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More from DemoRepo weasels in Congress.

http://news.yahoo.com/s/ap/20080930/ap_on_go_co/me
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WASHINGTON - Two-thirds of Congress' most vulnerable members — Republicans and Democrats alike — chose to protect their seats on Election Day rather than follow their party leaders and vote for an unpopular economic bailout plan.

Translation: if they weren't up for re-election, they would have voted for the Bail Out. Makes you wonder what else they do to get re-elected...

Election Day is Sucker Day because that's what the DemoRepos think the American voters are----suckers for a snappy campaign slogan like "Change you can believe in" and "Country first".

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Congress opted to go on vacation rather than vote on an energy bill. Yet, they WERE able to work through the weekend for this Bailout.

Conclusion: energy prices that affect you and me aren’t a priority to the DemoRepo weasels on the Hill. Oh, they’ll tell you they want lower prices, alternative sources and everything else. And they’ll make campaign promises that "if you vote for me, I will support lower gas prices, fund alternative fuel source research and development, etc. etc. etc." But don’t believe them because they really don’t care. If they did, they would have postponed summer vacation a day or two to hammer out an energy bill.

However, bailing out Fannie Mae, Freddie Mac, Bank of America, AIG, Merril Lynch and all the other big political contributors is more important---I guess the DemoRepos figure if they don’t bail them out, they won’t be able to make huge contributions to their campaigns.

By the way, if no one thinks the Bail Out is a good idea, then why did Congress go along with it? Oh yeah, that's right....the DemoRepos have to help their bank buddies out at taxpayer expense.

So there you have it, America. The Congress you voted for in 2006 has turned around and kicked you in the rear-end.

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The basic problem is that the economy is unstable, in part, because banks made poor investments ( ie: people who couldn’t afford to buy/maintain a $600,000 home on a $50,000/year salary), so the banks are failing, which is causing investors to stop investing into the Stock Market, which is causing the Market to trend downward, which effects the economy negatively. To stimulate the economy, we need investors to start investing again.

So, here’s my solution: Instead of giving that $700 billion to financial institutions—give it back to the individual taxpayers, so they will have the money to stimulate the economy by investing, have money to pay off their mortgages and loans, have money to spend on food, clothing, etc.

Think about it: there are about 140 million taxpayers in the US. If that $700 billion is given back to the 140 million taxpayers, our personal financial and our national economic woes will be over.

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Did anyone see it a couple of days ago? The police thought a murder suspect was holed up in a house in Woodbridge, VA. So they surrounded the house and put two nearby schools on lock-down. Then the parents of the locked-down students were upset because their children were locked down during this police situation.

Help me understand this. There's a murder suspect in a house. The police have the house surrounded. And the parents are upset because their children are kept in the school away from any potential danger. Would they have been happier if school was let out so their children could walk into the middle of the police situation?

Sheesh! 

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So fellow bloggers, what would happen to you if you failed to declare $75,000 of income to the IRS and, therefore, failed to pay income tax on it?

If you're Average Joe or Jane American, the IRS will threaten to throw you in jail unless you pay up ASAP. 

If you are the Chairman of the House Ways and Means Committee, nothing happens to you.....at all.

http://www.nytimes.com/2008/09/11/nyregion/11rangel
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So the next time any politician, Democrat or Republican, tells you "I know exactly how you feel. But my opponent doesn't" Don't believe them. The double standard between the Politicians and the Regular Folk exists. They live in a world of privileges and perks many of us can only imagine and they want to keep it that way.

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This is what I’ve noticed here and elsewhere on the Internet: We don’t like too many people.

We don’t like "rich" people because they have money.

We don’t like poor people because they are uneducated and/or lazy and because they are poor.

We don’t like YUPPIES or BUPPIES because they have forgotten their roots and try to act like "rich" people.

We don’t like country bumpkins/hicks or whatever you call them because they don’t live in cities and are backwards, stupid and naive.

We don’t like inner city dwellers because they live in slums and are lazy, stupid and too street smart.

We don’t like suburban dwellers because they’re either country bumpkins or inner city dwellers and they decrease the property values with their country or inner city habits.

We don’t like religious people because they aren’t smart enough to know there is no God.

We don’t like atheists because they aren’t smart enough to know there is a God.

We don’t like Liberals because they are liberal.

We don’t like Conservatives because they are conservative.

We don’t like Independents because they aren’t liberal enough to be Liberal and aren’t conservative enough to be Conservative.

We don’t like teenagers because they are silly and immature.

We don’t like senior citizens because they are senile and too old.

We don’t like 18-22 year olds in college because they're only in school because they are too lazy to get a job.

We don’t like 18-22 year olds who work because they are too stupid to get into college.

We don’t like people who do manual labor because they aren’t educated enough to work in offices.

We don’t like people who work in offices because they aren’t physically able to do manual labor.

We don’t like lawyers or doctors or scientists because they are crooks.

We don’t like police or politicians or business owners because they are crooks.

We don’t like stay at home moms because they are lazy and unmotivated.

We don’t like working moms because they don’t stay at home.

We don’t like working dads because they’re always at work and never at home.

We don’t like stay at home dads because the only reason why they are at home is because they can’t find work.

We don’t like people who drive big cars because they are wasteful.

We don’t like people who take public transportation because they are rude.

We claim to value education over sports, but more people can tell you who won the Super Bowl than can tell you who won the Nobel Prize for Chemistry.

So whom DO we like? What DO we value?

By the way, this is just a partial list.

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This is why I can't figure out why Obama would pick a nitwit like Joe Biden, for his running mate:

http://elections.foxnews.com/2008/09/10/biden-hilla
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"The Delaware senator was responding to an audience member at a town hall meeting in Nashua, N.H., who criticized Clinton and said it’s a good thing Obama chose Biden over her.

“Make no mistake about this, Hillary Clinton is as qualified or more qualified than I am to be vice president of the United States of America. Lets get that straight,” Biden said in Clinton’s defense.

She’s easily qualified to be vice president … and quite frankly, might have been a better pick than me. But she’s first rate. I mean that sincerely. She is first rate. So let’s get that straight,” he said."

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So, Biden is saying that Obama picked second-best

Like the title of my blog says "Way to go, Joe!" Ya did a nice job of inspiring confidence in your ticket by saying Obama could have picked someone better than you. Wow---it really makes me want to run out and buy an Obama-Biden bumper sticker and slap it on my car! It really makes me want to vote for a guy who didn't make the best pick, but the second best pick. You certainly have given new meaning to the idea that the VP is the #2 guy!

Good going, Joe. I bet once your running mate hears this gaffe he wishes he did choose the best---Hillary---rather than you. I bet the McCain campaign will have a field day with this. Great way to torpedo your own ticket!

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Senator Biden's son, Beau, will be deployed to Iraq in October 2008. Beau Biden is the Attorney General for the state of Delaware and is a JAG captain in the Delaware National Guard.

The timing of his deployment it makes me wonder.... Mr. Biden is being deployed to Iraq during an election year, when the violence has more or less stabilized. Whether Senator Biden was picked for the VP spot is irrelevant, because he was also running for his seventh Senate term this year.

I realize that the military decides who and when and where a soldier is deployed. For example, in 2004 the Army deployed Anthony Brown who was serving as a Delegate in the Maryland General Assembly. 2004 was a very unstable time in Iraq. Yet the military choose to deploy Mr. Brown, an elected official (like Mr. Biden), a lawyer (like Mr. Biden) and a father of young children (like Mr. Biden.)  Mr. Brown  is currently serving as the Lt. Governor of Maryland. However, unlike Mr. Biden, Mr. Brown's father isn't a United States Senator.

Is this a case of Daddy pulling strings? Or is this a  total coincidence?

What do you think?

By the way, there have been cases in history where influential fathers have kept their sons out of the war zone (George W. Bush's service during Viet Nam) and where influential fathers have put their sons in the war zone (Rudyard Kipling and his son Jack)

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To the murderer(s) of the 8 month old baby in Suitland last night:

I hope they catch you. And I hope throw you into the PG County Jail because if they murder cop-killers there, you can bet a baby murderer won't be treated any better.

 

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About 10 years ago during the Clinton sex scandal, Repos were saying that if Clinton lied about having sex---oops, "oral" sex--- then he can lie about anything. To which the Demos responded that it was a private matter and doesn’t affect his decision-making ability as president.

Now we have another scandal of sorts. This time it’s Governor Sarah Palin’s pregnant teen daughter. The Demos are saying that Palin can’t run properly run her household, so what makes anyone think she can run the country (even though, she’s the Vice Presidential nominee, not the Presidential one.) And the Repos are countering with the "private matter" excuse.

So what’s good for the goose is good for the gander provided it’s someone else’s goose and gander?

Ladies and Gentlemen, the 2008 Election is definitely a historic one because we are witnessing the death-throes of the DemoRepo Parties and their stranglehold on American life and politics.

If Americans cannot see the corruption and graft of the DemoRepo Parties now, then we are TRULY in trouble.

Take back the Country from DemoRepo corruption: vote Independent!

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Demo ticket: Obama and Biden

Repo ticket: McCain and Palin

ROTFLMAO!

Both tickets have two Washington insiders.

Both tickets have inexperienced political newbies.

Both tickets are blatantly pandering to minorities and women.

And both tickets want us to actually take them seriously.

The Demo and Repo Parties have effectively committed suicide this election.

The DemoRepos are dead! Long live the Independents!

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So last night on the news, I saw the story about a YMCA teacher grabbing an unruly 2 year old, sitting him into a chair and slapping him. The case was brought to the Grand Jury and basically dismissed due to lack of evidence. The State Attorney General said if there's more evidence of abuse, they will re open the case.

Ummmm...there was videotape of the incident! What more "evidence" do they want, a bruised covered child beaten to unconsciousness hooked up to machines in a hospital?

 

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At the start of the primaries, Senator Biden was starkly criticized and labelled a "bigot" and/or "racist" when he called Senator Obama " "the first mainstream African-American who is articulate and bright and clean and a nice-looking guy."

I recall the furor that comment set off in the blogs and elsewhere. Biden was (rightfully, in my opinion) weeded out of Presidential consideration----our country is devisive enough and we don't need a candidate like that. 

It's one and a half years later, Biden is now VP material.

Now that's "change"; however, it's not the kind of change I think this country needs nor is Senator Biden a politician we should "believe in". His bigotry isn't something to be ignored, especially if he's in the Number 2 spot.

The Democratic base will no doubt support this ticket wholeheartedly, but independents, like me, will see it as DC political "business as usual."  

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What do you all think about the FDA's plan to irradiate lettuce and spinach in the hopes of killing bacteria?

Anyone concerned about potential health problems with this?

Anyone happy they plant their own veggies?

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PG County is a great place! I mean, where else can you murder 8 people while you participate in an illegal street race and still be granted bond? Gosh, they have a terrific criminal justice system.  I'm sure all the criminals just love it there!

http://www.wtop.com/?nid=25&sid=1348814

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