2012 Elections in the USA

[QUOTE=Jackson; 423042]Ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha.

ROTFLMAO!

Stop it Esten, you're killing me.

Ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha.[/QUOTE]That took a lot of key strokes to write!

Think about it!

I can hear you from here!

By the way, I think it's bare, not bear!

One is wooly and mean as shit and the other one bares a burden or such.

TL.

Honest mistake when you are livid and pissed!

I think Greece is ripe for the taking. Romney, with his experience from Bain, is the right man for this takeover of the decade. A natural ally from Word War I, Greece would welcome us with open arms. It would give us a strategic location for our bases, right under the weak chin of Russia, and hovering over the top of Ayotollah Iran and our oil fields in the Middle East. Obviously, he has to keep all this under wraps. The tip-off would be names like Chaney & Paulson being hinted as advisors or cabinet appointees. Another rumor is that Donald Trump is lobbying for the position of US Ambassador to the United Nations. But Romney has to put a quota how many press interviews he can give in one day. Trump has indicated that 10 is a nice round number.

I welcome this new acquisition, the food is good, the islands are paradise, and the women have the heat. The last is only hear-say, I don't have first hand experience, unless greek-american counts.

[quote]You didn't see it in the mainstream financial media Wednesday morning. [b]But stocks loved Gov. Scott Walker's spanking of public-sector unions and Democrats in Wisconsin. [/b]

The Dow jumped about 165 points right at the opening on Wednesday, and closed ahead 234. There really was no other news. There was some speculation about central bank stimulus in Europe and the United States. Blah, blah, blah. But there was nothing specific or concrete.

So it's an easy point to make:[b] Markets love the Scott Walker landslide. [/b]

Tuesday night on "The Kudlow Report," two investment gurus predicted a bullish market if Walker won. Art Hogan of Lazard Capital and Mike Ozanian of Forbes both forecasted a Walker rally. And that's just what we got Wednesday.

The logic? Well, mainly, a big Walker win opens the door to a Wisconsin victory for Mitt Romney this fall. Think of Walker as the leading indicator for November.

[url]http://news.investors.com/article/613921/201206061815/markets-investors-like-governor-scott-walker-landslide.htm[/url][/quote]Leading indicator for November indeed, and the beginning of the end for public sector unions, and that's a win, win, win for America.

Sorry TL, seems "bear" is correct: [url]http://oxforddictionaries.com/definition/bear[/url]

Also google "bear the burden" or "right to bear arms"...... far more hits than with the "bare" spelling. You do realize when you call out incorrect spelling, you are supposed to check you are correct first? Tsk Tsk...

[QUOTE=Esten; 423063]Sorry TL, seems "bear" is correct:

[url]http://oxforddictionaries.com/definition/bear[/url]

Also google "bear the burden" or "right to bear arms". Far more hits than with the "bare" spelling. You do realize when you call out incorrect spelling, you are supposed to check you are correct first? Tsk Tsk.[/QUOTE]Thanks Buddy!

Must have been a drunk keyboard or something!

There's a lot of those in the English language and that's why it is so difficult for foreigners.

Know, no. New, knew, etc, etc.

My last 2 American Sperm Banks where English Teachers and they would correct my e-mails!

I'm thankful for that, if only that!

American Sperm Banks do accept deposits though!

TL

Without the republicans help. It is not great, but better than before.

[QUOTE=Jackson; 422772]Those weren't jobs bills, they were tax-borrow-spend bills.

When will liberals ever learn that we cannot tax, borrow and spend our way to prosperity?

The answer is: They don't care, because borrowing money today allows them to payoff their supporters today while handing the bill to the taxpayers of tomorrow, all of which is an indirect method of redistributing wealth.

Thanks,

Jackson[/QUOTE]

[QUOTE=WorldTravel69;423072]Without the republicans help. It is not great, but better than before.[/QUOTE]Romney basically supported "some kind" of stimulus package himself, so there is not much difference between the two, except for some window dressing. If there was ever a time to vote for something different, and for what you believe in, now is the time.

That choice is Gary Johnson. Help break the stranglehold the 2 ruling parties have given us.

Also there are a lot of dissafected Liberals that may go Libertarian too, so Gary Johnson is viable. (Awesome track record too)

No Help from you dumb Republicans.

Well the Market has gone Up.

This chart is a couple days behind.

But the Market does not lie, Like Romney does, it is Going Up, Read it and Cry you selfcentered Republicans (Bastards).

What is your Bullshit Story as to the market report?

What I can say is that You did not Do Jack Shit to Help the People of the United States.

Read the US Constitution!

You non caring Republicans.

This is exactly what I am talking about, liberals choose a set of figures that they like regardless of if it has anything to do with current facts. WT69 the only lie I see here is yours. The graph you posted is from 2009 to 2010, take a look at 2009 to 2012 my friend and you get a much different story. Be prepared for recession II when Greece goes under after the June 17th elections and defaults, followed by the next debt ceiling debacle in August when the fight starts again on raising it or holding firm and cutting services. Since the Democrats are in the White House they will choose cuts what most adversely affect the people and not the ones that make the most sense

[QUOTE=WorldTravel69; 423084]What I can say is that You did not Do Jack Shit to Help the People of the United States.

Read the US Constitution!

You non caring Republicans.[/QUOTE]"[i]Ask not what your country can do for you, ask what you can do for your country.[/i]"

Do you know what self-centered, uncaring motherfucker said this to the American people in a national address?

Here's another one I like:

"[i]The normal must take care of themselves"[/i]

WT, you'll never get it: People must take care of themselves, period.

Thanks,

Jackson

[QUOTE=Black Shirt; 423044]But Romney has to put a quota how many press interviews he can give in one day. Trump has indicated that 10 is a nice round number.[/QUOTE]I'd accept that if Obama will accept a quota on the number of fundraisers he can give in one day.

10 sounds like a reasonable number for both men.

Oh, wait, it's now irrelevant how many fundraisers Obama gives, because last month Romney became the first Obama opponent in any election to raise more money than Obama.

I think the Obama boat is starting to take on water.

Isn't that when the rats start to jump off the ship?

Thanks,

Jackson

Obama's claims of lower Federal spending under his watch are not just lies, but damn lies! If you want to see Democrat propaganda at work check out this story which debunks the claim some dumbass report came up with by juggling the numbers and back loading spending passed by a lame duck congress and signed by Obama.

[url]http://m.spokesman.com/stories/2012/jun/05/obamas-claim-unfounded/[/url]

PolitiFact called Obama's spending claim 'mostly true', so they show their true colors as just another liberal flunky.

By the way Esten, are you still claiming as Obama did how much oil the US has verses the rest of the world. If so, check out the US Geological Services estimates of the Eagle Ford and Bakken reserves. If you can't read I'll make it easy for you, at an estimated 50% recovery rate with today's technology we now have more reserves than Saudi Arabia. Couple that with what we can get from the Canada oil sand deposits and there is no reason to import oil when it's developed here! Our oil and American jobs!

But that does not work for the environmental types who want the pipe dream of wind and solar.

[QUOTE=Doppelganger;423092]But that does not work for the environmental types who want the pipe dream of wind and solar.[/QUOTE]There will always be extremists on the enviroment issue, but I think that all of us have enjoyed the grandeur and beauty of the US national parks, so there is appreciation for nature in all of us. So the fight is enviroment vs profits (in the name of progress)

Our automobile & petroleum industry were developed in an era of cheap & plentiful gas. There is no denying that they are responsible for our incredble high standard of liviing, the era of plenty. As a result, other types of land transportation systems were ignored or otherwise undeveloped. The automobile is also part of the American psyche, it invokes freedom, independence & wealth. Often, all you need to get a chick was 6-pack and a car. And the sperm spiralling in the back seat at the drive-ins! Now that gas prices have skyrocked, we are in a state of shock and anger. So the question is at what level do we have to consume to find contentment, be it driving across town to work or play, or how many colories we consume whilst watching tv, or 30 minutes in the jacuzzi. What do we have to give up? Sorry, it's that old addiction theory again, that damn marketing stategy that have ensnared into us into believing that we don't have to save for tomorrow.

To be continued, I kind of forgot what I really wanted to say.

You must have seen the same documentary I did about the American love affair with the car. Man you are showing you age if you can remember all those things, as I do.

The thing about capitalism is when someone builds the better mouse trap all us rats beat a path to their door. Until someone comes up with that better mouse trap we are stuck with oil. Maybe one thing the automakers could have done is what Brazil did years ago, make cars that run on gas, natural gas or alcohol. But we are geared for gas and the EPA would have field day with fueling points trying to offer multipe types of fuel. The environment impact studies would last a life time alone

[QUOTE=WorldTravel69; 423084]No Help from you dumb Republicans.

Well the Market has gone Up.

This chart is a couple days behind.

But the Market does not lie, Like Romney does, it is Going Up, Read it and Cry you selfcentered Republicans (Bastards).

What is your Bullshit Story as to the market report?

What I can say is that You did not Do Jack Shit to Help the People of the United States.

Read the US Constitution!

You non caring Republicans.[/QUOTE]Although much of it was wasted on foolish government spending, the billions of dollars that Romney and other wealthy Republicans have paid in taxes have done a lot to Help the People of the United States.

Maybe you should read the Constitution. It was written by people who whose beliefs were a hell of a lot closer to Gary Johnson's and Mitt Romney's than Barrack Obama's.

Selfcentered Democrat Bastards. Always looking for a handout.

Have you considered moving to Cuba? It has everything you're looking for -- equality, equal pay for equal work, an economy run by caring government bureaucrats instead of greedy corporations and small businesses, and lots of cheap poontang. Oh yeah, I forgot, they figured out that didn't work and they're changing it. Well, there's always North Korea.