Progressives favorite word (racism, terrorists, support, vote)

[chielgirl]

Originally Posted by LibertyandJusticeforAll

Mechanism this...... Mechanism that.
Every other speech from a liberal progressive socialist is mechanism.
Obama loves to use it.

Seems they dont like to just say the words regulation and government program they have replaced it with the word mechanism.

Must be new speak

We do have a mechanism in this country and its called voting and its not a government program and doesnt require regulation.

We plan on using it.

That's certainly not my favorite work.
Wanna guess what my favorite word as a progressive is?

[LibertyandJusticeforAll]

Originally Posted by chielgirl

That's certainly not my favorite work.
Wanna guess what my favorite word as a progressive is?

I guess " tax"

[dmandvadva]

I thought it was the same as their favorite pastime, tea bagging.

[Quick Enough]

I thouht it was the phrase "it's Bush's fault".

[ovcatto]

This progressive's favorite word is actually a series of favorite words (slightly redacted for C-D): "Maryland Farming Republicans."

[pbrauer]

Originally Posted by BigHouse9

There is nothing progressive about the self-labeled progressives.

There is nothing conservative about the self-labeled conservatives.

[roysoldboy]

Originally Posted by ovcatto

Googled "need for financial regulation" and got 34,500,000 responses.

Then lets make this bill being voted on tonight a bi-partisan and see if we can't get some regulation without more government control.

[AnUnidentifiedMale]

Originally Posted by LibertyandJusticeforAll

Mechanism this...... Mechanism that.
Every other speech from a liberal progressive socialist is mechanism.
Obama loves to use it.

Seems they dont like to just say the words regulation and government program they have replaced it with the word mechanism.

Must be new speak.

Oh yeah. It's an outrage, isn't it?

[pbrauer]

Originally Posted by roysoldboy

Then lets make this bill being voted on tonight a bi-partisan and see if we can't get some regulation without more government control.

How do you make a bill bi-partisan when the party of 'no' prevents it from coming to the floor to be discussed?

[BigHouse9]

Originally Posted by twista6002

Not really. Through all this nonsense, Republicans are still less favorable

Party Affiliation Gap in U.S. Narrowest Since 2005



I'll give you rep points if you can tell me who performed the original version of the song "Dancing in the streets" and what 80s rock band covered it.

In the 80's, I recall Mick Jagger and David Bowie as well as Van Halen covering it. My guess was Martha and the Vandellas for the original artist and I just looked it up and was correct. Worthless knowledge!!