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This is why republican HATE black History education.
Black history teaches all the things the republican party has done to blacks for DECADES to keep them from voting.
George Wallace was a Democrat.
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This is why republican HATE black History education.
Black history teaches all the things the republican party has done to blacks for DECADES to keep them from voting.
Well in a normal world this would be a thread killer..
http://www.nytimes.com/2013/01/19/u...bama-has-51-percent-approval-rating.html?_r=0
Poll Finds Most Back Obama, With a Split on Party Lines
By JACKIE CALMES and MEGAN THEE-BRENAN
Published: January 18, 2013
President Obama begins his second term on Sunday with Americans cautiously optimistic about both the years ahead and his stewardship, but more polarized politically than four years ago and with less lofty hopes.
After a first term of both big achievements and disappointments and the economy still struggling to recover from the financial crisis he inherited, Mr. Obama retains the approval of a slim majority of Americans, 51 percent, according to a pre-inauguration survey for The New York Times and CBS News. That is down from 62 percent soon after he took office four years ago, and conceals a sharp divide: 8 in 10 Republicans disapprove of how he is handling the job, while almost 9 in 10 Democrats approve. Independents are split.
The publics approval of Mr. Obamas job performance is similar to George W. Bushs rating at the start of his second term. But it is lower than the standings for the previous two-term presidents, Bill Clinton (60 percent) and Ronald Reagan (62 percent), who served in less polarized times.
It won't, however..
Then we should put free Government ID centers on every corner in urban areas
Maybe only people who are responsible enough to get an ID should be responsible enough to vote.
Where in the Constitution does it say you need ID to vote?
Passports make a great ID and anyone can get one.Where are DMVs located and why should Americans have to pay to vote?
DMVs tend to be located where they are convenient for drivers. Many counties only have one. Until every American is provided with a free ID card, voter ID should be illegal
They don't have any problem getting to the Liquor store.
Then we should put free Government ID centers on every corner in urban areas
Well in a normal world this would be a thread killer..
http://www.nytimes.com/2013/01/19/u...bama-has-51-percent-approval-rating.html?_r=0
Poll Finds Most Back Obama, With a Split on Party Lines
By JACKIE CALMES and MEGAN THEE-BRENAN
Published: January 18, 2013
President Obama begins his second term on Sunday with Americans cautiously optimistic about both the years ahead and his stewardship, but more polarized politically than four years ago and with less lofty hopes.
After a first term of both big achievements and disappointments and the economy still struggling to recover from the financial crisis he inherited, Mr. Obama retains the approval of a slim majority of Americans, 51 percent, according to a pre-inauguration survey for The New York Times and CBS News. That is down from 62 percent soon after he took office four years ago, and conceals a sharp divide: 8 in 10 Republicans disapprove of how he is handling the job, while almost 9 in 10 Democrats approve. Independents are split.
The publics approval of Mr. Obamas job performance is similar to George W. Bushs rating at the start of his second term. But it is lower than the standings for the previous two-term presidents, Bill Clinton (60 percent) and Ronald Reagan (62 percent), who served in less polarized times.
It won't, however..
Well in a normal world this would be a thread killer..
http://www.nytimes.com/2013/01/19/u...bama-has-51-percent-approval-rating.html?_r=0
Poll Finds Most Back Obama, With a Split on Party Lines
By JACKIE CALMES and MEGAN THEE-BRENAN
Published: January 18, 2013
President Obama begins his second term on Sunday with Americans cautiously optimistic about both the years ahead and his stewardship, but more polarized politically than four years ago and with less lofty hopes.
After a first term of both big achievements and disappointments and the economy still struggling to recover from the financial crisis he inherited, Mr. Obama retains the approval of a slim majority of Americans, 51 percent, according to a pre-inauguration survey for The New York Times and CBS News. That is down from 62 percent soon after he took office four years ago, and conceals a sharp divide: 8 in 10 Republicans disapprove of how he is handling the job, while almost 9 in 10 Democrats approve. Independents are split.
The publics approval of Mr. Obamas job performance is similar to George W. Bushs rating at the start of his second term. But it is lower than the standings for the previous two-term presidents, Bill Clinton (60 percent) and Ronald Reagan (62 percent), who served in less polarized times.
It won't, however..
you are not paying to vote. You are paying for an ID.Anyone can go to the DMV/RMV and get an ID card for around $15 dollars.
So I fail to see the problem............
Where are DMVs located and why should Americans have to pay to vote?
DMVs tend to be located where they are convenient for drivers. Many counties only have one. Until every American is provided with a free ID card, voter ID should be illegal
Look at it this way.
In most states, it is illegal to walk around naked....therefore, you would need clothes to walk to a polling station if you wanted to vote. Accroding to your logic, if one needed to buy clothes so they can go outside to vote, then they are, in essence, forced to pay to vote for the clothes cost them money.
I would like to hear the argument as to why this is a "party" issue. Are you assuming the financially less fortunate are more likely to vote demcoratic? Shouldnt that concern all of us? Doesnt that punch a large whole in thedemocratic party argument that "government is NOT buying votes with entitlements?"
when most americans voted him in and wanted this?
please...
when most americans voted him in and wanted this?
please...
There my friends is a low information human being.
Well in a normal world this would be a thread killer..
http://www.nytimes.com/2013/01/19/u...bama-has-51-percent-approval-rating.html?_r=0
Poll Finds Most Back Obama, With a Split on Party Lines
By JACKIE CALMES and MEGAN THEE-BRENAN
Published: January 18, 2013
President Obama begins his second term on Sunday with Americans cautiously optimistic about both the years ahead and his stewardship, but more polarized politically than four years ago and with less lofty hopes.
After a first term of both big achievements and disappointments and the economy still struggling to recover from the financial crisis he inherited, Mr. Obama retains the approval of a slim majority of Americans, 51 percent, according to a pre-inauguration survey for The New York Times and CBS News. That is down from 62 percent soon after he took office four years ago, and conceals a sharp divide: 8 in 10 Republicans disapprove of how he is handling the job, while almost 9 in 10 Democrats approve. Independents are split.
The publics approval of Mr. Obamas job performance is similar to George W. Bushs rating at the start of his second term. But it is lower than the standings for the previous two-term presidents, Bill Clinton (60 percent) and Ronald Reagan (62 percent), who served in less polarized times.
It won't, however..
I would like to hear the argument as to why this is a "party" issue. Are you assuming the financially less fortunate are more likely to vote demcoratic? Shouldnt that concern all of us? Doesnt that punch a large whole in thedemocratic party argument that "government is NOT buying votes with entitlements?"
This is pretty naive..
Both sides "buy" votes.
The question becomes what is for the greater good. Is it good to spend money on seniors to ensure that their "golden" years are livable? Or is it good to spend money on super high jet fighters that are essentially useless?
I would like to hear the argument as to why this is a "party" issue. Are you assuming the financially less fortunate are more likely to vote demcoratic? Shouldnt that concern all of us? Doesnt that punch a large whole in thedemocratic party argument that "government is NOT buying votes with entitlements?"
I cant wiat till all these racist are no longer in our country
I would like to hear the argument as to why this is a "party" issue. Are you assuming the financially less fortunate are more likely to vote demcoratic? Shouldnt that concern all of us? Doesnt that punch a large whole in thedemocratic party argument that "government is NOT buying votes with entitlements?"
Mitt Romney ran on a promise to cut everyone's taxes by 20% at a time when we already had a trillion dollar deficit.
I would like to hear the argument as to why this is a "party" issue. Are you assuming the financially less fortunate are more likely to vote demcoratic? Shouldnt that concern all of us? Doesnt that punch a large whole in thedemocratic party argument that "government is NOT buying votes with entitlements?"
This is pretty naive..
Both sides "buy" votes.
The question becomes what is for the greater good. Is it good to spend money on seniors to ensure that their "golden" years are livable? Or is it good to spend money on super high jet fighters that are essentially useless?
Dont pull that "guilt" crap on me
The fact that seniors of today did not do what they needed to do so they can enjoy their golden years is by no means reason we should go deeper into debt.
Maybe if we stopped offfering people a "back up plan", they would develop one on their own?
I based my lifestyle during my younger years on what I had and what I will need when I retire........not what I may get when I retire.