Barack Obama, our next President

[Carter]

lily boca raton fl wrote:

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Husband> I thought you were a man

I thought you were a man.

[John Galt]

sage won wrote:

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The country is in bad shape, has been in bad shape and these educated idiots in the elite classes and the LSM somehow think things are going to get better with the same man in charge?
Never has a more stupid class of people walked this planet than the white American liberal. They would destroy this country to protect their twisted ideology.

Nothing will change until they are allowed to fail, colossally, and maybe not even then.

Meanwhile, others will find a way to survive.

[Yeah]

sage won wrote:

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The country is in bad shape, has been in bad shape and these educated idiots in the elite classes and the LSM somehow think things are going to get better with the same man in charge?
Never has a more stupid class of people walked this planet than the white American liberal. They would destroy this country to protect their twisted ideology.

lol! Finally! A lunatic fringe right wingers who admits to class warfare!

Woohoo!

[sage won]

shinningelectr0n wrote:

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There are long term effects and short term effects. If long term is longer than a lifetime then you can laugh all you want. We'll have to concern ourselves with future generations because you're not built that way, apparently.

I can hold my head up high, I've bought fewer than 10 bottles of water in my life. Half of them for other people.

[shinningelectr0n]

brown eyes wrote:

<quoted text>I just drink once in a while. Once in the morning and a while in the afternoon. Still celebrating President Obama's triumphant victory. There's nothing like a sore loser.

If you have to drink to calm your nerves about electing the Boy Messiah, something is wrong.

Join lily and drink yourselves to the edge of darkness.
Maybe you'll meet your buddy Judas Iscariot there, too.

[John Galt]

shinningelectr0n wrote:

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There are long term effects and short term effects. If long term is longer than a lifetime then you can laugh all you want. We'll have to concern ourselves with future generations because you're not built that way, apparently.

The larger point is that the entire bottled water industry is a joke, an outrageous expense that provides little, if any, benefit over tap water.

[Yeah]

sage won wrote:

POS Obama and ACORN were right there, in on the action, opening the floodgates, and now the scumbag liar has the gall to blame this on Bush?
He frikking owns this mess.

lol! Funny. It was the RNC that actually paid a company to sign up people, and threw away applications when they didn't agree with their politics!

Now that son, IS illegal!

[sage won]

Alloramadai wrote:

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Late on the draw, moron. Your opinion is worth about as much as your vote in the last election. Wait - you voted for who?

I was working, buttlick, you know what working is , don't you?

[Yeah]

sage won wrote:

"Because Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac made a market for subprime mortgages the lenders did not have to worry about of the soundness of the mortgage contract they wrote."
This is it in a nutshell, davey, government meddling, democrat government meddling, convince me otherwise.

lol! Hey dummy. The institutions SELLING the loans to Fannie and Freddie were supposed apply rules as defined by Freddie and Fannie to loans that were offered for purchase.

Boy, what a dipstick you are... just like CRA!

[shinningelectr0n]

nanoanomaly wrote:

<quoted text>I've never bothered with the doc. I have cable...154 channels...and there's rarely anything on any of them worth wasting my time watching. At one time we had dish tv "service"; 450 channels and not a thing to watch. It's a testament to the ability of programmers efforts to manipulate you into thinking if you only upgraded you could watch quality shows. 450 channels of crap..18 were shopping channels, several were presented in Spanish.
I've read some Bradbury; The Illustrated Man was my favorite. He was ok as a sci-fi writer.
Ya gotta love little Alex. It was one of my favorite movies. Taking his free will away and making him lick that boot was amazing, but it was even funnier when the authorities had to let him have it back.
I still don't care much for Rand. It is what it is.

I respect your opinion but also your chutzpa to lay it out here where everyone can throw stones at it.

[sage won]

sonicfilter wrote:

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No sooner did Republican presidential candidate Mitt Romney revive the Moocher Myth than his critics jumped in with evidence to challenge it.
The Moocher Myth is this: People who vote Republican are successful, responsible strivers who pay taxes and keep the U.S. government afloat, while people who vote for Democrats are irresponsible moochers living off government programs. In Romney’s phrase, they are the 47 percent “who are dependent on government, who believe they are victims.” Reporter Mike Barnicle was criticized for saying something similar after the 2000 presidential election, claiming that the blue states on the map that voted for Al Gore were the “sense of entitlement” states.
But research then and now has pointed out that the states that got the most per capita in federal dollars were more likely to vote for Republicans.
http://www.bloomberg.com/news/2012-09-19/blam...

Liar.

Top recipients of federal aid:

http://www.census.gov/prod/2011pubs/fas-10.pd...

Alaska
wyoming
delaware
New mexico
vermont
N. dakota
New york
Louisiana
mississippi
S. dakota
W. virginia
Massachusetts
Kentucky
Arkansas
Connecticut

plenty of blue states there, dummies and liars

[American Lady]

WE DON'T NEED A WARRANT – WE'RE THE GOVERNMENT!
Exclusive: Andrea Shea King warns Big Brother wants to read your e-mail

http://www.wnd.com/2012/11/we-dont-need-a-war...

[Anonymous of Indy]

sage won wrote:

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Looks to me like the dems and Obimbles ruined the country and are burying us in debt. Where am i going wrong? Did Obumbles have to deal with a 9/11? What have we gotten for his $6 trillion in new debt?
a man on the moon?
interstate highway system?
high speed rail?
What?
, Budget Deficits
http://www.fms.treas.gov/index.html
2002 FY Budget Deficit $158 Billion
2003 FY Budget Deficit $365 Billion
2004 FY Budget Deficit $412 Billion
2005 FY Budget Deficit $319 Billion
2006 FY Budget Deficit $248 Billion
2007 FY Budget Deficit $161 Billion
2008 FY Budget Deficit $455 Billion <---- Democrats control Congress
2009 FY Budget Deficit $1.4 Trillion
2010 FY Budget Deficit $1.3 Trillion
2011 FY Budget Deficit $1.6 Trillion
2012 FY budget deficit $1.3 trillion
2013 est. deficit $1.1 trillion

Keynesian economics

Keynesian economics advocates a mixed economy – predominantly private sector, but with a role for government intervention during recessions – and in the US served as the standard economic model during the later part of the Great Depression, World War II, and the post-war economic expansion (1945–1973), though it lost some influence following the stagflation of the 1970s. The advent of the global financial crisis in 2008 has caused a resurgence in Keynesian thought.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Keynesian_econom...

[lily boca raton fl]

Mitt Romney's Bain Made Millions On Big Tobacco In U.S., Russia

http://www.huffingtonpost.com/2012/10/09/mitt...

[Buy American or Drop Dead]

coal miner wrote:

under this current administration the coal industry here in West Virginia has been butchered and decimated. thousands have lost their jobs as the communist EPA tightens their restrictions on coal fired power plants resulting in HIGHER electric bills, not taking in account that West Virginia has BANNED any nuclear reactors being built in this state.

Yeah. And when are you folks going to disbanded the United Mine Workers. As all loyal members of the GOP agree, All unions are evil.

[sage won]

sonicfilter wrote:

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No sooner did Republican presidential candidate Mitt Romney revive the Moocher Myth than his critics jumped in with evidence to challenge it.
The Moocher Myth is this: People who vote Republican are successful, responsible strivers who pay taxes and keep the U.S. government afloat, while people who vote for Democrats are irresponsible moochers living off government programs. In Romney’s phrase, they are the 47 percent “who are dependent on government, who believe they are victims.” Reporter Mike Barnicle was criticized for saying something similar after the 2000 presidential election, claiming that the blue states on the map that voted for Al Gore were the “sense of entitlement” states.
But research then and now has pointed out that the states that got the most per capita in federal dollars were more likely to vote for Republicans.
http://www.bloomberg.com/news/2012-09-19/blam...

see any blue states here, buttmunching liar?

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Your ignorance is glaring:
States that receive the most welfare money:
15. Oregon
% of pop. on assistance: 1.55%
2007 spending:$83.85 million
Total recipients (July 2008): 58,831
14. Pennsylvania
% of pop. on assistance: 1.60%
2007 spending:$247.29 million
Total recipients (July 2008): 198,666
13. Michigan
% of pop. on assistance: 1.65%
2007 spending:$380.93 million
Total recipients (July 2008): 164,589
12. Rhode Island
% of pop. on assistance: 1.79%
2007 spending:$57.4 million
Total recipients (July 2008): 18,839
Tie-10. Indiana
% of pop. on assistance: 1.83%
2007 spending:$102.27 million
Total recipients (July 2008): 116,430
Tie-10. New Mexico
% of pop. on assistance: 1.83%
2007 spending:$58.87 million
Total recipients (July 2008): 36,322
9. Washington
% of pop. on assistance: 1.86%
2007 spending:$265.88 million
Total recipients (July 2008): 121,864
8. Minnesota
% of pop. on assistance: 1.88%
2007 spending:$106.29 million
Total recipients (July 2008): 98,028
7. New York
% of pop. on assistance: 1.92%
2007 spending:$1.47 billion
Total recipients (July 2008): 373,305
6. District of Columbia
% of pop. on assistance: 1.99%
2007 spending:$18.67 million
Total recipients (July 2008): 11,806
5. Vermont
% of pop. on assistance: 2.02%
2007 spending:$30.92 milliion
Total recipients (July 2008): 12,543
4. Massachusetts
% of pop. on assistance: 2.09%
2007 spending:$295.29 million
Total recipients (July 2008): 136,033
3. Tennessee
% of pop. on assistance: 2.15%
2007 spending:$91.28 million
Total recipients (July 2008): 133,505
2. Maine
% of pop. on assistance: 2.37%
2007 spending:$61.73 million
Total recipients (July 2008): 31,148
1. California
% of pop. on assistance: 3.30%
2007 spending:$3.28 billion
Total recipients (July 2008): 1,212,893

[new yawk]

And while others have found the means and resources to survive, through wisdom of preparedness and planning, they will still be caught unaware, and coming for the take.

If they can't rely on themselves now and be responsible, how can they be expected to when the going gets really tough ...

Yea, a bunch of Colossal Fossils ... ;)

John Galt wrote:

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Nothing will change until they are allowed to fail, colossally, and maybe not even then.
Meanwhile, others will find a way to survive.

[THE DEBIL]

DEBIL TAKE THE L'IL WHITE BABY AN' CRACK IT'S HEAD OPEN ON A ROCK. THE SEAGULLS DIVE MADLY HOPIN' TO STEAL A PIECE OF THE GOOEY BRAINS, BUT DEBIL JUS' GRAB THEM AN' CRACK THEY HEADS OPEN ON THE SAME ROCK. PRETTY SOON THE ROCK AN' THE DEBIL ALL COVERED IN BIRD-BRAINS. NUFF SAID.

[sage won]

John Galt wrote:

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The larger point is that the entire bottled water industry is a joke, an outrageous expense that provides little, if any, benefit over tap water.

Empty water bottles littering the landscape, by the billions. I'll wager most purchased by idiotic liberals and EBT card holders.

[Anonymous of Indy]

Yeah wrote:

<quoted text>lol! Funny. It was the RNC that actually paid a company to sign up people, and threw away applications when they didn't agree with their politics!
Now that son, IS illegal!

RNC Asked Nathan Sproul to Create Shell Companies to Mask Payments

Sproul said he created Strategic Allied Consulting at the RNC's request because the party wanted to avoid being publicly linked to the past allegations. The firm was set up at a Virginia address, and Sproul does not show up on the corporate paperwork.
"In order to be able to do the job that the state parties were hiring us to do, the [RNC] asked us to do it with a different company's name, so as to not be a distraction from the false information put out in the Internet," Sproul said.

The RNC's rapid decision to distance itself comes as Republicans around the country have sought to make voter fraud an issue, in part by pressing for voter identification laws.

http://www.dailykos.com/story/2012/09/29/1137...