SOTU
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We have the freedom to choose our actions, but we do not get to choose our consequences.
Yes, there are two paths you can go by, but in the long run, there's still time to change the road you're on. -
@Improviso said in SOTU:
How about just "lame"?
It wasn't worth getting in a pissing match over it. She knew my intent. She was just splitting hairs.
"Inconsequential impotent president" sounds better to me anyway.
I'll leave it at that.
How about "stupid dumbass sellout who would suck dicks to keep his job traitor" ? I like that.
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@Improviso said in SOTU:
How about just "lame"?
It wasn't worth getting in a pissing match over it. She knew my intent. She was just splitting hairs.
"Inconsequential impotent president" sounds better to me anyway.
I'll leave it at that.
How about "stupid dumbass sellout who would suck dicks to keep his job traitor" ? I like that.
Now, now. I doubt Joe is stupid...
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OK, I've watched about 10 minutes of this.
It's no different than other SOTUs, but it reminds me of the so-called "pep rallies" that I had to endure in high school.
Lots of rooting for our team, lots of nice, encouraging and rallying words, but...basically empty words.
The only difference seems to be which side of the building stands up and applauds.
Restore the written report, FTW!
I think George captured it correctly. Did anybody really think that anythign important would be said? For every president since I have been paying attention, they are the same. YOu talk about what you think it good, your side cheers, the other side complains about the things you didnt talk about.
When it switches over to the other side, the situation repeats.
