THE GOP love to say Obama has no experience.When Obama completes first term, will you still make that claim?

Question

THE GOP love to say Obama has no experience.When Obama completes first term, will you still make that claim?

Answer 1

I have no idea how he'll get any experience beyond his 5 months in the senate, he's been campaigning since then.

Answer 2

This is the bovine excrement advanced by the party in office in every country.  If you think about it, it's an argument for dictatorship and a one party state, and as such, shameful.

Answer 3

If Obama is elected then at the end of his first term I will no longer say he is inexperienced. And if he can do half of what he has promised without ruining the economy I might even consider voting for him for a second term.

Answer 4

If he gets into the White House, I just hope I'm still alive by the end of his first term.

Answer 5

Let's see: Senate term is six years so that would be four years from now.  Still too low for a Presidential candidate but Hillary will be running against McCain (if he decides to run for re-election) so it really doesn't matter.  

Answer 6

You must mean first term as Senator, Oh yeah, he hasn't even done that yet. 3 years, 2 of which were spent campaining for Pres. Is this the best the Democrap party can give us? You guys are on a role with Al Bore, Frenchie Kerry, now you give us two of the most liberal Senators in the Sen. who have no record of reaching across the isle to get anything done.  Yeah, good job. I wonder if it will finally don on the Democrats that the American public ain't buying the c**p your selling!

Answer 7

Of course not!  Nothing like on the job training!

Answer 8

No, instead we'll be telling those that voted for him "Told you so"

Answer 9

Of course, if Obama is elected, then after 4 years, yes, he would be experienced.

But, the country would also be experienced the same way it was experienced after 4 years of Jimmy Carter.  Bad experience, so we elected Reagan.

Answer 10

During the 3 plus years Obama's been in the Senate he's only been physically present for 140 legislative work days.  Most of his time there he's spent running for president.

Answer 11

I think you just don't understand the GOP.

Do you want to know why people vote Republican?

Watch this:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FiQJ9Xp0x...

(Give it 15 seconds)