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Maybe find and back some common sense people in local politics. Look where the Ted Kennedys and John Boehnors have gotten us. Term limits is a start. Having a media that does not schill for mostly one side but begins to actively investigates stuff with journalistic integrity. You work in a bureaucracy - you see how bad it is. We are going to let the professional leeches continue to do what they do and grow more bureaucracy? What we are doing as a country is unsustainable. CAREER POLITICIANS. PROFESSIONAL CAREER POLITICIANS. Suckling at the public teat. So we are going to elect Bernie Sanders, a career politician, and champion public teat sucker? We are so doomed. Linday Graham? We are farked. ELIMINATE all Corporate, Union, PAC, and political funding in excess of $100. Add a tiny tax percentage and raise some moneys to finance campaigns at a local/state/federal level. EVERY penny of every donor includes full name and a purple thumbprint (or middle finger). Require College Professors to have real jobs for 3 out of every ten years ('cept real scientists - RIROCK - not Poli-scientists). Have them need to make a PAYROLL. I do not think this is the Republic our forefathers (is that phrase a microagression safe room trigger?) had in mind. Divided we have failed. We are so doomed. Welcome to interesting times. |
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As Snopes predicted, the increase in actual dollars reported for Barack Obama is already CONSIDERABLEY higher than all the other Presidents. |
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Sorry Charlie - here is the US Treasury DOT GOV site, not Snopes. By Dollahs. Remember than an incoming president has an extended period of time of their first year working with the budget from the previous administration. So in Obama's first 6 years he has accumulated more debt than Bush did in 8 AND Bush has 750 million in TARP against his timeslot that does not even go against Obama. https://www.treasurydirect.gov/govt/...ebt_histo5.htm By Percent of GDP http://www.washingtonexaminer.com/ho...rticle/2560220 |
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Probably tear it down completely and draw up plans for a new house. What if the foundation is still intact, but has some cracks and reparable faults? Restore it. Is our house now so irreparably divided by irreconcilable cracks and corroded by faults beyond repair? Quite possibly so. We are certainly no longer living in it. We live next to it in a tent which bends and blows with the wind of whim, is populated by would be family who are more strangers than siblings, and governed by ideological vagabonds who speak different truths to waiting pliable ears . . . all waiting for the house to be fixed . . . but each desiring different floor plans. The disappointing irony is that the original floor plan was designed to accommodate a family of unique individuals who could in mutual harmony exercise their different desires. Of course, we are all too human, too illustrative of the Cain and Abel story, fall too short of the glory of the founding creation. We squabble, cheat, coerce our way at the expense of those we should cherish as family in our house of freedom built like no other. Overgrown egos have decided, for all of us, to knock down walls and stairways, and more, over time so that the house of many mansions will be hollowed out into one big hall in which their is no room to walk in your own private way, but whose purpose is for all to march in common in whatever direction we are told to satisfy our daily needs. There is the illusion that we have become more diverse. Even gender is atomized from two into growing numbers dependent not on some natural design, but according to self identification. What, however, on the surface appear to be differences, are merely self-inflicted variations on the same theme of "equality." We must fit into the big wall-less room without complaint of claustrophobia. You ask "so how do we demand it of them?" The "wall of separation" between you and the State has been knocked down. The overgrown egos who preached a "wall of separation between church and state" were lying. The wall, as it was, already existed in the original foundation: "Congress shall make no law respecting an establishment of religion, or prohibiting the free exercise thereof. . . ." That "wall" (a word not mentioned in the Constitution) assured that the state could neither force upon the people the religion of its choice, nor could it deny, therefor, their freedom to exercise the religion of their choice. But the "wall" the overgrown egos erroneously "interpreted" (on purpose) into the design of their choice was to abridge the exercise of religion from interfering with the will and dictate of government. The lie, of course, is rather than being a wall, there is, in their design, none. The original "wall" denied the state unwanted entrance into the individual exercise of religion. But the State is now attempting to enter at its own will. And, as well, the walls of separation between the people and the state (comprised of all the walls in the originally designed house which accommodated all of its diverse inhabitants with unalienable rights) are to be eliminated. The floor plan with which the overgrown egos are replacing the original design, has only one room. The room they created, which they regulate, and the rules which you will follow. You no longer will have the unalienable authority to demand anything of them. They will give you whatever freedoms that they deem will fit into their grand hall of equality. If you don't like the new house being constructed for you to live in, you will have to join with enough people who oppose it and wish to restore the house in which they have walls against government coercion. That number has dwindled, and at an even faster rate under the current regime. That has to be accomplished from the ground up. The entrenched political top will not give up its power as long as it can convince 50+% of voters (and are not allowed to garner fake votes) that those who oppose them are "extremists" or fringe freaks or just plain stupid. The ruling class must legislate or approve notions such as term limits, or restricting their prerogative to be bribed, or trade campaign promises for donations, or to "act responsibly." All such notions which must filter through them are obviously non-starters for them, or are to be paid lip service, passed, and given loopholes by which they can be disregarded. If the politicians are not legally bound, procedurally restricted, they will do as they wish. That they have transformed, by devious "interpretations," the law that bound them, and convinced us that it's too late to restore that law, and even that it was an impediment to their doing wonderful things for us, and have, as well, transformed our public and higher institutions of learning into disseminators of their ideology, makes it a long tough haul. Either your in for the effort . . . or you will continually wonder "how do we demand it of them.....I really want to know." |
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I thought U would get a chuckle.....if by some fluke that he did get in office he forgets it all has to go thru congress.....then again President Trump could use excutive order such as the president UUU love today.....lol....:) |
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As far as Trump goes? The guy knows how to turn a dollar. Not sure how that would translate in U.S. Economy ways. I always take issue with candidates and politicians who have little to no experience outside of higher education and public sector. You can not know what it takes to succeed in private business working in these two genres your customers are forced into dealing with you. If you need money you find a way to have it appropriated. Just does not translate to earning or failing. Posted from my iPhone/Mobile device |
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passed by Congress and elite higher education. :hihi: "pfft" |
age a factor
the role of president ages you fast
not sure if mr sanders could manage it :doh: |
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Sanders can speak all he wants. Regardless of how you may agree or disagree with people in this forum. Generally those that have valid input are informed enough to have an opinion.
Sanders Trump Hillary whoever, has to win the media. I am a firm believer that scare tactics fear mothering and shiny flashy things win in this country. Honestly look at how Our current Potus got elected. The guy had a record that qualified him for little. He came off well spoken, Oprah put him on. Etc. etc. Sanders may be a great candidate unless he wins the "Hollywood" contest he will never get a nomination Posted from my iPhone/Mobile device |
RE : the Hollywood contest .....yeah SAME thing applied to Ronnie Reagan
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180 seconds? It only took me 18 seconds to hear the same 50 yr old Lib BS, "A pot in every kitchen and a chicken in every pot ", funded by a cut in military spending. Get real. |
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"Apparently they really want to see a pot smoking socialist in the White House. We could get a third Obama term after all."
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of course anyone givin ole Hillary a rough time
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Seems like christy is going to throw his hat in too......this guy is known for wasting tax payer money on personal matters.....trips /wfriends, family (aunts, uncles, cousins etc:) .....60 thou a year on pro games etc:......:)
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Christie totally reminds me of Nixon
Can't be trusted Period.... ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- i think Trump's mexico bashing is quite refreshing actually someone who's not afraid to tell it like it really is... ~ Think about it.... Right now... there are men and these are some of the most skilled masons in the world.... are digging tunnels underneath our border on a professional scale. the influx of crystal meth and black tar heroine FLOODING this country is paramount to an act of WAR. Screw cyber terrorism in comparison. Every US major city has an established colony of huge scale importers to handle the insane volume coming in. and of course think about the Submarines that are totally avoiding detection of the coast guard bringing in many tons each week so that the price of a better and more sophisticated sub is paid for with a few trips. :hs: |
That's why we need to end the prohibition on weed.
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2 years ago I thought he represented a good chance for the Repubs. to retake the WH if he lost weight and keeped his temper in check. Now, no chance.
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Nothing a little diebold voting machine voter fraud can't fix.
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It's also great for trolling good responses :hihi:
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Come hang out in Worcester for awhile you will see why knee jerk reactions happen. It gets more incendiary every year. Posted from my iPhone/Mobile device |
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Oh, and it is only Gerrymandering when the otherside does it, hahaha |
Murica!
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prohibit soda before cannabis makes more sense |
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And redistributing votes by redistricting areas based on minority populations to alter voting results
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