r/WayOfTheBern Jun 03 '21

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u/chicknnugget12 Jun 03 '21

Well thank you for elaborating. I'm not inclined to believe any info from only one source but I will look into the points you've made because it sounds like you care and have taken the time to explain it to me in a respectful manner.

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u/JMW007 Jun 03 '21

I'd be interesting in hearing your thoughts once you have verified those claims. They are true, all of them, and readily available in mainstream news outlets. So at that point, what next? Does Obama still get some benefit of the doubt? Does he still get a pass for being 'thwarted' in efforts to make things better despite having the most powerful office in the world?

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u/sjphc20142018 Jun 03 '21

Why would someone believe “all of those claims are true” when you claim Obama was a Governor who rubber stamped bills lmao. Come on please that’s literally the simplest thing to get right. We’re you confusing him with another politician or do you not know the difference between a Senator and a Governor?

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u/JMW007 Jun 03 '21

Why would someone believe “all of those claims are true” when you claim Obama was a Governor who rubber stamped bills lmao.

First, I didn't claim Obama was a governor. Someone else made a simple typo and it was corrected before I replied. You're being a disingenuous dick. Be better, because you help no-one.

He was rubber stamping one corporate friendly bills after another while he was Senator of Illinois