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And said "proletarian" [go look that one up; I'm certain you don't know what that means!!] didn't institute the largest federal government department of all time, the Department of Homeland Security, or the most heinous and stupid of all time...the Transportation Security Agency. And then there is...heh heh! That little tiny CONSERVATIVE budget deficit. First of all, we've spent close to $1 Trillion because our CONSERVATIVE "president" felt that his daddy was threatened. Second of all, we've spent a lot of money on a war against the Taliban regime in Afghanistan, which is money well spent in my opinion. But...where is Osama Bin Laden tonight? Hello? Is he in Orlando, eating at Kobe Japanese Restaurant after a day at SeaWorld? Probably! We have spent most of our resources fighting a stupid war for no reason while the real devil was laughing at us and probably riding Space Mountain. -All because a bunch of fundamentalist christian MORONS from Texas who were available to the lobbyist with the largest bank account were elected in 2000. The last Democrat elected President not only produced a budget surplus...but was impeached, though not convicted. His crime: A blowjob.... :rolleyes: Hello? Anyone home? N! |
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[QUOTE=Rick Lee;3768621]I saw some of this on CNN, but just read this a few min. ago. Unreal. How can anyone believe a single word this commie says? How can anyone think businesses won't pass along to consumers the costs of increased gov't. regulation?
First of all, I could never vote for Hillary clinton. I simply do not believe her and I think that she is an opportunistic consumate politician. But Rick, you called Hil a "commie" and listed her proposals. Please go thru the ones below that you posted and tell us what is wrong with the idea and why all of them would necessarily pass along costs to the consumer. Seems to me that there are some very good ideas in there...but the fact of the matter is that they will never come to pass. Here they are: “We’ll take on the oil companies and harness their record profits to create millions of clean energy jobs — high-wage jobs you can raise a family on. I’ll end their special tax breaks and give them a choice: invest some of your profits in alternative energy, or we’ll do it for you. People have been paying through the roof at the pump, and it’s time the companies paid their fair share.” “We’ll take on the credit card companies so that you and your families aren’t drowning in debt. Here in Ohio, payday lenders are actually taking Social Security checks from our elderly. That’s outrageous. I’ve proposed real consumer protections against abusive interest rates — capping them at no more than 30 percent and working to get them far lower. And I’ll ban those hidden fees and sudden rate hikes, because credit card companies shouldn’t be able to bait and switch you and your family.” “We’ll take on the insurance companies and tell them they can no longer discriminate against the sickest people who need care the most. They spend more than $50 billion a year trying to figure out how not to cover people. Well, I’m going to save them a fortune and a whole lot of time, because here’s the new policy: No more discrimination period. So even if you have a pre-existing condition, you can get the health insurance you need — no questions asked.” “And I’ll go after drug companies and insurance companies that are overcharging consumers and the government — it’s time to end their profiteering at our expense. “We’ll take on Wall Street and tell them: you’re going to finally pay your fair share in taxes. Because it’s outrageous that a teacher making $50,000 pays a higher tax rate than some Wall Street investment managers making $50 million. And I’ll create a bipartisan Corporate Waste Commission to review all those corporate subsidies — and propose a comprehensive way to end them. We can save billions of dollars a year and put it to work for you. “We’ll take on the student loan companies and tell them no more ripping off our sons and daughters. I’m proposing a Student Borrower Bill of Rights — no more deceptive advertising and outrageous fees. And we’ll end the inefficient subsidies for private student loan companies. Because we should be making it easier for our kids to go to college — not harder.” |
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Wasn't the Wanker who couldn't keep it in his pants impeached for lies told while under oath? Since when is getting a BJ a crime? I know it's the Liberal way to minimize the crime, and blame everyone else... I'm not buying into the poor me victim C-wrap for one second. I'm sure that if a Democrat is elected in office, and we go further into recession, it will all be Bush's and the Republican Party's fault... Yet you want Slick Willy to get all the credit for a budget surplus, due to a good economy that was created by the previous 12 years of Republican rule?? Time to get a refill on that pink kool-aide they've been serving at the Hillbillary Campaign fund raisers! :D |
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Let me paraphrase Hil's speech to the GM factory workers:
"You stupid SOBs, you f-ed up bigtime. You maxed out your credit cards, can't afford your mortgage, walk to work because you can't buy gas, and won't be able to afford insurance when GM fires you. But don't worry, it's not your fault. Mommy's going to make it all better. Now come over here and suckle on my teet." |
Step 1: Name a productive group in society as "the enemy". Blame them for everything wrong with society.
Step 2: Stir up public opinion against "the enemy". Step 3: Seize the assets of "the enemy" in the name of the common good. Step 5: Name a group external to society as "the new enemy"... |
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