Lonestar_logic
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In all honesty, some of the best deals are made on a golf course.
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How dare Boehner golf while there are so many bills to vote against?
He does it during their recess days so it's OK. I sure don't want him missing a single opportunity to oppose the Democratic Party's agenda to destroy America.
How many votes did Obama miss as senator again?
IF you were honest then you would have to admit that for the right to critcize obama for golfing during his down time during times like these then they would also have to be critical of boehner for doing the same. To have such differing standards only serves to expose the hypocrisy of the right.
BTW I have already provided an answer to your question. Obama missed less votes than mccain. Again if you wish to be crtiical of one then honesty would require you to be critical of the other and since mccain missed more votes than obama during the session of congress in the runup to the election and since mccain was the choice as the republican candidate for president your lame argument about the number of votes missed kind of loses any thunder that you thought it might have.
Omg, are the lefties GETTING DESPERATE.
they should be...the people in the country HATE them and are getting to kick them to the curb in NOVEMBER.
get out and vote folks.
That explains why Congress is fucked up then.I wonder why the right hasn't called out Boehner?
The Ed Show - msnbc.com
Click on " Why Boehner shouldn't be Speaker of the House".
The Presidents job is a 24/7 job, Congressmen are not 24/7 only when Congress is in session are they doing their elected job. How many votes did obama miss whn he was a senator?
Actually DrSmith you would have to go back to woodrow wilson for most of where these problems began.
Federal Reserve
Segregation
Progressive Tax Structure
And thats just off the top....he had many many many more things he was doing that, in the long run, turned out to hurt and not help americans as he had planned.
WOW and imagine that I could hardly see glenn beck's lips move. LOL
I believe the comment was about the current economic crisis. However, thanks for the spin.
He does it during their recess days so it's OK. I sure don't want him missing a single opportunity to oppose the Democratic Party's agenda to destroy America.
How many votes did Obama miss as senator again?
IF you were honest then you would have to admit that for the right to critcize obama for golfing during his down time during times like these then they would also have to be critical of boehner for doing the same. To have such differing standards only serves to expose the hypocrisy of the right.
BTW I have already provided an answer to your question. Obama missed less votes than mccain. Again if you wish to be crtiical of one then honesty would require you to be critical of the other and since mccain missed more votes than obama during the session of congress in the runup to the election and since mccain was the choice as the republican candidate for president your lame argument about the number of votes missed kind of loses any thunder that you thought it might have.
If you were honest, which you clearly are not, you would have to admit there is a world of difference between being the chief executive and being majority leader of the out of power party.
Also if you were honest, which you are not, you would have to admit that John McCain is irrelevant to this entire thread. You only bring him in so you can deflect attention from Obama's poor attendance record in the Senate.
And if you were really honest, you would admit that you have rocks for brains and aliens are chanelling their thoughts through your keyboard.
IF you were honest then you would have to admit that for the right to critcize obama for golfing during his down time during times like these then they would also have to be critical of boehner for doing the same. To have such differing standards only serves to expose the hypocrisy of the right.
BTW I have already provided an answer to your question. Obama missed less votes than mccain. Again if you wish to be crtiical of one then honesty would require you to be critical of the other and since mccain missed more votes than obama during the session of congress in the runup to the election and since mccain was the choice as the republican candidate for president your lame argument about the number of votes missed kind of loses any thunder that you thought it might have.
If you were honest, which you clearly are not, you would have to admit there is a world of difference between being the chief executive and being majority leader of the out of power party.
Also if you were honest, which you are not, you would have to admit that John McCain is irrelevant to this entire thread. You only bring him in so you can deflect attention from Obama's poor attendance record in the Senate.
And if you were really honest, you would admit that you have rocks for brains and aliens are chanelling their thoughts through your keyboard.
If you were honest, which you clearly are not, you would have to admit that every President is entitled to do whatever he wishes with his free time.
If you were honest, which you clearly are not, you would admit that John McCain spent as much time away from the Senate campaigning as Obama did
If you were honest, which you clearly are not, you would have to admit there is a world of difference between being the chief executive and being majority leader of the out of power party.
Also if you were honest, which you are not, you would have to admit that John McCain is irrelevant to this entire thread. You only bring him in so you can deflect attention from Obama's poor attendance record in the Senate.
And if you were really honest, you would admit that you have rocks for brains and aliens are chanelling their thoughts through your keyboard.
If you were honest, which you clearly are not, you would have to admit that every President is entitled to do whatever he wishes with his free time.
If you were honest, which you clearly are not, you would admit that John McCain spent as much time away from the Senate campaigning as Obama did
If you were smart you would realize the president works for us, not vice versa. So his time is our time.
If you smart you would admit that McCain spent many more hours--hundreds if not thousands actually--voting in the Senate while Obama was absent for much of his one term.
Of course you are not smart. You are a partisan box of rocks who loses no opportunity to bash the GOP (even where irrelevant) and defend Obama, something even his more honest allies have trouble doing.
He does it during their recess days so it's OK. I sure don't want him missing a single opportunity to oppose the Democratic Party's agenda to destroy America.
How many votes did Obama miss as senator again?
IF you were honest then you would have to admit that for the right to critcize obama for golfing during his down time during times like these then they would also have to be critical of boehner for doing the same. To have such differing standards only serves to expose the hypocrisy of the right.
BTW I have already provided an answer to your question. Obama missed less votes than mccain. Again if you wish to be crtiical of one then honesty would require you to be critical of the other and since mccain missed more votes than obama during the session of congress in the runup to the election and since mccain was the choice as the republican candidate for president your lame argument about the number of votes missed kind of loses any thunder that you thought it might have.
If you were honest, which you clearly are not, you would have to admit there is a world of difference between being the chief executive and being majority leader of the out of power party.
Also if you were honest, which you are not, you would have to admit that John McCain is irrelevant to this entire thread. You only bring him in so you can deflect attention from Obama's poor attendance record in the Senate.
And if you were really honest, you would admit that you have rocks for brains and aliens are chanelling their thoughts through your keyboard.
Actually DrSmith you would have to go back to woodrow wilson for most of where these problems began.
Federal Reserve
Segregation
Progressive Tax Structure
And thats just off the top....he had many many many more things he was doing that, in the long run, turned out to hurt and not help americans as he had planned.
WOW and imagine that I could hardly see glenn beck's lips move. LOL
I believe the comment was about the current economic crisis. However, thanks for the spin.
Here let me make the truth more paletable for you.
Federal Reserve: Federal Reserve Act - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
Segregation: PBS - American Experience: Woodrow Wilson | Wilson- A Portrait
Progressive Tax structure: 1901-1932: The Income Tax Arrives
Do some diligence and find out the truth before responding in uninformed manner.
Things such as these items are directly responsible for the problems we face today in the economy.
Federal reserve is buying up debt and selling debt and asking the treasury to print more money. A recipe for inflation and economic trouble.
Segregation, after black americans were finally freed from slavery, left a lasting scar on our country that still negatively affects our interpersonal productivity to this day.
The Progressive tax structure punishes those who create wealth and jobs for being successful. The ever increasing tax burden on those who do the creating is making it less likely that they will continue to create more jobs but instead will cut jobs to keep their desired income levels.
If you were honest, which you clearly are not, you would have to admit there is a world of difference between being the chief executive and being majority leader of the out of power party.
Also if you were honest, which you are not, you would have to admit that John McCain is irrelevant to this entire thread. You only bring him in so you can deflect attention from Obama's poor attendance record in the Senate.
And if you were really honest, you would admit that you have rocks for brains and aliens are chanelling their thoughts through your keyboard.
If you were honest, which you clearly are not, you would have to admit that every President is entitled to do whatever he wishes with his free time.
If you were honest, which you clearly are not, you would admit that John McCain spent as much time away from the Senate campaigning as Obama did
If you were smart you would realize the president works for us, not vice versa. So his time is our time.
If you smart you would admit that McCain spent many more hours--hundreds if not thousands actually--voting in the Senate while Obama was absent for much of his one term.
Of course you are not smart. You are a partisan box of rocks who loses no opportunity to bash the GOP (even where irrelevant) and defend Obama, something even his more honest allies have trouble doing.
IF you were honest then you would have to admit that for the right to critcize obama for golfing during his down time during times like these then they would also have to be critical of boehner for doing the same. To have such differing standards only serves to expose the hypocrisy of the right.
BTW I have already provided an answer to your question. Obama missed less votes than mccain. Again if you wish to be crtiical of one then honesty would require you to be critical of the other and since mccain missed more votes than obama during the session of congress in the runup to the election and since mccain was the choice as the republican candidate for president your lame argument about the number of votes missed kind of loses any thunder that you thought it might have.
If you were honest, which you clearly are not, you would have to admit there is a world of difference between being the chief executive and being majority leader of the out of power party.
Also if you were honest, which you are not, you would have to admit that John McCain is irrelevant to this entire thread. You only bring him in so you can deflect attention from Obama's poor attendance record in the Senate.
And if you were really honest, you would admit that you have rocks for brains and aliens are chanelling their thoughts through your keyboard.
WOW once again you expose your typical dishonesty. I never said that there wasn't a diffrerence between the jobs.
And then claim you never said there wasn't a difference. Of course you implied it.To have such differing standards only serves to expose the hypocrisy of the right.
If you were honest, which you clearly are not, you would have to admit there is a world of difference between being the chief executive and being majority leader of the out of power party.
Also if you were honest, which you are not, you would have to admit that John McCain is irrelevant to this entire thread. You only bring him in so you can deflect attention from Obama's poor attendance record in the Senate.
And if you were really honest, you would admit that you have rocks for brains and aliens are chanelling their thoughts through your keyboard.
WOW once again you expose your typical dishonesty. I never said that there wasn't a diffrerence between the jobs.
Bingo. Right there you prove you are a lying sack of shit weasel.
You write:
And then claim you never said there wasn't a difference. Of course you implied it.To have such differing standards only serves to expose the hypocrisy of the right.
And of course John McCain, who served in teh Senate for years and cast more votes than Obama thought about, is irrelevant to the entire conversation. You bring him up merely to deflect from Obama's poor record.