Barack Obama, our next President

[Subversive Barry]

Hello my desciples. We were successful and just raised payroll taxes 2% on the middle class for sopcial security. I lied and got away with it again! Thanks to all my worshippers for your support in helping me be deceptive.

[brown eyes]

Elvis Presleys United States Military Uniform is being sold at auction in Japan. Donald Trump is expected to make a bid.

[pens_make_us_dum]

We broke?

No programs wasting money?

14 Gov programs listed as 'high error'...

HUD rental assisstance program is one for FY 2009....

High error =$750 m OR MORE IN OVERPAYMENTS....

http://portal.hud.gov :80/hudportal/HUD?src=/program _offices/public_indian_housing /programs/ph/rhiip

[sonicfilter]

Food Stamp Use is Highest in Red States: The Truth Republicans Do Not Want You to Know

So, what about the food stamp issue? Why are Republicans so concerned about it?

Charts of food stamp usage show that while a few Democrat led states have high food stamp usage; food stamp usage is highest consistently across Republican states. What does that say about the Republican approach?

To me, it says that the top down, trickle down theory of economics fails the poor. Under conditions where the poor were helped, one would expect that there would be less reliance on food stamps. People would receive short-term support, a little assistance getting on their feet, maybe some job training, or some assistance paying for community college and would be on their way.

If the poor are uplifted even just slightly then they become tax payers rather than living off food stamps. Republicans are angry about food stamp usage because they have failed to uplift the poor in their states. The top down, trickle down, economic approach has broken social mobility in Republican led states. Republicans are angry because their failed economic approach leaves them with fewer tax payers and more people on welfare.

Do you remember the spike in food stamp usage that occurred after the Bush administration? Take a look at a map of food stamp usage and comment below. In many Republican states (and a few Democrat led), food stamp usage is as much as 1/5th of the population. What does this say about the success of Republicans policies in helping the poor and middle class improve their lives?

http://www.policymic.com/articles/14007/food-...

[Jane Says]

sonicfilter wrote:

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However, critics accuse the bill of spreading stereotypical notions of irresponsible food-stamp users. "It's a prejudice, I think, about poor people that we are seeing represented more than any statistical study of behavior," says Sen. Bill Perkins, who voted against the measure. "If they have evidence that there's a rash of that, I'd like to see it."
http://www.thefix.com/content/ny-welfare-rest...
just because some nutjob conservative says it's so doesn't mean it's so.
a recurring problem in most every policy discussion at the moment.

IN OTHER WORDS, we wouldn't want to hurt anyone's feelings and that is more important than the waste of taxpayer monies.

they are either using the food stamps in strip clubs or they are not. and even if in just one instance, allowing it to not spread a stereotype is ridiculous and lacks common sense. it has nothing to do with being conservative.

it also means that NY State will forego tons of federal monies if not corrected.

[Jane Says]

sonicfilter wrote:

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However, critics accuse the bill of spreading stereotypical notions of irresponsible food-stamp users. "It's a prejudice, I think, about poor people that we are seeing represented more than any statistical study of behavior," says Sen. Bill Perkins, who voted against the measure. "If they have evidence that there's a rash of that, I'd like to see it."
http://www.thefix.com/content/ny-welfare-rest...
just because some nutjob conservative says it's so doesn't mean it's so.
a recurring problem in most every policy discussion at the moment.

LOL, didn't take long for you to defend this. and as is the usual case---defending something so wrong was done by including "nutjob" in your post.

yes, "nutjob" conservatives are making this up, some are probably wearing blackface and masquerading as minority food stamp recipients.

let the Obamatron Parade begin.

[OldRaider]

Subversive Barry wrote:

Hello my desciples. We were successful and just raised payroll taxes 2% on the middle class for sopcial security. I lied and got away with it again! Thanks to all my worshippers for your support in helping me be deceptive.

Another example of the middle class stepping up to the plate and doing their share to save Social Security. Unlike the whining we hear from the greedy right wing whenever they are asked to do THEIR share.

[Subversive Barry]

Jane Says wrote:

<quoted text>LOL, didn't take long for you to defend this. and as is the usual case---defending something so wrong was done by including "nutjob" in your post.
yes, "nutjob" conservatives are making this up, some are probably wearing blackface and masquerading as minority food stamp recipients.
let the Obamatron Parade begin.

My Obamatron disciples have been indoctrinated and trained to defend the indefensible. The lobotomy procedure they undergo removes part of the frontal lobe that contains the ability to reason.

[sonicfilter]

Jane Says wrote:

<quoted text>IN OTHER WORDS, we wouldn't want to hurt anyone's feelings and that is more important than the waste of taxpayer monies.
they are either using the food stamps in strip clubs or they are not. and even if in just one instance, allowing it to not spread a stereotype is ridiculous and lacks common sense. it has nothing to do with being conservative.
it also means that NY State will forego tons of federal monies if not corrected.

the old leap of faith?

not buying. i'd like to see what the percentage is for all of that supposed fraud. or will it be like voter fraud?.....'We think there's a problem so that should be good enough for everyone else.'

sooner or later you wingnuts will actually have to prove your assertions. or just keep self-marginalizing.

[pens_make_us_dum]

We broke?

No way to save resources?

Dept of ED...
ED-OIG-AS final audit 09-01
Found...
-$182 million in 'questionable' costs
-$1.4 billion in funds listed as 'at risk'

[sonicfilter]

Jane Says wrote:

<quoted text>LOL, didn't take long for you to defend this. and as is the usual case---defending something so wrong was done by including "nutjob" in your post.
yes, "nutjob" conservatives are making this up, some are probably wearing blackface and masquerading as minority food stamp recipients.
let the Obamatron Parade begin.

The Rise of Food Stamp Nation

Newt Gingrich famously calls Barack Obama “the food-stamp president.” But the first president worthy of the moniker was George W. Bush. His administration brought a Madison Avenue element to the otherwise unreconstructed Great Society program. Not everyone who is eligible for food stamps knows it or wants to sign up. Bush began a recruitment campaign.

http://www.nationalreview.com/articles/305894...

and we all know how much the Bush admin loved black folks. all those potential discrimination lawsuits that never got taken up by the DOJ would seem to be an indication.

[Waxman]

OldRaider wrote:

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Morning goober/waxturd… I thought your new friend Steven Waxman might be enough to send your waxturd log-in running for cover. Coward.

You really are a wierdo supporting a bigot - and it was probobly you posting being a jew hater.

Here is the Democrat Waxman I portray:

http://uglydemocrats.com/democrats/United-Sta...

You Democrats sure are two-faced bigots & racists. By the way retard, goober is someone else, doofus.

[CDC]

brown eyes wrote:

Ask Vietnamese President if I am not an expert with European and other assault rifles. NRA something has to be done our schools and children are our future. Civillians can survive without assault weapons. GF008 Safer World 2013.

Actually any police force is made up of civilians. Civilians On Patrol Service.(COPS). Any legal person should be able to buy and own any type weapon that the COPS own. I don't think most SWAT teams would like having single shot rifles.

[RealDave]

Jane Says wrote:

wow, negative icons ALREADY about my post about welfare recipients using YOUR tax money at strip clubs and NY DEMS blocking laws to prevent that.
the icons are symptoms of a poster with zero common sense and zero class. i want to see THIS defended by the typical parade of Obamatrons.

Lets pass a law that bans expensing costs from these establishments for all legislators first.

Your article makes assumptions that may not be true. Gambling & strip clubs are open late & some use may be from employees that work there part time.

Nice try Jane.

[DBWriter]

Jane Says wrote:

<quoted text>well, he's (sensibly) nixing the Parthenon style for the second inauguration. so how else to show adulation and pray to a false God than through a coin. Mt Rushmore will probably be remodeled so they are all look like "The One."

That which the Democrats do using Obama that doesn't come directly from "Das Kapital", appears to come from Niccolò Machiavelli’s “The Prince”.
They are attempting to make the United States what Machiavelli called a "New Princedom", different than a "hereditary princedom", which is much easier to rule.

A not of irony: Supposing Obama was born in Kenya, and Nostradamus would have been well aware of Machiavelli's "The Prince", Obama can be who Mostradamus described when he wrote "A prince shall arise from the East" and 27 years of war will follow.
... nobody can ignore the irony of that.

How about waiting until Obama is dead before they start putting his face on money? What ever happened to that tradition?
I'm guessing gods don't have to wait for that.

[CDC]

Subversive Barry wrote:

Hello my desciples. We were successful and just raised payroll taxes 2% on the middle class for sopcial security. I lied and got away with it again! Thanks to all my worshippers for your support in helping me be deceptive.

You dumb POS. The 2% reduction was part of the Obama stimulus package of 2011 that all you Repubs bitched about going into effect. On Jan.1, 2011 it was KNOWN then it was a plan that reduced the Social Security payroll tax by 2% but would expire on Dec.2012. You hypocritical bastards bitched about the stimulus when it was put in place and NOW you bitch about it when it expires.

[Not Surprized]

Waxman wrote:

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Here is the Democrat Waxman I portray:
http://uglydemocrats.com/democrats/United-Sta...

Wow, still pulling that one out of your ass hm? Stick to the cartoons "WAXTURDS", leave the discussions to the grown ups.

"WAXTURD" The turd that just wont flush.

Nostrilis Waxman/Floriduh aka known as the stalker "WAXBALLS topix troll clusterfvck, same troll-multiple id's==Delusional army of one:

Old Crazy Goober, Carter, Impeach Obama, Arguing withe idiots, Proud2bewhite, Carter, loulee rat mouth fl, Barney Frank (anyone from Temecula, CA), fake Dem, Lt Dan, LOL, lily's children, LOL, Floriduh, Nobama, fukutu, Ignoramus, Liberals Eat Feces, DEM idiots, Billy Carter,, Warturds, CAE, Fetch N Stepinit, Rectal Liberal, Commie DemocRATs, Wartime, Billy C, Subversive Barry, Groucho, FUBO, King George, Patrick, Democrats are Fascists, Gay Ghost, VAGITARIAN, Jimmy, Bronach, Pete, King George, PTBW Forever, The Real Truth, WorthlessWhore, Louise, Cheryl

Subversive Barry wrote:
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What a rediculous thing to say. You obviously are deficient in this area.

nostrilis waxman wrote:
another rediculous assert by a clueless moron:
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Nostrilis Waxman wrote:
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What is it like being dead Ghost?
You may do things on rare occassions but you live here. I feel sorry for you.
What is it like? Do you feel dead?
#632047

Jimmy wrote:
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He lives here just like the Ghost does.
Tell me. What is it like being dead?

Groucho wrote:
Lehighton, PA
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Hiya Woofie. Ya got me confused with someone else.

Nostrilis Waxman wrote:
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Oh sure You also have a Unicorn in the back yard,right? Toodles, ape man.

Democrats are Fascists wrote:
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Do you ride your Unicorn often, liberal?
577856 Democrats are Fascists wrote: Have a nice day Richard Cranium. <quoted text>

Grey Moron wrote: <quoted text> What a perfect description of the typical liberal. Good job, Richard Cranium.

Nostrilis Waxman wrote:#395210 Jul 17, 2011 <quoted text> Look Richard Cranium. I already told you, NOT INTERESTED in you. It's obvious to me you were born from the anal canal (spelling police - what a moron - like I'm going to spell check posting to a loser).

Nostrilis Waxman 395208 Jul 17, 2011 No. Liberals who cannot adapt to society like you are homo-schooled Richard Cranium. Let me guess about you... You are an Obama voter?

Grey Moron Fairview, NJ ..and we thought you couldn't see past your bulbous nose. I guess that's not a problem when your eyes are on the side of your head. Oh, what a long tounge you have!

Grey Moron Fairview, NJ |#441048 Bored. You say a lot, but it means nothing. One can only deal with a moron like you in limited doses. I'm sure you've encoutered this before, like when you approach people at a party. Did you ever wonder why they scatter? Zzzzz.

Nostrilis Waxman Windsor, Ct #395266 Jul 17, 2011 I'm sure you're used to it. After all, when you walk up to people at a party, don't they go the other way too?
Nostrilis Waxman #93787 Mar 7, 2011 When you walk up to a group at a party, does everyone walk away from you? July 17, 2011

Nostrilis Waxman #395266 I'm sure you're used to it. After all, when you walk up to people at a party, don't they go the other way too? Is it sad liberal moron?

Nwaxman wrote: <quoted text> By the way, do like it Greek? I'll be gentle with you. I know you Democrats like to avoid talking about Greece! Can I call you my little Greeker?

Nwaxman wrote:
<quoted text>If you've got any balls, then spit them out because they're definitely not yours.

Dman wrote:
<quoted text>How's it going, Spork? Still have a mouthful of Barry?
Time for some chocolate cake and ice cream!

VAGITARIAN wrote:
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You can stand in line with the rest of the libtards and await your ass-pounding from the mods.
[nwaxman]I like big sweaty co ock in my azz whole!

Nwaxman wrote:
<quoted text>butt-crack

[DBWriter]

sonicfilter wrote:

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the old leap of faith?
not buying. i'd like to see what the percentage is for all of that supposed fraud. or will it be like voter fraud?.....'We think there's a problem so that should be good enough for everyone else.'
sooner or later you wingnuts will actually have to prove your assertions. or just keep self-marginalizing.

Let's see....
In just one state, about a hundred thousand votes were cast and not one goddam person pushed the wrong button by mistake. Not one.
Even when petty dictators hold sham elections where they get 95 percent of the vote, the 5 percent they don't get are from the people that pushed the wrong goddam button. The cases where Romney got zero votes are child's play to find. The ones that are almost impossible to find are those places where the computer program is written to steal one in three or one in four votes.
I can write a program that will count the votes any way I want, then erase itself when it's finished. Imagine what an IT professional can do.

Democracy is a matter of confidence.
After seeing the results of obvious fraud, that being a hundred thousand people being able to read everything perfectly and pressing the right button and not one person who got it backward, or thought they would be an individual and do something different, or forgot their glasses and couldn't even read the ballot, or was on crack, or was .... you get the message.

Nope. We just don't believe the numbers.

[Not Surprized]

Subversive Barry wrote:

Hello my desciples. We were successful and just raised payroll taxes 2% on the middle class for sopcial security. I lied and got away with it again! Thanks to all my worshippers for your support in helping me be deceptive.

GOOBER-WAXTURDS for sure.

[sonicfilter]

DBWriter wrote:

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Let's see....
In just one state, about a hundred thousand votes were cast and not one goddam person pushed the wrong button by mistake. Not one.
Even when petty dictators hold sham elections where they get 95 percent of the vote, the 5 percent they don't get are from the people that pushed the wrong goddam button. The cases where Romney got zero votes are child's play to find. The ones that are almost impossible to find are those places where the computer program is written to steal one in three or one in four votes.
I can write a program that will count the votes any way I want, then erase itself when it's finished. Imagine what an IT professional can do.
Democracy is a matter of confidence.
After seeing the results of obvious fraud, that being a hundred thousand people being able to read everything perfectly and pressing the right button and not one person who got it backward, or thought they would be an individual and do something different, or forgot their glasses and couldn't even read the ballot, or was on crack, or was .... you get the message.
Nope. We just don't believe the numbers.

"Democracy is a matter of confidence."

Bush's long history of tilting Justice

I spent more than 35 years in the department enforcing federal civil rights laws — particularly voting rights. Before leaving in 2005, I worked for attorneys general with dramatically different political philosophies — from John Mitchell to Ed Meese to Janet Reno. Regardless of the administration, the political appointees had respect for the experience and judgment of longtime civil servants.

Under the Bush administration, however, all that changed. Over the last six years, this Justice Department has ignored the advice of its staff and skewed aspects of law enforcement in ways that clearly were intended to influence the outcome of elections.

It has notably shirked its legal responsibility to protect voting rights. From 2001 to 2006, no voting discrimination cases were brought on behalf of African American or Native American voters. U.S. attorneys were told instead to give priority to voter fraud cases, which, when coupled with the strong support for voter ID laws, indicated an intent to depress voter turnout in minority and poor communities.

http://www.latimes.com/news/opinion/commentar...

so how 'obvious' is your assertion of fraud?

not very. just sounds like sour grapes to me. or if you'd rather....your M.O.