Cameron a "lightweight" says Obama
Cameron a "lightweight" says Obama
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anonymous-user

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83 months

Thursday 4th December 2008
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http://uk.news.yahoo.com/14/20081204/tpl-obama-on-...

Not good news for Dave if the leader of the free world doesn't rate him.

Obama is right of course...

The thought of 4 or 5 more years of Brown is too depressing to contemplate but do Cameron and his Eton buddies really cut the mustard?

MrVelox

2,974 posts

216 months

Thursday 4th December 2008
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This is a surprise? Obama is a Democrat, Democrats = Labour whilst Republicans = Conservatives.

rhinochopig

17,932 posts

227 months

Thursday 4th December 2008
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unrepentant said:
http://uk.news.yahoo.com/14/20081204/tpl-obama-on-...

Not good news for Dave if the leader of the free world doesn't rate him.

Obama is right of course...

The thought of 4 or 5 more years of Brown is too depressing to contemplate but do Cameron and his Eton buddies really cut the mustard?
IMHO it's like being asked if you want to be shot or stabbed - neither thanks.

kambites

71,468 posts

250 months

Thursday 4th December 2008
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rhinochopig said:
unrepentant said:
http://uk.news.yahoo.com/14/20081204/tpl-obama-on-...

Not good news for Dave if the leader of the free world doesn't rate him.

Obama is right of course...

The thought of 4 or 5 more years of Brown is too depressing to contemplate but do Cameron and his Eton buddies really cut the mustard?
IMHO it's like being asked if you want to be shot or stabbed - neither thanks.
Unfortunately we're not really being given the "neither" option.

mechsympathy

58,641 posts

284 months

Thursday 4th December 2008
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Hmmmscratchchin Bit of a pot:kettle moment methinks.

unrepentant said:
the leader of the free world
roflYou are joking, aren't you?

Zod

35,295 posts

287 months

Thursday 4th December 2008
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Story straight from Labour command.

Republik

4,525 posts

219 months

Thursday 4th December 2008
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MrVelox said:
This is a surprise? Obama is a Democrat, Democrats = Labour whilst Republicans = Conservatives.
I thought it was the other way round. Their red is our blue and vice versa?

cazzer

8,883 posts

277 months

Thursday 4th December 2008
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mechsympathy said:
Hmmmscratchchin Bit of a pot:kettle moment methinks.

unrepentant said:
the leader of the free world
roflYou are joking, aren't you?
Pot calling the kettle black?
You racist bd....

smile

IforB

9,840 posts

258 months

Thursday 4th December 2008
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rhinochopig said:
unrepentant said:
http://uk.news.yahoo.com/14/20081204/tpl-obama-on-...

Not good news for Dave if the leader of the free world doesn't rate him.

Obama is right of course...

The thought of 4 or 5 more years of Brown is too depressing to contemplate but do Cameron and his Eton buddies really cut the mustard?
IMHO it's like being asked if you want to be shot or stabbed - neither thanks.
Yep, that's how I see it. I can't stand this government, but I also think that Cameron and his band of idiots would be equally as disastrous.

I think I'm going to go and live in a hole.

MrVelox

2,974 posts

216 months

Thursday 4th December 2008
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Republik said:
MrVelox said:
This is a surprise? Obama is a Democrat, Democrats = Labour whilst Republicans = Conservatives.
I thought it was the other way round. Their red is our blue and vice versa?
Nope. People in Britain like to think that the Democrats are like the Conservatives because you guys are totally sick of New Labour and their horsest as well as the planet's general distaste for Bush and company, but the truth is largely the opposite.

And if you want to REALLY have your head done in, the majority of the current financial mess that we are in can be traced back to policies brought on by the Clinton administration, also Democrats.

IforB

9,840 posts

258 months

Thursday 4th December 2008
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And if you really want to blame someone for the financial mess in the UK, you can blame some of Maggies policies and the culture that was born under her leadership.

Now who's going to play the blame game and say that it is all really Churchills fault? How about Henry VIIIth or Edward the Confessor?

FourWheelDrift

92,292 posts

313 months

Thursday 4th December 2008
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Barack Obama and the US Democrats are more Liberals than anything else.

It is a very well known fact that Obama is the most Liberal senator in this house.

telecat

8,528 posts

270 months

Thursday 4th December 2008
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Do you really think the Democrats will make things all better??? They follow the same path as Gordie and helped create the current crisis. They torpedoed a Republican bill that would have restarained the Mortgage's that caused the Problem in the US in the first place!!

Fittster

20,120 posts

242 months

Thursday 4th December 2008
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Excellent lets fall out with the Yanks and then we don't have to get involved in their stupid wars.

Don

28,378 posts

313 months

Thursday 4th December 2008
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Democrats and Republicans are both probably slightly to the right of our Conservatives, IMO.

The UK is centre left and both New Labour and the Tories seem to be competing for that position. The US is probably more center right?

Different spelling of the word pronounced senturr deliberate.

Don

28,378 posts

313 months

Thursday 4th December 2008
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And who gives a st what Obama thinks?

Let's have a little spine here, eh? He can't vote in our elections.

AL...Ease

2,679 posts

247 months

Thursday 4th December 2008
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Don said:
Democrats and Republicans are both probably slightly to the right of our Conservatives, IMO.

The UK is centre left and both New Labour and the Tories seem to be competing for that position. The US is probably more center right?

Different spelling of the word pronounced senturr deliberate.
Don't pander to them!

Pickled Piper

6,452 posts

264 months

Thursday 4th December 2008
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A good assessment of Cameron.

Obama just went up in my estimation.

pp

ashes

628 posts

283 months

Thursday 4th December 2008
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Whenever Obama speaks, it always seems like an auto-cue has come to life.....

Or is it just me?

anonymous-user

Original Poster:

83 months

Thursday 4th December 2008
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MrVelox said:
This is a surprise? Obama is a Democrat, Democrats = Labour whilst Republicans = Conservatives.
I dont think that's the case anymore. I've always voted Tory but NFW would I have voted for McCain. From what I saw (I was in the USA for 6 weeks leading up to the election) the Republican vote came almost exclusively from the Christian right and the unthinking white trash, a group that McCain and especially Palin courted through the whole campaign by suggesting that Obama was pally with terrorists. The professionals, regular business people and the thinking classes all seemed to go for Obama.