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Originally posted by simone50m
Bankster bailout. Leech.
GM. Leech.
MiddleEast meddling ("wars"). Leech
President's upcoming billions (campaign money) to keep his job. Leech.
Republicans. Leech.
Giant sports stadium instead of local infrastructure. Leech.
Aid to other countries. Leech.
Contributions to UN. Leech.
(Suckle suckle suckle suck....)edit on 19-7-2011 by simone50m because: adtext.
Originally posted by Alxandro
Ok, forget about the post then,
but what about the title?
Originally posted by cloaked4u
Originally posted by cloaked4u
I think we should give more money to other countries. We already gave out some 70 billion dollars for bases in other countries per year, so why not more Money. MOE- MONEY. The taxpayer needs more protection. MAKE more bases and tax more and spend more on bases. WE NEED THIS. This is good for YOU. Now that your gov't is protecting you better, I think it is time to go outside and take a deep breath of that clean air and put a huge smile on your face every time you go outside. NOW THATS , appreciation for your gov't.
YES, cut, cut,cut, and cut them off. Cut states fraud, cut those dirty welfare frauds and SS frauds, cut the medicare frauds, cut environmental fraud programs, cut fraudulent wages, cut waste down, cut housing fraud, cut,cut,cut and more cut. BUT, make sure we send out billions and billions of dollars to help those in other countries we have bases in. Those poor people, they need our help and we get a base too. YOU taxpayers straighten up and help out here. YOUR gov't needs your money, now get on the ball here. NOW, go outside and take a deep huge breath of air and put a huge smile on your face and like it.
Originally posted by Mr Objectivity
Originally posted by Alxandro
It appears Obama is not bluffing when he says he cannot guarantee Social Security checks and military checks will go out on August 3.
Of course he's not bluffing, he's got a birthday bash to pay for!
What a surprise.
We all know how much Obama loathes the military, except for a brief period when they captured Osama and ended up getting a small bump in the popularity polls as a result.
But of course both his mini poll bump and appreciation for the military were short lived, so now that he no longer has any use for them, it's time to throw them under the bus and cut off their checks.
As for seniors, he hates them too, and cutting off their checks only confirms that he truly embraces the Death Panel concept that his followers scoffed at just a few short years ago.
But wait, here's thought.
If Obama is truly worried about the lack of money in the coffers,
why not cut off the welfare checks too?
Makes sense to me.
Why just pick on the majority of the folks that truly deserve to receive their checks?
Maybe he is afraid of potential nation-wide, flash mob robberies occuring all over America.
NAH!
He wouldn't even dare of cutting off welfare checks because, ahem, he dare not upset his last remaining base of loyal faithfuls.
It's all about the vote, baby!
What do y'all think?
I think your entire post reeks of racism and opinionated bias.
Originally posted by Ladysophiaofsandoz
I asked my American Government professor "at what point do we become a banana republic?" He told me "as soon as we start growing bananas." We are going to be Brazil soon where you either live in a walled exclusive community or in a shack. The French had a similar problem. They solved it with the guillotine.
More than 12,600 welfare recipients and their children will lose monthly checks averaging $511 effective Oct. 1. The Senate passed a House bill today that imposes a strict 48-month time limit on benefits There is no grandfather clause in the measure, approved 24-12, which tightens the original 2006 benefits cap that allowed for benefit extensions if the recipient was in job training or unable to work. That means most recipients who are or will be past 48 months on Oct. 1 will be cut off. Gov. Rick Snyder supports the bill that would save some $77 million. Recipients could no longer apply to the Department of Human Services for an extension beyond the 48 months. Nor could DHS make allowances for those it determines should be exempt from work requirements. The Senate did add language that allows benefit extensions for those caring for a disabled spouse or child. Rep. Ken Horn, R-Frankenmuth, the bill sponsor, said welfare should be a safety net and not a "lifestyle."