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‘Obama has done more to ruin this nation in the three weeks he has been in office than did the terrorists in their attack on the Twin Towers.’ Merle Breiland

Citizen Staff Writer
RealFAST ONLINE COMMENTS

Compiled by PAUL SCHWALBACH

pschwalb@tucsoncitizen.com

The story: Whatever the problems facing the U.S., President Obama promised in the first prime-time speech of his term, “We will rebuild, we will recover and the United States of America will emerge stronger than before.”

Your take: He preached to the choir, but the president couldn’t convert the unbelievers in the Citizen’s online community. Some representative comments:

• “Those who are still complaining about the plan are in the minority. . . . His popularity is growing. . . . Change has come to America.” rubysky

• “America is going to have to pay for frat boy Bush, Cheney and Rumsfeld’s giveaway to their business buddies for at least the next decade.” cheesemonkey

• “Quite an orator. Now lets see if he can walk the talk.” mustberight

• Pretty long on good intentions, pretty short on details of how they are to be achieved. At least he cut back on the whining.” 6565

• “(Louisiana Gov.) Bobby Jindal/(Alaska Gov.) Sarah Palin 2012. They will stomp out liberalism and send (it) packing to Mexico or Europe.” specdom

• “Oh, thank you, thank you, Lord Obama. Without your words we could not make it through the day. Please, please save us from the evils of the world. We have fallen . . . you must help us get up.” 1967

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