Obama sheep are you happy with your selfish selves? Halt on drilling, Obama taking over the money?

	Obama sheep are you happy with your selfish selves? Halt on drilling, Obama taking over the money? That BP should pay the true victims, cap and trade closer to passing that will sky rocket fuel prices to $7.00 or more per gallon which will in turn drive up prices of everything else including food. I don't know about you but I can't afford $7.00 per gallon gas. Obama is the worst president ever and will go down in history as the person who destroyed America. Obama supporters don't use that fox news, glen beck, rush limbaugh, racist argument-because none of it is true. I can think for myself thank you. You only show that you don't have a legitimate argument when you bring those up-try facts once in a while it might surprise you how wrong that you have been. Asked By: imnoangel512 - 6/18/2010

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I get a kick out of all these people who vehemently support and protect Obama and his policies - they act as if his decisions will not effect them - only other people. They act as if they are immune to the coming Socialism and the devastating effect it will have on our country. This is what obama should be saying to the American people: My fellow Americans: Events of the past 55 days have taught me some valuable lessons about leadership and I'd like to share those with you tonight. When the Deepwater Horizons rig blew up and spawned a terrible oil spill on April 22, my administration's response was conditioned by decades of liberal and leftist thinking about business and government. My background in academia and community activism had never exposed me to the basics of making business decisions or to the fundamentals of a market economy. To the contrary, my friends on the left and I tended to see businessmen, doctors, bankers -- pretty much anyone who made a profit -- as selfish creeps. "There comes a point when you've made enough money" I scolded, when urging passage of a financial reform bill. So when the oil spill became a national story, our instinct was to bash the company. "I am angry and frustrated that BP has been unable to stop the leak," Interior Secretary Ken Salazar complained. "We're 33 days in ... and deadline after deadline has been missed." Salazar seemed to believe that BP, which was losing millions of dollars a day, had lost half its market capitalization since April, and was potentially facing ruin if the spill could not be contained, somehow lacked a sense of urgency. "We're keeping our boot on the neck of BP," Salazar assured members of Congress. Going beyond rhetorical overkill, Attorney General Eric Holder announced that the Justice Department had opened a criminal probe into the oil spill -- though without offering a shred of evidence that any laws had been broken. I piled on, offering that I would have fired Tony Hayward if he had been working for me, and allowing as how I was studying whose derriere to kick. And this leads me to the other problem with our approach. Because my party and I have a quasi-religious belief in the power of government, I rushed to position myself as the responsible party in this crisis. "I'm the president and the buck stops with me," I intoned. "It is my job to make sure that everything is done to shut this down" ... "I ultimately take responsibility for solving this crisis." That was foolish. Just as Jimmy Carter permitted the Iranian regime to take his presidency hostage by making the release of our diplomats his overriding, even obsessive concern, I have permitted this oil spill to swallow my presidency. In truth, I have no idea how to stop the oil spill (as I mentioned to Gulf coast residents) and I should have been more humble about what government can and cannot do. We certainly can make a terrible situation worse -- and I've become convinced that the arbitrary six-month moratorium on new deep-water drilling will further damage the already reeling economies of the Gulf states and could result in the loss of 20,000 oil industry jobs in addition to the losses being suffered in the fishing and tourism industries. By demonizing BP and searching for scalps to display in this crisis, I've shown poor leadership. I regret that now. Here is the truth: Our economy cannot function without fossil fuels -- not now and not for the near future (wind, solar, and geothermal fantasies notwithstanding). There is nothing immoral about companies that extract the coal, oil, and gas from the earth -- no more than those of us who enjoy air conditioning, computers, cars, and airplanes are immoral for using those fuels. Perhaps we've all learned now that we must take another look at ANWR and shallower waters. Environmentalists did us no favors by agitating for bans on drilling in more accessible sites. At least if a spill happens there, it can be dealt with. But most of all, we must, as grown-ups, recognize that sometimes terrible things happen and there is no one to blame. The search for villains is unbecoming a mature people. My administration will drop the criminal probe. We will abandon the paradoxical posture of saying that we are responsible for the response to the spill yet at the same time hurling thunderbolts at BP. Every government asset that can be mobilized to help with this mess will be made available. Our job is ensuring that the more than 12 government agencies cooperating to mitigate the damage (including OSHA, the Coast Guard, EPA, FEMA, NOAA, Interior, and the U.S. Geological Survey) will not impede one another or BP. I now understand that the best course is one I've never considered for myself or my political philosophy -- modesty. o_O Answered By: DontTellMeWhatToThink - 6/18/2010

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Hahaha, you're funny. How is Obama "taking over the money"? You don't even understand what this payment fund is, do you? What you're saying is that you would rather the victims of the spill have to spend the next 20 years suing in court to get paid, huh? Is that your argument? Pay the lawyers instead of the victims? You don't know what cap and trade is. You don't know that Obama is the "worst president ever" because you can't explain who is #2, #3, and #4. It's people like you, who speak without any analysis or any facts, that are destroying America. And then you tell us that you can think for yourself? What thinking? Answered By: Billy Blaze - 6/18/2010

Thanks for all the information provided that supports your concerns. Here's a fact you asked for: ==================== Debt added during George W. Bush's eight years: $5.5 trillion. Portion of the $10.5 trillion added to the national debt during the past 32 years that came during Republican presidencies: $8.7 trillion. Percentage of that $8.7 trillion added during George W. Bush's two terms: 63? Some Obama accomplishments: ================== The beginning of needed Health Care Reform legislation that's been attempted by others for over 20 years; Reinforcement of troops in Afghanistan (I don’t necessarily agree, but it was the right decision which shows his logic/leadership). Also, new troops are double the number Bush put there due to myopic focus on Iraq; Extension of Patriot Act, in response to Terrorist threats in this country. We seem to be disrupting more threats in advance of the attack, now; Credit Card consumer protection act; New Financial Reform legislation - ignored by GOP for 15 years; Immigration and New Energy reform likely to be next… Answered By: FLSwampBoy - 6/18/2010

Shut down off shore drilling, it's estimated that gas will be $18.00 a gallon Answered By: Common Sense.. - 6/18/2010

Long live the G-O-B-P...why don't you get the (what the G-O-B-P like to call) the little people of the gulf cost to apologize to BP would fox news people be happy? PLEASE LOOK AT LINK.. http://video.google.com/videoplay?docid=6737097743434902428&q# Answered By: Jimmy - 6/18/2010

I've heard Glenn Beck's tea tastes good. Gas is subsidized by the government. it already cost 7.00 a gallon. it just happens that the big bad government is helping to keep the price low. less government means higher gas prices. what's it going to be? can't have your cake and eat it too. Answered By: Mr. Smartypants - 6/18/2010

So basically lets see if I got this straight. 1) Gas has went DOWN in recent weeks. 2) A "prediction" of future gas price hikes has not even happened yet...so you get your knickers in a knot. 3) You are blaming Obama for $7 gas when it hasn't happened yet? Did I miss anything out? Donna Answered By: Donna - 6/18/2010

So the gist of your rant is that the US tax payer and private citizen should absorb the costs of BP's drilling, because otherwise gas will go up? So your theory is that governments and people should pay their debts and for their mistakes, but corporations shouldn't. Answered By: New name, it must be spring! - 6/18/2010

You sound like a true conservative! Bush was the worst president ever! He willfully neglected national security until America was attacked on 9/11/2001! Bush took a projected budget surplus and returned the country to deficit spending in his first 90 days in office! Bush doubled the national debt in his 8 years in office! Bush exaggerated the threat Saddam was to gain approval to invade Iraq!Remember the drawings of "rolling anthrax labs" Powell took to the UN to get approval to invade Iraq? Now you conservative traitors don't want to accept responsibility for your actions!You betray everything America has always stood for! Answered By: honestamerican - 6/18/2010

You obviously can't think for yourself or you wouldn't have posted this baseless rant consisting of information from the sources that you don't want us to name. First thing, the money is going into an escrow fund. Your assertions about President Obama are silly. If you don't like the market-based cap and trade approach then maybe you favor a direct tax to address the pollution issues. Cap and trade has worked in the past but we understand the propaganda campaign against it now based on hysteria and misinformation. Repeating this 7$ gas claim is an obvious attempt to promote fear and outrage, in advance. It's not working. I have no doubt that the price of gas will rise, eventually. The people will decide what is important and how to address it. Your fearmongering will only get a rise out of the same right wingers who are mindlessly yelling and screaming about everything anyway. Answered By: tribeca_belle - 6/18/2010

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