Why did Clinton sign the Republicans written NAFTA bill? He has since admitted guilt and said it was a mistake.
Oh, brother. Libs never do anything wrong, it is always the fault of the big evil Republicans. lol The victim complex never ends with you people.
America’s Freedom Fighter, Larry Greenley, takes a look at the status of the health care reform debate and calls on Congress to let the matter drop in order to prevent an unconstitutional government takeover of the health care industry.
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David – I think I get what you’re saying. But could you please explain how you think this will cure high unemployment?
They will stop Obama leftist agenda.
DTG
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Rep. Paul Ryan (R-WI) says Washington Democrats’ unprecedented decision to cancel this year’s budget will wreak havoc on our economy and make it even harder to put people back to work.
The House Budget Committee’s top Republican, Ryan says Democrats’ plan to continue their out-of-control ’stimulus’ spending spree and raise taxes on middle-class families is a “recipe for disaster.”
He also challenges President Obama and Washington Democrats to stop running out the clock and “make the tough choices they promised they would, put moral obligation before political expedience, and focus on what’s in the best interests of the next generation, not the next election.”
With economists saying immediate fiscal discipline is needed to create jobs, Ryan notes that Republicans have already identified $1.3 trillion in specific spending cuts that could be implemented right now.
Rep. Ryan is in his sixth term representing the people of Wisconsin’s 1st Congressional District.
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What specifically have the Republicans done to prove to Americans that keeping them in office and perhaps adding more Republicans would be best for America.
Conservative Here.
Unfortunately, they haven’t.
It is not a case of the libbies doing such a poor job lets try the Republicans. This is what got us in this mess in the first place.
The Republicans are going to have to come up with some plans as I think Paul Ryan has. This guy is sharp and people like John Boehner needs to step aside or adopt Ryan’s philosophy.
We are in real troubles in this country and we cannot keep the same old politics as usual. This is what both parties have offered and this is what has brought us to this point.
BREAKING NEWS: We have confirmed that the federal budget planned for fiscal year 2011 has been canceled.
The cause: Washington Democrats’ out-of-control spending spree.
We are here now outside the Capitol awaiting an apology from Washington Democrats for this betrayal of hard-working American taxpayers.
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There are plenty of black Democrats in congress but zero Republicans. Why?
There aren’t many black Republicans… most people don’t vote for parties that are against their interests, and Republicans are against minority interests.
The President calls on Republicans in Congress to put scoring political points aside, and instead to focus on solving the problems facing the nation. At the time of this address, the Republican leadership is blocking progress on a bill to boost the economy, retain jobs for teachers and cops, and help people buy their first home; another bill which would hold oil companies accountable for any disasters they cause by removing the current $75 million liability cap; and 136 highly qualified men and women who have been nominated to government positions.
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When BP CEO Tony Hayward testified before Congress this morning, many expected to hear him apologize for the disaster his company has caused which is destroying the gulf of Mexico and the southern coast of the United States, and may also soon spread to the east coast. Instead, Republican Congressman Joe Barton was the one saying he was sorry — to BP.
In his opening statement, Barton, the top Republican on the committee overseeing the oil spill and its aftermath, delivered a personal apology to the oil giant. He said the $20 billion fund that President Obama directed BP to establish to provide relief to the victims of the oil disaster was a "tragedy in the first proportion." Because, as a typical Republican, he is more interested in representing industry and big oil corporations, not the American people he is supposed to represent.
Other Republicans are echoing his call. Republican Sen. John Cornyn said he "shares" Barton’s concern. Republican Michele Bachmann said that BP shouldn’t agree to be "fleeced." She feels making BP take responsibility to compensate those whose livelihoods have been destroyed by BP is a bad idea. Rush Limbaugh the king of promoting corporate America over its citizens, called it a "bailout." How about that for typical Limbaugh irresponsible and backwards thinking!? The Republican Study Committee, with its 114 members in the House, called it a "shakedown." BP is not eve and American owned company so these Republican are not even taking the side of Americans corporations over American people. They are taking the side of foreign corporations, careless foreign corporations who are destroying our nations coastline at that, over the interests of the American people!
This fund is a major victory for the people of the Gulf. It’s a key step toward making them whole again. BP has a responsibility to those whose lives and livelihoods have been devastated by the disaster. And BP oil executives don’t deserve an apology — the people of the Gulf do.
Now if we can just get the Republican Party to think about the needs of the American people for once and stop BSing us and selling the US out to corporations, foreign or domestic!
The families and businesspeople in the Gulf region want leadership, accountability and action from BP and the Administration. It is unacceptable that, 59 days after this crisis began, no solution is forthcoming. Simply put, the American people want all resources, time and focus to be directed toward stopping the spill and cleaning up the mess.
It was perfectly predictable, which is what makes Barton’s gaffe so excruciating. If you know the left is desperate to change the subject in the press, why make it easy for them? And why, oh why, frame your criticism of Obama and the escrow account as an apology to BP? He could have knocked the escrow fund independently before or after the hearing, at a press conference or in a written statement or an interview or various other ways. As it is, I can only assume that he was trying to pander to the right and that he’s willing to take on Obama’s White House even if it means siding — on national television — with the perpetrators of the oil apocalypse in the gulf. Red meat for grassroots conservatives, poison for everyone else in America. Maybe there was something to that “epistemic closure” criticism after all.
The other pity of Barton’s sympathy act is that it obscures the fact that he has a legitimate complaint about the escrow account. It’s time for this distraction-on-a-silver-platter to end. o_O