Democrats are joining - Good for them

I have decided I'm tired of being in the part that busts my hind end trying to pay my bills and taxes, including over 1000 a month for health insurance for two people (which went up over 300.00 because of Obamacare already). So, I am going to quit 2 of my 3 jobs, and go get some food stamps and perhaps apply for disability. I truly believe in helping my fellow citizens that NEED help out - but come on, it can't be the few supporting the many and that is where w ...

Do the cons really want Romney and his 47% to resurface? What are they thinking? ...but good for the dems, no doubt! ...

He started thinking about the military a few months back. He went to a recruiter yesterday. He made a 92 on the practice ASVAB (highest is 99) so he's good to go there. He does have to lose about 25 pounds so that is the reason for the delay. I am behind him 100% and proud of him for at least trying to turn his life around. He has been a musician but after years of unsuccessful attempts he is realizing at 33 he will probably never reach the fame he so desperately wan ...

I went to the movie Saturday. You almost have to rob a bank to go now. The popcorn for the medium size was $7.00. Ticket prices before 5 o'clock were $8.00 per person regardless of age. This got me to thinking about AARP. I do not think the prices would be any different for the movies but for other things. If anyone has AARP could you tell me a little about the savings you have found. TIA ...

I am sure the Republicans are trying to figure out how to get a normal candidate to come to the forefront. There just isn't one. And Falwell, Jr. endorsing him, I would think the evangelicals would be really upset about that. How in the world do evangelicals follow Trump? ...

Just my opinion, but I think Chris Christie would be better off finishing his term as governor and then running in the next election - I like him, but it's just too soon for him. Paul Ryan should also think twice about this, as he's not exactly Mr. Popularity, even with some conservatives. I like him, too, but I don't think he coud garner the support he would need. Thoughts on this - no slams, please. ...

I think she's facing some legal problems too... oh well. too bad for her. ...

First, it will smell much better if you're not there, and second, it will absolutely assure your doom in 2018. Americans don't like this kind of petulant adolescent crap. ...

You need to get control over your party because you can believe that the majority of Americans won't tolerate efforts to undermine a duly elected government, and will regard it as nothing short of treason. If you don't want 2018 and 2020 to be repeated debacles such as you have suffered in the last 4 successive elections, get a grip on your party leadership, which is OUT OF CONTROL. ...

Romney or Santorum? Other unknown? ...

They pretend to take sides, all the while lining their pockets. Corporations run America. I'm sure they get a big jolly out of watching people become distracted and fighting over social issues. Just passing thru...and just my opinion. ...

This is actually worth reading http://www.huffingtonpost.com/marianne-williamson/embracing-our-femininity_b_832695.html ...

QUIETLY OBAMA'S CITIZENSHIP CASE REACHES THE SUPREME COURT AP- WASHINGTON D.C. - In a move certain to fuel the debate over Obama's qualifications for the presidency, the group "Americans for Freedom of Information" released copies of President Obama's college transcripts from Occidental College. Released today, the transcript school indicates that Obama, under the name Barry Soetoro, received financial ...

public with support for spending cuts and tax reform going along with raising the debt ceiling. Kudos to them! ...

Let's talk about all Romney's best qualities. His sons seem nice. ...

CNN who must be trying to get back into the truth-telling REAL news of the day. Their credibility has gone down the tubes of late, maybe now they figure they can get some of it back by actually reporting the truth. Don't expect it to last, however. You remember those 4.8 million jobs the Dems keep touting? Bzzzzzzt. See link for the truth, according to CNN. ...

This is very, very interesting. ...

My grandparents lived through the Great Depression and were forever grateful to FDR for bringing the country through. When I asked them why they were Democrats, they said it was because of FDR. If, in a generation or 2, someone asks a Latino why are they are Democrats, how much do want to bet they will say because of Obama? Note: I don't think that FDR or Obama took they actions they did to build a political party, they just did what they believed was right. I will be a ...

Dear ISIS, This is General James "Mad Dog" Mattis. He's going to kill you. All of you. Sincerely, America #MOAB ...

http://news.yahoo.com/s/yblog_theticket/20110318/el_yblog_theticket/michigan-dems-charged-in-fake-tea-party-scandal ...

Democrats in “Open Revolt” Over $450 Billion “Jobs” Bill Submitted by Zach.Howell on Sat, 09/17/2011 - 11:37 Those obstructionists! Those partisan blowhards! Holding up jobs legislation for their own political gain, it’s simply unbelievable. As if the White House didn’t have enough to do, they’re having to take time out of their schedule to try and convince opponents of the jobs bill to get behind it. It’s a story we’ve heard before. In ...

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In a show of unity, Senate Democrats sealed a 60-vote majority needed to advance health care legislation Saturday ahead of an evening showdown with Republicans eager to doom the bill and inflict a punishing defeat on President Barack Obama. Two final holdouts, Sens. Mary Landrieu of Louisiana and Blanche Lincoln of Arkansas, announced in speeches a few hours apart on the Senate floor they would vote to clear the way for what is expected to be a bruising, full-scale health care debate after Than ...

lead the charge to strip unions of their collective bargaining rights to prevent layoffs, etc. Massachusetts, liberal bastion... Big union leaders lamenting "I am shocked." Oops! ...

greet delegates dressed as giant vaginas. Real classy, folks, real classy. ...

I have stated in many posts that I don't always agree with the Republican presidents, but I have yet to see one Democrat say one thing they disagree with with Obama. ...

Highlights: Instead, Murray's blueprint calls for more modest initiatives for the nation's fiscal health. They include: Fully replacing the sequester — $1.2 trillion in automatic spending cuts over 10 years that kicked in March 1 — with a 50/50 combination of spending cuts and new revenue. A $100 billion stimulus package directed at building the nation's deteriorating roads and bridges, repairing public schools and paying for increased broadband access in ...

No, it's not Jesse Jackson's son. It's the good Reverend Wright's daughter. link ...

are against delaying Obamacare for a year? Watching C-Span and the House has been voting on funding the government again. One part of this bill is the vote on DELAYING the healthcare law until 1/1/2015. What the heck is wrong with that? After all, Obama DELAYED certain aspects of the law until 2015. Delaying the healthcare law does not repeal it. Delaying the healthcare law doesn't defund it. So, what's wrong with that? Obama and Reid will not negotiate. That's not how ...

"regulations" you will know it's an Obama or Clinton holdover. The idea is to try and make you think your rights are being taken away, when in fact it's just a regulation. Heads up. ...

Democrats are joining - Good for them

Maybe spies for Obama? nm - Careful

They will be gone with the wind once they experience - the intellect deficit face to face.

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