Media Coverage: Obama Is Like Coach K; Trump = Calipari

[Darryl]

And I bet Cal wouldn't like this post at all.

Darryl

[UKHistory]

He went joe craft's wife swearing in ceremony. Obama got great coverage from the mainstream media. There is nO denying that.

Cal as trump? Some hate cal as much as some hate trump. Some say cal is a poor bench coach. And many find trump a businessman

I don't think many are as incompetent, unqualified and as compromised as trump.

Some people are unduly attacked. Others get exactly what they deserve.

Best years of my career were under bush. I am not a fan of Obama. But there has not been a more dangerous person to hold the office than trump.

Some in the press hate cal. But trump is more Gillespie without the charm.

[KeithKSR]

Trump hasn't been compromised. Obama was far more dangerous and did far more harm to our country.

[kingcat]

Trump hasn't been compromised. Obama was far more dangerous and did far more harm to our country.

You should inform the FBI, the grand jury, the House, and the Senate of this discovery. ;)

I'm publically holding you guys to your defense of all things Trump eventually. And the funny thing is...I hope you are correct.

As for Obama, history WILL deem you wrong.

[KeithKSR]

You should inform the FBI, the grand jury, the House, and the Senate of this discovery. ;)

I'm publically holding you guys to your defense of all things Trump eventually. And the funny thing is...I hope you are correct.

As for Obama, history WILL deem you wrong.

All the Dems on the intel and Judiciary committees have conceded that there is no evidence of collusion.

[CitizenBBN]

As for Obama, history WILL deem you wrong.

Seeing as how we're going through the NK Having nukes, and Iran will be close behind, somehow I don't think so.

Obama isn't the only cause of it of course, but he is one of several Presidents going back quite a way who were unwilling to take stronger actions. Clinton probably gets the lowest score overall on the NK issue, as they had a major famine at that time and instead of really putting the screws to it he sent Carter over to do his best Lord Chamberlain impression.

Obama, like the rest, simply kicked it down the road. But he will be far more responsible when Iran gets nukes, as he was the key person getting sanctions lifted on their regime, which is now getting billions to rebuild their military and further their nuclear program.

But since history these days is written by professors who think students should pick their own grades b/c having exams is a microaggression against the less intelligent, I presume he will be hailed as a hero despite the facts of the situation.

[StuBleedsBlue2]

All the Dems on the intel and Judiciary committees have conceded that there is no evidence of collusion.

FALSE!

[StuBleedsBlue2]

And I bet Cal wouldn't like this post at all.

Darryl

He would just shrug it off as complete nonsense, for which it is on the surface. An emotional statement without ANY basis. At least make an attempt to EXPLAIN to elicit some sort of point/counterpoint.

[StuBleedsBlue2]

Seeing as how we're going through the NK Having nukes, and Iran will be close behind, somehow I don't think so.

Obama isn't the only cause of it of course, but he is one of several Presidents going back quite a way who were unwilling to take stronger actions. Clinton probably gets the lowest score overall on the NK issue, as they had a major famine at that time and instead of really putting the screws to it he sent Carter over to do his best Lord Chamberlain impression.

Obama, like the rest, simply kicked it down the road. But he will be far more responsible when Iran gets nukes, as he was the key person getting sanctions lifted on their regime, which is now getting billions to rebuild their military and further their nuclear program.

But since history these days is written by professors who think students should pick their own grades b/c having exams is a microaggression against the less intelligent, I presume he will be hailed as a hero despite the facts of the situation.

No President "kicked it down the road". It's THE most difficult problem to solve that has been ongoing for at least 30 years. Unfortunately for Trump, the sand is slipping through the hourglass more quickly. We can debate if he did anything to speed that up, but the best piece of advice(and let's remember the high compliments that Trump had for Obama during the transition) that Trump received from Obama was the North Korea was THE top priority, but he quickly forget that.

Every President inherits problems, let's just hope that Trump can stop blaming after nearly 8 months in and start to solve the problem. At least he has nearly 30 years of failures across several administrations representing both parties to draw upon.

Picking one side to blame is extremely petty. It's an American problem, not a party problem.

[CitizenBBN]

No President "kicked it down the road". It's THE most difficult problem to solve that has been ongoing for at least 30 years. Unfortunately for Trump, the sand is slipping through the hourglass more quickly. We can debate if he did anything to speed that up, but the best piece of advice(and let's remember the high compliments that Trump had for Obama during the transition) that Trump received from Obama was the North Korea was THE top priority, but he quickly forget that.

Every President inherits problems, let's just hope that Trump can stop blaming after nearly 8 months in and start to solve the problem. At least he has nearly 30 years of failures across several administrations representing both parties to draw upon.

Picking one side to blame is extremely petty. It's an American problem, not a party problem.

If you read more carefully you'd see I have blamed both parties going back a long way. They all were unwilling to take tougher stands bc it was going to be a long time till they got nukes. Now they have them and we have a mess.