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Title: John Kerry (D-Lurch): Cap & Tax because Gifford (D-AZ) got shot
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Weasel Zippers
URL Source: http://weaselzippers.us/2011/01/12/ ... -for-clean-energy-legislation/
Published: Jan 14, 2011
Author: Weasel Zippers
Post Date: 2011-01-14 09:46:52 by Happy Quanzaa
Keywords: Cap & Tax, Kerry, fool, idiot, dumbass
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Hey, at least he wasn’t fundraising off the tragedy (looking at you Bernie). “In the weeks and months ahead, the real issue we need to confront isn’t just what role divisive political rhetoric may have played on Saturday — but it’s the violence divisive, overly simplistic dialogue does to our democracy every day,” Kerry said “The frustrating reality is that our American political system is increasingly paralyzed and Balkanized into a patchwork of narrow interests that have driven the larger ‘national good’ far from the national dialogue altogether,” he said. He added that while building and investing in America has always been a bi-partisan issue, currently “partisan paralysis” has kept us from rebuilding the infrastructure investment made through the years from politicians on both sides of the line. John Kerry (D-Lurch) Invokes Giffords’ Shooting to Push For “Clean Energy” Legislation…
Congresswoman ‘s Gabrielle Giffords’ (D-Ariz.) shooting in Tucson, Ariz., last weekend has brought up several questions about the partisan nature of our current political climate. But today Sen. John Kerry (D-Mass.) said in a speech at the left-leaning policy think tank Center for American Progress that working in a bipartisan manner on infrastructure and clean energy could help overcome the “divisive political rhetoric” in the wake of the Tucson tragedy.
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#1. To: Happy Quanzaa (#0)
And how hard is it to find out this guy's religion.' Or about Bra Gate for that matter. ;}
Buried in the millions of words that were written about the shootings in Arizona last week was a recent poll showing that only 13 percent of the American people think favorably of the U.S. Congress. The implication, of course, is that as 87 percent or roughly 270 million Americans harbor some level of animosity towards their elected federal representatives, the emergence of people who believe that exercising their 2nd Amendment rights is solution to the nation’s woes is inevitable. Do you have Any idea how hard you have to work to get an 87% Unfavorable? That # includes the Top Elite, and the 'I don't knows', which should be a larger number than usual because this is 'hidden info'. 8D
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