francoHFW
Diamond Member
I really believe we're back on track for the first time since 1968, and even 1963 in some ways- moral leadership, the Great Society, and all that...
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Saved O-care, ending 30 years of Voodoo giveaway to the rich, ruin of the nonrich and the country-. 2014 will prove it so, then maybe the victorious Dems can bring back the Fairness Doctrine and end BS propaganda that's ruining the dupes and political discourse.
I really believe we're back on track for the first time since 1968, and even 1963 in some ways- moral leadership, the Great Society, and all that...
"Give me free healthcare, or give a 1%er death!"
What's amusing to me is the notion by progressives that their agenda would make things better.
The truth is...the only reason that the economy has recovered as much as it has is that the GOP took back the House from the Democrats and put the kabosh on Obama's plan to implement Cap & Trade legislation.
The first year and a half of Barry's "reign" showed that progressives by nature are incapable of staying within a budget or in running any type of an organization that's functional. Another four years of the most unqualified President we've had in generations will simply highlight his ineptitude.
Saved O-care, ending 30 years of Voodoo giveaway to the rich, ruin of the nonrich and the country-. 2014 will prove it so, then maybe the victorious Dems can bring back the Fairness Doctrine and end BS propaganda that's ruining the dupes and political discourse.
I hate to break the bad news to you, Franco but NOW is when the bad part of ObamaCare starts to rear it's ugly head. You think people don't like "O-care" now? Just wait until they find out how badly it's about to fuck up our health care system.
The voters wanted government to lower their health care costs...instead of that they got another massive government entitlement that will raise their costs while destroying the level of care we've always had here.
No flames, please. I am just wondering how you see this election from an historical perspective. Does it signal a fundamental change in the relationship between our government and people and if so, in what direction are we headed? Will we remain the world's economic superpower? Will our debt become an albatross around our necks? Will religion still play an important role in our national identity? Where do you see us in 50 years?
What's amusing to me is the notion by progressives that their agenda would make things better.
The truth is...the only reason that the economy has recovered as much as it has is that the GOP took back the House from the Democrats and put the kabosh on Obama's plan to implement Cap & Trade legislation.
The first year and a half of Barry's "reign" showed that progressives by nature are incapable of staying within a budget or in running any type of an organization that's functional. Another four years of the most unqualified President we've had in generations will simply highlight his ineptitude.
What's amusing to me is the notion by progressives that their agenda would make things better.
The truth is...the only reason that the economy has recovered as much as it has is that the GOP took back the House from the Democrats and put the kabosh on Obama's plan to implement Cap & Trade legislation.
The first year and a half of Barry's "reign" showed that progressives by nature are incapable of staying within a budget or in running any type of an organization that's functional. Another four years of the most unqualified President we've had in generations will simply highlight his ineptitude.
This is an example of the denial that I was talking about.
What's amusing to me is the notion by progressives that their agenda would make things better.
The truth is...the only reason that the economy has recovered as much as it has is that the GOP took back the House from the Democrats and put the kabosh on Obama's plan to implement Cap & Trade legislation.
The first year and a half of Barry's "reign" showed that progressives by nature are incapable of staying within a budget or in running any type of an organization that's functional. Another four years of the most unqualified President we've had in generations will simply highlight his ineptitude.
Welcome to fantasy island
The GOP House has been the worst in modern times
What's amusing to me is the notion by progressives that their agenda would make things better.
The truth is...the only reason that the economy has recovered as much as it has is that the GOP took back the House from the Democrats and put the kabosh on Obama's plan to implement Cap & Trade legislation.
The first year and a half of Barry's "reign" showed that progressives by nature are incapable of staying within a budget or in running any type of an organization that's functional. Another four years of the most unqualified President we've had in generations will simply highlight his ineptitude.
Welcome to fantasy island
The GOP House has been the worst in modern times
The GOP House simply did what they were sent to Washington by the voters to do...stop progressives from passing idiotic legislation like Cap & Trade and waste more money we don't have on another stimulus just as flawed as the first one.
The "fantasy" here is that Barack Obama ever HAD a plan to fix the economy. He got elected on a vague promise and then spent the next four years blaming everyone but himself for not living up to that vague promise. As amusing as that was he managed to convince enough Americans that Mitt Romney was the Boogey Man that they reelected someone who has repeatedly demonstrated that he has neither the aptitude nor the experience necessary to make the tough calls on governing this country.
We needed someone to fix things...instead we got the Paris Hilton of politics...someone who is famous but does nothing.
No flames, please. I am just wondering how you see this election from an historical perspective. Does it signal a fundamental change in the relationship between our government and people and if so, in what direction are we headed? Will we remain the world's economic superpower? Will our debt become an albatross around our necks? Will religion still play an important role in our national identity? Where do you see us in 50 years?
No flames, please. I am just wondering how you see this election from an historical perspective. Does it signal a fundamental change in the relationship between our government and people and if so, in what direction are we headed? Will we remain the world's economic superpower? Will our debt become an albatross around our necks? Will religion still play an important role in our national identity? Where do you see us in 50 years?
It reflects a pronouced dumbing-down of American voters and our start on the path to cradle-to-grave government entitlement.