The new party of no?

SCUDSBROTHER · #1 12-01-2010, 01:47 AM

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Originally Posted by Cannon Shell

http://www.politicsdaily.com/2010/11...Clink2%7C28576

Au contraire mon turkish ami.

They got together, and said "hi." There's no agreement. Only agreement is to get together, and see how much they can bend this guy over the sink. You think the GOP will agree to have any of the tax cut not be extended for the wealthy? I don't. So, why are they talkin'?

Riot · #2 12-01-2010, 02:00 AM

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Originally Posted by SCUDSBROTHER

They got together, and said "hi." There's no agreement. Only agreement is to get together, and see how much they can bend this guy over the sink. You think the GOP will agree to have any of the tax cut not be extended for the wealthy? I don't. So, why are they talkin'?

Did you see the photo with Obama having his hand on Cantor's shoulder, and McConnell is glaring so hard his eyes are about to pop out of his face? Man, that guy hates Obama.

Naw, there will be no compromise from the GOP. They are not changing their stripes to do something different now. They were all over the news this morning saying they will not compromise a lick.

I did get some small joy from telephoning McConnell's office this afternoon (he's my senator) and leaving the message with the staff that I consider his actions over the past two years terribly obstructive for the country, and today's historic blockage of extending federal unemployment extensions in the face of 9.6% joblessness was the last straw. Told the staff he obviously doesn't care about the thousands of people here in KY that will be foodless and starving within the next week. And he is responsible for deepening the recession and hurting our economy by taking that spending money away. Asshats. I love democracy!

But on a serious note, this is a disaster in KY, we have thousands of unemployed, people will literally be starving. I'll do the good deed and drop off a couple bags of grocery contributions at the food bank tomorrow - their contributions have been skeletal, as the recession is so bad, but the need has never been greater. They are now about to be overwhelmed. These are real people that will suffer. Letting our own starve in America. What have we come to?

Cannon Shell · #3 12-01-2010, 11:48 AM

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Originally Posted by Riot

Did you see the photo with Obama having his hand on Cantor's shoulder, and McConnell is glaring so hard his eyes are about to pop out of his face? Man, that guy hates Obama.

Naw, there will be no compromise from the GOP. They are not changing their stripes to do something different now. They were all over the news this morning saying they will not compromise a lick.

I did get some small joy from telephoning McConnell's office this afternoon (he's my senator) and leaving the message with the staff that I consider his actions over the past two years terribly obstructive for the country, and today's historic blockage of extending federal unemployment extensions in the face of 9.6% joblessness was the last straw. Told the staff he obviously doesn't care about the thousands of people here in KY that will be foodless and starving within the next week. And he is responsible for deepening the recession and hurting our economy by taking that spending money away. Asshats. I love democracy!

But on a serious note, this is a disaster in KY, we have thousands of unemployed, people will literally be starving. I'll do the good deed and drop off a couple bags of grocery contributions at the food bank tomorrow - their contributions have been skeletal, as the recession is so bad, but the need has never been greater. They are now about to be overwhelmed. These are real people that will suffer. Letting our own starve in America. What have we come to?

I'm sure his staff was impressed.

http://www.kentucky.com/classified-a...ory/Employment

The recession is SO bad but Obama has done wonderful things..

SCUDSBROTHER · #4 12-01-2010, 03:24 PM

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Originally Posted by Riot

But on a serious note, this is a disaster in KY, we have thousands of unemployed, people will literally be starving. I'll do the good deed and drop off a couple bags of grocery contributions at the food bank tomorrow - their contributions have been skeletal, as the recession is so bad, but the need has never been greater. They are now about to be overwhelmed. These are real people that will suffer. Letting our own starve in America. What have we come to?

It needs to be visible. They voted for change. Let them see what their change did.

Cannon Shell · #5 12-01-2010, 05:54 PM

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Originally Posted by SCUDSBROTHER

It needs to be visible. They voted for change. Let them see what their change did.

You cant imagine how bad it is here! I drove over at least 12 dead bodies coming home from the barn today. Kroger is under siege from lynch mobs of hungry unemployed people. People are spontaneously combusting. Dogs and Cats are living together...

Riot · #6 12-01-2010, 06:40 PM

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Originally Posted by Cannon Shell

You cant imagine how bad it is here! I drove over at least 12 dead bodies coming home from the barn today. Kroger is under siege from lynch mobs of hungry unemployed people. People are spontaneously combusting. Dogs and Cats are living together...

"If it doesn't affect me, I don't give a shiat. I've got mine" - Typical Republican