Barack Obama, our next President

[SHADOW]

lily boca raton fl wrote:

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I know! Who the eff cares about Head Start and Special Ed kids? And let the old people feed themselves instead of having Meals on Wheels. They should cut the Coast Guard as well; then all the Haitians and Cubans, will have a race on who can get here faster, also the drug dealers! Hurraah, they're all crossing their fingers.
(You know damn well that the Republicans are going to cave, this is just ball busting)

For those of you in boca raton--Why does your messiah barry sotero make jokes on late night tv about disabled kids. How about we start with stopping "obama phones" given to the low information voters. Stop the years of un employeement.
This small ammount we are talking about isn't a drop in the bucket.
This sequester crap belongs in the lap of barry sotero. He started it as a threat and now tries to make it a republican thing. LIAR!
If the first responders or the kids get caught in this it is also barry sotero's fault as he can pich where the cuts come from.
Remember one thing, the spending has to stop. Even with sequester we will spend more this year than we did last year!
Where is your messiah barry sotero today my friends? Working in Washington no doubt to try to come to an agreement right? WRONG he is srill in campaign mode on the road spending more money to talk to the folks about how good he is.
This is a false messiah sent here to bankrupt the United States, nothing more.

[Shadow]

Uh-oh, here comes the organic farmer with her breast knife out pretendin' she's Jack the Ripper instead of just playin' Mack the Knife on her daughter's old phonograph in the room she keeps just as it was before she died. the tears start to roll down her cheeks, big, heavy, dewy balls of water splashing down harmlessly on her wrinkled old hands in the bitter silence of her daughter's perfectly preserved bedroom. You see? I a pretty good sleuth too, huh?

[new yawk]

That's DBWaiter NOT DBWriter ...

So, are you taking one of your own to task?

Schooling THIS political idiot of "yours"?

Or did you just error due to a cursory glance at the Screen Name?

If it's the former ... It is both A Kudos And Hilarious!

If it's the latter ... It's still Hilarious!!!

AHaHaaHaaaaaaaa ... Hee-Hee-Hee ...!

Yep! Driving Blindly & Driven Madly.

By Jove, I Like It ...!!!

OldRaider wrote:

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DB here's why you never will arrive at a logical conclusion. You start with a hypothesis that you stumbled on at a survivalist web site and then you look for data to support it. When people point out flaws in your logic you either ignore them or dismiss their claim without considering it's credibility.
Obviously you are driven, but with blinders on.

DBWaiter wrote:
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You're damn right they did and they continue to! WHEN ARE YOU PEOPLE GOING TO LEARN YOU DON'T GET SOMETHING FOR NOTHING? the banks a re completely blameless in this crisis it was caused entirely by greedy poor Democrats trying to game the system because they were directed to do that by this piece of crap od a president, obama. If you people could see the world as I do, you'd realize that life as we know it is about to come to an end and radical left-wing communism will soon take it's place.
Don't you ever read what I write? Aren't you the least bit curious as to what drives a man like me to go the extra mile trying to save the world from socialists and lefty liberals? Damn it, man! pull yourself together before it's too late!

[VeryNotSurpriZed]

waxywaxturd wrote:

Good evening topix friends!! I am a bit tired right now as I was here all day judging posts and talking for hours back and forth with myself and my very own sockpuppets!!!!!! To say it was exhausting would be an understatement! I got off to a slow start with the judgit competition today so please, keep up the judging without me. Dont' worry, I will most assuredly catch up at some point.
After I get another clean pair of depends on (industrial strength), take my meds and have a quick chat with my doctor I will be ready to roar back to life judging your posts!!! See you in a little while.
Warmest Hugs and love, Not Surprized.
ps Please stop ignoring me. I am verrrry upset!!!!!. Topix is my life!!! Have some pity on me. ;{

Not Surprized! ROTFLMAO!

[Waxman]

OldRaider wrote:

RealDave, that was meant for DBWriter, you were responding to his redundant question.

I'm home Honey! Will you go get me a drink?

[Shadow]

You in good hands apparently, honey. Somebody else here as confused as you.

[Shadow]

http://www.youtube.com/watch...

[sonicfilter]

o dark thirty wrote:

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these guys, aka dems wrecked it:
by Thomas J. DiLorenzo
The thousands of mortgage defaults and foreclosures in the "subprime" housing market (i.e., mortgage holders with poor credit ratings) is the direct result of thirty years of government policy that has forced banks to make bad loans to un-creditworthy borrowers. The policy in question is the 1977 Community Reinvestment Act (CRA), which compels banks to make loans to low-income borrowers and in what the supporters of the Act call "communities of color" that they might not otherwise make based on purely economic criteria.
The original lobbyists for the CRA were the hardcore leftists who supported the Carter administration and were often rewarded for their support with government grants and programs like the CRA that they benefited from. These included various "neighborhood organizations," as they like to call themselves, such as "ACORN" (Association of Community Organizations for Reform Now). These organizations claim that over $1 trillion in CRA loans have been made, although no one seems to know the magnitude with much certainty. A U.S. Senate Banking Committee staffer told me about ten years ago that at least $100 billion in such loans had been made in the first twenty years of the Act.
So-called "community groups" like ACORN benefit themselves from the CRA through a process that sounds like legalized extortion. The CRA is enforced by four federal government bureaucracies: the Fed, the Comptroller of the Currency, the Office of Thrift Supervision, and the Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation. The law is set up so that any bank merger, branch expansion, or new branch creation can be postponed or prohibited by any of these four bureaucracies if a CRA "protest" is issued by a "community group." This can cost banks great sums of money, and the "community groups" understand this perfectly well. It is their leverage. They use this leverage to get the banks to give them millions of dollars as well as promising to make a certain amount of bad loans in their communities.

here's one of those bleeding heart liberals at the 2004 Republican Convention:

Another priority for a new term is to build an ownership society, because ownership brings security and dignity and independence.
...

Thanks to our policies, home ownership in America is at an all- time high.

(APPLAUSE)

Tonight we set a new goal: 7 million more affordable homes in the next 10 years, so more American families will be able to open the door and say, "Welcome to my home."

http://www.washingtonpost.com/wp-dyn/articles...

and i should ask...why did Bush give money to ACORN?

[SHADOW]

Waxman wrote:

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I'm home Honey! Will you go get me a drink?

THAT'S WOMAN'S WORK, HONEY, BES' YOU GO GET IT YOUSELF.

[new yawk]

No, Bobby Darin ...

Three Penny Opera in Texas perhaps ...

Staged in the back-road barn.

Anyway ... Your sexual obsession is repulsive.

And all you "brought" was more of the same stupid.

You can't even champion yourself. Let alone another.

Get Lost, hick-a-billy brain.

And take your ass(inine) fixation with you.

Shadow wrote:

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? Suki Tawdry? Three Penny Opera? You "brought" what? You am your own leader, huh? Good thing it's my mind that's mentally ill and not my ass cause I can sort of see you checkin' me out from the inside...

[Realtime]

Eman wrote:

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It funny how one guy could cause all that mess...unless of course we are talking about barney frank. He gets a pass.

Yeah, really weird that Barney didn't even make the list don't you think? And even weirder that several Bush appointees and members of congress from both sides of the aisle are "on record" stating that Frank was one of the few in congress who knew wtf he was talking about.

But you bought into the RW bullshyte didn't you?

[sonicfilter]

DBWaiter wrote:

While I'm waiting for a reply to my original two questions: where was plaxthul during the rite of Zarthax; and, Hookie Goobly dithwer unto the proscenium of Clumar, I wonder how many ISP's showed up in my inbox while I was gone... brb...

you feel ok? you're making more sense than usual.

[proud2bwhite]

lily boca raton fl wrote:

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This guy lets his dogs walk around without leashes too, one is a pitbull. I've called the cops a few times, he keeps doing it.

get some bbq sauce and call the obamas. Problem solved.

[Anonymous of Indy]

Indiana Senate Calling For A 2nd U.S. Constitutional Convention

Indiana is halfway to becoming the first state to call for a second U.S. constitutional convention. The Senate voted Monday 32-18 in favor of a convention to consider amendments to rein in the federal government.

Senate President Pro Tem David Long (R-Fort Wayne) contends the government has used its taxing power and its authority over interstate commerce to expand federal power over the states far beyond what the founders envisioned, and argues that shift won’t be solved by sending different representatives to Washington. He says a Constitutional amendment is the only remedy left.

http://indianapublicmedia.org/news/indiana-se...

http://www.indianasnewscenter.com/news/local/...

[OldRaider]

new yawk wrote:

That's DBWaiter NOT DBWriter ...
So, are you taking one of your own to task?
Schooling THIS political idiot of "yours"?
Or did you just error due to a cursory glance at the Screen Name?
If it's the former ... It is both A Kudos And Hilarious!
If it's the latter ... It's still Hilarious!!!
AHaHaaHaaaaaaaa ... Hee-Hee-Hee ...!
Yep! Driving Blindly & Driven Madly.
By Jove, I Like It ...!!!
<quoted text>
DBWaiter wrote:
<quoted text>
You're damn right they did and they continue to! WHEN ARE YOU PEOPLE GOING TO LEARN YOU DON'T GET SOMETHING FOR NOTHING? the banks a re completely blameless in this crisis it was caused entirely by greedy poor Democrats trying to game the system because they were directed to do that by this piece of crap od a president, obama. If you people could see the world as I do, you'd realize that life as we know it is about to come to an end and radical left-wing communism will soon take it's place.
Don't you ever read what I write? Aren't you the least bit curious as to what drives a man like me to go the extra mile trying to save the world from socialists and lefty liberals? Damn it, man! pull yourself together before it's too late!

I would be as nuts as you if a took time to "carefully" read all the inane gibberish you right wing morons write. I can't believe you're getting an erection for what amounts to a typo.
You losers are so desperate to win at anything you jump up and down for silly shit like this .

[Forum]

SHADOW wrote:

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For those of you in boca raton--Why does your messiah barry sotero make jokes on late night tv about disabled kids. How about we start with stopping "obama phones" given to the low information voters. Stop the years of un employeement.
This small ammount we are talking about isn't a drop in the bucket.
This sequester crap belongs in the lap of barry sotero. He started it as a threat and now tries to make it a republican thing. LIAR!
If the first responders or the kids get caught in this it is also barry sotero's fault as he can pitch where the cuts come from.
Remember one thing, the spending has to stop. Even with sequester we will spend more this year than we did last year!
Where is your messiah barry sotero today my friends? Working in Washington no doubt to try to come to an agreement right? WRONG he is still in campaign mode on the road spending more money to talk to the folks about how good he is.
This is a false messiah sent here to bankrupt the United States, nothing more.

God has a hold on the disabled kids and their anger.
Obama and his speeches are getting boring.
Confess and be proud.

[waxywaxturd]

I would like to take a moment, and a much needed breather, from maniacally judging your posts to make a serious and heartfelt post.

Most of you know me as "Waxman" (Waxturds,the chubby teabagger from Connecticut), but I'm so much more than that. I'm caring, I'm giving, I'm sensual. Its just that as I get older and fatter, things have slowed down quite a bit for me. A couple of years ago you'd have never caught me posting for 12 straight hours because the phone would ring 5-6 times a night (and it'd be a different dude every time!!!). Now, I'm lucky if the janitor knocks on my door for a quickie after cleaning the community toilets. I guess what I'm REALLY saying is..... I need friends (lovers too!!). I'll do literally anything to earn your trust, and you can mop up the floor with me six ways from Sunday.

Please...leave your phone numbers and,,,

Just love me unconditionaly....

Warm hugs!!! Waxman

On with the judgit tourney!!!!!!!!!!

[sonicfilter]

Hard-liners Are Paving the Way for Their Increased Irrelevance

If Hagel’s mostly conventional record on issues relating to Israel can be suddenly erased or ignored because he appealed for an end to conflict in Lebanon and didn’t sign a few pointless letters, then there is almost no one who cannot be subjected to the same treatment when hard-liners choose to attack. Because of this, there are actually fewer incentives for politicians to listen to hard-liners’ demands, which are increasingly so divorced from reality that they become a liability for anyone not in a safe seat. There may eventually be more incentives to adopt more unconventional views on the grounds that the hard-liners will never be satisfied no matter what one does.

http://www.theamericanconservative.com/lariso...

[OBAMA THE BIG LIE]

You know, the one thing about being president is, after four years, you get pretty humble. You'd think maybe you wouldn't but actually you become more humble--you realize what you don't know," Obama said.
"You realize all the mistakes you made. But you also realize you can't do things by yourself. That's not how our system works. You've got to have the help and the goodwill of Congress, and what that means is you've got to make sure that constituents of members of Congress are putting some pressure on them, making sure they're doing the right thing."
- See more at: http://www.weeklystandard.com/blogs/obama-you...
YOU CAN NOT BULL SHIT A BULL SHITER!

[OBAMA THE BIG LIE]

The ol’ double standard was alive and well last week, as former Rep. Jesse Jackson Jr., Democrat of Illinois, pleaded guilty in a Washington federal court to stealing three-quarters of a million dollars from campaign funds.

No, the media were not defending Jackson’s seven-year crime spree, which included his wife, a onetime Chicago alderman, filing false income tax returns. Nor were they comparing Jackson favorably with other political miscreants&#8203;—&#82 03;although the Washington Post’s resident snarkmeister, Dana Milbank, came close:“Jackson’s problem,” he explained,“was that he did what everybody else does&#8203;—&#8203;but he took it to a new level of excess.”

No, it was the mournful, elegiac, even respectful, tone of the coverage that impressed The Scrapbook. This was not an occasion for harsh judgment or pointed satire, but a family misfortune&#8203;—&#82 03;a steep, poignant, relentless fall from grace&#8203;—&#8203;un folding in public view. As Jackson acknowledged his monumental thievery to the court, readers were treated to vignettes of his manifest sadness (“Tell everybody back home I’m sorry I let them down”), lamentations about his once-promising career, and descriptions of the family patriarch&#8203;—&#820 3;that would be the Rev. Jesse Jackson Sr., of “Hymietown” fame&#8203;—&#8203;sit ting stoically in the courtroom, surrounded by friends and relatives, offering solace to his wayward offspring.

Most impressive of all, the usual suspects on America’s op-ed pages&#8203;—&#8203;Ma ureen Dowd, Eugene Robinson, Ruth Marcus, Charles M. Blow, et al.&#8203;—&#8203;were equally circumspect, refraining from comment on this particular downfall. Readers need only imagine, of course, what the atmosphere would be if the most promising member of a Republican political dynasty&#8203;—&#8203; say, a Bush scion, or a Romney son&#8203;—&#8203;had stolen $750,000, disappeared from Washington for months to seek unspecified medical treatment, and then tearfully sought absolution in court.
- See more at: http://www.weeklystandard.com/articles/democr...