This is really bad

Oh the things FOX News and conservatives will believe.

I know this is a joke. But I wouldn't be surprised if it were true. And his zombie followers would jizz all over themselves if he did it.

Baaaah baaahh!! Savior. Baaaahhh baaahhhh!!
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It is true. His sheep are very happy about it!

I do believe that in the distant past(2008) I heard some similar rumours regarding bush jr seeking a third term. I forget where I actually heard this, and whether it was to happen by executive order, or by a declaration of martial law.
c'mon people, can we at least try to stick to facts and not just scaring people? Truth is welcomed and encouraged.

The Neo Cons could have tried but they were chicken hawk cowards. I firmly believe if we didn't have the right to own guns they would still be in power.

Gerrymanderer2 Wrote:
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> The Neo Cons could have tried but they were
> chicken hawk cowards. I firmly believe if we
> didn't have the right to own guns they would still
> be in power.


Is that what the Jews told you to say?

i thought 4 yrs was a long wait SHIT !!

A little thing called the constitution would prevent that

i call bull Wrote:
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> A little thing called the constitution would
> prevent that

Oh yeah, that optional document that Obama stomps on all the time.

Obama is a constitutional professor that in an unprecedented action dating back through modern times gave up presidential power and sought war authorization for attacks on Syria from Congress.

You right wing dogs would never present such a leader.

Unless its that sole Republican Rand Paul but of course thats not happening because you're a bunch of idiots.

Gerrymanderer2 Wrote:
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> Obama is a constitutional professor that in an
> unprecedented action dating back through modern
> times gave up presidential power and sought war
> authorization for attacks on Syria from Congress.
>
> You right wing dogs would never present such a
> leader.


He taught two race-related classes part-time at night school and got that gig only because of friendly backers.

He never gave up anything. He continued to assert that he didn't need to request anything. He only did it to cover his own ass because he views everything in political terms.

Gerrymanderer2 Wrote:
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> Obama is a constitutional professor that in an
> unprecedented action dating back through modern
> times gave up presidential power and sought war
> authorization for attacks on Syria from Congress.
>
> You right wing dogs would never present such a
> leader.

Sen. Obama has often referred to himself as “a constitutional law professor” out on the campaign trail. He never held any such title. And I think anyone, if you ask anyone in academia the distinction between a professor who has tenure and an instructor that does not, you’ll find that there is … you’ll get quite an emotional response.

dumbass libturdz Wrote:

> Sen. Obama has often referred to himself as “a
> constitutional law professor” out on the
> campaign trail. He never held any such title. And
> I think anyone, if you ask anyone in academia the
> distinction between a professor who has tenure and
> an instructor that does not, you’ll find that
> there is … you’ll get quite an emotional
> response.

You will? Of what type? I am very, very familiar with academic ranking and position titles and I will straighten you out on a number of points.

1. Tenure and title aren't correlative. One could be a professor and not be tenured. Adjuncts (part-time instructors) often have the title and rank of "professor" and they are never tenured.

2. The term "instructor" and "professor" need not both be titles. Someone at any rank who teaches can be and is properly referred to as an "instructor", as in the official designation of "instructor of record" for the person teaching a class.

3. Many schools do indeed use the term "instructor" as a genuine rank, and have the progression "instructor, assistant professor, associate professor, professor" to indicate increasing seniority and accomplishment. Just as likely, however, is the ranking "lecturer, assistant professor, associate professor, professor". And all of them are correctly referred to as instructors.

4. I, for one, have no problem with Obama describing himself as a "constitutional law professor", because that is what he was. He was granted professorial rank by the faculty of the University of Chicago (only fellow faculty determine rank), and he taught constitutional law. That makes him a constitutional law professor. It is irrelevant if he was an adjunct or taught night classes.

I give you an "F" for this. Don't make things up about matters of which you clearly ignorant. It only confirms you that are stupid. Now, run along and complain to the Dean. He needs a good laugh as well.