Comments on: Obama Continues to Redefine Iraq Position http://shyspeak.net/2008/07/04/obama-continues-to-redefine-iraq-position/ Speculation and perspective on current events related to politics, society, technology and religion. Thu, 20 Nov 2008 12:58:21 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.6.3 By: Richard http://shyspeak.net/2008/07/04/obama-continues-to-redefine-iraq-position/#comment-2212 Richard Sun, 13 Jul 2008 02:30:37 +0000 http://shyspeak.net/?p=418#comment-2212 It certainly is interesting watching Obama's "new" certainty over Iraq... Also thanks for the blogroll link - but be warned! I only get at most twenty hits a day - most being spam I expect! <strong>Richard: It'll be more interesting to see all this flip-flopping come back to haunt him after the convention. September and October should be some pretty interesting months. And you're welcome for the link. I enjoy reading your posts and agree with many of your ideas. Keep it up! - JOS</strong> It certainly is interesting watching Obama’s “new” certainty over Iraq…
Also thanks for the blogroll link - but be warned! I only get at most twenty hits a day - most being spam I expect!

Richard: It’ll be more interesting to see all this flip-flopping come back to haunt him after the convention. September and October should be some pretty interesting months.

And you’re welcome for the link. I enjoy reading your posts and agree with many of your ideas. Keep it up!

- JOS

]]> By: Richard http://shyspeak.net/2008/07/04/obama-continues-to-redefine-iraq-position/#comment-2193 Richard Tue, 08 Jul 2008 14:22:03 +0000 http://shyspeak.net/?p=418#comment-2193 Well, you'll find integrity with McCain. At least he is capable of saying, "I was wrong on this issue and as the facts change, I change my mind." To paraphrase Galbraith. To JOS thanks for the excellent entry here, prompted me to write one of my own on this liberal cynic. I hold currently the position that Obama is a cynical politician, he doesn't really believe in anything beyond a sort of leftist outlook but then that makes him perfect for our post-modern academical liberals, who don't really believe in anything either. <b>Richard: Thanks. I think McCain certainly has his faults, but overall he’s an awful lot closer to the center than Obama (who was rated the most liberal senator in 2007). I, too, respect anyone who is willing (and has the guts) to say, “I’m wrong”–after all, that’s what makes us human. As for Obama, this is that hazy time when he gradually transitions from one position to another, then acts as if he’s held this new position from the very beginning! - JOS</b> Well, you’ll find integrity with McCain. At least he is capable of saying, “I was wrong on this issue and as the facts change, I change my mind.” To paraphrase Galbraith.
To JOS thanks for the excellent entry here, prompted me to write one of my own on this liberal cynic. I hold currently the position that Obama is a cynical politician, he doesn’t really believe in anything beyond a sort of leftist outlook but then that makes him perfect for our post-modern academical liberals, who don’t really believe in anything either.

Richard: Thanks. I think McCain certainly has his faults, but overall he’s an awful lot closer to the center than Obama (who was rated the most liberal senator in 2007). I, too, respect anyone who is willing (and has the guts) to say, “I’m wrong”–after all, that’s what makes us human. As for Obama, this is that hazy time when he gradually transitions from one position to another, then acts as if he’s held this new position from the very beginning!
- JOS

]]> By: Eric http://shyspeak.net/2008/07/04/obama-continues-to-redefine-iraq-position/#comment-2186 Eric Fri, 04 Jul 2008 18:57:56 +0000 http://shyspeak.net/?p=418#comment-2186 Hey JOS. The problem with Obama is that he doesn't know what he stands for. Like most politicians he sways with the polls. He would fair a helluva lot better if he would just stick to his guns. Eric <strong>Eric: I couldn’t agree more. It’s a shame, really, that the one ingredient missing from the political gene pool is integrity. - JOS</strong> Hey JOS. The problem with Obama is that he doesn’t know what he stands for. Like most politicians he sways with the polls. He would fair a helluva lot better if he would just stick to his guns. Eric

Eric: I couldn’t agree more. It’s a shame, really, that the one ingredient missing from the political gene pool is integrity.
- JOS

]]> By: writer chick http://shyspeak.net/2008/07/04/obama-continues-to-redefine-iraq-position/#comment-2184 writer chick Fri, 04 Jul 2008 17:06:21 +0000 http://shyspeak.net/?p=418#comment-2184 I love it when he tries to clarify things and it only gets more murky. This dude is one helluva opportunist - and come November a lot of his supporters are going to be realizing they've been punked. WC <strong>WC: Yeah, more Obamadrama. I’m hoping in November the Obama supporters are finding themselves punked by McCain! - JOS</strong> I love it when he tries to clarify things and it only gets more murky. This dude is one helluva opportunist - and come November a lot of his supporters are going to be realizing they’ve been punked.
WC

WC: Yeah, more Obamadrama. I’m hoping in November the Obama supporters are finding themselves punked by McCain!
- JOS

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