From the article: Lou Pritchett's Open Letter to President 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
He scares me too
- Obama is a walking, talking paradox of a man who can not see past his own reflection whenever he glimpses it. It's amazing that with having accomplished nothing constructive in his life on his own, he has all the answers. That scares me. The fact that he constantly undermines the value system that has built this country scares me even more. Like Caligula, he will one day declare himself God, and that is scariest of all.
- —Guest Adam Fifth
dolo
- I most certainly am afraid of Obama! He has already put our country into debt that will never be repaid, to countries like China. I, for one, do not want to be beholding to China or any other country for that matter. Our country went from a minor debt to a huge one in just the short time he has been president. Just imagine where we will be as a country when his term in over! To him money does not grow on trees; it grows on the press printing money. My 83 years have seen much but never anything as devastating as what Obama has done!
- —Guest dolo
People need to wake up.
- People need to wake up. Yes Obama is our president, but what he is doing is distroying everything that we have fought and died for. Our Freedoms are at stake, our economy is at stake, and our livley hood is to. As one voice I cannot afford anymore of his change. We as Americans need to step up and speak up, and put a stop this nonsense. What he is doing is not helping us. The day will come when you had wished you had spoken up,
- —Guest Citizen 2
sounds like a chicken $@%
- You are afraid of a lot of things Lou. A man who knows himself does not fear. Your fear is pathetic and a twisted way of blaming others for your lack of inner discipline. You are a slave to your self created fear and I am sure the way you have spent your wealth has contributed to your pathetic and indulgent state of mind. You have created your fear, yet refuse to take responsibility for it. Grow up.
- —Guest john krakauer
American extremism
- What scares me is how much my fellow citizens rely on secondary sources for their political information...
- —laserlynn
Fact Check On Isle One
- Dear President Obama: You are the thirteenth President under whom I have lived and unlike any of the others, you truly scare me. Channeling Glenn Beck I suppose. You scare me because after months of exposure, I know nothing about you. - Read his book Audacity of Hope it is a good start. You scare me because I do not know how you paid for your expensive Ivy League education and your upscale lifestyle and housing with no visible signs of support. - He took out loans and had family support like most of us did. You scare me because you did not spend the formative years of youth growing up in America and culturally you are not an American. - I thought you said you did not know much about the man, come on you are contradicting your self. You scare me because you have never run a company or met a payroll. Did John McCain? Bob Dole? Every single business that George W ran was ruined. He bankrupted Texas when he was governor.
- —Guest guest
I won't even use my name here!
- That's how afraid of him I am. Let the White House know if disparaging remarks are made about him. I am fearful for the future of my grandchildren, not for my future. The man is evil. Did you see his response to Ford Hood? Two minutes and eight seconds of talking about other stuff, then he acknowledges what had happened at Fort Hood? Frightening narcissistic sociopath is our president.
- —Guest anonymous guest!
afraid of Obama?How Stupid
- NO!! i think Lou Prichett is using a scare tatic I am sure he is in the republicans pocket an contributes to them~
- —gypsy43
are you afraid of Barack Obama
- Definetly no.....Mr. Pritchett has not done his homework regarding schooling background. He went to Harvard and was theEditor in Chief of Harvard's law publication. His grandparents on his mother's side gave him a lot education and grew up more white than black......and he deserves to be president, Mr. Bush did not have military experience and he started a war that he thought was the best thing do, without investigating the big picture and then not seeing the consquences of that war, it was a stupid thing do to, and now Mr. Obama has to figure out a way for it to end. He has a Big Job...... No I am not afraid of Mr. Obama... Kudos to him end. He will not make foolish mistakes re: war, that Mr. Bush did.
- —marleenspaulding
Whacko's ???
- If lou leaves this country and takes all us whacko's with him ,,,who's gonna pay your wellfare
- —Guest Johnny
Limited one-term damage to the country
- Obama will be a one-termer. He will be remembered in history as an appeaser of bullies and failed social architect (and not even an innovative one at that, just rehashed socialism). The reason for his failure is that he is a lawyer/political activist with no skills or experience apart from social manipulation. Faced with problems that require more than a smile or glib response, he is unable to deliver. And as for his extreme liberal followers, the supposed impending extinction of the polar bear touted by liberals is their own unconscious metaphor for their impending political death. The pendulum is swinging back to center right where the country's values lay. One result of this will be that the people on the extremes who forward ideas lacking common sense or contact with reality will fade somewhat. The misbehavior of the stupid or disgenuine will only be tolerated so long. And so it will be with the anti-American, fashion-followers. They will just look for the next feather and breeze
- —Guest ego_strenght
OBAMA ISN'T WHAT SCARES ME
- WHATS REALLY SCARY IS THIS CONSTANT DIATRIBE FROM THE CRAZY RIGHT WINGERS, WHO TRY TO CONVINCE US OF GLOOM, DOOM, FEAR, AND HATE! I'M WASTING TOO MANY PIXELS ON THESE PEOPLE AND THEY SCARE THE HELL OUT OF ME. THEY REPRESENT THEMSELVES AS CHRISTIAN, GOD-FEARING, BIBLE TOTING, CITIZINS, WHEN REALLY ALL THEY SEEM TO BELIEVE IN IS HATE, LACED WITH RACISM. WHAT'S CHRISTIAN ABOUT THAT? GOOD GRIEF!
- —Guest PATTY WILLAMS
Where were the hatter when Bush was in
- This is too funny. All the arguments people are making in the forum could have been said about W.
- —Guest jayson
Fast Fran
- I have just read Lou Pritchett's letter to our President, Barack Obama and several of the responses on this website. I fully agree with Lou Pritchett as he has expressed many of my questions and fears. However, I would like to note that at no time did I find his tone or his word disrespectful to the office of President of the United States. I wish all those with such an emotional investment would put aside their feelings for a momen, step back and take a long objective look at this letter and review their response. I also wish that when someone like Mr. Pritchett writes he would make some positive suggestions as to how we, the simple,average American, can slow down the and ultimately stop this destruction of our beautiful country. We are so much, we have so much and we are letting it all slip away. Please, those of you who are so anti Mr. Pritchett's words, THINK. Bring some positive thoughts to the table, leave out the name calling, etc.
- —Guest FranMeines
Sheer silliness
- The right in this country will do or so anything to discredit a Democratic president. Get over it, Republicans, you lost fair and square. The country has moved away from your brand of divisive politics and has voted for change. And, by the way, stop the mindless maligning of our European allies -- they beat us out in any number of areas, life expectancy, literacy, etc.
- —Guest Bob U
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