AND...This ****...governs America...

[topgroove]

What the F^ck:confused: Bush never played golf? When you take a $hit does it come out your ears?

[topgroove]

swamp$hit is such an A$$hole When he takes a $hit where the hell does it come out? does it simply shed its skin like a snake? Seriously what the hell has he ever contributed to this forum? I doubt he even understands basic electrical theory! Typical white trash florida swampscum. *****d himself out to muslim terrorists and has the nerve to critisize American democracy! This is the president the majority of Americans voted for and if the piece of $hit dosen't like it F^ckoff!

[topgroove]

Your the only clown around here! Your useless pathetic and an embarsment to this forum

[topgroove]

****off swamp****

[electriklady]

Here is an editorial from Jan of 2010 from the Wahington Post.....I like what the man has to say......he doesnt appear to be a big fan of Pres. Obamas but gives credit where credit is due....the first section being the one I agree with the most.........Things are still not good.....but they could sure as hell be a lot worse, and when he came into office sure seemed like we were heading into the "lot worse" category. I am sure he knew he was going into a "no win" situation, no matter what he did, when he came into office. I wouldnt want that job.
In Obama's first year, successes outweigh missteps

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By Fred Hiatt (http://projects.washingtonpost.com/staff/articles/fred+hiatt/)
Tuesday, January 19, 2010

On Wednesday one year (http://www.washingtonpost.com/wp-srv/special/politics/obama-year-one/) will have passed since President Obama's inauguration (http://voices.washingtonpost.com/inauguration-central/). Much of the tidal wave of assessments has been negative: Falling poll numbers (http://www.washingtonpost.com/wp-dyn/content/article/2010/01/16/AR2010011602828.html). Unfulfilled promises. Disappointed supporters, disillusioned independents, angry opponents. He's been too cool or too egotistical, too left-wing or not left-wing enough. And if voters repudiate his policies in a special Massachusetts Senate election (http://www.washingtonpost.com/wp-dyn/content/article/2010/01/17/AR2010011702034.html) on Tuesday, as is quite possible, the tidal wave will become a tsunami.


So before that happens, I'd like to interrupt the anniversary-bash-Obama-fest with a simple proposition: Obama has done a good job so far.
I've had my share of complaints. I harbor my share of misgivings. But on the issues that mattered most in his first year, Obama got things right.
Begin with something that didn't happen: financial collapse and great depression.
It's easy to forget, but Obama came into office facing a frightening situation. He assembled in short order an extremely competent economic team and took -- or, in many cases, continued -- the drastic measures needed to stave off disaster. And those measures succeeded.
White House political aides knew that, no matter what they did, the economy would still be reeling one year later and that Obama would be unfairly blamed. They knew that little credit would be awarded for jobs that weren't lost or bankruptcies that were averted, and little credit has been. But credit is due.
The other primary responsibility facing a president is to keep the country safe, and there, too, Obama has gotten things mostly right. He again assembled, through judicious retention and new hires, a solid team, and for the most part it has shaped reasonable policies to defend against terrorism.
You could wish that his support for Iraq (http://www.washingtonpost.com/wp-srv/world/specials/iraq/) weren't accompanied by such teeth-gritting reluctance. You might have hoped that his commitment to Afghanistan (http://www.washingtonpost.com/wp-srv/special/afghanistan-pakistan/index.html) would come with less public ambivalence. But in both cases, he has put national interest ahead of political consideration and committed the United States to success. He has assigned skilled generals to the missions, given them adequate resources and set reasonable goals.
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At the same time, he has restored a balance between security and liberty in his handling of terrorists and alleged terrorists. He was right to end abusive treatment of detainees; he was right also to reject an ACLU mind-set in their handling.
Inevitably, in such a minefield of complex moral questions and simpleminded political demagoguery, he's made choices I disagree with. But he has sent a clear message to other nations that the United States is committed to its values and its self-defense, and he's gone a long way toward backing up both with his actions.
In my book, reasonable success in these two broad areas would be enough to earn more than a passing grade for a first, turbulent year. But -- and even setting aside the now uncertain prospects of health-care reform (http://voices.washingtonpost.com/health-care-reform/) -- there's been more.
Obama has acted, within budget constraints, on his promises to make college more affordable, and he has taken small but promising steps to bring new thinking and more accountability to the schooling of poor children. He named and won confirmation for a well-qualified Supreme Court justice (http://www.washingtonpost.com/wp-dyn/content/article/2009/08/06/AR2009080601706.html). He returned climate change (http://www.washingtonpost.com/wp-srv/special/climate-change/) to the center of national debate and executive policymaking. And from Cairo (http://www.washingtonpost.com/wp-dyn/content/article/2009/06/04/AR2009060401117.html) to Oslo (http://www.washingtonpost.com/wp-dyn/content/video/2009/12/10/VI2009121001419.html), and now to Haiti (http://www.washingtonpost.com/wp-srv/special/world/haiti-earthquake/index.html), he has sought to chart a path for America between arrogance and isolationism, neither denying nor boasting about the burdens of global leadership.
In each of these policy areas, there were shortcomings and missteps, and I reserve the columnist's right to resume criticizing them as soon as the second year gets under way. The extent to which Obama can stand up to Democratic interest groups remains a worry: Why is tort reform missing from his health-care legislation, and trade enlargement from his economic policy? He's put off a lot of tough choices, on the budget and in other fields.
But other tough choices have come rushing at him, and in most cases he's chosen well. It's worth picking up our heads from the latest poll and even from the Senate election, at least for a moment or two, to acknowledge as much.

[electriklady]

That the was topic of the editorial..........just what Steve said......he stopped the economic collapse of this country, with all his unpopular spending......If he did nothing else this whole term, the fact that he held this economy that was teetering on the brink of disaster.....a disaster he didnt create......from taking a complete nose dive to the bottom of barrel. I have never stood in a soup line, or piled on clothes to keep warm, worried about being kicked out of my home, etc etc, nor do I ever want to .....I wonder how close we were to that scenario. What the hell am I thinkin.....the republicans would have some to save the economy........with their overt concern for everything that is common and everday, they would have made sure changes were made to stabilize the economy, that I am sure would have trickled down to Main Street....after all we all know "****" runs downhill.

[electriklady]

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Republican House leader John Boehner laid out the Republican world view (http://www.pittsburghlive.com/x/pittsburghtrib/news/s_688102.html) in an interview with a friendly reporter at the Pittsburgh Post Gazette.
Boehner defended the big banks from reform, arguing that the finanical reform bill was like "killing an ant with a nuclear weapon." His comments came as Republican Senators Scott Brown and Susan Collins announced that they might oppose the financial reform bill because it levied fees on the big banks to pay for its cost.
Who should pay? Boehner gave some indication, arguing that in order to have enough money to pay for the war in Afghanistan, the Congress should RAISE THE RETIREMENT AGE TO 70, and cut Social Security across the board. From the article:
"Ensuring there’s enough money to pay for the war will require reforming the country’s entitlement system, Boehner said. He said he’d favor increasing the Social Security retirement age to 70 for people who have at least 20 years until retirement, tying cost-of-living increases to the consumer price index rather than wage inflation and limiting payments to those who need them."
Wall Street wrecks the economy, but shouldn't be taxed to pay for the cost of reform. BP is victim of a "shakedown." And now the one Obama policy Republcans support -- escalation in Afghanistan -- should be paid for by the elderly -- raising the retirement age and cuttng Social Security.
If Republicans win the majority of the House, the perpetually tanned John Boehner will become Speaker. Hard to envision that.

[electriklady]

"56% of America...think our Govt. is going in the WRONG direction.:mad:
Ya need to put some Vodka with your friggin Koolaid girl. Cause THIS MF'er, has done NOTHING but make America WORSE off!!! At home, and God knows...Internationally. He's a JOKE to the world."

Of those 56 percent, probably 55 percent would like to annihilate the "rebublicans" for their elitist actions(last I know those *******s were still part of the equation) Probably at the time the US economy started goin in the "****ter" it was 99 percent thought the government was going in the wrong direction

I think you do enough of the adding alcoholic beverages to your koolaid to make up for my lack of it.:rolleyes:

[topgroove]

dead[/B], before I have to see it.

Do we have to wait much longer?:)

[heelwinch]

"56% of America...think our Govt. is going in the WRONG direction.:mad:
Ya need to put some Vodka with your friggin Koolaid girl. Cause THIS MF'er, has done NOTHING but make America WORSE off!!! At home, and God knows...Internationally. He's a JOKE to the world."

Of those 56 percent, probably 55 percent would like to annihilate the "rebublicans" for their elitist actions(last I know those *******s were still part of the equation) Probably at the time the US economy started goin in the "****ter" it was 99 percent thought the government was going in the wrong direction

I think you do enough of the adding alcoholic beverages to your koolaid to make up for my lack of it.:rolleyes:

You're neither a lineman nor a statistician... what is excactely your role?

Besides flapping your liberal gums, with inacurate disinformation.

[heelwinch]

LET'S HOPE YOU HAVE TO LIVE IN A VEGETATE STATE UNTIL WE GET RID OF THE WORLD THAT YOU WANT SWAMPHATE.
THE WORLD SWANPSTUPID WANTS ELECTED AND RUNNING THIS COUNTRY.

THATS RIGHT!!! YOU RACIST ********** LOOK AT JUST TWO TEBAGGERS THAT DEFEATED REPUBLICANS TO RUN AGAINST DEMOCRATS.
RAPED NO ABORTION MOTHER WILL DIE, NO ABORTION. TAKE VA BENEFITS AWAY.
AND THE FAVORITE PRIVATIZE SOCIAL SECURITY AND DO AWAY WITH MEDICARE.

HEY SWAMP**** HOW SOON CAN WE GO BACK TO HANGING ******S THAT WANT TO GO TO PUBLIC SCHOOL???
THATS THE WORLD OF THE TEABAGGERS SWAMP**** WOULD VOTE FOR.

BELOW IS THE WORLD SWAMPRACIST REMEMBERS AND LOVES 46 YEARS AGO. NOW YOU KNOW WHY IS IS SO IGNORANT.

St. Augustine Race Riots (1964)
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=s9lh4dGMHjo&feature=related
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HERE IS JUST TWO RACIST TEAGAGGERS.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hQt1eaS4fT8&NR=1&feature=fvwp
Rand Paul is Even Crazier Than his Racist and Pro-BP Gaffes SuggestMay 21, 2010 ... Rand Paul is Even Crazier Than his Racist and Pro-BP Gaffes Suggest ... Rand Paul, it seems, is the political-contender version of the ...
gawker.com/.../rand-paul-is-even-crazier-than-his-racist-and-pro+bp-gaffes-suggest - Cached
Sharron Angle wins primary, will face Harry Reid - 2010 Elections ...Jun 9, 2010 ... She wants to abolish Social Security, phase out Medicare, once said alcohol should be illegal and whined in April that she couldn't bring her guns to Washington. ... it settled into a contest between Reid and an actual opponent. ... "Sharron Angle has earned Nevada's trust and respect through her ...
www.salon.com/news/.../sharron_angle_nevada_republican_primary (http://www.salon.com/news/.../sharron_angle_nevada_republican_primary) - Cached
Think Progress » Sharron Angle Is Against Abortion In Cases Of ...Jun 29, 2010 ... And as we watch the (Formerly) Grand Old Party slowly settle in the water we say, WTF? .... why is it the teabaggin fitlh don't want sharron angle expressing their extremist views in ... That angle should play real well in Nevada. :) .... If Angle loses the election, will she say it is God's plan? ...
thinkprogress.org/2010/06/29/angle-abortion-god/

Nevada's U.S. Senate primary features three gun rights ...Jun 8, 2010 ... Candidate photos: Elect Sharron Angle , DannyTarkanian.org and (AP Photo/Scott ... I want gun owners to see for themselves each candidate's ...
www.examiner.com/x-1417-Gun-Rights-Examiner~y2010m6d8-Nevadas-US-Senate-primary-features-three-gun-rights-questionnaire-respondent (http://www.examiner.com/x-1417-Gun-Rights-Examiner~y2010m6d8-Nevadas-US-Senate-primary-features-three-gun-rights-questionnaire-respondent)... - Cached
Hardblogger - The expressed views of Sharron AngleJun 16, 2010 ... Sharron Angle is the Republican candidate for US Senator from Nevada. ... “Sir, we settle issues in this country, not with bullets, but at the ballot box. ... top that she once claimed to support banning alcohol in Nevada of all places. ... of gun owners that do not want their government overthrown, ...
hardblogger.msnbc.msn.com/_.../4518352-the-expressed-views-of-sharron-angle - Cached

The wacky world of Sharron Angle - Worldnews.comJun 10, 2010 ... Sharron Angle, Nevada's Tea Party favorite for the Senate Progress ... Rachel Maddow: Did Senate Candidate Sharron Angle Threaten Harry Reid With Gun Violence? ... She wants to privatize social security (Bush's idea right before the ... Angle Wins, To Face Reid in Election. Arch-conservative Sharron ...
article.wn.com/view/2010/.../The_wacky_world_of_Sharron_Angle/ - Cached

Daily Kos: NV-Sen: Reid and Angle 'depicting other as out of touch'Jun 14, 2010 ... "Load up on guns, bring your friends. It's fun to lose and to pretend" - Kurt Cobain ..... Still a man hears what he wants to hear And disregards the rest .... If Nevada casinos accepted wagers on elections, I'd have to put a decent chunk ..... Sharron Angle is bat **** crazy, and doesn't deny it, ...
www.dailykos.com/.../-NV-Sen:-Reid-and-Angle-depicting-other-as-out-of-touch (http://www.dailykos.com/.../-NV-Sen:-Reid-and-Angle-depicting-other-as-out-of-touch)- - Cached

Nevada - BlogrunnerJun 24, 2010 ... A new Rasmussen poll in Nevada shows Sharron Angle (R) with a ... Best I can tell, Nevada Republican Senate candidate Sharon Angle wants to shift pretty far .... Elections in South Carolina and Nevada have been marked by charges of ... race in Nevada, but not when it comes to her comments on guns. ...
www.blogrunner.com/snapshot/t/news/national/.../nevada/ (http://www.blogrunner.com/snapshot/t/news/national/.../nevada/) - Cached

The Plum Line - Sharron Angle floated possibility of armed ...Jun 15, 2010 ... Sharron Angle wants to privatize the VA and leave thousands of NV vets ... After the 2008 eight election; SBJ said that they only reason he went out to .... people who advocate violence to settle a purely political dispute. ..... I know my home state of Nevada is fed up with Reid, but Holy Mackerel! ...
voices.washingtonpost.com/plum-line/.../sharron_angle_floated_possibil.html

You call people who support the teaparty's racist, yet you call them "teabagger **********s", doesn't that make you a hypocrite through your own words?

I served in the Korean war and am a conservative, am I a ********** in your mind? Please let me know so I can determine in my mind just what you are ( though I have a pretty good idea allready), I'll wait for your articulate responce.

[heelwinch]

\
YES YOU ARE A **********. LOOK AT THESE MUTHERFURKERS STATEMENTS. SHARRON ANGLE CALLS FOR HER BACKERS TO TAKE THE GOVERNMENT WITH GUNS IF NECESSARY,
RAND PAUL HAS REPEATEDLY SAID THAT IF BUSINESS' WANT TO NOT SERVE BLACKS OR ANY OTHER RACE THAT IS THEIR BUSINESS. YES IF YOU BACK THEM YOU ARE A ********** RACIST, SERVING YOUR COUNTRY DOES NOT EXCUSE YOU BEING A RACIST.


SINCE YOU HAVEN'T GOT THE GUTS TO FILL OUT A PROFILE ON YOU RACIST *****, IF YOU SERVED IN KOREAN WAR YOU ARE A MINIMUM OF 77 YEARS OLD IS THAT WHAT YOUR TELLING THIS BOARD?????

So if you don't like the outcome of the vote, grab your ****** gun, because , you dumbed *****ed mutherfuker' are going to run into people like me that think the best thing for american is to get rid of jerk punks like you. Join up with swam**** he is so good at killing. VOTE WITH YOUR GUN. YOUR RIGHT UP THE TEAGAGGERS ASS.

ONE OTHER THING. YOU WILL ALSO MEET THE BEST EQUIPPED ARMY IN THE WORLD.

READ THE STATEMENT. THIS YOU DUMBASSED JERK IS TREASON.

Sharron Angle floated possibility of armed insurrection


Here's another one that could be tough for Sharron Angle (http://www.whorunsgov.com/Profiles/Sharron_Angle) to explain away: In an interview in January, Angle appeared to float the possibility of armed insurrection if "this Congress keeps going the way it is."
I'm not kidding. In an interview she gave to a right-wing talk show host (http://voices.washingtonpost.com/plum-line/100114%20Angle%20on%20Lars%20Larson%20-%20Second%20Amendment%20Remedies.mp3), Angle approvingly quoted Thomas Jefferson saying it's good for a country to have a revolution every 20 years -- and said that if Congress keeps it up, people may find themselves resorting to "Second Amendment remedies."
What's more, the talk show host she spoke to tells me he doesn't have any doubt that she was floating the possibility of armed insurrection as a valid response if Congress continues along its current course.
Asked by the host, Lars Larson of Portland, Oregon, where she stands on Second Amendment issues, Angle replied:

You know, our Founding Fathers, they put that Second Amendment in there for a good reason and that was for the people to protect themselves against a tyrannical government. And in fact Thomas Jefferson said it's good for a country to have a revolution every 20 years. I hope that's not where we're going, but, you know, if this Congress keeps going the way it is, people are really looking toward those Second Amendment remedies and saying my goodness what can we do to turn this country around? I'll tell you the first thing we need to do is take Harry Reid out.
Larson says Angle was floating the possibility of armed insurrection if Congress keeps it up under Reid et al.
"If it continues to do the things it's doing, I think she's leaving open that possibility," Larson said. "And I think the founders believed that the public should be able to do that when the government becomes out of control. It just matters what you define as going too far."

The most charitable interpretation here was that Angle was floating armed insurrection -- or "Second Amendment remedies" -- as a defensible response if electoral politics fails to change where things are headed under the current regime.
Also, the larger context is key: TPM reports this morning (http://tpmdc.talkingpointsmemo.com/2010/06/sharron-angle-and-the-independent-american-party.php?ref=fpa) that Angle was a member of the far-right Independent American Party, a pro-gun, states-rights party that warns against the threat of global government.
She has also said (http://tpmdc.talkingpointsmemo.com/2010/06/reid-opponent-embraces-patriot-group-that-warns-of-giant-concentration-camps.php) she's a member of the patriot group "Oath Keepers," though she's since disavowed that bunch.


By Greg Sargent | June 15, 2010; 1:32 PM ET


YOU'RE 77? YOU WANT TO VOTE FOR SOMEONE THAT BELEIVES MEDICARE NEEDS TO BE REPEALED, IS THAT WHAT YOU ARE SAYING. NOT EVEN THAT THAT WORTHLESS PIECE OF SH!T SWAMPSUCK WANTS TO LOSE A FRENEFIT, HE NEVER PAID FOR.

Huh, a minimum of 77 huh... well I'll be, if I new that I would have never signed up. I'm only 74 (well almost). Once again you liberals have ****ed me.

I enjoy how you spout off about being such a big veteran supporter, but with out even a clue of who I am you indulge in the "********** " name calling when I ask you a question.

I'm starting to think you are nothing but a blow hard that has to toot his own horn to gain any respect. FUC YOU

Stephen James. Local 1249, retired 39 years

There's my profile **********.

What war did you serve in Mister MOUTH!!!!!!!

YOU are no better than any of the other draft dodgers on this board you ****in scab.

[heelwinch]

What's the matter big mouth? You trying to figure out how I served? You're a fukkin blow hard.

"I'm SBATTS Great provider of veterans... as long as you're the age that I say you need to be". Obama's little ***** is what you are.

Cmon up to NY you can meet Nobama's little brother Patterson then stop by my house and I'll let you meet a real Veteran, you punk FUKK