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Ok. THEY BETTER LEAVE YOU ALONE!!!
It's open to anyone on my friends list. I did it to stop the stealthy filthy pigs who like to creep over there and use the C word. Now when they do so they have to do it out in the open forums. keeps me out of trouble from inadvertanly printing something I should not have.. got it? Thanks.
Unless it's Article15 of course 
I don't know why you people must constantly lie. That is not at all who Obama is. Or the Dermocratic party. It's pathetic the way you just make things up.
That's exactly what obama and the dimocrat party is all about. and yes, it is pathetic. vewy pathetic.
No, it isn't. Grow up.
Yes..this congress has been so busy and put up so many bills that were vetoed by Obama..
Oh wait.
They didn't. Something like 22 bills were passed by the 112th Congress.
www.congress-summary.com - Laws Passed by the 112th Congress
Check out the vetoes at the bottom.
Wow... 22 (It's actually 23, btw). That's a lot, huh.
Not.
The 111th Congress passed 383 bills through both houses which have been signed into law by the President.
The current Congress on both sides has been sitting on it's ass. They are on pace for a whopping 72 laws before the session is over in December 2012.
Whoosh..over your head.
Check out the OP again.
Obama seems to be in a hurry to get to Martha's Vinyard. He will probably sign anything at this point so that he wont lose any precious time on his 3 week vacation,,,,AT THE COST OF TAX PAYERS? So how much is this Martha's Vinyard getaway gonna cost us when Our Nation Is Bankrupt? hmm, now this includes the round-trip on that Air-Force one 747? isnt gas 3.75 a gallon?
Wow... 22 (It's actually 23, btw). That's a lot, huh.
Not.
The 111th Congress passed 383 bills through both houses which have been signed into law by the President.
The current Congress on both sides has been sitting on it's ass. They are on pace for a whopping 72 laws before the session is over in December 2012.
Whoosh..over your head.
Check out the OP again.
the OP in this thread is a completely different topic... this appears to be a tangent. I was simply comparing the inaction of this congress to the previous one (and many other previous ones), stating that the lack of action at this point in the term makes it look like both sides are sittin on their collective asses, fixated on a few things to the exclusion of all else.
Everyone is entitled to an opinion... even you.
well we can all agree it's more a war on "Who Get's The Credit". It doesn't matter how fair any bill comes from the GOP side, It has to be written up by Democrats,so Obama will get all the credit for saving our nation. Well, it's a little too late now!!! Everything, every aspect of our way of living HAS DECLINED !!!!!! Right? and you have to feel for all those who bought homes as an investment in 2005/06.Assuming they could sell them one day to support their retirement years&kids college.
Obviously that's a big part of it. Him and the Democrats are only all about Party before Country at this point. He's already running for Re-Election. He's not a leader in my opinion. He has divided the nation more than any other President i've ever seen. I know that's the "Community Organizer" way but it's not right.
When is the GOP actually going to write a bill so we can find out?
The problem for the GOP is that all bills require compromise in order to proceed on the floor. Until the GOP learns that the minority party doesn't make the rules and that you have to give something to get something, the GOP will not be sending any bills to Obama anytime soon
The reason? Any bill that seeks to amend the Constitution requires a two-thirds vote in the House and Senate. The Boehner bill would raise the debt-ceiling in two stages and make the second stage, around six months from now, contingent on passage of the amendment-- basically requiring a supermajority to approve the increase.
Sen. Richard Durbin (D-Ill.), the assistant majority leader, called tying a balanced-budget amendment vote to the debt-ceiling outrageous. And Sen. Charles Schumer of New York, said it was an absurd proposition.
Speaker Boehner should just give it up, Schumer said. He throws piece after piece after piece of red meat to the right wing lion that seems to dominate his caucus. Its time he tame that lion for the good of the country.
I do like the Balanced-Budget Amendment part of his plan though. I guess that's what the President & Democrats are getting so hysterical over. Otherwise,his plan makes no real cuts. The Democrats should be behind it.
I do like the Balanced-Budget Amendment part of his plan though. I guess that's what the President & Democrats are getting so hysterical over. Otherwise,his plan makes no real cuts. The Democrats should be behind it.
How does one amend the constitution through a budget bill?
LOL. Those crazy T-Partiers.
