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that is what is funny about rkelly, he is walking example of why there shouldn't be a "living wage" because he actually has a real skill. He is a shining sheepy example yet he wants to support the party that wants to crush the middle class.Comment -
Let's see. I just pulled out a trans/ rear combo on a riding tractor for one of my customers. Took it apart, fixed the
problem and put it back together, working. All while standing on my feet for 6 hrs with grease halfway up both
arms making $200.
What pre tell did you guys do today, sitting on your fat asses eating twinkies, while watching the hot girls go by
playing with your penises?
You better dwell deeper into your party. What have they done to help the middle class in the last 7 years?
I eagerly await your thorough, well thought out, factual response.
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were you not paying attention? Obviously
They did everything they could to stop what will be known in history as one of the largest assaults on an economic middle class; the Obama administration.
Obamacare, green energy and the assault on coal.Comment -
Mr Brooks you are very good with BS facts, but you conveniently ignore the very true fact that the conservatives in the past 150 years D or R has been on the wrong side of history on every single settled argument. Not one, not two, not most but all every single one. It is so easy to say the Obama administration this and that but it is all bs, bs from your very limited intellect. However, it is factual that the conservatives in this country have been on the wrong side of history forever, in fact they are on the wrong side of history in real time. All of the current arguments they select the wrong side.
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Well, we sure know that is what it would take mr "I don't have the data."
And this post you made is penetrating nonsense, the wrong side of history every time? lol that is just stupid and makes you sound emotional.
I guess you just forgot about the past administration, never mind bill clinton, jimmy carter, LBJ; etc...
oh and can someone please read the underline sentence and explain it to me, that is terrible grammar! lol jk, I don't need to reach like you for something to try and show your poor logic and sheepness, I can just point out your poor logic and sheepness.Comment -
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Well if they did all that, then instead of Obama being the worst president ever, he'll be know as one of the best.
They did everything they could to keep that black man from stealing all their rich donors money by way of taxes.
Yep, make people pay less taxes, that will take care of the debt. Would love to see that math. I think they have
a bell curve they go by instead of, like you say, using a calculator.
Get real, Repubs are a joke. Even your pal GMTM says they are.Comment -
First Kelly, you are correct Obama will make his mark in history as one of the best presidents. I say that because I know the criteria used in judging presidents and Obama meets them in every way. So simple for these guys to pull bs from their ass with worst president and middle class disaster however the facts say differently quite differently but what do they know about facts. Also keep in mind if a crazy says it in almost every case you can wager they will be wrong in the future. Hell, they have been wrong in every single settled case in American History. Why change now.
You are also correct about the joke part let us not forget what some other prominent R said about this present party. Now this is from memory so I may not have it exactly correct but it will be near correct at the very least. P King said something about crazy, B Jindall said something like stop being the party of the crazies, and McCain called them wacky birds I believe.
The bottom line Kelly is a bunch of crazy conservatives in the House do not want to govern they want to stop government. That is a completely crazy strategy and as you can see it is pulling this R party apart. There was a time when R were moderate and even strong right wing but they wanted to govern and they wanted to negotiate. Remember RR, he had his ideals but he was a great negotiator. Not these guys, they want to say no to everything. Often they say no to their own ideas. Yeah, Obama care which is now a huge success was originally a R idea formulated by the Heritage foundation I believe. (BTW sharp boxing it is about time you pay that $50 wager we had, just support any charity you please, but with verification ) And Obama care is not the only R idea that they later voted against. Why do you think they are called crazies?
On a side note to Brooks, my conscience is bothering me a little. I gave no consideration to the possibility that English may be your second language and could be the reason you almost always mutilate this language so badly. If that is the case please accept my sincere apology. I do not want to offend you if you are maybe an Arab or an Iranian. Please inform so I can show the proper respect to your heritage. I only now reasoned that you cannot have possibly been raised an English speaking individual.Comment -
Don't need to apologize for your dyslexia, not really something I'm going to call out as the reason for your poor intellect but it is clearly the problem.
But this part had me laughing; "you are correct Obama will make his mark in history as one of the best presidents. I say that because I know the criteria used in judging presidents and Obama meets them in every way"
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Didn't answer the question brooks are you and Arab or an Iranian?
And yes he does meet the criteria, of course you don't know this why should you because Mr Brooks you know so very little about so very much and you have proved that fact to me in such a short period of time. Yes sir he will go down in history as a great president.
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Ah poor mr brooks if he doesn't understand it he calls it stupid. Facts mr brooks I deal in facts you deal in bs. When I say something I can back it up, when you say something it is either unreadable or simply complete bs.
But, what about the question. Why won't you answer the question, are you afraid to answer it mr Brooks? It can be answered in one word so you need not worry about sounding like an idiot. I see that lately you have kept the number of words in your responses to a bare minimum. lol, that is smart mr brooks you realize the more you compose the greater the chance you will fck it up.
Last chance are you a Arab or an Iranian? I know you won't answer because well simply you are afraid to answer. Prove me wrong Mr Brooks.Comment -
Evolution often grants to the very dull certain gifts for self preservation. If you think about the animal kingdom even the slowest of foot, the weakest in strength and the least intelligent have been granted certain skills or tactics to stay alive. Our Mr brooks, although not the swiftest, nor the brightest and not even endowed with a basic intellect still was granted the ability to smell a trap. Good for you Mr Brooks, good for you.Comment -
you're not making any sense mr " I don't have the data." I understood perfectly that is why I able to accurately say you're showing how stupid you are; again.
lol I don't need to answer the question, the fact you can't figure it out or even postulated it is too entertaining. Embarrassing for you but funny for me. Where is muldoon? You guys should combine your theories lol
Hey I need some entertainment, why don't you list the criteria of why Obama will be known as even a good president?Comment -
Trump stays on top of GOP field in Pew poll
Republican presidential candidate Donald Trump is maintaining his lead in the GOP race, according to a poll released by the Pew Research Center on Friday.
The real estate mogul garners 25 percent of the GOP vote, followed by retired neurosurgeon Ben Carson with 16 percent support.
Sen. Marco Rubio (R-Fla.) and former Hewlett-Packard CEO Carly Fiorina are tied for third place with 8 percent. Sen. Ted Cruz (R-Texas) follows with 6 percent, then former Florida Gov. Jeb Bush with 4 percent.
The poll attributes Trump’s popularity to his stance on immigration.
Among respondents who said they prefer a candidate a plan to deport illegal immigrants in the country, 34 percent support Trump. Carson is second in this group with 16 percent.
Among those who dislike candidates with such a stance, only 13 percent support Trump — second-most in the field, after Carson's 17 percent.
Other measurements in the poll reflect this divide in the Republican Party over the issue of immigration.
Eighty-four percent of those who favor mass deportation say immigration is the most important issue in the 2016 election, while only 44 percent of respondents who do not favor deportation say immigration is their top priority.
The poll also highlights voters’ well-documented preference for an “outsider” candidate.
Sixty-six percent of GOP voters say they are more likely to vote for a candidate who brings new ideas and different approaches to Washington, compared to 29 percent who say experience and a proven record in government are more important to them.
The poll was conducted in an open-ended format, in which respondents were asked to name their preferred candidate, rather than choose one from a list.
The survey questioned 421 Republicans in telephone calls from Sept. 22-27 and has a margin of error of 5.5 percent.Comment -
Just about every election since Obama got in, the battle cry has been to get rid of incumbents. Look what we got.Trump stays on top of GOP field in Pew poll
Republican presidential candidate Donald Trump is maintaining his lead in the GOP race, according to a poll released by the Pew Research Center on Friday.
The real estate mogul garners 25 percent of the GOP vote, followed by retired neurosurgeon Ben Carson with 16 percent support.
Sen. Marco Rubio (R-Fla.) and former Hewlett-Packard CEO Carly Fiorina are tied for third place with 8 percent. Sen. Ted Cruz (R-Texas) follows with 6 percent, then former Florida Gov. Jeb Bush with 4 percent.
The poll attributes Trump’s popularity to his stance on immigration.
Among respondents who said they prefer a candidate a plan to deport illegal immigrants in the country, 34 percent support Trump. Carson is second in this group with 16 percent.
Among those who dislike candidates with such a stance, only 13 percent support Trump — second-most in the field, after Carson's 17 percent.
Other measurements in the poll reflect this divide in the Republican Party over the issue of immigration.
Eighty-four percent of those who favor mass deportation say immigration is the most important issue in the 2016 election, while only 44 percent of respondents who do not favor deportation say immigration is their top priority.
The poll also highlights voters’ well-documented preference for an “outsider” candidate.
Sixty-six percent of GOP voters say they are more likely to vote for a candidate who brings new ideas and different approaches to Washington, compared to 29 percent who say experience and a proven record in government are more important to them.
The poll was conducted in an open-ended format, in which respondents were asked to name their preferred candidate, rather than choose one from a list.
The survey questioned 421 Republicans in telephone calls from Sept. 22-27 and has a margin of error of 5.5 percent.
A bunch of blowhards that want it their way or the highway. Obstruction, shutting down the govt and kicking cans
down the road. Having endless hearings on stupid shit.
Trump has no experience other than buying politicians. If he doesn't get his way with congress on an issue, will he
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too bad he wasn't a community organizer huh?
Just about every election since Obama got in, the battle cry has been to get rid of incumbents. Look what we got.
A bunch of blowhards that want it their way or the highway. Obstruction, shutting down the govt and kicking cans
down the road. Having endless hearings on stupid shit.
Obama’s 2006 speech on the debt limit
“Mr. President, I rise today to talk about America’s debt problem. 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 U.S. government can’t pay its own bills.”
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President Barack Obama, April 15, 2011
"Nobody likes to be tagged as having increased the debt limit for the United States by a trillion dollars. As president, you start realizing, you know what, we can't play around with this stuff. . . . (Raising the limit is) important for the country."
Obama is the blame president. Much easier to blame than to be a leader.Last edited by DwightShrute; 10-02-15, 04:53 PM.Comment -
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I'm here for ya little buddy.
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it should be alarming to you that anyone reading your post wouldn't be able to tell if you're joking or not. I'd say based on your previous "my truths" there is about 60%+ chance you actually believe what you just posted.Comment -
Why would I be joking? What is our money backed with? Nixon took us off the gold standard.
Cheney (Bush) took us to two wars saying, deficits don't matter. Is he the only Repub who gets it, that we can print
our own money? (not us, but a privately owned bank, called the Fed)
The Fed is lending banks and the US money at zero or close to zero interest. Where do they get the money? Print it.
They make money out of thin air. They print the money, lend it to us, we pay interest on it.......thin air.
So that little nat'l debt bullshit is just that.Comment -
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