Barack Obama Stopped Posting
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It is an interesting phenomenon. The BarackObama account on Twitter was very popular. There were over 145,000 followers and the account was following over 150,000 twitter people. We thought he was interested. The last post on the account read:
“We just made history. All of this happened because you gave your time, talent and passion. All of this happened because of you. Thanks”
That was posted in the late morning on November 5th. There have been no further posts since. Perhaps he has been busy. As one twitter person stated, “it was interesting while it lasted but I feel a bit like a jilted girlfriend!”. - Yeah, that’s the internet for you. Perhaps the account will be active in the future when we twitter people are needed again.
Catherine Forsythe
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Joan Schneider
December 9th, 2008
at 4:52pm
Obama is a Chicago thug. You have all been bamboozled by this guy and all his promises. He wants to spread the wealth from Americans that work to the blacks that are too lazy to work or try to get an education and would rather have handouts. He even said that the civil rights movement did not do enough for the blacks and he wants to do away with poverty. Wait and see what he does to protect us from terriorists. At least Bush kept us safe the last 7 years. Obama will take the side of the Muslims. So all you stupid Democrats when we are attacked again, you can thank Obama.
KC
December 10th, 2008
at 9:27pm
He may have stopped twitting as I don’t do twitters. But on his web site, he does do weekly announcements in voice and video which I believe is BETTER than twitting. And I do mean he does his video every week as I’ve watched each and every one of them.
As far as Joan Schneider is concerned, her right wing suggestions of causing fear, makes her a true rightwinger republican. As that is all they know how to do. She talks about Bush keeping us safe, she better open her eyes and take a good look. The economy one big terror. Yeah, he’s keeping us safe, acting like a lame duck but offering to give Wall Street a blank check, which gladly congress did not agree to.