Originally posted by jlm912
Originally posted by Annee
You know what they say about Opinions.
Haha touche. Agreed, though I must say, yours smells pretty bad.
Your emotions are showing.
Originally posted by jlm912
reply to post by Annee
Indeed, I am only human. I do enjoy a good debate, and I do take pride in my roots and the roots of our country. I don't mean to insult, so I apologize if you were offended, but yes, my previous statement was my emotion-fueled opinion.

Originally posted by Brandon88
reply to post by Annee
You act as if a larger population should change the rules on how we govern the country? If anything having more people should put emphasis on states' rights to make their own decisions since its tailored to their location and populous.
. The way I see it, we were meant to be a republic on the state level, where every contributing citizen had their voice
heard and represented in Congress, where we were to nationally have a democracy with majority rule where the voice of the majority was superior. The
country is and has been vastly changing into something completely different, whereas now the voice of a powerful handful is superior and the voice of
the majority is merely "taken into consideration" if acknowledged at all. Repulsive and infuriating for sure.
Civil rights include the ensuring of peoples' physical integrity and safety; protection from discrimination on grounds such as physical or mental disability, gender, religion, race, national origin, age, status as a member of the uniformed services, sexual orientation, or gender identity;[1][2][3] and individual rights such as privacy, the freedoms of thought and conscience, speech and expression, religion, the press, and movement.
Originally posted by jlm912
reply to post by Annee
Ah yes, and that's where I shall point to the 9th amendment:
Understood. Farewell and goodnight. Originally posted by PageAlaCearl
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Stimulus Package after Stimulus Package -- crazy unemployed anti-obama people -- things are great -- Obama 2012 lets shoot for the quadzillions!!!
President Obama denied culpability for the failure of solar firm Solyndra in a radio interview on Tuesday, instead pinning the blame on Congress and the Chinese.
The loans initiative used to finance Solyndra was “not our program,” he told American Public Media in response to question about Solyndra’s bankruptcy and subsequent controversy.
President Obama exaggerated when defending his administration’s approval of a $535 million loan guarantee to Solyndra, a now-defunct solar company.
Obama referred to Solyndra’s loan at an Oct. 6 press conference as “a loan guarantee program that predates me.” That’s not accurate. It’s true that the Energy Policy Act of 2005 created a loan guarantee program for clean-energy companies developing “innovative technologies.” But Solyndra’s loan guarantee came under another program created by the president’s 2009 stimulus for companies developing “commercially available technologies.”
The Republican-controlled House has been investigating whether the administration ignored red flags about Solyndra’s financial condition when it offered a $535 million loan guarantee to the start-up company. The California company announced in August it would file for bankruptcy protection — about two and a half years after receiving the loan guarantee from the Department of Energy.
The loan guarantee program that provided financing for Solyndra, however, does not predate Obama.