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Republicans Retain Majority in Wisconsin Recall Election:Bad News for Obama and Dems as Unions Fail on All Fronts
Post Date: 2011-08-10 12:18:16 by smokestack
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Union thugs pummeled the Wisconsin State House as the newly elected Governor and Republican majorities worked to balance the Wisconsin state budget. The unions were upset that they were being asked to accept small concessions like paying a portion of their benefits –like private business employees are asked to do –and bring the Wisconsin union’s collective bargaining in line with federal unions. When the people rose up and elected Republicans last fall,they issued a mandate to the lawmakers to fix the broken and bloated state budget. What had happened in Wisconsin and other states over the years is that the State Worker’s Unions had found that Democrats were willing to ...
Why not call me a 'fagophobe'?
Post Date: 2011-08-10 11:51:51 by smokestack
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There are certain topics about which I write that inevitably trigger predictable responses. If I write, say, a defense of Israel, I know I will be called one of three or four obscenities by anti-Semites. If I write a piece bemoaning the fact that 80 percent of Jewish Americans invariably vote for left-wingers, I can expect to be vilified, not as a conservative, but as a self-hating Jew. If I write disparagingly about Obama, a certain number of readers, taking their lead from Rep. Sheila Jackson Lee, will condemn me as a racist, and if I write anything in opposition to same-sex marriages, I'm pilloried as a homophobe. So, naturally, when I wrote and posted "Gays and grays," it ...
Where's all the loudmouthed Obama liberals since his last massive failure?
Post Date: 2011-08-10 10:54:08 by smokestack
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Remember the days when Obama was elected by felons, druggies, drunks and long dead corpses? Ah, those were the days. Thanks ACORN! "Change!" was in the air, although it smelled a lot like hog manure. But one failure after another has seen the luster of Obama turn to the mold of Jimmy Carter. With those failures, the liberal contingent is jumping the sinking Obama ship faster than negroes cashing a welfare check. The Obama failure was predicted, but liberals would have none of it. "He's The One!" they roared. The liberal media obliged and joined in the attack. But things aren't looking so good for the great teleprompter these days. An empty suit can't stand ...
The NAACP's Betrayal of Blacks
Post Date: 2011-08-09 07:02:58 by CZ82
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The NAACP's Betrayal of Blacks By Lloyd Marcus Are you folks as sick of reading my articles on this topic as I am of writing them? Just as Ronald Reagan said to Jimmy Carter during the 1980 debate, I say to the NAACP, "Well, there you go again" -- more distortions, lies, and tired old "we shall overcome" 1950s rhetoric. Tragically, this once-great organization has been hijacked by far-left, radical, America-hating socialists. Thus, the NAACP is relentless in its efforts to portray American race relations as having progressed very little since the 1950s -- ignoring obvious evidence to the contrary, like a black first family occupying the White House. The ...
The real danger of an Obama presidency
Post Date: 2011-08-08 21:48:30 by CZ82
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The real danger of an Obama presidency By Neal Boortz A listener reminded me about this quote that we had on Boortz.com some time ago. The origin of the quote is a bit sketchy .. it apparently first appeared in a Czech newspaper .. but regardless of who wrote or where it came from, its message rings true now, more than ever. The danger to America is not Barack Obama but a citizenry capable of entrusting a man like him with the Presidency. It will be far easier to limit and undo the follies of an Obama presidency than to restore the necessary common sense and good judgment to a depraved electorate willing to have such a man for their president. The problem is much deeper and far more ...
Ratings Agency Hypocrites
Post Date: 2011-08-07 13:44:36 by Brian S
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Can’t say rating agencies don’t have a sense of humor. Last weekend, the painfully embarrassing bipartisan political drama to raise the U.S. debt ceiling centered around doing whatever it took to avoid losing our sacrosanct AAA credit rating. This weekend, under cover of a Friday night, with markets safely closed and global traders gone for the weekend, the best-known rating agency, Standard and Poor’s, basically mooned U.S. economic policy. On one main score, S&P’s downgrade rationale is right: Washington policy-making is decidedly "dysfunctional.” In fact, that’s a seismic understatement. But that would also be a fair description of S&P’s ...
Socialism’s God—Karl Marx: Was He Stupid, Insane…or Possessed?
Post Date: 2011-08-07 12:06:25 by We The People
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Karl Marx lived from 1818-1883. The question addressed today is whether Marx accidentally created the most inefficient and murderous set of beliefs in history, or if something more dreadful was at work in his mind and heart. The crux is whether Marx simply gave up belief in God, or more darkly—decided to cast his lot with Satan against Yahweh, in spite of the implications? Surprisingly, Marx made a large number of statements seemingly in support of the Devil, judgment and hell. But the reader can decide themselves the question of this essay—whether Marx was stupid, crazed or diabolical. Considering Karl Marx’s character, in Paul Johnson’s illuminating book ...
Is the U.S. Credit Rating a Victim of GOP Sabotage?
Post Date: 2011-08-06 14:00:49 by Brian S
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The fiscal clown show continues. A few days after Congress and the White House agreed to raise the debt ceiling and cut spending, Standard & Poor's has downgraded the United States of America's credit rating from AAA to AA+. S&P, which covered itself in a substance other than glory during the mortgage crisis, may have a poor record and strange methodology when it comes to sovereign ratings. France, which has a far higher debt per capita ratio than the U.S., still enjoys a AAA rating. And a downgrade, alone, doesn't mean U.S. interest rates will spike -- on Monday or at any time in the future. Japan's credit rating was downgraded several years ago, when the interest ...
The Rise of Tea Party Keynesianism
Post Date: 2011-08-06 13:45:01 by Brian S
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After the past month of pitched battles in which two American political parties competed for the right to demonstrate themselves the most committed to cutting huge swaths of government spending, the sight of a Tea Party leader making the case for classic Keynesian fiscal stimulus is more than a little aggravating. So I completely understand the high dudgeon that Economist blogger M.S. works himself into after catching TeaPartyNation leader Judson Phillips in the act. Here's Phillips, explaining why writing a $9 billion check for a new aircraft carrier makes terrific economic sense: If we decided to build a couple of new carriers, thousands of workers would be hired for the shipyards. ...
The glorious truth: Tea Party Movement outnumbers Obama Libs! [Full Thread]
Post Date: 2011-08-06 10:42:02 by We The People
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The name for Tea Party members hated and feared most by Barack Obama and his cohorts is `patriot’. That’s why they hurl the names racist, bigot, bitter clinger and domestic terrorist at the Tea Party, and that’s why the Obama running dog mainstream media so desperately works to keep up the big smear. Even in the midst of all the Obama Regime destruction, America has something to celebrate: Tea Party Patriots are keeping Obama from completing his threatened Fundamental Transformation of America. No one elected to public office from either side has ever stepped forward to ask Obama who is he to fundamentally transform America. No one. But from its inception, the Tea Party ...
The End of Right-Wing Progressivism
Post Date: 2011-08-06 09:34:27 by We The People
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In the wake of the recent and raucous debt ceiling debate, The Daily Beast’s Peter Beinart noted two important developments: The good news is that the Tea Party, more than Barack Obama, has now ended the neoconservative dream of an ever-expanding American empire. The bad news is that it has also ended whatever hopes liberals once entertained that roughly 100 years after Theodore Roosevelt and Woodrow Wilson, roughly 75 years after the New Deal and roughly 50 years after the Great Society, we were living in another great age of progressive reform. Beinart’s observations are generally—and hopefully—correct. They’re also even more correlative than he suggests. ...
Buchanan: Fiscal Hawks vs. Security Hawks
Post Date: 2011-08-05 12:45:01 by Brian S
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The Republican Party is a stool that stands on three legs: social conservatives, economic conservatives and foreign policy conservatives. Yet since Ronald Reagan departed and George W. Bush arrived, that coalition has been under a growing strain that may yet pull it apart and redefine what conservatism means in 21st century America. Is a free-trade globalism that saw America lose 57,000 factories and 6 million manufacturing jobs in the last decade conservatism? From Abraham Lincoln to Teddy Roosevelt to Calvin Coolidge, that was once economic treason. Was invading Iraq, which never threatened us, consistent with conservatism? Was a decade of nation-building in Afghanistan something ...
Newton: Today's politicians could learn from Eisenhower
Post Date: 2011-08-05 11:35:39 by Skip Intro
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Dwight D. Eisenhower refused to politicize crises. President Dwight D. Eisenhower favored his "Middle Way" between anti-communist Republicans and New Deal Democrats, and brought balanced budgets and calm leadership to the nation. When Dwight D. Eisenhower was elected president in 1952, he came to office convinced that among the obligations he assumed was that of calming the nation. His predecessors, Franklin Delano Roosevelt and Harry Truman, had governed through a series of crises and calamities — World War II, the Berlin Crisis, the Soviet atomic bomb, the Korean War, the 1952 steel strike — and Ike believed that Washington's fixation with crisis was ...
Obama's not weak, but channels bizarre form of FDR
Post Date: 2011-08-05 11:30:01 by Skip Intro
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Barack Obama is lots of things - eloquent, dissembling, conniving, intelligent and calm. But one thing he is not is weak. This basic truth is belied by the Obama criticism you occasionally hear from liberal pundits. They usually stipulate that the president genuinely wants to enact a progressive agenda, but they gently reprimand him for failing to muster the necessary personal mettle to achieve that goal. This story line is a logical fallacy. Most agree that today's imperial presidency almost singularly determines the course of national politics. Additionally, most agree that Obama is a brilliant guy who understands how to wield political power. Considering this, it is silly to ...
Palin Calls House Debt Vote a (Qualified) Victory for Tea Party
Post Date: 2011-08-03 21:16:12 by We The People
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Former Alaska Gov. Sarah Palin said Monday’s House vote to lift the debt ceiling was a victory for the tea party, proving that conservative activists had shifted the conversation in Washington. “We shall take this victory and make sure our politicians in office today are learning from this victory,” Ms. Palin said Monday night on Fox News, where she is a paid contributor. “It’s not a 100% pure genuine victory. We just handed the most liberal president, I believe, in U.S. history a $2.4 billion debt increase.” Many Republicans have said the GOP should be satisfied it got a Democratic president to accept a debt-reduction deal that is all spending cuts and no ...
Zionists Pessimistic Impacts on U.S. Economy
Post Date: 2011-08-03 17:00:36 by Brian S
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On August 2,2011, President Obama finally signed the bill of raising the government’s debt ceiling and cut trillions of dollars from its spending and time benignly avoided a first-ever government default. Earlier on the same day the Senate has passed the same bill with the vote of 74 to 26. The bill will facilitate American government in taking measures which would provide an immediate $400 billion increase in the $14.3 trillion U.S. borrowing cap, with $500 billion more assured this fall. That $900 billion would be matched by cuts to agency budgets over the next 10 years. However, according to forecasts from the Organisation for Economic Co-operation and Development in May, the US ...
Tea Party’s War on America
Post Date: 2011-08-02 16:47:16 by Brian S
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You know what they say: Never negotiate with terrorists. It only encourages them. These last few months, much of the country has watched in horror as the Tea Party Republicans have waged jihad on the American people. Their intransigent demands for deep spending cuts, coupled with their almost gleeful willingness to destroy one of America’s most invaluable assets, its full faith and credit, were incredibly irresponsible. But they didn’t care. Their goal, they believed, was worth blowing up the country for, if that’s what it took. Like ideologues everywhere, they scorned compromise. When John Boehner, the House speaker, tried to cut a deal with President Obama that included ...
Pork? That? What Do You Mean?
Post Date: 2011-08-02 13:08:15 by Brian S
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The road to Washington is paved with broken campaign promises. But few are so rich in hypocrisy as those of House Republican freshmen caught engineering hometown pork even as they vow to slash the federal budget for the supposed good of the nation. In March, just months after being sworn in, 22 of them plumped for more military spending in their districts than President Obama requested. Representative Steven Palazzo, of Mississippi, who campaigned fiercely against earmarks, voted to slash military spending and then voted for an amendment to quietly restore the same money, including $150 million for a warship to be built in his district. Pork? Earmark? No, he insists, saying he merely ...
Welcome to the Tea Party's Austerity Recession
Post Date: 2011-08-02 12:25:15 by Brian S
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On Monday, the House finally passed a deal to raise the debt limit after weeks of wrangling with a cadre of reactionary, Tea Party-endorsed lawmakers. The measure, which will force some serious cuts to public spending, is expected to easily pass in the Senate. When it does, a painful second "dip" into recession becomes far more likely -- all the conditions are there. Last week, a depressing report on economic growth caught many observers by surprise. The take-away was that gross domestic product (GDP) – the measure of economic activity within our borders – has been growing at a snail's pace in the first half of this year -- far slower than analysts ...
Norway’s ‘Christian’ Killer
Post Date: 2011-08-02 12:02:55 by Brian S
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By Gary G. Kohls Newspaper reports have provided intensive coverage of the horrific details of the mass murderer in Norway, with pictures and multiple interviews of the survivors and witnesses of the massacre of 80 or more defenseless adolescents at a summer camp for left-wing Labor Party youth. The reports indicated that scores of young people had been methodically stalked and shot to death by a 32-year old (politically and theologically) professed Conservative Christian named Anders Breivik – a nationalist, a racist and a pro-violence xenophobe. Breivik was a loner whose diplomat father divorced his mother when he was an infant and had very little to do with him after that. Breivik ...
Open Letter: Why I Oppose the Debt Ceiling Compromise (Adds 7 Trillion to debt)
Post Date: 2011-08-02 11:41:02 by Hondo68
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WASHINGTON, D.C. - Today Sen. Rand Paul issued an open letter on the subject of the debt ceiling compromise facing the Senate. Below is that letter. To paraphrase Senator Jim DeMint: When you're speeding toward the edge of a cliff, you don't set the cruise control. You stop the car. The current deal to raise the debt ceiling doesn't stop us from going over the fiscal cliff. At best, it slows us from going over it at 80 mph to going over it at 60 mph. This plan never balances. The President called for a "balanced approach." But the American people are calling for a balanced budget. This deal does nothing to fix the overreaches of both parties over ...
View: Debt-Ceiling Deal is an Alarming Bipartisan Mess
Post Date: 2011-08-02 11:00:25 by Brian S
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The deal reached by the U.S. Congress to raise the $14.3 trillion debt ceiling has spared the nation an immediate catastrophe while potentially setting a path for longer-term disasters. Financial markets’ initial euphoria over the deal faded quickly. The S&P 500 index of U.S. stocks declined for the sixth day in a row, losing 0.4 percent Monday to close at 1,286.94. The dollar gained against the euro and the yen but declined to a record low against the Swiss franc. The markets’ response underscores an unfortunate reality: While the government may have averted a self-inflicted disaster, it hasn’t solved fundamental problems and appears to have created new ones. What the ...
De-Zionification Now
Post Date: 2011-08-01 19:53:25 by Brian S
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by Gilad Atzmon / August 1st, 2011 It (immigration) was a politically motivated attempt by ministers to transform the fundamental make-up and identity of this country (Britain). It was done to destroy the right of the British people to live in a society defined by a common history, religion, law, language and traditions. – Melanie Phillips, as quoted by mass murderer, Anders Breivik, in his manifesto Melanie Phillips, a Zionist and the author of Londonistan: How Britain is Creating a Terror State Within is not happy to be singled out by Andres Breivik in his 1500-page manuscript. Are they suggesting that “my writing provoked the mass murder of some 93 Norwegians?” she ...
World Should Boycott Israeli Companies
Post Date: 2011-07-31 12:47:33 by Brian S
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Arab MK Ahmed Tibi (Balad) has called on the world to boycott all Israeli companies that help perpetuate the “injustices” of the Israeli occupation of the West Bank, in an op-ed published in the New York Times earlier this week. Tibi wrote the op-ed as a direct response to the Knesset's recent approval of the boycott law forbidding individuals or organizations from publicly calling for a boycott against Israel or the settlements under its control. In the op-ed, Tibi declared that his support for the right to boycott stems from his belief in ending the “Israeli occupation of Palestinian territory”, in granting “equal rights for Palestinians and Jews”, and ...
Yukon Is The Biggest Asshole on the Internet. If I met him I would kick his piece of shit ass! [Full Thread]
Post Date: 2011-07-31 10:13:10 by A K A Stone
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The pigs killed this man right here.
Here are some comments by the piece of shit who goes by the name Yukon online.
What percentage is that of the 800,000 plus LEOs nationwide, criminal apologist and CT freak??
yukon posted on 2011-07-30 19:56:42 ET Reply Trace
Another isolated incident...
In a population of 300,000,000 plus, yes. It happened over three weeks ago.
yukon posted on 2011-07-28
Yes fatso. If it were such a routine occurrence as you agenda driven dishonorable assholes claim, you should be able to be more current. How much time have you served, criminal apologist? Did you have your plumbing rearranged while you were incarcerated, fatso? You sure know alot ...
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