27Oct/094
Obama will “wait in line” for the H1N1 vaccine.
What he is saying is, Do as I say not as I do. He says he will listen to his advisors and 'do what they tell (him) to do' he is telling us, the American people, that we should listen to him and the gov't and DO WHAT THEY TELL US TO DO.
The bottom line is that he has not gotten it nor given it to his daughters yet.
...........?WHY NOT?............
October 28th, 2009 - 10:20
News just in….apparently they’ve caved in to the pressure of “if its so safe why don’t your kids get it”. The Obama girls have received their swine flu shots according to the latest news reports.
October 28th, 2009 - 11:18
A real leader that believed in what he wanted for the people would have led by example and been the first in line.
November 17th, 2009 - 15:11
“A real leader that believed in what he wanted for the people would have led by example and been the first in line.”
I think it’s commendable that he hasn’t. As of right now, only those at the highest risk for exposure and those who are most risk of dieing from complications are getting the shot, because not enough has been produced for everyone. If he got the shot now he would be keeping one more person from who really needs it from getting it. Should the captain of a sinking ship be lead by being the first to jump on a life boat?
Besides…what other reason could he possibly have for not getting a H1N1 vaccine?
November 19th, 2009 - 21:10
I really don’t care if he gets one or not. But if he is going to get up there and implore the public to do so without him following suit, that makes me think there’s something fishy going on. And its not him that “needs” it, its his daughters.
He is telling us to get our children vaccinated but he doesn’t have his own children vaccinated, sooooooooooooo…….
EITHER the threat of the disease is not as imminent or dangerous as he would have us believe, ORRRRRRRRRRRRR………
he himself does not believe it safe enough to give to his own daughters. (as he would have all of us do)
And the Captain ALWAYS goes down with the ship!
General Thomas “Stonewall” Jackson, hero of the south, stood there mounted on his horse on the front lines “like a stone wall” as the bullets whizzed past his head. No soldier dared retreat while he was standing there, if he could do it, so could they.