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Old 02-20-2011, 07:56 AM   #1
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Default "Radical" Measures in the House ..
So far, they've cut 60 Billion (Which is peanuts) and are allegedly going to slash funds for the EPA, Planned Parenthood, Obama Care, etc..

Question: What do you think will happen with Republicans in the Senate?
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Old 02-20-2011, 08:14 AM   #2
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It will be the same as it always is..... a compromise that won't actually accomplish anything other than giving both sides something to brag about to their retarded bases.
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Old 02-20-2011, 08:23 AM   #3
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It will be the same as it always is..... a compromise that won't actually accomplish anything other than giving both sides something to brag about to their retarded bases.
Probably.. I'm worried there will be a backlash, where the establishment R's rake the noobs over the coals, claiming that they've gone too far.. and don't understand how DC works.

And basically try to co-opt everything into the same faggy entropy that's gripped the R's as long as I have been alive.
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Old 02-20-2011, 08:28 AM   #4
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Ya know, because.. basically, deep down.. I don't like the Neos and I don't like the country club types who were happy to sit it out in the cold for half a century.

I don't trust them. They WANT entropy and stagnation.

I truly believe many of them hold elites from other side of the isle in higher esteem than the people who voted for them and sent them there.

I'm just about through with this shit. If they don't deliver, I'll show up to vote in local elections and write in "Osama Bin Laden" for President.
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Old 02-20-2011, 08:29 AM   #5
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Probably.. I'm worried there will be a backlash, where the establishment R's rake the noobs over the coals, claiming that they've gone too far.. and don't understand how DC works.

And basically try to co-opt everything into the same faggy entropy that's gripped the R's as long as I have been alive.
Exactly.
The problem with politicians is that their top priority is their career and financial gain rather than the country. I really hate to be so cynical about all things political but I have no faith in any of the miserable fucks. The two party system, with no restriction on term limits, is doomed to the same old shit.
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Old 02-20-2011, 08:30 AM   #6
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It seems like any new person that really stands for anything is considered 'unelectable."
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Old 02-20-2011, 08:32 AM   #7
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It seems like any new person that really stands for anything is considered 'unelectable."
Yeah, and entrenched interests (Like tics) fire the first shots at them..

"Oh, NO! We need somebody like JOHN MCCAIN! Who can WORK with the OTHER SIDE!!!"

And you end up with someone the left won't elect, and the right doesn't want.
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Old 02-20-2011, 08:34 AM   #8
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Ya know, because.. basically, deep down.. I don't like the Neos and I don't like the country club types who were happy to sit it out in the cold for half a century.

I don't trust them. They WANT entropy and stagnation.

I truly believe many of them hold elites from other side of the isle in higher esteem than the people who voted for them and sent them there.

I'm just about through with this shit. If they don't deliver, I'll show up to vote in local elections and write in "Osama Bin Laden" for President.
Reps and Dems both are all elitists. Can you think of a single federal level politician that isn't rich, or at least way better off than the average citizen? They don't give a damn about any of us, only themselves and their elitist pals.
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Old 02-20-2011, 08:36 AM   #9
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Reps and Dems both are all elitists. Can you think of a single federal level politician that isn't rich, or at least way better off than the average citizen? They don't give a damn about any of us, only themselves and their elitist pals.
Oh yeah.. They go to the same schools.. Run in the same crowds.

They have nothing but thinly veiled contempt for Main Street America.

In their view, it's us who need them.
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Old 02-20-2011, 08:45 AM   #10
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Oh yeah.. They go to the same schools.. Run in the same crowds.

They have nothing but thinly veiled contempt for Main Street America.

In their view, it's us who need them.
That p.o.s. Ted the turd Kennedy (may he burn in hell) was a prime example. For half a century the Democrat lemmings regarded that fat fuck as some sort of hero for the working class. Somehow I doubt ole' Ted ever invited any blue collar people to go sailing around on his yacht.
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Old 02-20-2011, 08:48 AM   #11
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That p.o.s. Ted the turd Kennedy (may he burn in hell) was a prime example. For half a century the Democrat lemmings regarded that fat fuck as some sort of hero for the working class. Somehow I doubt ole' Ted ever invited any blue collar people to go sailing around on his yacht.
He's still sober you know..
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Old 02-20-2011, 08:56 AM   #12
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I'm just about through with this shit. If they don't deliver, I'll show up to vote in local elections and write in "Osama Bin Laden" for President.
Washington has lost touch with America. Im convinced nothing short of an overthrow, a revolution if you will, is what its gonna come to.

I hope Im wrong!
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Old 02-20-2011, 03:27 PM   #13
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That p.o.s. Ted the turd Kennedy (may he burn in hell) was a prime example. For half a century the Democrat lemmings regarded that fat fuck as some sort of hero for the working class. Somehow I doubt ole' Ted ever invited any blue collar people to go sailing around on his yacht.
Well, someone had to clean the toilets....
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Old 02-20-2011, 03:30 PM   #14
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Your concern about the old guard Pubs is valid. But just look around at what is going on in Wisconsin. This is huge! And other states are going to follow. Even NY might join in and they have a Dim governor who wants to be president.
There are also a few dozen states that will outlaw nObamacare. That's another welcome sign that the youngbloods have a lot of support.
I think Wisconsin is the place to watch though. The outcome of this battle will determine the state of politics for generations. And it will shape the Repub party.
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Old 02-20-2011, 04:46 PM   #15
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THEY DON'T HAVE DELUXE DINNERS AND LAVISH PARTIES WITH YOU AND ME.... THEY HAVE DELUXE DINNERS AND LAVISH PARTIES WITH THEIR GOOD FRIENDS FROM ACROSS THE AISLE.


THEY GET THE BAKED LOBSTER AND KOBE BEEF AND 200-YEAR-OLD WINE, AND WE GET THE BILL.

WHY NOT FIRE THEM ALL?
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Old 02-20-2011, 04:48 PM   #16
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NOTE THE HYSTERICAL REACTION FROM THE ENTRENCHED LEECHES IN WISCONSIN.


THEY KNOW THEY SUCK. THEY KNOW THEY HAVE NO RECORD TO WHICH THEY CAN POINT WITH PRIDE.

THEY KNOW THEY HAVE MADE CAREERS OF THE ART AND SCIENCE OF PARASITISM.
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Old 02-20-2011, 05:47 PM   #17
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Your concern about the old guard Pubs is valid. But just look around at what is going on in Wisconsin. This is huge! And other states are going to follow. Even NY might join in and they have a Dim governor who wants to be president.
There are also a few dozen states that will outlaw nObamacare. That's another welcome sign that the youngbloods have a lot of support.
I think Wisconsin is the place to watch though. The outcome of this battle will determine the state of politics for generations. And it will shape the Repub party.
That's all fine and good.. Those newbloods and the tea Party are the only reason I bothered to vote for them.

Decades of let downs have a Pavlovian sort of effect on anyone who bothers to compare their rhetoric with their actions.

For YEARS it was "Well, gosh golly.. Those retched democrats are stopping our agenda! If only we had the power, we'd do something but, gosh-golly.. We just can't!"

When they finally got the whole ball of wax, they spit in our faces and threw it away.

George W Bush and his country club pals presided over that and nearly destroyed the Republican brand. Currently, the only thing preventing outbursts of laughter when they speak of "The Constitution" and "Limited Government" is the Tea Party.
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Old 02-20-2011, 05:53 PM   #18
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When they finally got the whole ball of wax, they spit in our faces and threw it away.

George W Bush and his country club pals presided over that and nearly destroyed the Republican brand. Currently, the only thing preventing outbursts of laughter when they speak of "The Constitution" and "Limited Government" is the Tea Party.
It's ironic that the very people who harped on freedom, the constitution and limited government were the very people who came up with the Patriot Act.

And to make matters even worse, they're are still millions of tards out there who still believe them to this day!

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Old 02-20-2011, 05:58 PM   #19
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It's ironic that the very people who harped on freedom, the constitution and limited government were the very people who came up with the Patriot Act.

And to make matters even worse, they're are still millions of tards out there who still believe them to this day!

Yeah, and they play on their fear.. That's the kind of childish tactic the GOP chose to adopt, rather than actually KEEPING PROMISES & SOLVING PROBLEMS.

In fact, there's a school of thought that says the LAST THING a wise pol will do is actually solve a problem.. Because then you lose the leverage it provides.

Such people are too smart by half... Reagan didn't become a Conservative icon by refusing to address issues and deflecting.
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