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Dec 21, 2013 13:54:12   #
Hungry Freaks wrote:
"Those who forget the past are doomed to repeat it."

And each time we forget the past and repeat our past mistakes, the price gets higher. Americas are capable of incredible acts of political amnesia. This tendency is nowhere more evidence as when the right harps upon deficits and the national debt.

A Bush fetish? Not at all. I simply remember what happened and the complete, total silence of the right. Just trying to find out why it was alright with the right back then but now is some sort of imagined evil.

The president is the Commander in Chief. He shares with the military successes and is blamed for the military's failure. Had Seal Team Six failed, or worse, had they been k**led, the right would have been all over Obama like white on rice. Am I wrong on this? Or would it been "well, Seal Team Six failed." I doubt it.

Look at what happened in B******i, which ultimately rests on the president. There are posters on this forum who claim Obama had Ambassador Stevens k**led "because he (Stevens) knew too much." Or that Obama called directly to have aid for Stevens held back. It boggles the imagination.

If you want a culprit, look at the Republican House who cut the president's budget for embassey and consulate protection by 75%.

But tell me, had Seal Team Six failed, who would you have blamed?

And, no, you don't h**e. Keep telling yourself that. Have I every given George W. Bush or Ronald Wilson Reagan a derogatory name? No. It's the serial Obama h**ers who disrespect not only the man, but the office.

Again, who would you have blamed if Seal Team Six failed? that's an easy one.
"Those who forget the past are doomed to repe... (show quote)


Obama knew those at B******i were not safe and left them there. The British pulled their people out, as did the Red Cross. That nonsence about Republicans cutting funding is just Democrat spin to protect Obama. There were plenty of resources available but Obama did not use them. The famililies of those k**led in B******i have stated repeatedly that Obama, Hillary Clinton, Biden, and Panetta lied to them and have failed to answer any of their questions. I guess to you that is Bush's fault too. Face it, no amount of facts will ever change your worship of Obama and you will always find an excuse for everything he does.
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Dec 21, 2013 08:19:50   #
Glaucon wrote:
Both Karl and Jesus would be proud of him. Burney Madoff, not so much.


Jesus and Karl Marx had nothing in common.
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Dec 21, 2013 08:14:30   #
alex wrote:
as soon as he gets ready to declare martial law he will tell the FED to stop propping up the market and it will collapse


Alex, it is just like the secret t***h that he wants Obamacare to fail and to drive private insurance companies out of the market so he can seize federal control of all of health care through a phony single payer system.
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Dec 20, 2013 13:47:10   #
Raylan Wolfe wrote:
Obama to Focus on Income Disparity 2014

http://news.yahoo.com/obama-speech-focus-income-disparities-082122534--finance.html;_ylt=A0SO81bfjLRSO14ACCVXNyoA;_ylu=X3oDMTEzbmtmbGhlBHNlYwNzcgRwb3MDMQRjb2xvA2dxMQR2dGlkA1ZJUDMyMF8x

While the wealthy wallow in historically high profits, the middle class struggles to make ends meet.


Karl Marx would be so proud of him.
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Dec 20, 2013 08:18:27   #
Glaucon wrote:
A rose by any other name is still a rose. Single payer like Medicare would solve the problem and k**l the semantics.


If Medicare is the answer why do people still have to purchase supplemental insurance to cover what Medicare does not?
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Dec 20, 2013 08:10:56   #


Once again it is proven that the left is the real voice of intolerance.
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Dec 20, 2013 08:08:20   #
philisophyman wrote:
This is directly related to my life, it is going to make headlines.
but before I say anything more I must quickly come clean on a couple things:
I am 18
I live in Washington state
I am in HS.
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there, I know it seems weird that someone my age studies philosophy and science in the way I do.
this past week, a HS named east-side catholic was forced to fire its principal by the catholic church because the principal got married to a man. there was a sit in to bring the principle back, this was lead by students.
I go to the HS 6 blocks away.
there is a facebook page called "eastlake confessions". this site was crated so that students at my school had the ability to anonymously confess anything they wanted. this page is run by the students.
before I go any further, I must tell you this:
my entire school has been taught common core since elementary school.
there have been many on that page that say that the bible is outdated and needs to be replaced, also that the church was discriminating the rights of the man, even though it was in the policy of the church to do what they did.
people are insulting the bible, they are saying it is worthless.
I am the only true independant at my school.
everyone who gets into the subject of politics with me accuses me of being a republican.
I nearly got called a homophobe, I had to delete all my comments out of fear of being branded as such.
I HAVE HAD ENOUGH.
there is a sit in at my school tomorrow lead by students, that will be preaching gay rights.
I am sick and tired of the hypocrisy that is being pumped into my fellow students.
I can do nothing to stop it.
I will attend this sit in.
I will boycott the boy-cotters
I need your input
I know this is weird, but I feel very strongly about this.
search for it on the news tomorrow.
it will probably be considering there will be 1118 people attending.
last of all.
what do you think?
This is directly related to my life, it is going t... (show quote)


Stand your ground. The real voice of intolerance comes from those who oppose true morality. God's word is never outdated and will stand the test of eternity. Persecution has always been heaped on those who will not allow the ungodly world to impose its standards on them. It is not easy, but the end reward is worth the battle.
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Dec 19, 2013 20:51:36   #
Tasine wrote:
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I'm glad to hear they are not as dumbed down as the intelligentsia would like to think! There may be hope after all, unless this is merely the blip on the screen that fades away to nothing as blips usually do on political screens.


Reality has conquered their Utopian idealism.
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Dec 19, 2013 20:49:04   #
BigMike wrote:
At this point, unless we are willing to lose a few e******ns, and toss a few of these weasels out on their cans, I doubt that the Republicans have the moral fiber or political stomach to do much more than go with the status quo. Oh, they'll make promises and talk a good talk at e******n time and then go right back to the same old s**t. They'll stage mock battles with the Democrats to make the gullible think they're actually DIFFERENT. They'll talk about tax reform and tort reform. They'll help create phoney crises to divert attention from the things that really matter (Syria was such a diversion). They'll conduct "investigations" that are predetermined to find NOTHING. They bank on the people who v**e automatically for the person with the R after their name. The socialistS have been setting the stage for an upstart like Obama for a long, long time. He's a puppet; nothing more. Rewriting history, getting their claws in the educational system, using government programs and the power of the Fed to get America hooked on government subsidies. We have been asleep at the wheel for way to long for this to be easy to change. Too busy living our lives I guess. Change will have to begin at the local and state levels, as Colorado and South Carolina have demonstrated. Taking anything up with Washington is like talking to the wall! Change WILL require civil disobedience and some of us will have to undergo some persecution. That's my take anyway.
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If the current GOP Congresspeople are going to cave into the Dems all the time it will not do any good to v**e for a GOP majority in the Senate unless McConnell goes as the GOP leader and unless the is a new leader with a backbone. Boehner needs to go as Speaker of the House.
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Dec 19, 2013 07:58:02   #
Blade_Runner wrote:
The Obama administration is the most despicable, disgraceful government entity ever in American history. This administration's treatment of our military is unconscionable. Ignoring for the moment all the other abhorrent acts by this administration, in cutting the benefits for disabled veterans, all congressional democrats and a significant number of republicans have shown us their black hearts. And, this egregious conduct has not gone unnoticed. Not to mention the extremely low approval rating (9%), the overall approval of the federal government too is reaching historical lows. A long term and on-going Pew Research Study shows a rapid decline in favorability ratings of the Obama administration, including distrust, and threat to freedom.

In the jaundiced eyes of the black hearts in Washington DC, the men and women who sacrificed their legs, feet, arms, hands, eyes, faces, organs, and g*****ls; who were shot, blasted and burned, are just trash destined for the dumpster. And, that brings us to a precedent unlike any betrayal in our history.
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The lefists Democrats do not care about those who died in B******i. To them they are just sacrifices offered up to protect their lord god Obama.
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Dec 18, 2013 22:53:45   #
bmac32 wrote:
Yes but look at the big picture, democratic president, democratic Senate will NEVER pass a smaller budget so the House gives them something they can live with. It's all in hopes the republicans will control the House and Senate and with the new rule the Senate just passed 51 v**es is all it takes to block leaving Obama in no man's land. Roman wasn't built in a day!


Even if the GOP takes the Senate Obama will veto any real changes and there will not be enough v**es to override the veto. For fear of a shutdown the GOP will cave just like they just did and always do so we will be right back in the same position. Do not look to 2016 because the GOP elites will make sure another RINO runs and looses.
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Dec 18, 2013 16:39:14   #
Based on the latest budget deal in Congress and the comments the GOP elites in Congress are making about conservatives and the "Tea Party" what is the difference between the two major parties? It appears they are uniting against a common enemy and that enemy is anyone opposed to more and bigger federal government. Look how anyone with true Constitutional principles gets attack by both sides. Anyone else see a big cloud on the horizon that will soon overshadow the whole country. I am not paranoid but the signs say something is up and it will impact all of us.
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Dec 18, 2013 13:44:40   #
OldSchool wrote:
Ohio Secretary of State announces 17 non-citizens illegally cast b****ts in the 2012 p**********l e******n and the case has been referred for possible prosecution — the alleged crime would be a notable case of v***r f***d in a key swing state.

http://www.foxnews.com/politics/2013/12/18/non-citizens-caught-v****g-in-2012-p**********l-e******n-in-key-swing-state/


It makes one wonder how many did not get caught. Anyone want to take a wild guess at who these v**ed for. That is why Democrats h**e v**er ID. It is hard to ID a dead body to make it eligible to v**e, even in Chicago.
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Dec 18, 2013 12:03:59   #
Raylan Wolfe wrote:
Of Course All Presidents Have Lied

http://www.cnn.com/2013/11/24/politics/presidents-lie/index.html

Historians say many of our greatest Presidents were the biggest liars and their duplicity was part of their greatness!


Obama has made lying an art form and those like you who applaud it because he is a Marxist will see the bitter fruits of it in the not too distant future.
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Dec 18, 2013 12:00:19   #
jay-are wrote:
Bring it on. No incrementalism for me.

We have been trying that since 1989, and already proven that it is disastrous for Conservatives. Rush Limbaugh assured us for all those years that what is happening now wouldn't. Now is not the time to reiterate that false message. Now is the time to accept the reality that it will happen if we keep trying to reverse it with incrementalism.

You have to choose. It is laziness to do nothing and hope for the best. You have to choose - either conservativism, which means keeping America free as founded and defined by the Constitution, or changing America into a Soviet style c*******t state. Anything in the middle, is another step toward the latter.
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Preach it, brother!
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