GOP using Wall Street $$ to blame Dems for Wall Street

We’re post-truth.

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“My biggest complaint against this administration”

Mine too…but I would add mishandling the bailout as well

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“who are hardly blameless but whose biggest failure in the wake of the crisis was to fail to press hard enough for real reform.”

Agreed. They folded when it came time to stand fast and do the hard work and heavy lifting.

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What K’chak and Doggone said…mine, too…

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And together the GOP and its Wall Street sponsors conspire to blame it all on the Democrats, who are hardly blameless but whose biggest failure in the wake of the crisis was to fail to press hard enough for real reform.

All the more reason that we should all be fighting tooth and nail to get money out of the election process. Next go around, the Dems will get the money and pin Wall Street on the GOP. All the while, we get screwed and they all get paid.

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LOL Jay. The level of stupidity from the talk radio shows has shown that thye can and WILL get away with this. Look how many call me a Democrat when I call them on their lies JUST because I call them on their lies………

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And those knuckleheads think that will fly?

Sweet Lord Almighty, bless their hearts.

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what do you expect when GOLDMAN SACHS people are put in positions of power by BOTH PARTIES…………..PROTECTING THE 1%

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Wall Streeters only care about their paychecks…public opinion be damned. What a bunch of slimeballs.

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Why not just let Wall Street run the country.

Republicans cite Mitt’s bigshot capitalism as his #1 credential for the presidency, so why not just go right to the top of the capitalist heap?

I think you have a Republican bumper sticker there—- Wall Street/Wall Street 2016: Let’s Stop Screwing Around And Hand ‘Em The Keys

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Really simple solution. Some major prosecutions of Wall Street would go a long way.

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“Republicans cite Mitt’s bigshot capitalism as his #1 credential for the presidency, so why not just go right to the top of the capitalist heap?”

Heck, he’s got a lot of money…he’s NOWHERE near the top. Those at the top probably consider him in the same light HE considers the “47%”

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Don’t like it, stop whining and change the game.

Good luck with that.

Not this generation.

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Wall Street is Democrats, Jay. You know that. If they are helping Republicans, they are only playing both sides of the market, a well known investing strategy. New York City is like Washington – hard to deviate from the liberal orthodoxy.

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I have a different theory. I think it means his wife is out for the evening and he’s got nothing better to do!

He forgot that it was his wedding anniversary and he’s blogging from the doghouse — in the rain.

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Heck, he’s got a lot of money…he’s NOWHERE near the top.

Let’s pass that along for the Republicans if Mitt should lose. They’ll claim America rejected him because he wasn’t Wall-Streety enough.

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P.S.

……………… or “Obama for President Campaign Thread # 244″.

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“Wall Street is Democrats plutocrats, Jay.”

Anybody that can read and think knows that they play both sides equally and really don’t give a sh*t about party affiliation. They merely play those who align with either party for suckers each and every election.

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Kinda reminds you of Louis closing up Rick’s place for gambling.
“I’m shocked, shocked I tell you…..”

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Bro

Say it again, louder.

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“And dozens of brilliant men from Thomas Jefferson”

Well, TJ was brilliant…but not at economics. When he died he left ledgers full of spending and income, but he never bothered to total them and see what his true standing was. He was essentially a “rich” pauper when he died.

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Another way of looking at it is that Wall St. has zero faith in the economy under Obama.

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Nevertheless, Thomas Jefferson brought down the U.S. governement’s national debt quite substantially while he held the office of President. And, that had been one of his committed goals.

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Doom

See my 7:29

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“whose biggest failure in the wake of the crisis was to fail to press hard enough for real reform.”

Fannie Freddie. Nada. Before or after crisis. Bad democrats.

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Thulsa: I’d have to guess that Goldman-Sachs was on board with Obama because it was evident that the McCain campaign was a walking corpse within weeks of Palin’s nomination for VP. As far as Wall Street coloration goes NYC ain’t all that blue (see Rudy Giuliani, Michael Bloomberg, and the Donald) and Wall Street itself is only one color: green. Well, except for the hard metal crowd, anyway.

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“And together the GOP and its Wall Street sponsors conspire to blame it all on the Democrats, who are hardly blameless but whose biggest failure in the wake of the crisis was to fail to press hard enough for real reform.”

Sowell predictably sees it a little differently than you, Jay. But he’s a uncle Thomas, right? Guess what? You can both be wrong, but you can’t both be right.

But the people I would blame the most in the sense that without their interference other problems would have been within manageable means are the politicians—people in Congress and the president and regulators—who pushed the lenders and the banks and Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac into lending and buying mortgages based on people who didn’t meet standards that evolved in the marketplace and which had worked. Those politicians, in addition to that initial mistake, ignored all sorts of warnings from all sorts of sources. As I list in the book, the Economist in London, Fortune, Barron’s, people at the American Enterprise Institute, all over the map, saw that this policy of encouraging homeownership at all costs was leading to trouble.”

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“ADVICE FROM THE HINDU KUSH”

Dear Governor Romney:

” ……………. I proffer a few lines you may want to use in the upcoming debates. Full disclosure here: These aren’t my ideas. This is what the brightest and bravest of this generation now in uniform hope to hear from our next president:

“If you make me your commander in chief, I will bow to God Almighty — but never to a foreign potentate.”

“I will never apologize for the blood and treasure our country has sacrificed in offering others the hope of freedom.”

“I will never send young Americans to fight in difficult and dangerous places without telling them who our enemy is and without providing them what they need for victory.”

“I will never call an act of terrorism ‘workplace violence.’”

“I will never abandon America’s steadfast allies — or demand they surrender territory essential to their very survival.”

“I will be unequivocal about ensuring that Iran cannot acquire nuclear weapons, and I assure you we will build and deploy ballistic missile defenses to defend our homeland and the American people.”

“I will never announce an arbitrary deadline for withdrawing from battle and give advantage to our adversaries.”

“I will rebuild our intelligence capabilities and won’t tolerate leaks of classified information that puts brave Americans or those who work with us at greater risk.”

“I won’t beg the Russians — or anyone else — for more “space,” saying I can be more “flexible” after an election.”

“Though I am committed to reducing the size and cost of the federal government, I will insist that Congress provide funds necessary to deter aggression, keep America’s military number one in the world and keep faith with all who have served and who now look — often in vain — for a good job.”

“Trust me; if you elect me as our next president, I will never allow our flag to be defiled with a campaign logo, nor will I ever attempt to balance our budget on the backs of those who defend our country.”

Governor, the words above are some of what America’s heroes serving far from home hope to hear you say. Please feel free to use any or all of them as your own. We’ll be watching the debates from the shadows of the Hindu Kush.”

http://www.military.com/opinion/0,15202,250482,00.html#.UGoP6jBg7j8.hotmail

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Brocephus @ 7:29,

Well that about sums it all up.

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…who pushed the lenders and the banks and Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac into lending and buying mortgages based on people who didn’t meet standards that evolved in the marketplace and which had worked.

Lame.

Again — debunked countless times

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“Another way of looking at it is that Wall St. has zero faith in the economy under Obama.”

Sure wouldn’t guess that by looking at the markets.

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Who headed the biggest failed bank?

Oh yes, Clinton Treasury Secretary Bob Rubin was co-head of Citigroup

What a bunch of whining from libs.

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“All the more reason that we should all be fighting tooth and nail to get money out of the election process. Next go around, the Dems will get the money and pin Wall Street on the GOP. All the while, we get screwed and they all get paid.”

Agreed, Brosephus. Money and politics is an EVIL. I think that is something both liberals and conservatives could agree upon.

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Din din. This non plutocrat gonna eat.

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Pray tell, are you pitching a fit now?

Or Bush in 2004?

Or Bush in 2000?

Or Dole in 1996?

Or GHWB in 1992?

Or GHWB in 1988?

Or Reagan in 1984?

Or Reagan in 1980?

Of course not.

Hypocrisy, they name is Republican…

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make that dribble – *drivel*….. lol….

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“And you certainly will post some unrelated regurgitated dribble from RW talk radio or copy/paste false FWD emails…”

Well that probably is going to occur regardless of what the topic of any given article.

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Let’s see.

Obama took Wall St money.

McCain took public financing.

And you think republicans are hypocrites?

Hahahaha

What a joke

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“The statement you refer to as a lie was made by someone who at least could be considered to be an intellectual.”

An intellectually acute liar is still a liar.

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They have to keep the military industrial complex happy too with more war.

Don’t want our military to turn on our government.

Does it end with Revolution to get socialism like Europe?

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jm

Quit living in 2008 and step up to 2012 with the rest of us. Damn right Republicans are hypocrites if they’re using Wall Street money to blame Democrats for the problems caused by Wall Street. Don’t forget who fought all attempts at regulating Wall Street to avoid any other catastrophic collapses.

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The statement you refer to as a lie was made by someone who at least could be considered to be an intellectual.

The only “intellectual” offering little Tommy Sowell could give is where he buys his Deluxe Edition Ayn Rand Blow-Up Dolls.

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jm

Sorry you don’t think. Guess that makes us even.

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“We could, except for the unfortunate fact that conservatives won’t.”-Jay Bookman

Yeah, just ask CHRIS DODD and BAWNEY FRANK.

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Bro 7:57

Weak groundless insult

Try again

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And together the GOP and its Wall Street sponsors conspire to blame it all on the Democrats, who are hardly blameless but whose biggest failure in the wake of the crisis was to fail to press hard enough for real reform.

Goddess help us if the Dems’ takeaway from this clusterfoxtrot is the need for a Grand Bargain with the thievin’ bast@rds.

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You want to take the HUGE corporate and shadow money out of elections?

First order of business, overturn the repulsive Citizens United ruling.

It is truly tragic to see our Supreme Court become little more than hustlers for the grifters in our new American corporatocracy…

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What do they want for those donations USMC?

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Well, guys…hate to say it, but The Voice is a whole lot more interesting than this blog Have a good night all.

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When there’s money to be made, both parties are involved.

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“And if you think it can’t be reformed…well, that’s a self-fulfilling prophecy”

I think we need to see many scandals before it is reformed.

Not this me generation.

Perhaps the next one.

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“Now, I bet I could find a WHOLE lot of Democrats in Congress who would be LOATHE to part with the monetary perks they are afforded in office ”

I’ll certainly agree with that one, TC.

One place to start would be making sure that a future Supreme Court can tell the difference between people and corporations. Another would be getting control of the costs of political advertising and equalizing them with advertising prices for other “products”. Another would be the elimination of the false distinction between campaign and issue spending.

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“One place to start would be making sure that a future Supreme Court can tell the difference between people and corporations”

The Supreme Court is not where that needs to come from. It needs to come from Congress.

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jm thinks corporations are people.

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Back to the economy and bias.
http://www.foxnews.com/opinion/2012/10/01/what-media-isnt-telling-about-our-economy/

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Oj12

Definitely media bias

Just got to vote and volunteer

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“Doggone: I’m not sure a congressional remedy could get past the Supremes.”

I could if they target it defining “personhood” properly.

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jm,

I know you are for citizen united with the rest cons.

I am against legal unlimited bribes.

It will not end well.

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Doggone/GA
You are correct. Change
must come from Congress.
Especially the House. They
are the personal representatives of the people and can be changed
every two years. If we
continue in the same vein
our country will be fascist
in six years.

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I sense Jay didn’t find my last comment amusing……… I reckon it’s a GOOD thing he doesn’t find me funny, or amusing…….

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IWINtUCshxY

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Getalife

I have no easy solution to the problem

Banning free speech is not a solution

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Jm
where do you find free
speech ? Singapore ?

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Then quit crying

As if.

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Doggone/GA @ 7;51

“Money and politics is an EVIL. I think that is something both liberals and conservatives could agree upon.”

“I wouldn’t. Money and politics are tools. Tools cannot be evil. Only the people who make use of them can be evil.”

I think we “may” have found something to agree on.

Money is just like a car or a handgun. Nothing evil about it ………… unless it falls in the wrong hands.

“For the LOVE (emphasis added) of money is a root of all kinds of evil.” I Timothy 6:10

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Jm

You are right. I forgot, Jay burped you. You are good for at least a week

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Breaking News! Reports of The Messiah Phone in the US have spread to Venezuela where their citizens are demanding their Hugo Phones.

http://www.noticias24.com/fotos/noticia/2277/impactantes-fotos-aereas-de-la-avenida-bolivar/

Hugo has endorsed Our Beloved Messiah. This is the key to the election. I love my Messiah Phone. I just called the White House and got a recorded message from Our Beloved Messiah: This is Your Beloved Messiah. I can’t talk right now because I’m either playing golf, causing the seas to recede, or getting my shoes shined by Jay Bookman. But, if you’ll leave your number, I have one of my czars send you another Messiah Phone. Ain’t life great!

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I’m a moocher, you’re a moocher, we’re all moochers, so the status quo is all good!

Wheeeee.

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Frog, they have free speech, not as much as America though

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frog,

jm does not even want to be an American so his opinion does not matter.

Not sure why he even blogs when he want to live in another country.

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Nothing the cons do is “amazing”. They lack the intellect required to do something amazing. They’re predictably boring, in fact.

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Frog 8:31

Look at your screen silly

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Jay 8:33

Ain’t it great

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getalife
he may live near an asian
buffet.

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getalife
he may occasionally drink
a singapore sling.

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Frog

Asian buffet everywhere now

China has invaded

Via general Tso chicken

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Jm
General Tso has hot chicken.

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Money talks, Knuckles. Money talks

Yes it does says George Soros and the liberal super pacs

Take a breath Bookman – keep working- actually start working- and you could be Bill Maher and donate a million to your super hero

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frog,

I had that for dinner.

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About money and “evil.” The problem with money is that sometimes those who have much of it – and sometimes even those who do not have it – sometimes think that those who have money are superior to others because of their having money. I cannot accept that as truth.

FDR and Eleanor Roosevelt, each, had inherited money, yet they did not appear to perceive that they were superior to others because of their wealth or status (Warms Springs/ polio victims, S.S. for all, Eleanor’s leaving the DAR/Marian Anderson ), yet President George W. Bush (”the haves and the have mores”), and Govenor Romney (”47% feel they are ‘entitled’ “) appear to perceive that they are superior to the less “fortunate” because of their wealth and accompanying status.

To me, the innate quality of each person, mentioned above, shows in his or her perception of what makes people equal.

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Getalife, if you had frog for dinner, barking is probably upset

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“FDR and Eleanor Roosevelt, each, had inherited money, yet they did not appear to perceive that they were superior to others”

Oh hogwash

And Obama is the crown prince of the superiority complex

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Re last topic: I have an absentee ballot. In order to get it, I had to download an application form from GA Board of Elections, fill it out, & mail it back. I did that, & received my ballot. I surmise (never assume) that my voting registration & record here since 1975 was proof enough. Could one of my kids have done this & voted fraudulently in my name? Yes.
Point being, there are flaws in the system, BUT are the flaws really serious enough to warrant disenfranchising thousands of voters? My answer: NO.

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Don’t blame him (Bush) nobody saw it (the economic implosion of 2008) coming. ~Dick Cheney

Actually, those who did got very little publicity. Peter Schiff wrote his book on the upcoming crash in 2005.
In ‘06 he was roundly ridiculed by a panel of pom-pom waving morons on Faux News.

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And Obama is the crown prince of the superiority complex

And we all know that the king would be the one to recognize the prince.

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Bro 9

Yes, the media as a superiority complex too

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Well, all I know is my 401k is going up, up, up. Must be the GOP House or maybe people are drinking alot more beer to get steadied up for 4 more years of Obama. So I say leave Wall Street alone. They get a new mansion as a bonus and I get a couple more percent return on my 401k. Sounds fair to me. Just tell me when to drop my pants and how far to bend over. Everything’s about the same as it always was.

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RC,
Sorry Romney didn’t pick
you. You would have been
much better than Ryan.

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Let’s see. Who has more chutzpah?

The guy who says the supreme court is wrong, or the one who says there are no easy answers to the free speech – politics – money issue?

I’d go with the former (bro).

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Democrats get their fair share of cash from Wall Street and Big Business. The alphabet media and celebrities kick in the difference, both in cash contributions and non-cash contributions (endorsements, free press, etc.), which may be worth more than the cash contributions.

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RC,
Sorry Romney didn’t pick
you. You would have been
much better than Ryan.

Well, it’s just as well, frog. I wouldn’t fit in up there. No one wants a VP that wears coveralls and looks around for a spittoon when he goes someplace. Besides, if Romney wanted me to show up for a White House dinner I’d show up around noon, and they don’t even eat supper up there. And I’d be worse than Cheney in telling senators what to kiss and where. Besides, I’d have to abandon a fine bunch of drunks clientele here to go take a office somebody said wasn’t worth a bucket of warm spit.

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Frog 9:17

I’m in favor of intelligent banking regs

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Dont Tread

What I am trying to say is that Obama appears to be doing a better job at reaching the “masses” and not just the “moochers” as the narrative is expressed by many on the right.

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“I would say his donor’s economic level demographics is more evenly dispersed than Romney’s donors”

Well I guess I should send Romney $10 just to even that out a little.

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Frog

Chaos is the natural state

There is only the illusion of order

That said, banking is the economic equivalent of a utility and deserves to be well regulated

Ironically, Obama has done several things to make the banking system riskier in the future

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Well I guess I should send Romney $10 just to even that out a little.

Why don’t you go the celebrity endorsement route, since as you say, it may be worth more.

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Frog 9:34 agreed

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Frog yawp

Was on the ATL last weekend tho

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“A new survey shows Mitt Romney with a commanding lead over President Barack Obama among doctors, with Obamacare helping to sway their votes.”

Oh those “eeeevilllll” doctors !

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Frog

I’m on the east coast N of Miami

Batten down the hatches.

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Nukes are bad.

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Redneck convert@9:19, smile!

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USMC:

The August 2012 issue of VFW Magazine had a great article about the “last” Infantry Unit to leave Vietnam.

The article noted it was a unit from the 3rd Bn., 21st Infantry, 25th Infantry Division (U.S. Army) which left in August of 1972.

We know the Marines were the first “infantry” when they landed in Da Nang in 1965. Now check out this letter from the October
2012 issue of VFW Magazine:

“I was a Marine infantry platoon leader with “K” Co., 3rd Bn., 9th Marines, based on Okinawa. From May to August 1972, we
(a Marine infantry company) were stationed at Bien Hoa Air Base in a support mode. Because no Marine riflemen were supposed
to be in Vietnam then, my MOS (0369) was changed to air wing security. E.A. Sulweski, Toledo, Ohio”

It figures ………………..

Anyway, we all know Marines were the last to lift off the roof of the embassy on April 30, 1975.

Semper Fi !!

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Replicant:

Reduced is fine but never eliminated.

They keep the barbarians at the gate !

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scout lives him some dictators but not freedom.

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“scout lives him some dictators but not freedom.”

getalife: Where did you go to school? That’s not even a correct/complete sentence !

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313 MPG, production VW. Detroit, you’re behind again.

http://www.autoblog.com/2012/10/01/vw-bulli-production-hopes-dead-313-mpg-xl1-coming-next-year/

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Mary Elizabeth

No one has stated CEO’s are “superior”, as you so indelicately state.

“Created equal” does not mean we must all live out life the same way as Liberals see fit.

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Obama and the dems took FAR more money from big wall street bankers in 2008 than the republicans even as they bashed the republicans for being in the pockets of the banks. The irony of Jay’s complaint is as rich as his hypocrisy.
The good news is that Jay is familiar with the position.

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Jm:

“Created equal” to libs. simply means “shared misery” ………… except of course for the wealthy elite libs.

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Geeze,welcome to the 21st century.

Money is not evil.

People are evil.

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Jammies

VA money to part it down….. Wheeee

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Party

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I only speak English. Not Billboardese.

Tell it to your bumper sticker buddy. He’ll get it.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Sy8iUI_ayuo

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” , the dems do it”

Of course they do

Bill C does anyway

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“I will take you to school scout”

I think scout has already graduated and has a car of his own (I’d guess)

But that’s nice of you….

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Getalife and scout carpooling

That’s a visual….

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Off topic, but, does anyone remember like 2 years ago when Jay lost a bet to a poster “jt” and they were supposed to have lunch on Jay?

Did Jay ever take jt “jumping turtle” out to lunch?

That would be hilarious to hear that conversation.

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What was the bet moonbat?

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“I tried to stop him from just posting drudge and use original thought on the topic but he refused”

Yeah? Well you should have learned a LONG time ago that you’re wasting you time and effort. All you are REALLY accomplishing is to annoy the rest of us. I skip over posters I don’t like. As far as I’m concerned you’re getting real close to joining that list.

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“I remember when Republicans did not so outwardly hate this country and they occasionally had something good to say about her, her people and her government.”

I remember too.

Imagine if the Dems played politics right after 9/11 like the gop are doing with Libya.

You would hear them screaming about being unpatriotic and anti American.

I guess they peaked being Americans back then and now are just a hate group.

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getalife:

“I will take you to school scout.”

Now “that’s” a complete sentence. You are improving.

P.S. I can’t help it if you sometimes don’t like the MSNBC, New York Times, Washington Post, CBS headlines that Drudgeypoo posts. But rest assured, I will continue to make sure you have the opportunity to read them !

Still raining here …………. Wow !

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0311/8541/5811/1811/1801

October 1st, 2012
11:09 pm

Ain’t it fun pushing their buttons. Keep the heat on, Brother. They are facing certain defeat.

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scout,

Feel free to grade my posts.

It beats your mindless drudgy spam.

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Headline: “Black mob hijacks store: ‘We own this’ ”

Well, here you go. Class warfare in action.

http://www.wnd.com/2012/10/black-mob-hijacks-store-we-own-this/

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Jay is probably in bed. Like I will be shortly. Not in the same bed in case anyone would want to go there. But it would seem a better time to query him on whether or not he fulfilled a bet obligation would be in the morning. I suspect he would have as I also suspect Kyle would. Guys like Jay and Kyle probably enjoy a civil debate.

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getalife:

I thought the bet was lunch.

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moonbat,

That explains it.

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Doggone/GA ,

That is not a reason. Please explain yourself.

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“That is not a reason. Please explain yourself”

I guess you aren’t as smart as I thought.

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“If you are going to insult me give a reason”

No

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how sweet.

getalife and Doggone are playing cutesy wootsey games. lol!

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As far as Jay’s pi9ece is concerned. What else would anyone expect. Par for the course.
This is a high stakes election year.

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Don’t remember ever seeing Wall-E. We must have different schedules.

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It is annoying .

moonbat.

Who is wall e?

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http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cOVzXYEU3Bk

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“So let me get this straight: You’re trying to cite Wall Street’s reversal of financial support in the four years since 2008 AGAINST the Democrats as evidence that the Dems do Wall Street’s bidding?”

No…I was responding to your general assertion that “money talks”. You do remember saying that don’t you? Liberals need to stop whining about how much Romney has “raked in” compared to Obama if they are not going to acknowledge that Obama, BY CHOICE, took a path that allowed him to outspend McCain. Since you liberals love “fact checkers” so much, maybe citing one on this point will obviate any potential deflection:

http://voices.washingtonpost.com/fact-checker/2008/06/obama_reneges_on_public_financ.html

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Oscar@11:37

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Funny, I don’t remember you complaining when Goldman Sachs gave Obama lots of money.

I and many other Tea Party types have been calling Goldman Sachs one of the biggest villians in all of this, and pointed out how many former Goldman Sachs people were behind the bailouts and current fiscal policy. But it’s only when they donate money to Romney that you notice.

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No surprises in this story. The glaring, blatant hypocrisy of the GOP has been their mainstay for years. As long as they continue to tow the ideological line their supporters are fine with. It doesn’t really matter what they do as long as they say what the sheep want to hear. Sheep aren’t the smartest animals in the barnyard.

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Money talks: An entirely new concept. Thanks, Bookman, I’d've never guessed that.

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Further discussion is not necessary – it’s over.

Now the seats are all empty
Let the roadies take the stage
Pack it up and tear it down…

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It will be interesting to see after the debates if Obama continues to beat Romney like a drum, or if the debates will lessen the blows to a simple smack up side the head. http://www.electoral-vote.com/

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Taxpayer

Good Morning!

I saw that Eric Cantor thing.

It’s an entirely new addition to the Republi-speak dictionary.

Voting for something you really don’t like is – according to the GOP -
not voting for it.

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I guess it would be too much to ask that you report on the fact that JP Morgan has collected $100’s of million to process EBT cards (food stamp debit cards)? Oh yeah, JPM supports Democratic candidates…never mind.

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DownInAlbany @ 7.46, blogspot.com is, as always, ready when you are.

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your up and at them early, bet we beat you, getting up at 4am. crazy

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DownInAlbany

October 2nd, 2012
7:46 am
I guess it would be too much to ask that you report on the fact that JP Morgan has collected $100’s of million to process EBT cards (food stamp debit cards)? Oh yeah, JPM supports Democratic candidates…never mind.

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WELL isn’t that ironic.
AS most recepients are caucasian and most of it goes to red states….

You folks down in Albany must love ya’ some JPM, ey what?

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….”Goldman Sachs and its employees are the top private-sector giver to the Republican Party committee, contributing $388,450 this cycle. Goldman Sachs declined to comment….”

That’s still about $600k less than President Obama raised from GS in the last election. By the way, has anyone seen Jon Corzine?

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This is where the debates center, no rehearsing in the world can right this untruth.

I love how the press set both parties as liar against liar in this debate. Romney has taken to the mats for the last month preparing for these debates. His handlers are saying he is memorizing facts and arguments, I think he is trying to learn to control the flow of the conversation. At the end of this debate, similar to Newt Gingrich controlling the South Carolina debates and John King, the conclusion will be a draw, which for Romney is a win. Both candidates will regurgitate their lines and the American public will be left to decide not what is true but what they wish was true. The GOP wins that contest every time because they are given equal weight with their mistruth as the Democrats are given with the truth. The public is left to decide, usually with little other information, than what is filtered though these debates. Romney is training to deliver noise and as little truth and facts as possible the same way he runs his campaign. The old bar fly talking to a pick up candidate, lets not talk about me I am interested in you.

I am hoping instead, very much like Clinton did in the convention speech, that Obama articulates Wall Street contribution to this mess. Obama needs to tell the American public that the GOP has a lot of brass producing a mess and blaming it on the next man in the kitchen. Romney will take O’s breath away lying directly to the camera and daring Obama to challenge it. I have great faith in my president but the GOP have a half of billion dollars riding on Romney being able to lie to the American public and get away with it.

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Just some food for thought. Would we be better off if we didn’t encourage adults to wear bike helmets?

http://www.nytimes.com/2012/09/30/sunday-review/to-encourage-biking-cities-forget-about-helmets.html?pagewanted=all&_r=0

I did something extraordinary, something I’ve not done in a quarter-century of regular bike riding in the United States: I rode off without a helmet.

On the other hand, many researchers say, if you force or pressure people to wear helmets, you discourage them from riding bicycles. That means more obesity, heart disease and diabetes. And — Catch-22 — a result is fewer ordinary cyclists on the road, which makes it harder to develop a safe bicycling network. The safest biking cities are places like Amsterdam and Copenhagen, where middle-aged commuters are mainstay riders and the fraction of adults in helmets is minuscule.

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Bottom line

Wall Street supported President Obama because they took McCain at his word, “* “The issue of economics is not something I’ve understood as well as I should,” but “I’ve got Greenspan’s book.” (December 2007)

They understood McCain would not be able to stop the economy from falling over the cliff.

Jump ahead 4 years and with the economy improving, Wall Street switches their loyalties – because they take Romney at his word. “Corporations are people my friends”

Wall street is wise enough to know which side of the bread has their
rich creamy butter.

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Anyone who has a reasonable amount of common sense and keeps up with current events knows the Republicans are the party of the rich and will do anything to protect their patrons.
Among the Republican electorate, common sense is as rare as hens teeth.

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stands

I bike 8 miles every day and never wear a helmut. However, if I ride a motorcycle, I always wear a helmut…

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Jon Tanasborn sums it up nicely——–

“By chance or circumstance, Obama was the perfect man to have at the White House… perfect for this band of thugs that had raped the nation. They were safe from prosecution knowing that neither the president nor his chosen attorney general, Eric Holden, had the stomach to conduct a criminal investigation against the very people who had provided major help in getting Obama elected to the high office.

Elected Obama became the perfect shield/defender for past criminality in acts of war (Bush-son, Cheney and their lackeys) and in acts of financial defalcation (Wall Street blue-bloods)… he seemed believable when he claimed that apparent business misconduct, or misuse of US bullying power, could not make it in a court of criminal law. A “President McCain,” without a lily-white personal and business background, would not have held the same credibility throughout the nation.

We could say that Obama, by not having the Justice Department bring to trial key members of the Thug-elite, became the patron saint of “gentler capitalism”; that’s probably what he will prefer to be known, using the pretext of further endangering an already divided nation. But that is precisely where he is wrong. It isn’t “gentler capitalism” that he has helped. By his lack of courageous action, he has interceded on behalf of the Thug-elite… and, although we are sure such was not his intention, he has become, de facto, St. Barack Obama, Patron Saint of Predatory Capitalism.”
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People who STILL support Obama are…………………………….souless.

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Biggest WS donors for Bozo in 2008….

Goldman Sachs 1,013, 091
JP Morgan Chase 808,799
Citigroup 736,711
Morgan Stanley 512,232

Bozo raised almost twice as much WS money in 2008 as did McCain. Democrats didn’t seem to be too upset by that, now did they? Democrats hate WS but they do love WS money.

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Do you corporatist stooges and neocons never get worn out lips and tongues?

Constantly kissing BIG business arses has got to get old after a few decades.

Maybe you Trickle Downers and Donald Dump can create a new TV show – Bankster Bootlickers – Lick Your way to the Top!

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Breaking News-Wall Street funding Bozo the Clown. They’re just suckers for the red hair.

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I think we should let wall street secede. They won’t have to pay taxes or be regulated but they won’t be part of the USA nor backed by the USA. Then we can see how many people will still want to invest with the. My guess is very few.

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Oh, now I get it. Our Gooper brethren are feeling very feisty this morning, having learned that Romney’s chances of winning via an electoral vote tie have risen all the way to .6%

http://fivethirtyeight.blogs.nytimes.com/2012/10/01/new-polls-raise-chance-of-electoral-college-tie/

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Granny, 8:34,

Unemployment still at over 8%, more like 13-15% if you count everyone, our debt almost equals our GDP, growth stalled at a paltry 1.7%, our credit rating world wide in the tank, record foreclosures and short sales of residential property, record trade imbalances…… yeah, we’re doin’ fine. This economy is already over the cliff, Granny. And McCain had nothing to do with it.

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Oh Noes! kayaker’s world sounds like it is caving in on him. He’s probably not better off than he was four years ago.

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kayaker71 – “yeah, we’re doin’ fine”

It would seem that these people agree that we are doing better than we would under a Romney adminstration. http://www.electoral-vote.com/. But don’t worry , you still have 2016 to look forward to, even though I’m sure you’ll miss the cutsie names for the POTUS.

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Thomas

Duped? I think not.

But your thinking that makes it much easier for us to win.

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“America has a debt problem and a failure of leadership. Americans deserve better.”

Irony sure can be ironic.

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Has Bookman started a blog about all the lies coming from the Obama White House about the embassy terrorist attack/murders? Which version of the story are we on now, number 13? From the most open and transparent administration in our nation’s history?

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Ben Shockley – ““The fact that we are here today to debate raising America’s debt limit is a sign of leadership failure. It is a sign that the US Government cannot pay its own bills. It is a sign that we now depend on ongoing financial assistance from foreign countries to finance our Government’s reckless fiscal policies. Increasing America’s debt weakens us domestically and internationally. Leadership means that, ‘ the buck stops here.’ Instead, Washington is shifting the burden of bad choices today onto the backs of our children and grandchildren. America has a debt problem and a failure of leadership. Americans deserve better.”

~ Senator Barack H. Obama, March 2006″

Wow, no matter how many times I see this posted on this board, the lack of creativity and originality displayed by the party faithful never ceases to amaze me. He Ben, why don’t you put up some stats about 8% unemployment and the price of gas when Obama was elected while your scraping the bottom of that barrel.

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kayacker 8:39

Unemployment still at over 8%, more like 13-15% if you count everyone

What’s type of calculation is being used to count 13-15 as opposed to 8? Everything I seen reported
has it at 8.

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ben

Every administration comes in touting transparency then reality hits and now that you actually have to deal with COMPLEX problems, it’s a lot harder. Keep trying to bend this libyan incident into something that it is not; they still are investigating, what’s your rush???

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Granny Godzilla – Union Thugette

October 2nd, 2012
8:44 am

Thomas

Duped? I think not.

But your thinking that makes it much easier for us to win.
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Even I…………..believe or not…………have been duped(Bush Boi the first time).
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Terribly.

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BuckeyeInGa, 8:49,

The 8% is after the numbers have been massaged. For most every job that Bozo has “created”, someone has left the workplace. We have few people working now than we did in 2008. That BS about creating millions of jobs is nothing but campaign rhetoric.

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0311 — “Replicant: Nukes have kept us from WW III, WW IV and probably WW V.”

Kamchak’s Corollary at work again, I see. Why don’t you just give them credit for stopping a new world war every week since the Trinity test?

The Chinese version of this is that a young newlywed couple gets 1000 renminbi for the first child they don’t have, then another 500 renminbi for each additional child they don’t have.

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**Well, actually, it was special forces guys working with tactics and intelligence set in motion under Bush**

Not intended to be a factual statement. Bush disbanded the search for bin laden in 2006 because he did not no where he was, nor did he care remember???

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Ben Shockley: “America has a debt problem..”

Well, looks like you’re SOL on that one pal. Nobody that either of the two big corporate capitalist parties, the Democrats and the Republicans, just two faces of the ruling class, has put forward will make one bit of difference in the debt. So if that’s your main concern — tough luck for you.

But really, what you ought to be more worried about is the increasing social unrest and a breakdown of the already strained social fabric and cohesion due to the skyrocketing wealth inequalities under oligarchic rule. THAT’s what you really ought to be worried about.

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Ben Shockley – “even Bill Clinton is impressed.”

He must be, look how much he’s helping Obama beat Romney. http://www.electoral-vote.com/.

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Ahem — “They know who is going to win.”

If he’s “going to win,” then why bother helping him?

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TaxPayer: “How’s that 2010 Republican jobs campaign coming along?”

JOEBBBS? WEDONNEEED NO STINKIN JOBBZ!!!! HEEEHHEHEHEHEHEHEHEHEHEHEHEHEH

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Breaking News: A red-headed clown named Bozo has created more jobs than the Republicans have since their 2010 jobs campaign.

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Jm – “Butch!

How’s NYC?

Hey Jm, right now it’s just rainy. Hoping to get out on the Can Am on Friday and take a ride to the upper Hudson . How’s Florida?

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Ben Shockley: “Have you tried occupying a job?”

We don’t occupy jobs my friend. Capitalists occupy jobs and give them out stingily, like the cold misers that they are. Got to get the direction of the transitive verb right bud.

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kayaker 71 8:54
Did Reagen, Bush I, Clinton and Bush II massage those same numbers as well? If so what was the non massaged unemployment numbers?

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Butch 9am

Rainy as well, but nice weekend weather, was out on the water on Saturday

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Fixed your headline:

Obama lying, distorting and breaking laws just to get re-elected
Sub-header– so he can turn our freedom/capitalism into security/socialism

When Obozo says he envisions greater security for our country, that is code for greater government control by any means necessary.

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It is all a scam – Dems and Repubs..but Jay only thinks the Repubs and the rich are to blame..Hmmm Barney fife keeping Fannie and Freddie out of the reform act while his lover makes millions in bonuses, Holder – the Obama Attorney General – not going after executives at Goldman’s sacks due to their influence and contributions to Obama, Fannie and Freddie pushing banks to provide stupid loans to people who could not afford them – IE the reason for the recession – The Dems in charge of both houses of congress in 2007 – before the big recession that is still going on and then having charge for two (2) more years…but wait, according to Jay it is the evil rich and the evil Republicans causing all the tough times on the middle class….how about the full story Jay..oh and how about Obama giving almost a trillion dollars to green energy while they back doored contributions to him, or how about the taxes to the poor and middle class inside the Avordable Health Care Act..Yep Jay, lets just tell one side of the story….

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BuckeyeInGa

October 2nd, 2012
9:02 am
kayaker 71 8:54
Did Reagen, Bush I, Clinton and Bush II massage those same numbers as well? If so what was the non massaged unemployment numbers?

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Pardon me, but I thought you’d like the real answer.

UE numbers are calculated 2 ways.

Un employed and Under employed. – hence the two numbers.

K71 and other conspiracy fans have started to claim that the
government is somehow falsifying the numbers.

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Morning, all.

Nice illustration this morning: there’s simple trolling, then there’s an obvious, desperate need for attention.

Look kindly on those with such special needs.

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Cosby@9:09 am

You post this: “lets just tell one side of the story….” In the same paragraph as this: “Fannie and Freddie pushing banks to provide stupid loans to people who could not afford them – IE the reason for the recession”

Ever heard of the word ironic?

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Butch .. .. Isn’t that true with nearly every show, articles, editorials or blog posts?

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Yo Butch: The same could have been said about Boortz for the last 4 years. His show is nothing but “I hate Obama” and “Obama is a communists and libruls suck.”

It’s sad because before that, whether or not you agreed with his politics, Boortz’s show was funny and entertaining.

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LOL Paul. I love it. We’ll try to be nice to our short bus participants, just because you asked us.

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“Obama foreign policy – “We got Bin Laden!”

Well, actually, it was special forces guys working with tactics and intelligence set in motion under Bush, but hey…at least Barack was willing to take a cell phone call on the golf course and give the go-ahead.”

The hypocrisy and duplicity of wingnuts is simply staggering…

Obama is personally responsible for maintaining the guard’s schedules and duty rosters in our foreign embassies but gets no credit for killing public enemy #1 (you know, OBL, the guy W and Rummy allowed to ride away from Tora Bora on the back of a donkey…)

This is but one of the many reasons wingnuts have no credibility… Simply stunning…

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OBIWAN – “What a joke, democrats are delusional if they think that ONLY the republicans are getting Wall Street $$$….But only an uneducated, biased loser would believe that, right libs?”

Agreed, but please show us where anyone on this board has said that ONLY Republicans get donations from Wall Street.

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From the NYT

The sophisticated tax strategies of Bain and other private equity firms begin with the basic architecture of their funds

sophisticated is code (no pun intended) for tax attorney full employment products.

Simplify and expand simplify and expand Why have an estate tax that 99% of the folks simply legally avoid (see your boy Buffett)

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joe — “When Obozo says he envisions greater security for our country, that is code for greater government control by any means necessary.”

The fish wears a red tie. The hamster is out of its cage. The second fish wears a blue tie. Banana! Banana! The sandwich has been left in the street.

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…set in motion under Bush…

As was the most devastating economic implosion in nearly a hundred years.

That knife cuts both ways, bushlicker…

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Cosby — “Fannie and Freddie pushing banks to provide stupid loans to people who could not afford them – IE the reason for the recession”

Good job. That’s the second time on this thread that debunked bulldada has been yanked from the grave.

It’s still bulldada, though.

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I forget who it was (Fred I think) but you were sure right !

Jay’s late thread last night means he is sleeping in this morning …………….

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B. Cassidy — “Has anyone ever noticed that Hannitys on air time could be reduced to 1 hour a week? It’s not that I don’t enjoy watching him, it’s just that every night he says exactly the same thing. Look Sean, we get that you don’t like Obama and you enjoy pummeling Juan Williams. Do you really need 5 nights a week to demonstrate this?”

His radio show’s much the same, except with less Juan Williams pummeling and more faux indignation and “it’s outrageous” and “it’s unbelievable” pronouncements from him.

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Jay – Was it equally repugnant to you in 2008 when the bulk of financial sector money went to the Democrats who were (and still are) bashing Wall Steet?

Your beloved party is just as guilty here if not more so. Open your eyes Jay.

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Joe Hussein Mama

October 2nd, 2012
9:26 am
B. Cassidy — “Has anyone ever noticed that Hannitys on air time could be reduced to 1 hour a week? It’s not that I don’t enjoy watching him, it’s just that every night he says exactly the same thing. Look Sean, we get that you don’t like Obama and you enjoy pummeling Juan Williams. Do you really need 5 nights a week to demonstrate this?”

His radio show’s much the same, except with less Juan Williams pummeling and more faux indignation and “it’s outrageous” and “it’s unbelievable” pronouncements from him.

I think Sean and his advertising sales department are happy to know that you are listening and watching. It would not surprise me to learn that a huge percentage of the listeners and viewers of conservative programming are actually liberals that have grown frustrated with the inferior product foisted by the counterparts.

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Ahem – “It would not surprise me to learn that a huge percentage of the listeners and viewers of conservative programming are actually liberals that have grown frustrated with the inferior product foisted by the counterparts.”

Yes, just as commuters, frustrated with gridlock, are drawn to watching car wrecks on the freeway.

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Ahem@9:30am

Actually, the reason I watch Fox is because I already know what the other more left leaning stations are going to say. What I’m looking for is a reason to return to the Republican party I abandoned during GW’s 2nd term. To date, Fox News and the supposedly Republican commentors on this blog, have given me no reason to re-think my membership in the GOP.

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Ahem

How was that Univision “bombshell”?

hahahahahaha

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Ahem — “I think Sean and his advertising sales department are happy to know that you are listening and watching.”

I’ve been listening to Sean since he was still a local talker here on WGST. That said, I don’t listen to him nearly as much as I did before the Iraq invasion. He got as shrill as a teenage girl who just spotted her worst enemy at the prom, wearing the EXACT SAME DRESS ZOMG. Consequently, I listen only occasionally now, and Sean’s shtick hasn’t changed since 2003.

“It would not surprise me to learn that a huge percentage of the listeners and viewers of conservative programming are actually liberals that have grown frustrated with the inferior product foisted by the counterparts.”

Who said I’m frustrated? Listening to Sean and Rush falls under “know your enemy” as far as I’m concerned. Don’t worry, there’s no danger of me switching back to the GOP any time soon, Punkin.

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Ahem — “Some 42 percent of voters surveyed by Daily Kos and SEIU believe pollsters were manipulating their sample sizes to benefit the incumbent president, while 40 percent do not. An additional 18 percent said they were not sure. That’s evidence that Republican claims that Democrats and minority voters are being oversampled in national polls could be resonating — and potentially undermining the momentum of the president’s early lead.”

Really? People’s *beliefs* about the polls are somehow going to change the poll *results?* So if I believe hard enough that the silver coins in my safety deposit box are actually gold, they’ll change for me? (laughing)

Maaaaan, the sheer level of statistical ignorance and outright innumeracy displayed here by our cons is absolutely staggering IMO.

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Really? People’s *beliefs* about the polls are somehow going to change the poll *results?*

And who on here said beliefs would change polls, Jackazz?

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Ahem — “Like you ever were a GOPer, Jackazz.”

For over 20 years, fellow Jackazz. Voted, donated and volunteered for the GOP. Left in 2003. And I don’t see myself coming back any time soon, given the way the GOP faithful are behaving of late.

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Something has to give at some point, and it must be spending. Oblunda promised to do something about this, but that was pure campaign rhetoric. It won’t make a tinker’s damn who gets elected president IF the congress is not reset and on a path to fiscal responsibilty.

Debt Jumped $1.2759T in FY 2012; Up $10,855 Per Household in Just 12 Months; Beats 2011

(CNSNews.com) – According to the U.S. Treasury, the debt of the U.S. government climbed by a total of $1,275,901,078,828.74 in fiscal 2012, which ended yesterday.

The total debt of the United States now equals approximately $136,690 per household.

Here is how much the debt has increased in each of the last six fiscal years:

Fiscal 2007: $500,679,473,047.25

Fiscal 2008: $1,017,071,524,650.01

Fiscal 2009: $1,885,104,106,599.26

Fiscal 2010: $1,651,794,027,380.04

Fiscal 2011: $1,228,717,297,665.36

Fiscal 2012: $1,275,901,078,828.74.

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Joe Hussein Mama

October 2nd, 2012
9:56 am
Ahem — “And who on here said beliefs would change polls, Jackazz?”

Learn to read what you post before posting it, Jackazz. It’s right there in the text that you posted and that I quoted.

Well, I read MY posted text three times and still do not understand how you get where you are trying to go. If you can clearly illustrate where in MY posted text I, or anyone for that matter, suggest or even hint at your premise, then bring it on.

Furthermore, I will take the moniker Jackazz if you agree to the more appropriate Horse’s Azz for yourself.

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Looks like someone is getting his extensive list of reasons excuses as to why the weakest GOP candidate in a hundred years is going to lose this election.

1) The evil liberal media is against Willard
2) Wall St. is secretly bankrolling Barry
3) Voter fraud including dead people and felons by the millions in the tank for Barry (is this where ACORN fits in?)
4) The Muslim terrorists are financing Barry
5) The misunderstood GOP is not doing a good enough job of getting their message out
6) The 47% mooching class and black Dem Plantation crowd
7) Liberals hate success and Mitt is the epitome of success

And on and on and on…

Yet the biggest reason is right in front of their noses.

Romney is unfit to lead.

And even they know it.

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You Obama defenders just slay me! Unemployment, debt (it’s 16 trillion, Mr. President, not 10), Fast & Furious, the absolute deceit regarding the murder of our ambassador, executive orders, defacating on the Constitution, instructing businesses to disregard federal law (with the taxpayers potentially picking up the legal tab), the fact that 90% of us face a tax increase in January, giving $450 million to Egypt, Pigford III. Dang, I could go on all day, but, I think you get the point.

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