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"I don't hear anything..."

(http://www.autoadmit.com/thread.php?thread_id=3402236&forum_id=2#31748060)

legitimately wondering: is it because he's an uppity nignog or is he unusually narcissistic / pompous? because i don't see him being any more full of himself than most heads of state and think it's just my fellow racists getting out of control

his advice ("just be a moral, good girl, pray hard everyday! heaven will work itself out!") to hillary is obviously self-serving horseshit but i don't see the arrogance in it

(http://www.autoadmit.com/thread.php?thread_id=3402236&forum_id=2#31748148)

he must know that the FBI has something devastating.

otherwise why would he say something like this? he would just say "we will see what happens with the investigation."

(http://www.autoadmit.com/thread.php?thread_id=3402236&forum_id=2#31748123)

"Listen to your conscience" - wtf?

(http://www.autoadmit.com/thread.php?thread_id=3402236&forum_id=2#31748814)

"You have a clear choice in this situation of one person who is serious about the issues that young people care about and you have another person who is not serious about them,” Obama said during a phone interview with the Sway in the Morning host. “This shouldn’t be close. And I will tell you, that as good as I feel about the work that we’ve done over the last eight years in reducing poverty, cutting the unemployment rate in half, dealing with climate change, dealing with criminal justice reform — if Mr. Trump is elected, all that stuff is reversed. All the progress we’ve made in the last eight years goes out the window. And if Hillary Clinton is elected then the progress we’ve made continues and she builds on it.”

Obama said Clinton has “made mistakes in the past, just like everybody has” when asked about the new email dumps released by WIkiLeaks.

“But, these are nothing compared to the ongoing, daily, transgressions that Mr. Trump engages in. Whether it’s cheating people who do work for him by not paying them or his attitudes toward women or his attitudes toward minorities or his attitude toward civil rights, his attitude toward Muslim Americans — his general lack of knowledge about basic issues that matter to the American people. The stakes are high, and listen, what I always say to young people — and I’ve said to old people too — if you don’t vote, you’ve got no right to complain because you’ve given away your power.”

“You have the chance to have influence, to make a difference, and those who say ‘my vote doesn’t matter anyway,’ … you know these margins are small in a lot of these states, so your vote matters,” Obama reiterated. “And if you want to break gridlock in Washington, then you can’t give your power away. … I would just say to everybody that this is as important of an election as I’ve ever seen, the choices have not been starker.”

Obama does appear optimistic about Clinton’s chances. When asked about his advice for the next president, he offered some kind words to his former Secretary of State.

“My advice to Hillary will be, just listen to your conscience and do what you think is right and worry about the politics later. People always ask ‘how is that you stay so calm, ignore a lot of the stuff that’s said about you’ and what I always tell people is ‘look, I keep a long view on things.’ If I know every day that I’m doing my very best, I’m working as hard as I can and I’m making decisions based on what’s good for the people that I’m serving, then it doesn’t really matter what the day-to-day poll numbers are. What will matter is when I look I will say I did things that right way, and I think that Hillary will do the same — we’re only going to be in a position to, you know, have confidence in our next president if everybody votes.”

(http://www.autoadmit.com/thread.php?thread_id=3402236&forum_id=2#31748842)