Dumbocrats Grab Bucket and Help Bush Bail

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Steve Hoffert
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Dumbocrats Grab Bucket and Help Bush Bail

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After writing and calling my senators and congressman, I am taken aback by the response I received from Sherrod Brown. As the Democrats aid the criminal Bush administration in their plan to transfer even more money into the hands of the elite few at least a few true conservatives are holding out. Why is it that the Democrats act as populists and fall lock step in behind the leftist Trotskyesq administration on every issue that matters to the people. They have the ability to stop funding for the war in Iraq yet fail to do so. They voted to give amnesty to telecommunications companies in the FISA bill even though it is direct conflict with the constitution. They continue to support unfair trade practices and are perpetuating the excess spending of the current administration.

They are hypocrites and traitors of the same degree as neo-conservatives and aren't worthy of a vote.

Change? It's time to vote for a third party.
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Post by Phil Florian »

I say we vote the bums out of office! :-) The Republican'ts (two can play the name game!) should run the senate and house while a Democrat sits in the White House. The Two Party split with White House and Congress is usually a good deal for all of us. The tension created in that situation usually curtails spending and such.

I think the 90's were a prime example of this until the Redumblicans (fun with names :-) ) let the power go to their head and they tried to take down a sitting president for less-than-criminal reasons. Had they simply worked in the way they were for the early part of the Republicannot Revolution our country might be better off. Demolishcrats lack the cohesion of the Right to do good deeds as a whole. They are better solo, as in the President.

Crossing my fingers we have an Obama White House and a Righty Congress.
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most of the economic growth of the last 28 years was enabled by drilling holes in the boat. Wall Street was very innovative in getting into this mess and lobbying for policies that enabled the rest of america to get into it. but they are not innovative enough to get out of it on their own. there is a shortage of innovation. it is important to use the word innovation. In the meantime the feds have to bail out Wall Street. It is supposed to cost 700 billion dollars worth of something within a few years.

what are the opportunity costs? they could have used that funding to invade the Republic of Iran.

Republicans had to work for the impeachment of Bill Clinton because they are not funny enough to make fun of him for getting a hummer. and it gives their lawyers work. there is a surplus of lawyers, and they all need work. Simultaneously, many Republicans began driving Hummers and Humvees. and oversized pickup trucks. It would be good for Toby Keith to promote whatever compact and subcompact sedans American automobile companies are making.
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I just sent this off to both of our senators -

I want to know if you voted for this budget that was just passed and if you did, why?

I am flabbergasted. 634 billion dollars. 488 billion of that goes to the military. This will continue to fund this illegal and unjust war.

In addition that leaves only 146 billion for every thing else. How dare you or any other politician do this to us.

I'm disgusted and hurt.

The people of Ohio mean that little to you. What is wrong with you?

Please, I want to know.
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That isn't the bailout Stephen - it's the budget.

Dennis is against the baiilout.

Sherrod and even George V are against.

I went right to the horses mouths on this.

Stay focussed (hard I know - but do it anyway).
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Never mind. I'm the one that's unfocussed.

I can't see for all the dollar signs.
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sharon kinsella wrote:That isn't the bailout Stephen - it's the budget.

Dennis is against the baiilout.

Sherrod and even George V are against.

I went right to the horses mouths on this.

Stay focussed (hard I know - but do it anyway).
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Stephen Eisel wrote:Dennis? what the heck are you smoking tonight? can you share?



Stephen

Why wouldn't Sharon turn to Dennis?

A congressman who has been consistently correct since being elected. Had the country listened to him, we certainly wouldn't need the bailout, nor would we have the problem with foreclosed homes.

But it is so much easier to try to marginalize him.

I really do not understand.

When I see people "positive" people wearing Dump Dennios shirts I jusy recall, they they are the same people that think "GWB is one of the best presidents in my life." "That the war in Iraq was important because they attacked us on 911." That companies like Halliburton do not matter because the VP's stock portfolio is in a blind trust." "Americans should invest and the government should close Social Security" "The economy is fundamentally strong." and "I think the dollar is coming back."

Do I believe them! or The Congressman that recently brought 160 jobs to Lakewood? I think that would be the tenth largest employer now.

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The Press and the Academics and political leaders need to do more to rub Wall Streets face in it. Wall Street must admit to its own ideological lies and wrongness. This is a good opportunity for Traditionalists to defeat the wall street globalists. The Wall Street globalists and white house globalists are the ones asking for a 700 billion dollar bailout.
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Re: Dumbocrats Grab Bucket and Help Bush Bail

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Steve Hoffert wrote:After writing and calling my senators and congressman, I am taken aback by the response I received from Sherrod Brown. As the Democrats aid the criminal Bush administration in their plan to transfer even more money into the hands of the elite few at least a few true conservatives are holding out. Why is it that the Democrats act as populists and fall lock step in behind the leftist Trotskyesq administration on every issue that matters to the people. They have the ability to stop funding for the war in Iraq yet fail to do so. They voted to give amnesty to telecommunications companies in the FISA bill even though it is direct conflict with the constitution. They continue to support unfair trade practices and are perpetuating the excess spending of the current administration.

They are hypocrites and traitors of the same degree as neo-conservatives and aren't worthy of a vote.

Change? It's time to vote for a third party.


Even though I am against the bailout for all the same reasons as everyone else, it is not that cut or dry for the Democrats voting. The Republican run government absolutely got us into this mess with the legislation that allowed it all to happen. Greed greed greed will destroy this country. However, if the Democrats don't vote for some type of bailout now (and god forbid not the original offer of dumbass Bush and he blank freaking check) then many people we know will lose retirement funds and can't even live tomorrow on nothing. I think their hands are tied in trying to stop more damage in this economy that the current administration has plunged into the sewer.

Are some hypocrits? Probably. But for sure the lesser of the hypocrits. Hey let's try another several years under Republican rule and see what happens! How's that working for you?
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Post by Jim DeVito »

Jim O'Bryan wrote:But it is so much easier to try to marginalize him.

I really do not understand.


It does not make sence. They way people try to marginalize him.

Click Here Please (youtube)

Listen close and you will note that he is giving 5 min to address the floor. Then after just a min and a half the gavel comes down.
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Post by Stephen Eisel »

Jim O'Bryan wrote:
Stephen Eisel wrote:Dennis? what the heck are you smoking tonight? can you share?



Stephen

Why wouldn't Sharon turn to Dennis?

A congressman who has been consistently correct since being elected. Had the country listened to him, we certainly wouldn't need the bailout, nor would we have the problem with foreclosed homes.

But it is so much easier to try to marginalize him.

I really do not understand.

When I see people "positive" people wearing Dump Dennios shirts I jusy recall, they they are the same people that think "GWB is one of the best presidents in my life." "That the war in Iraq was important because they attacked us on 911." That companies like Halliburton do not matter because the VP's stock portfolio is in a blind trust." "Americans should invest and the government should close Social Security" "The economy is fundamentally strong." and "I think the dollar is coming back."

Do I believe them! or The Congressman that recently brought 160 jobs to Lakewood? I think that would be the tenth largest employer now.

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Did she even click on the link in my post????
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Post by Stephen Eisel »

The Republican run government absolutely got us into this mess with the legislation that allowed it all to happen. Greed greed greed will destroy this country.
Put the Kool-Aid down :D It was Andrew Cuomo who started this mess...

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Stephen Eisel wrote:Did she even click on the link in my post????


Stephen


I have really not watch Sharon that closely since she stopped dancing on the tables of Lancer's.


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