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MUQ wrote: Congratulations, US Voters!! They have taken the most serious decisions of their life time and in the race of Presidentship, selected the Tweedledom over Twedledee… The foundations of US would have failed if Tweedledee got elected. I wonder if that is what is democracy all about? you MUST Eat one of the two worst prepared dishes that has been served to you? We never knew it And how, Congratulations, US Voters, you have saved USA for another four years!! The End is Near!! Are you part of the Syrian gun-running operation in Saudi Arabia?
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SeasideSoon wrote: <quoted text>Are you part of the Syrian gun-running operation in Saudi Arabia? I dont know, you should check with your Drones data base, that have "In Built" detectors for every Al Qaeda and Taliban and every other type of Extremist Muslim detectors!! Why a Superpower like yours need a "confession" statement? What you say becomes law and world media magnifies it 1000 times!!!
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rabbee yehoshooah adam wrote: <quoted text> rabbee: the math is not there, to support such obsurd claims. the wealthy could not even beguin to match, the flood of money comming in for all the less wealthy. and even collecting money, does not solve the overspending of congress. they have, a credit card addiction. if they can't solve that first, ain't nothing going to help this nation. throwing little band aids, at a gaping wound wont save anyone. cause your not addressing the real problem. your living in reality, if you can't curb the overspending. and so far, all tax increases, has only resulted in more overspending. I never said returning to the Clinton-era tax rates for the upper 2% alone would solve our fiscal ills. Only one part of a balanced approach.
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Voluntarist wrote: <quoted text> Well the defecit is greatly outweighed by the national debt, who is going to pay that ? W inherited a relative/nominal surplus and immediately sent everyone a check; then started two wars; Medicare Rx prograom; and a tax cut which is the single biggest cause of our current deficit. Where were the Tea baggers when W was doubling the debt? Obviously we need to address the deficit before we can pay down the debt. Let's do it.
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HughBe wrote: <quoted text> 1. Enough was given for you to understand. 2. No, I have not noticed any such thing and perhaps it is because this is the second time. It appears to me that although you were given "enough information" you missed the fact that I was not talking about a frontal condition, based on your question. 3. Remember I'm HughBe and not Frijoles and so your question was misdirected. Perhaps you need more fiber in your diet.
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HughBe
Kingston, Jamaica
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former res wrote: <quoted text> Perhaps you need more fiber in your diet. perhaps
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HughBe
Kingston, Jamaica
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former res wrote: <quoted text> Perhaps you need more fiber in your diet. Thanks
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Broomall, PA
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SeasideSoon wrote: <quoted text>---------- Or maybe it was just the altitude, or the barometric pressure, perhaps too many uppers, or perhaps he's just a scumbag. But no, it can't be any of that (especially anything that hinges on personal responsibility)- so according to your impeccable analysis it's Bush's fault that Matthews is a moron. "...so according to your impeccable analysis it's Bush's fault that Matthews is a moron...." How do you get that? 1. People are saying Sandy helped Obama. 2. I say no, Katrina certainly didn't help Bush. 3. I say the response is what help or hurt in these cases, not the event. 4. Matthews said a stupid/insenstive thing and later apologized. Please explain again where I said Matthews' gaffe is Bush's fault. The connection/your logic is lost on me.
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SeasideSoon wrote: And General Petraeus resigns. This stuff is too funny. Mistress is author of his biography, titled 'All In'. "Afforded extensive access by General Petraeus, his mentors, his subordinates, and his longtime friends, Broadwell embedded with the general, his headquarters staff, and his soldiers on the front lines of fighting and at the strategic command in Afghanistan" The FBI 'just stumbled' upon this information days before Petraeus was to be called to testify before Congress about Benghazi. You just can't make this up. The General "Betrayed Us" after all. One more job to fill.
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Voluntarist
United States
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former res wrote: <quoted text> W inherited a relative/nominal surplus and immediately sent everyone a check; then started two wars; Medicare Rx prograom; and a tax cut which is the single biggest cause of our current deficit. Where were the Tea baggers when W was doubling the debt? Obviously we need to address the deficit before we can pay down the debt. Let's do it. Stop trying to divert the argument, I am not a tea bagger and I didn't support bush. Bush spent more than every previous president and Obama topped that. So why are you ignoring the elephant in the room talking about budget surplus? Lets talk reality, your tax increase couldn't possibly touch the national debt, so how will your leader handle it? And do you really believe that they can achieve a balanced budget?
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former res wrote: <quoted text> "...so according to your impeccable analysis it's Bush's fault that Matthews is a moron...." How do you get that? 1. People are saying Sandy helped Obama. 2. I say no, Katrina certainly didn't help Bush. 3. I say the response is what help or hurt in these cases, not the event. 4. Matthews said a stupid/insenstive thing and later apologized. Please explain again where I said Matthews' gaffe is Bush's fault. The connection/your logic is lost on me. See, you are able to connect the dots. Every item pointing to the lunacy of the left is responded to with some reference to Bush.
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former res wrote: <quoted text> The General "Betrayed Us" after all. One more job to fill. Really, are you offended by this? I don't believe it. This is a sex scandal for pete'sake. I find it outrageously funny, and the paronomasia opportunities are limitless. The bright side of this (not to downplay the obvious family effect) is that the mainstream media will now report on it and the 50.4 percent of the population that has no clue will now be asking "uhh man, what's a benghazi?"
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Voluntarist wrote: <quoted text> Stop trying to divert the argument, I am not a tea bagger and I didn't support bush. Bush spent more than every previous president and Obama topped that. So why are you ignoring the elephant in the room talking about budget surplus? Lets talk reality, your tax increase couldn't possibly touch the national debt, so how will your leader handle it? And do you really believe that they can achieve a balanced budget? No one can achieve a balanced budget with the economy savaged by this administration. Liberals can't quite grasp the concept that a stable society exists because of the exchange of the value of products and services - it called business. Business is what employs people and when people are employed, they pay taxes. Instead of trying to squeeze more of out 2%, how about jobs for the 23,000,000 that aren't paying taxes because they're not working. full Elections have consequences. If anyone that isn't smoking it thinks that legalization of marijuana and gay marriages and free abortions will produce jobs, they are deluded. http://www.theblaze.com/stories/how-many-busi... Massachusett company plans to layoff employees and shift work to China. Kroger will shift fulltime workers to parttime because of Obamacare
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Interesting sidenote.
Obamacare law has it's own demise built in.
Basic premise, state-operated exchanges or federal-operated exchanges. States can choose Not to implement a state-operated exchange.(Keep in mind that there are 30 Republican governors)
"Federally-Facilitated Exchanges: HHS essentially operates the Exchange. It is important to note here that if a State chooses not to set up an Exchange at all, that HHS will set up a Federally-Facilitated Exchange in that particular State and will operate it accordingly."
However, the AFCA didn't include any provisions for funding these Federally-Facilitated Exchanges.. oops
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Broomall, PA
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SeasideSoon wrote: <quoted text>See, you are able to connect the dots. Every item pointing to the lunacy of the left is responded to with some reference to Bush. Silly woman. You mentioned Bush in connection with Matthews, not me. You're not the only one. I understand Karl Rove is also melting down over at Fox. Bush's brain is imploding.(Oooops, i did it again!:)))
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SeasideSoon wrote: <quoted text>Really, are you offended by this? I don't believe it. This is a sex scandal for pete'sake. I find it outrageously funny, and the paronomasia opportunities are limitless. The bright side of this (not to downplay the obvious family effect) is that the mainstream media will now report on it and the 50.4 percent of the population that has no clue will now be asking "uhh man, what's a benghazi?" It's this kind of thinking that earned your side 206 electoral votes. The GOP is now thinking about getting their priorities inline with those of the elctorate (rather than wishing for the opposite as you are doing).
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SeasideSoon wrote: <quoted text>No one can achieve a balanced budget with the economy savaged by this administration. Liberals can't quite grasp the concept that a stable society exists because of the exchange of the value of products and services - it called business. Business is what employs people and when people are employed, they pay taxes. Instead of trying to squeeze more of out 2%, how about jobs for the 23,000,000 that aren't paying taxes because they're not working. full Elections have consequences. If anyone that isn't smoking it thinks that legalization of marijuana and gay marriages and free abortions will produce jobs, they are deluded. http://www.theblaze.com/stories/how-many-busi... Massachusett company plans to layoff employees and shift work to China. Kroger will shift fulltime workers to parttime because of Obamacare Employers can't create jobs without customers. Customers who have money to spend. This is why Obama cut taxes on 95% of Americans. A stronger middle class is the answer. Not Mittster's plan to reward the wealthy at the expense of the midddle class. But then again, we don't really know the details of his plan, only that it adds up to a $5 tillion tax cut over 10 years with offsets yet (and now forever) unknown.
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HughBe
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former res wrote: <quoted text> Employers can't create jobs without customers. Customers who have money to spend. This is why Obama cut taxes on 95% of Americans. A stronger middle class is the answer. Not Mittster's plan to reward the wealthy at the expense of the midddle class. But then again, we don't really know the details of his plan, only that it adds up to a $5 tillion tax cut over 10 years with offsets yet (and now forever) unknown. Former---Employers can't create jobs without customers.Customers who have money to spend. HughBe--- very well said. You should sell these simple but yet profound concept to Mitty and company. well said.
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rabbee yehoshooah adam
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former res wrote: <quoted text> I never said returning to the Clinton-era tax rates for the upper 2% alone would solve our fiscal ills. Only one part of a balanced approach. rabbee: you ain't going to cure the disease, by treating the symptoms. sooner or later, you'll run out of fingers and toes to plug the dike. this whole nation has got, a real problem with credit addictions. which is the result of some, non-reality mental illnesses. and robbing, your childrens and grandchildrens piggy bank. and just throwing more money, at a monetary addiction. only feeds, the beast. to pay for your own good times, placing the burden on your children and their childrens children. is considered, a very grave sin. a sin of father's against, their childrens future. as stated in, ThePreamble of TheCommandments of G-D. as any thing stated within ThePreamble, is of very serious consequences to violate. as the seriousness of TheCommandments, is stated in the very precise order of importance. and what G-D is commanding to happen, right now here in TheTorah again. is a good indication of how mentally screwed up, we all are in denial. with not one religion on earth, being right about G-D today still giving TheTorah all physically happening. your all just as wrong as i was, for the fourty one years. before the second encounter, with G-D i had. which is all verifiable, in TheTorah Scroll. in this first and second coming of Adam, which is happening exactly as stated in TheTorah. and so is actually happening just again, here and now in The Living Torah Happening. in this world that cannot comprehend, neither me nor G-D here and now in TheTorah. because you have all been, indoctrinated by those same old subtle beasts of the fields. no different than the last time, G-D gave this same story with me and yo mama of all.
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SeasideSoon
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former res wrote: <quoted text> Silly woman. You mentioned Bush in connection with Matthews, not me. You're not the only one. I understand Karl Rove is also melting down over at Fox. Bush's brain is imploding.(Oooops, i did it again!:))) Yes you did :D. Also silly rabbit, you mentioned Katrina (codeword for Bush)
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