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Who are you telling to get a job? Who are you accusing of blaming the Republicans for all their problems? Clever way to make personal attack without violating the TOS!
I am not trying to be 'clever' at all. And I am not talking to anyone in specific. I am generalizing to people whom feel it is ok to blame the republicans for everything and whom feel it is ok to take from the 'rich' and 'spread the wealth.' No personal attack here.....can you say the same???
What a bunch of lazy, crybaby, do-nothing, time-wasting, load of blood suckers. Keep your fat azz in D.C. until the job is complete. They earn six figures, but complain if they have to stay and work.
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Originally Posted by jojajn
Good for Harry Reid! That is the kick-ass action we need in Washington!
Why should the GOP work to pass another $1T pork bill for Harry Reid, and even worse, why the hell are you thanking him for trying to put the nation another $1T in debt?
If that is the case, then it should be the motivation of the GOP to want to stay there and make sure the funds are handled correctly instead of wanting to take off for an extended vacation on the tax payers money!
They should stay to make sure the funds are spent correctly? News flash, if they go home, its not spent at all..
p.s. they arent taking an extended vacation on the taxpayers money, they are paid a salary..
Demint and Kyl were trying to stall legislation that they knew not only had enough votes to pass, but had enough votes that any filibuster attempt would fail. So Reid simply said the more stall attempts you make, the longer you will be here.
They dont need to stall legislation, they can simply go home. Why would they want to pass a stupid pork bill ?
You celebrate even more debt and wasteful spending, while blaming the GOP for not wanting to spend to increase the debt, while you pretend to care about the debt
Polls on whether or not it should be repealed is split. The exit polls (which consisted of the stronger GOP turnout that led to the GOP gains) was 46-47% on repeal.
I can understand the labeling of the Dream Act as controversial, but the Start Treaty certainly isn't controversial.
"The law’s never been popular, with support peaking at just 48 percent in November 2009. Today it’s slipped to 43 percent, numerically its lowest in ABC/Post polling. (It was about the same, 44 percent, a year ago.) Fifty-two percent are opposed, and that 9-point gap in favor of opposition is its largest on record since the latest debate over health care reform began in earnest in summer 2009.
More also continue to “strongly†oppose the law than to strongly support it, 37 percent to 22 percent."
Mr. Alexander said he planned to support the treaty but said that the Democrats were wrong to insist on a vote in a last-minute fashion before the Senate adjourns. “This is not the way to do it,†he said. “This is not the way to get 67 votes. And it’s a reckless way to consider the treaty.â€
Therefore the Republicans just want to vacation on our tax $$$?
Nope as I said the American people have voted this group of merry morons out, they should pass a budget, pass the tax bill and go home. They should not try to cram their agenda down our throats since they have been so soundly rebuked.
The GOP doesn't want to follow the system of government our forefathers set up. Therefore, they try to sabotage the progress of our government. They are anti-American!
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