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Mar 26, 2020 16:40:16   #
Voice of Reason Loc: Earth
 
Last Friday, 3/20/20, the US senate passed the massive bailout bill that will save us all. The house could and should have v**ed to pass it later that day and send it to President Trump to sign. But no, during the worst crisis to hit this country in living memory, Nancy Pelosi decided that the house should not stay late and v**e on Friday evening, or lose their precious weekend, so she delayed until Monday.

On Monday, during the worst crisis to hit this country in living memory plus three days, Nancy then decided to amend the bill and send it back to the senate. Her amendments had nothing to do with the purpose of the bill and were just a Christmas-type wish list of socialist policies designed to boost Dem v**er rolls. This caused a further delay of three days while negotiations between the house and senate continued.

Finally, during the worst crisis to hit this country in living memory plus three more days, another agreement was reached and passed by the senate and sent to the house. Now, during the worst crisis to hit this country in living memory plus six days, Nancy has decided to postpone the house v**e until tomorrow, Friday, marking a full week of wasted time. During the first six days of those seven, another 40,000 Americans contracted the v***s.

If President Trump had caused the delays caused by Speaker Pelosi, the media would claim he is responsible for those 40,000 Americans becoming ill and murdering those who die.

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Mar 26, 2020 16:51:00   #
roy
 
Voice of Reason wrote:
Last Friday, 3/20/20, the US senate passed the massive bailout bill that will save us all. The house could and should have v**ed to pass it later that day and send it to President Trump to sign. But no, during the worst crisis to hit this country in living memory, Nancy Pelosi decided that the house should not stay late and v**e on Friday evening, or lose their precious weekend, so she delayed until Monday.

On Monday, during the worst crisis to hit this country in living memory plus three days, Nancy then decided to amend the bill and send it back to the senate. Her amendments had nothing to do with the purpose of the bill and were just a Christmas-type wish list of socialist policies designed to boost Dem v**er rolls. This caused a further delay of three days while negotiations between the house and senate continued.

Finally, during the worst crisis to hit this country in living memory plus three more days, another agreement was reached and passed by the senate and sent to the house. Now, during the worst crisis to hit this country in living memory plus six days, Nancy has decided to postpone the house v**e until tomorrow, Friday, marking a full week of wasted time. During the first six days of those seven, another 40,000 Americans contracted the v***s.

If President Trump had caused the delays caused by Speaker Pelosi, the media would claim he is responsible for those 40,000 Americans becoming ill and murdering those who die.
Last Friday, 3/20/20, the US senate passed the mas... (show quote)


If you think that then arrest her ,put her in jail,what ever you want .I can remember back during back during the last great recession,when so many people were out of work on unemployment,and their state unemployment was running out,and the republicans fought tooth and nail about using federal dollars to extend unemployment. Now in an e******n year they don't mind giving away the store to buy an e******n

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Mar 26, 2020 17:02:25   #
Lonewolf
 
Voice of Reason wrote:
Last Friday, 3/20/20, the US senate passed the massive bailout bill that will save us all. The house could and should have v**ed to pass it later that day and send it to President Trump to sign. But no, during the worst crisis to hit this country in living memory, Nancy Pelosi decided that the house should not stay late and v**e on Friday evening, or lose their precious weekend, so she delayed until Monday.

On Monday, during the worst crisis to hit this country in living memory plus three days, Nancy then decided to amend the bill and send it back to the senate. Her amendments had nothing to do with the purpose of the bill and were just a Christmas-type wish list of socialist policies designed to boost Dem v**er rolls. This caused a further delay of three days while negotiations between the house and senate continued.

Finally, during the worst crisis to hit this country in living memory plus three more days, another agreement was reached and passed by the senate and sent to the house. Now, during the worst crisis to hit this country in living memory plus six days, Nancy has decided to postpone the house v**e until tomorrow, Friday, marking a full week of wasted time. During the first six days of those seven, another 40,000 Americans contracted the v***s.

If President Trump had caused the delays caused by Speaker Pelosi, the media would claim he is responsible for those 40,000 Americans becoming ill and murdering those who die.
Last Friday, 3/20/20, the US senate passed the mas... (show quote)


trump sat on his ass and down played the v***s for over a month hang him first we still don't have test kits

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Mar 26, 2020 17:03:25   #
LogicallyRight Loc: Chicago
 
Voice of Reason wrote:
Last Friday, 3/20/20, the US senate passed the massive bailout bill that will save us all. The house could and should have v**ed to pass it later that day and send it to President Trump to sign. But no, during the worst crisis to hit this country in living memory, Nancy Pelosi decided that the house should not stay late and v**e on Friday evening, or lose their precious weekend, so she delayed until Monday.

On Monday, during the worst crisis to hit this country in living memory plus three days, Nancy then decided to amend the bill and send it back to the senate. Her amendments had nothing to do with the purpose of the bill and were just a Christmas-type wish list of socialist policies designed to boost Dem v**er rolls. This caused a further delay of three days while negotiations between the house and senate continued.

Finally, during the worst crisis to hit this country in living memory plus three more days, another agreement was reached and passed by the senate and sent to the house. Now, during the worst crisis to hit this country in living memory plus six days, Nancy has decided to postpone the house v**e until tomorrow, Friday, marking a full week of wasted time. During the first six days of those seven, another 40,000 Americans contracted the v***s.

If President Trump had caused the delays caused by Speaker Pelosi, the media would claim he is responsible for those 40,000 Americans becoming ill and murdering those who die.
Last Friday, 3/20/20, the US senate passed the mas... (show quote)


She is a b***h, self serving, reckless., and yes, responsible for many deaths, although she could never be arrested or convicted.

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Mar 26, 2020 17:18:34   #
Voice of Reason Loc: Earth
 
Lonewolf wrote:
trump sat on his ass and down played the v***s for over a month hang him first we still don't have test kits


So if you knew during that month that President Trump should have been acting but wasn't, surely Speaker Pelosi knew as well. Yet instead of initiating legislation and presenting it to President Trump to sign, she, like he, 'sat on her ass for over a month', before the recent week-long delay during which 40,000+ Americans became infected.

During the time prior to this past week, when you claim they were both sitting on their asses, about 20,000 Americans were infected. Of course in both cases, that only counts known infections.

But you're right, President Trump has been unable to produce, deliver, administer, return and process over 330 million test kits in less than a month. Bastard! However, under his leadership, this country did manage to test more people in one week than the next-best country (which was hailed as exemplary for testing), S. Korea, did in 8 weeks. That's pretty impressive unless you're a l*****t.

BTW - How are all those wonderful European socialist medicine schemes working out? Italy seems to be handling things especially well, dontcha think?

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Mar 26, 2020 17:25:07   #
JFlorio Loc: Seminole Florida
 
Lonewolf wrote:
trump sat on his ass and down played the v***s for over a month hang him first we still don't have test kits


How do you know he sat on his ? You fools want all these gigantic bureaucracies. Red tape has caused more delay than Pelosi or Trump. Test kits will not solve anything. We have 50 states. Each has different populations and each has different needs. Governors needed to step up.

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Mar 26, 2020 17:47:37   #
woodguru
 
Trump is though, and red states that start seeing people dropping off like flies because their governors listened to trump are going to get it the same way the Italians who blew this off for weeks did...I think, I hope we are as smart as the Italians.

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Mar 26, 2020 17:51:23   #
Smedley_buzkill
 
roy wrote:
If you think that then arrest her ,put her in jail,what ever you want .I can remember back during back during the last great recession,when so many people were out of work on unemployment,and their state unemployment was running out,and the republicans fought tooth and nail about using federal dollars to extend unemployment. Now in an e******n year they don't mind giving away the store to buy an e******n


This is what your little darling Pelosi who cares ever so much about the working man and woman insisted be included in the bill before her posse of pissants in the House would v**e for it. These were forced on the Senate as a "compromise." They have nothing at all to do with C****a V***s, economic relief or medical aid. So much for your wonderful, t***hful Democraps.

The Senate version of the bill to help a nation coping with unprecedented turmoil due to the c****av***s includes $25 million to renovate the John F. Kennedy Center for the Performing Arts in Washington, D.C., as part of a massive infusion of taxpayer cash into arts funding.

The House bill crafted by Speaker Nancy Pelosi initially sought $35 million for the center.

The funding would provide “deep cleaning, increased teleworking capabilities, and operating and administrative expenses to ensure the Center will resume normal operations immediately upon reopening, according to a summary of the bill.

The money for the Kennedy Center compares favorably with that allocated to the Armed Forces Retirement Homes in Washington, D.C., and Gulfport, Mississippi, which will receive $2.8 million for “increased healthcare, security, and food services personnel expenses, as well as necessary supplies and equipment.”

The Kennedy Center was not the only arts item to be funded in a bill aimed at relief for taxpayers and businesses.

The National Endowment for the Arts will pocket $75 million for “grants, including funding to state arts agencies and other partners in an effort to help local, state, and regional communities provide continued access to cultural organizations and institutions of learning.”

Another $75 million for will go to the National Endowment for the Humanities.
Those numbers are down from the original House bill that sought $300 million each for the two endowments, Fox News reported.
The $150 million the two groups will split tops the $100 million set aside for medical emergency management for veterans. The funding supports “the Veterans Health Administration’s 24-hour emergency management coordination, including overtime, travel, t***sportation of materials, and training.”

Other winners in the Senate bill include the Corporation for Public Broadcasting, which would receive $75 million for “stabilization grants to maintain programming services and to preserve small and rural public telecommunication stations.”

That far outstrips the funding for the Distance Learning, Telemedicine and Broadband Program, which will get $25 million “for the DLT grant program, which supports rural communities’ access to telecommunications-enabled information, audio, and video equipment, as well as related advanced technologies for students, teachers, and medical professionals.”

Tell me more about the heartless Republicans and warm and generous (with other people's money) Democraps. What sort of asswipes would withhold medical aid from US citizens until they get their druthers on pork barrel projects? Perhaps if the money for performing arts was withheld from medical aid for Pelosi's district she would have a change of heart? Nah, never happen. We won't be that lucky.

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Mar 26, 2020 20:07:44   #
Voice of Reason Loc: Earth
 
Smedley_buzk**l wrote:
This is what your little darling Pelosi who cares ever so much about the working man and woman insisted be included in the bill before her posse of pissants in the House would v**e for it. These were forced on the Senate as a "compromise." They have nothing at all to do with C****a V***s, economic relief or medical aid. So much for your wonderful, t***hful Democraps.

The Senate version of the bill to help a nation coping with unprecedented turmoil due to the c****av***s includes $25 million to renovate the John F. Kennedy Center for the Performing Arts in Washington, D.C., as part of a massive infusion of taxpayer cash into arts funding.

The House bill crafted by Speaker Nancy Pelosi initially sought $35 million for the center.

The funding would provide “deep cleaning, increased teleworking capabilities, and operating and administrative expenses to ensure the Center will resume normal operations immediately upon reopening, according to a summary of the bill.

The money for the Kennedy Center compares favorably with that allocated to the Armed Forces Retirement Homes in Washington, D.C., and Gulfport, Mississippi, which will receive $2.8 million for “increased healthcare, security, and food services personnel expenses, as well as necessary supplies and equipment.”

The Kennedy Center was not the only arts item to be funded in a bill aimed at relief for taxpayers and businesses.

The National Endowment for the Arts will pocket $75 million for “grants, including funding to state arts agencies and other partners in an effort to help local, state, and regional communities provide continued access to cultural organizations and institutions of learning.”

Another $75 million for will go to the National Endowment for the Humanities.
Those numbers are down from the original House bill that sought $300 million each for the two endowments, Fox News reported.
The $150 million the two groups will split tops the $100 million set aside for medical emergency management for veterans. The funding supports “the Veterans Health Administration’s 24-hour emergency management coordination, including overtime, travel, t***sportation of materials, and training.”

Other winners in the Senate bill include the Corporation for Public Broadcasting, which would receive $75 million for “stabilization grants to maintain programming services and to preserve small and rural public telecommunication stations.”

That far outstrips the funding for the Distance Learning, Telemedicine and Broadband Program, which will get $25 million “for the DLT grant program, which supports rural communities’ access to telecommunications-enabled information, audio, and video equipment, as well as related advanced technologies for students, teachers, and medical professionals.”

Tell me more about the heartless Republicans and warm and generous (with other people's money) Democraps. What sort of asswipes would withhold medical aid from US citizens until they get their druthers on pork barrel projects? Perhaps if the money for performing arts was withheld from medical aid for Pelosi's district she would have a change of heart? Nah, never happen. We won't be that lucky.
This is what your little darling Pelosi who cares ... (show quote)


Dem v**ers are like the stereotypical beaten wife. Despite all evidence they're sure Pelosi loves and cares about them.

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Mar 26, 2020 20:29:32   #
LogicallyRight Loc: Chicago
 
A great analogy.

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Mar 27, 2020 06:52:11   #
Big Kahuna
 
roy wrote:
If you think that then arrest her ,put her in jail,what ever you want .I can remember back during back during the last great recession,when so many people were out of work on unemployment,and their state unemployment was running out,and the republicans fought tooth and nail about using federal dollars to extend unemployment. Now in an e******n year they don't mind giving away the store to buy an e******n


Your spoiled little girl, Nanny Peeloosli, has the blood of those dead caused by the W***n V***s on her hands and also the blood of 65 million murdered babies in their mothers womb and in some cases murdered outside the womb. Infanticide is murder. Nanny is guilty.

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Mar 27, 2020 12:02:56   #
Voice of Reason Loc: Earth
 
roy wrote:
If you think that then arrest her ,put her in jail,what ever you want .I can remember back during back during the last great recession,when so many people were out of work on unemployment,and their state unemployment was running out,and the republicans fought tooth and nail about using federal dollars to extend unemployment. Now in an e******n year they don't mind giving away the store to buy an e******n


I didn't say I think that, I said the MSM would think that about President Trump if he'd done what she did.

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Mar 27, 2020 15:15:24   #
Tug484
 
Smedley_buzk**l wrote:
This is what your little darling Pelosi who cares ever so much about the working man and woman insisted be included in the bill before her posse of pissants in the House would v**e for it. These were forced on the Senate as a "compromise." They have nothing at all to do with C****a V***s, economic relief or medical aid. So much for your wonderful, t***hful Democraps.

The Senate version of the bill to help a nation coping with unprecedented turmoil due to the c****av***s includes $25 million to renovate the John F. Kennedy Center for the Performing Arts in Washington, D.C., as part of a massive infusion of taxpayer cash into arts funding.

The House bill crafted by Speaker Nancy Pelosi initially sought $35 million for the center.

The funding would provide “deep cleaning, increased teleworking capabilities, and operating and administrative expenses to ensure the Center will resume normal operations immediately upon reopening, according to a summary of the bill.

The money for the Kennedy Center compares favorably with that allocated to the Armed Forces Retirement Homes in Washington, D.C., and Gulfport, Mississippi, which will receive $2.8 million for “increased healthcare, security, and food services personnel expenses, as well as necessary supplies and equipment.”

The Kennedy Center was not the only arts item to be funded in a bill aimed at relief for taxpayers and businesses.

The National Endowment for the Arts will pocket $75 million for “grants, including funding to state arts agencies and other partners in an effort to help local, state, and regional communities provide continued access to cultural organizations and institutions of learning.”

Another $75 million for will go to the National Endowment for the Humanities.
Those numbers are down from the original House bill that sought $300 million each for the two endowments, Fox News reported.
The $150 million the two groups will split tops the $100 million set aside for medical emergency management for veterans. The funding supports “the Veterans Health Administration’s 24-hour emergency management coordination, including overtime, travel, t***sportation of materials, and training.”

Other winners in the Senate bill include the Corporation for Public Broadcasting, which would receive $75 million for “stabilization grants to maintain programming services and to preserve small and rural public telecommunication stations.”

That far outstrips the funding for the Distance Learning, Telemedicine and Broadband Program, which will get $25 million “for the DLT grant program, which supports rural communities’ access to telecommunications-enabled information, audio, and video equipment, as well as related advanced technologies for students, teachers, and medical professionals.”

Tell me more about the heartless Republicans and warm and generous (with other people's money) Democraps. What sort of asswipes would withhold medical aid from US citizens until they get their druthers on pork barrel projects? Perhaps if the money for performing arts was withheld from medical aid for Pelosi's district she would have a change of heart? Nah, never happen. We won't be that lucky.
This is what your little darling Pelosi who cares ... (show quote)



That bill Nancy put out also wasn't crafted in less than 24 hours.
She had that thing ready to pounce at the first opportunity.

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Mar 27, 2020 19:08:55   #
Abel
 
Tug484 wrote:
That bill Nancy put out also wasn't crafted in less than 24 hours.
She had that thing ready to pounce at the first opportunity.


When it comes to wasting time and money, DNC's Mother Inferior Pelosi is like lunch meat; always ready!

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Mar 27, 2020 19:36:43   #
Tug484
 
Abel wrote:
When it comes to wasting time and money, DNC's Mother Inferior Pelosi is like lunch meat; always ready!


I've listened to her for so many years, its nauseating .
Her v**ers are brain dead.
I remember the wall.
Give us citizenship and we'll build the wall.
Then she comes up with there is no money for the wall.
Cut something.
There's nothing to cut.
They had all kinds of nonsense they could have gotten rid of.
Giving money to a teapot museum.
Good grief!

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