Where is the hope and the change? This President has lost it and the American people are beginning to see this by the poll numbers coming out both for his health care bill and as well as his ability to lead this nation.
Gary Arneson
Huntington Beach
Gary Arneson
Huntington Beach
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