From the article: Lou Pritchett Letter to Obama
In a viral email, former Procter & Gamble executive Lou Pritchett said he's afraid of President Obama. Do his sentiments echo your own? Are YOU afraid? Speak Your Mind
Wake up Democrats!
- Being a democrat has little to do with the atrocities of Obama. I , for , one don't judge until I see a "pattern" Obama needs to go...Pritchards assessment doesn't scare me, however, democrats need to accept that Obama is not a leader and done none of things he's propmised!
- —Guest GP Gerber
Unbelievable
- It is ashamed that supposedly educated people cannot understand that Obama will be the death of the US if he remains in office. Socialism does not work. So long as everyone gets their share of grants, handouts, welfare checks, entitlements, Obama Care, free government issue everything ... Obama is the greatest ... If you happened to actually WORK for a living, your outlook may be different.
- —Guest Rodney
Letter to Mr. Pritchett
- Mr. Pritchett: Are you saying that during the formative years of your career when you were still advancing up the corporate ladder (which I assume was well before the 2007-2009 time period when all hell broke loose with the economy) that had Obama been president during any of those years that you could not have made the advancements you did? In other words, are you saying that your personal growth would have been stifled by Obama and that your own individual capabilities to advance and excel would have been compromised? Are you saying that all this would have been the fault of Obama and that he was somehow capable of stealing the bread from your families' mouths? Are you that petrified of this man and don't you think the mess that he was handed was just a little bit responsible for how he reacted? To me the biggest mistake he made was not declaring Marshall Law until all these things could be untangled but if you know anything about economics you know that was not an option.
- —Guest Ralph
The Good News
- I have members of my own family who will not watch the Daily Show or the Colbert Report because they find that all the GOP and Romney attacks are a little one-sided. But what this letter from Mr. Pritchett does is to truly expose the difference. Everything from Rush and O'Reilly and Hannity and Beck and Nugent is not only one-sided, it is down-right mean and inflammatory. By comparison, Stewart and Colbert and Mahr are rather gentle as they only expose the idiocy of the box that GOP candidates put themselves in. Just think if they really did turn vicious how badly they could eviscerate those candidates that they now only make fun of. Most people do not care for anything that resembles the truth when the truth serves to exonerate those they love so very much to hate. Truthfully, how many Obama haters went onto Snopes actually looking for verification of the statements made by Prichett? How often do you verify all the other Obama detractors you hear or read?
- —Guest Ralph
Guest
- So you are scared Mr Pritcett? Wait until you are 75 years old and relying on Social Security and Medicare to sustain you during your remaining years and the Republican talk of reducing Social Security and Medicare benefit and you will learn what scared is. These are benefit paid into during our working years and promises made by our government who spent the money for other things. Being scared has a different meaning to those in this catagory.
- —Guest R Elmore
Yea - so what?
- This is just one paranoid wingnuts opinion - big deal. Because he pimped soap for a living makes his opinion better than any other persons opinion? Ted Nugent has an opinion too. So does Bill Maher, George Clooney and Warren Buffett. BTW, most wealthy people ARE scared of Obama because their unfair tax advantages are being exposed.
- —Guest Ernest Frank
Lou Pritcherd's letter
- I am originally from Canada and people have no idea what the Obama Health Car system is like. - 2 year wait for child to get tonsils out- everything is on a quoto system - hope you don't get cancer or a heart problem and the quota has already been me for that month as you may not survive while you wait - those in Canada with major problems come to the US for an operation if wait is too long.
- —Guest Sharon
Trash
- This letter was forwarded to my husband from his sister! We love her but we now fear she is insane! Obama 2012 Everybody take a deep breath. Your financial bottom line, the 'Constitution', the national debt isn't going to change regardless of what party is in charge. They never do!
- —Guest Mauitrash
Lou Pritchett letter to Obama
- Lou is entitled to his opinion. He is right on about many issues. It is a good thing the powers to be, the financial institutions, etc., are there to control Obama. However, Obama is also right on with many things he does.
- —Guest Russ
Paraphrased response from Ken Watts..
- Then entire emails is an education in how to do propaganda. Take, for example the second sentence: "You scare me because after months of exposure, I know nothing about you." Notice how he subtly buries an absurd assumption—that after all these months, he really knows nothing about Obama. Obama has given so many press conferences, speeches, and interviews since he has been elected that there are actually people questioning the wisdom of so much exposure and transparency. So if Mr. Pritchett knows nothing about Obama, it's because he hasn't been listening. But he doesn't defend this statement, he merely gives it as the reason Obama scares him, thus slipping in an assumption without any proof. Do you think that the reason he does this has anything to do with his convictions for bribery in 1997? There. You see? I did the same thing. Except I'm telling you right now that I made up the whole bribery conviction thing. But didn't it sound convincing, when given a reason for something else?
- —Guest Friend of The Mull
Lou Pritchett vs. Obama
- Kuddos to Lou Pritchett for speaking the truth of the most Radical President ever in our nation! Its funny how the radical extreme left and media always say that the conservative and right constitutialists are always the stupid ones (right)! Well I totally agree with what Mr Pritchett had to say about this biggest racists president! he has done nothing but divide our country and destroy our beliefs in faith,freedom,capitalism and everything our forefathers fought for in the nineteen century!! So lets keep standing up and speaking our toward Obamas regime and his radicals who believe in control by the government of peoples rights and states and anyone who doesnt agree with their philosphy (socialism) and UNGODLY WAYS OF BELIEVE AND LIVING ONE NATION UNDER GOD!!!
- —Guest faith hope
p g
- Lou and all you 1%ers scare me, you must be an idiot , you need to get educated. Did you buy your education. I'll be boycotting P & G because that's my right in this great country. You don't like it get out.
- —Guest mike
Obama Dangerous
- Mr. Obama is dangerous. But, many before him were and after will be dangerous. More concerned about relection than America. He like others, including Republicans, but more so, Democrats. will not address the major problem. To much debt and an abolute impossiblity of meeting unfunded liability for enitlement programs. Just another flawed politican out of the Chicago mold. A huge disappointment.
- —Guest L.E. Bowen
Lou Pritchett - You scare me
- Wow, amazing how absolutely crazy people are. Lou Pritchett, you scare all of us, being afraid of a person, especially after what we have had and what is in the competition now. Be afraid of Santorum, now that is REALLY scary.
- —Guest Taffy
Don't rewrite history
- sadie >> Yes, Bush made some mistakes. True Yes. W can agree. >>But, back in the early 2000's he tried to get congress to see the coming problem with the mortgages.....they did not listen. B** Bush continually bragged that we had the highest home ownership rates of any president. All the bad loans started after Bush had been in office for a several years. Loans made in the 1990's and early 2000's were not the problem. >> That was not his fault, but the fault of congress Republicans controlled both houses of congress for those years. >> And, those were democrats in congress saying up to the end that everything was ok. You must know the facts Both Bush and McCain were telling us all is fine within days of the the crash.
- —Guest Steve
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