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They can't. I have challenged right wingers on this board to name at least one GOP policy that has helped the majority of Americans in the last 40 years and they haven't been able to come up with a single one. Not one.All of them.You really dont learn, do you?NaziCons want to take us back to the Dark Ages - a minimum wage theocracy.
Like I've said many times and it's never been proven wrong...
...everything in the Conservative agenda that involves jobs, wages, taxes, etc., is designed to make the rich richer and the poor poorer.
Nothing they propose does otherwise.
Dems have run this country for 8 years. In that time rich people have gotten richer. Everyone else has stagnated. What about that do you not understand?
The conservative agenda means everyone does better. The liberal agenda means everyone is equally poor and miserable.
Nazi-Progs are a bigger threat to this country than ISIS.
List the conservative policies that would narrow the gap between rich and poor.
next.
See? Like I said, NO ONE has ever proven me wrong on this.
>>>>>>>>>>>>><<<<<<<<<<<Union's have outlasted their usefulness.
I think the thing is, people look at Walker who took on the thuggery of the unions in Wisconsin, and won and say, "Yeah, we need a guy who with balls."
I come from a union family, and even I see that the unions have lost their way. they see non-union workers as the enemy, not the big companies.
They defend teachers who shouldn't be teachers and guys who take three hour lunch breaks and demand double overtime.
Unions need to seriously reform themselves. what worked 100 years ago won't work today. Not when the employer can just pack up his factory and move to another state or another country.
For a second I thought JoeB was having a fleeting moment of lucidity.I think the thing is, people look at Walker who took on the thuggery of the unions in Wisconsin, and won and say, "Yeah, we need a guy who with balls."
I come from a union family, and even I see that the unions have lost their way. they see non-union workers as the enemy, not the big companies.
They defend teachers who shouldn't be teachers and guys who take three hour lunch breaks and demand double overtime.
Unions need to seriously reform themselves. what worked 100 years ago won't work today. Not when the employer can just pack up his factory and move to another state or another country.
Yea, because throwing mentally ill people out into the streets was such a good idea.Scott Walker has had one success after another despite everything Dems and unions through at him. He is Reaganesque in his ability to solicit whining from the left.
So your think the whining about Walker and Reagan is psychotic in nature?Yea, because throwing mentally ill people out into the streets was such a good idea.Scott Walker has had one success after another despite everything Dems and unions through at him. He is Reaganesque in his ability to solicit whining from the left.
Ronald Reagan s shameful legacy Violence the homeless mental illness - Salon.com
President Reagan never understood mental illness. Like Richard Nixon, he was a product of the Southern California culture that associated psychiatry with Communism. Two months after taking office, Reagan was shot by John Hinckley, a young man with untreated schizophrenia. Two years later, Reagan called Dr. Roger Peele, then director of St. Elizabeths Hospital, where Hinckley was being treated, and tried to arrange to meet with Hinckley, so that Reagan could forgive him. Peele tactfully told the president that this was not a good idea. Reagan was also exposed to the consequences of untreated mental illness through the two sons of Roy Miller, his personal tax advisor. Both sons developed schizophrenia; one committed suicide in 1981, and the other killed his mother in 1983. Despite such personal exposure, Reagan never exhibited any interest in the need for research or better treatment for serious mental illness.
But the one issue that took center stage in the 1980s, and directed public attention to deinstitutionalization, was the problem of mentally ill homeless persons.
During the 1980s, an additional 40,000 beds in state mental hospitals were shut down.
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That's Reagan's legacy and the Right wing feels it's a very, very good one.
That's crap. The demonization of unions has been so comprehensive that even people like you have fallen for it.
I don't think so. I think accepting their policies when those policies are obviously destructive is both psychotic and retarded.So your think the whining about Walker and Reagan is psychotic in nature?Yea, because throwing mentally ill people out into the streets was such a good idea.Scott Walker has had one success after another despite everything Dems and unions through at him. He is Reaganesque in his ability to solicit whining from the left.
Ronald Reagan s shameful legacy Violence the homeless mental illness - Salon.com
President Reagan never understood mental illness. Like Richard Nixon, he was a product of the Southern California culture that associated psychiatry with Communism. Two months after taking office, Reagan was shot by John Hinckley, a young man with untreated schizophrenia. Two years later, Reagan called Dr. Roger Peele, then director of St. Elizabeths Hospital, where Hinckley was being treated, and tried to arrange to meet with Hinckley, so that Reagan could forgive him. Peele tactfully told the president that this was not a good idea. Reagan was also exposed to the consequences of untreated mental illness through the two sons of Roy Miller, his personal tax advisor. Both sons developed schizophrenia; one committed suicide in 1981, and the other killed his mother in 1983. Despite such personal exposure, Reagan never exhibited any interest in the need for research or better treatment for serious mental illness.
But the one issue that took center stage in the 1980s, and directed public attention to deinstitutionalization, was the problem of mentally ill homeless persons.
During the 1980s, an additional 40,000 beds in state mental hospitals were shut down.
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That's Reagan's legacy and the Right wing feels it's a very, very good one.
Indeed, I spoke of success after success when I spoke of Walker and compared him to Reagan. Were you released from a psychiatric facility during the Reagan administration? You might want to talk to JoeB about that.I don't think so. I think accepting their policies when those policies are obviously destructive is both psychotic and retarded.So your think the whining about Walker and Reagan is psychotic in nature?Yea, because throwing mentally ill people out into the streets was such a good idea.Scott Walker has had one success after another despite everything Dems and unions through at him. He is Reaganesque in his ability to solicit whining from the left.
Ronald Reagan s shameful legacy Violence the homeless mental illness - Salon.com
President Reagan never understood mental illness. Like Richard Nixon, he was a product of the Southern California culture that associated psychiatry with Communism. Two months after taking office, Reagan was shot by John Hinckley, a young man with untreated schizophrenia. Two years later, Reagan called Dr. Roger Peele, then director of St. Elizabeths Hospital, where Hinckley was being treated, and tried to arrange to meet with Hinckley, so that Reagan could forgive him. Peele tactfully told the president that this was not a good idea. Reagan was also exposed to the consequences of untreated mental illness through the two sons of Roy Miller, his personal tax advisor. Both sons developed schizophrenia; one committed suicide in 1981, and the other killed his mother in 1983. Despite such personal exposure, Reagan never exhibited any interest in the need for research or better treatment for serious mental illness.
But the one issue that took center stage in the 1980s, and directed public attention to deinstitutionalization, was the problem of mentally ill homeless persons.
During the 1980s, an additional 40,000 beds in state mental hospitals were shut down.
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That's Reagan's legacy and the Right wing feels it's a very, very good one.
Glad I could clear that up.
Notice you don't say a thing about their policies?
I don't think that it is. His success argues otherwise, and to frank, Americans are looking for a plain speaking Politician. They're tired of the Clinton double-speak, and the Bushes alleged compassion, and they are definately tired of the liar Obama.....Sure but you cant deny that the manner in which he made this statement was a big misstep.I knew this was a left wing nutjob hit piece the moment the phrase "Undermining labor unions" was uttered. Walker of course, did no such thing. He did his job and stood up for ALL taxpayers in Wisconsin. The rest of it is just more of the same kind of poor writting found at the HuffPo.
NATIONAL HARBOR, Md. -- Wisconsin Gov. Scott Walker (R) on Thursday said his experience undermining labor unions in Wisconsin has prepared him to take on the threat of the Islamic State in the Middle East.
"If I can take on 100,000 protesters, I can do the same across the world," Walker told a packed crowd at the Conservative Political Action Committee, in response to a question about how he would fight the terrorist group, which has killed thousands in Iraq and Syria.
Walker was referring to protesters who led an unsuccessful recall effort against him in 2012, after he proposed a budget that stripped public sector unions of their collective bargaining rights. The protests lasted for months and catapulted Walker onto the national political stage.
Scott Walker Says He Can Take On ISIS Because He Took On Labor Unions
I would love to see union-buster Walker taking on ISIS - but not as president.
He should not have combined the two concepts - to do so is dumb.
Disagree all you wish. That statement is simply an opinion.Disagree. The one screwing the private sector workers are their employers. They want people to believe otherwise.
I dunno. Ask Obama why he did that.All of them.You really dont learn, do you?NaziCons want to take us back to the Dark Ages - a minimum wage theocracy.
Like I've said many times and it's never been proven wrong...
...everything in the Conservative agenda that involves jobs, wages, taxes, etc., is designed to make the rich richer and the poor poorer.
Nothing they propose does otherwise.
Dems have run this country for 8 years. In that time rich people have gotten richer. Everyone else has stagnated. What about that do you not understand?
The conservative agenda means everyone does better. The liberal agenda means everyone is equally poor and miserable.
Nazi-Progs are a bigger threat to this country than ISIS.
List the conservative policies that would narrow the gap between rich and poor.
next.
How does cutting Medicaid narrow the gap between rich and poor?
Wrong on what? That you hate Republicans because you drink Democrat piss? No one doubts it.All of them.You really dont learn, do you?NaziCons want to take us back to the Dark Ages - a minimum wage theocracy.
Like I've said many times and it's never been proven wrong...
...everything in the Conservative agenda that involves jobs, wages, taxes, etc., is designed to make the rich richer and the poor poorer.
Nothing they propose does otherwise.
Dems have run this country for 8 years. In that time rich people have gotten richer. Everyone else has stagnated. What about that do you not understand?
The conservative agenda means everyone does better. The liberal agenda means everyone is equally poor and miserable.
Nazi-Progs are a bigger threat to this country than ISIS.
List the conservative policies that would narrow the gap between rich and poor.
next.
See? Like I said, NO ONE has ever proven me wrong on this.
No you fire people who are incompetent at their jobs.Firing people is what the GOP is all about. Ask Mitt Romney. He enjoys firing his hard working people. It gives him pleasure. The quality of the average employers is going downhill quickly. It seems they have a disdain for even their best employees.
