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Businessminded_plus4 wrote:

I might vote for a second stimulous if they retracted the first one and started over.

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Gville Jim wrote:

<quoted text>Has the first one even started yet?

Gville Jim wrote:

<quoted text>Has the first one even started yet?

Ms Angie wrote:

May I inquire the lone yes voter to state why they think this would be a good idea?

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Hurley35 wrote:

<quoted text>You didn't see that extra 7 bucks a week in your paycheck? Hey if the big O is going to hand out some more money I'll take a check. I can put it towards the extra buck a pack tax on my cigarettes. And After all, the first stimulus is working miracles in our economy LOL>...

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Hurley35 wrote:

<quoted text>Just to clarify, it wasn't me!!!

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Hurley35 wrote:

<quoted text>You didn't see that extra 7 bucks a week in your paycheck? Hey if the big O is going to hand out some more money I'll take a check. I can put it towards the extra buck a pack tax on my cigarettes. And After all, the first stimulus is working miracles in our economy LOL>...

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Ms Angie wrote:

May I inquire the lone yes voter to state why they think this would be a good idea?

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_Dingo wrote:

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It was me, Angie. I just can't fight it any longer. obama's just such a good-looking man, and he speaks so pretty, and he's just so darned different than the other pasty-faced politicians - especially that SOB Bush! I can't help but think his years as a lawyer for ACORN and as a Chicago community organizer and friend of Bill Ayers and Reverend Wright make him the very best person to entrust with trillions of borrowed dollars on America's behalf.
I cannot understand why people are so mean to him all the time. He's just so nice! The way he makes friends with our enemies like that. It just melts my heart. And he said he wouldn't tax me but even though he now will I don't mind because I know it's all going to work out just fine somehow.

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Mark wrote:

I voted no, but I could change my vote if it goes something like this...tax the crap out of all imports and reduce our taxes to nothing...and I don't mean just payroll taxes...all the different kind of excise/gas/use/etc
So imports cost more than american made stuff and our economy recovers all those tax dollars that companies left here to try and save.
stimulate that...

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Mark wrote:

I voted no, but I could change my vote if it goes something like this...tax the crap out of all imports and reduce our taxes to nothing...and I don't mean just payroll taxes...all the different kind of excise/gas/use/etc
So imports cost more than american made stuff and our economy recovers all those tax dollars that companies left here to try and save.
stimulate that...

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Andy wrote:

Ed McMahon died this week. He was a great entertainer, but prior to his
stage accomplishments he was a distinguished Marine Corps fighter pilot in
WWII earning six Air Medals and attaining the rank of Colonel. He was
discharged in 1946 and was later promoted to the rank of Brigadier General
in the CA Air National Guard.
Farrah Fawcett died this week after a long career in Hollywood as an
actress. After she was diagnosed with cancer, she became an activist for
cancer treatment and devoted her last remaining years encouraging people to
seek treatment. She documented her plight on film and used it to encourage
others to stay positive and upbeat despite their diagnosis and suffering.
Michael Jackson died this week. He was perhaps one of the greatest singers
of modern time. He will also be remembered for his eccentric lifestyle that
included sleeping with a chimpanzee, living in a carnival-like atmosphere at
Neverland, his fascination with Peter Pan, and his numerous masks and
costumes. He also admitted to finding pleasure sleeping with young boys and
paying out millions of dollars in settlements to the families of these boys
despite being acquitted by a court on one allegation of sexual molestation.
QUESTION - Which of the above did the House of Representatives declare a
moment of silence for today?(Hint - It wasn't the first two.)
QUESTION - Which of the above's family received a personal note of
condolence from President Obama?(Hint - It wasn't the first two.)
SAD !!!

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_Dingo wrote:

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Which one, according to Al Sharpton, helped propel obama into the White House?
(Hint, it may have been Ed or Farrah, but they weren't black)
Welcome to our little identity politic obamanation.