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Instead the GOP killed all attempts up until last week after pushing the House bill through, so they can use the shutdown as leverage. Right now, it looks like there's enough support get a clean bill through and end the standoff, yet Bohner won't put it to the floor. Who's the problem again? Posted from my iPhone/Mobile device |
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Sounds like we R on the political thread....should be moved
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Ha, didn't know it was the wrong forum :smash:
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But seriously, how can they legally close open water? And enforce any violations they doll out? Even landowners can't keep the public out of the water in front of their property...
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Right now , the Speaker of the House is more powerful than the President. The circumstances just happen to make it that way. The Speaker has lots of options , the President has only two...negotiate with the Republican controlled house leadership or keep the government closed and default on government debt. The President has never made any effort to form alliances with Republican leaders. Its always been "my way or the highway" when he had both the House and Senate. Well now he doesn't and he's still trying to play "my way or the highway". Unless he can negotiate for another card , he has the losing hand . The big question is how much destruction of the USA are these two pig heads willing to allow before they sit down and work things out by negotiating like they are supposed to.
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Vote them all out. Term limits in the congress and senate as well. Oh and make it mandatory for all children or grand children to serve on the front lines of any stupid wars they wage. I hate them all lately.
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While we're at it, let's get rid of that whole "receive a salary for life" bit as well.
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maybe this should be in that forum for the other kind of discussions, up to John. I thought it was about the ridiculousness of closing an ocean. I don't think it matters much whose fault this shutdown is, what matters is getting it hashed out to reach a solution, and if there can't even be talking about it, the the leader of this country is not leading is he? :smash: half the country is ok with a government that tells them what is good for them, the other half is not ok with it. WTF we are not sheep WAKE Up America, you too spence. The country is going down the crapper right before our eyes and we are letting it happen, time to do something about it as opposed to the alternative which may be being placed in holding pens like sheep :wall: |
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Well Sat night I fished Coast Guard beach in Eastham. No signs no closed gate no nothing (including no fish for me). I actually called local tackle shops before and there was no mention of any closing of access, prompted by the Cape Cod Times article about the Monomoy closure for clammers.
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Rangers !!!
Saw two of them driving down the service road Sunday !!!
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Actually, he is leading. It is leadership to stand up and say that this isn't the way it is going to work. One fragment of a political party does not get to use extortion to get their way. Let the cards fall where they may. He has met with Boehner. Boehner has no control over the crazy wing of his party. What the heck is there to negotiate? If the republicans can get a bill through that ends the health care law, so be it.They can't so they act like female canines. Boehner needs to get some cojones and stand up to the wack job sect of his party. THat is the only solution. |
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I love the title of that article Spence: "Did Obama shut down the ocean as part of the shutdown?"
I still can't believe they can enforce this kind of shutdown? In Florida is the ocean considered national park-ish with regular federal presence patrolling? I guess I could see it then... This also kinda smells like an attempt to blow something out of proportion.. oh wait.. I found this in Spence's link: "Effective at 6 p.m. on Oct. 1, 2013, both Everglades and Dry Tortugas National Parks will be closed. While our law enforcement rangers will remain on duty, all other administrative activities and visitor services will be discontinued until the shutdown has been lifted. If you have a trip planned for Oct. 1, you must conclude your business within the park by 6 p.m. After today, you may not offer any services within the park's boundaries until further notice. We regret the burden that this will place on your livelihood. We will notify you when the park is reopened." |
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Who can survive on $10 an hour anyway? I couldn't.
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Your scared of gay people? I find your wording offensive :) Posted from my iPhone/Mobile device |
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I really like tea bagging.... oh ... wait... sorry wrong thread |
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Spence has a point (God forgive me!) in that some parks, which require close supervision, have to be shut down. When I was at Katmai Nat'l Park in Alaska, we were bear viewing, and the rangers were needed to make sure no one got too close to the bears. I can see why that place would have to be shut down. But in other situations, the government is allocating more resources to keeping people out of the parks, than it would spend if the parks were open normally. And in the case of the Grand Canyon, the state of Arizona offered to pick up the federal tab to keep the park open during the shutdown. The feds said no thanks. The only conceivable reason? Obama wants to make this as painful as possible, to generate anger against the GOP. How's that for a guy who claimed to be a post-partisan President. |
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Fiscal responsibility (take what's fair, use it to help as many as possible) Strong national defense limited federal government protection of guaranteed liberties power of the free market sanctity of all human life charity/sacrifice for our neighbors in need Yeah, that's a repugnant, radical agenda all right... |
Wow, how did I miss this for so long......I Cast Ye Off to the the Pit of Despair
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