THE POLITICAL ARENA!!! Political Gladiators Inside!!

[lonewolf]

A Friend In Need Is a Friend Indeed!

[Banned]

A Friend In Need Is a Friend Indeed!

B. Hussein looks pissed cause he wanted to wear that exact outfit.

[mjb]

gadhafis' hair kind of looks like my grandmas a little bit. from the side.

[f.sciarrillo]

[Banned]

http://www.realclearpolitics.com/video/ ... party.html

Democrat congresswoman: "The real enemy is the Tea Party". Are the democrats in congress declaring war on middle class taxpayers?

[f.sciarrillo]

Gallup has Obama's approval rating at 38%. Another new low. Man oh man. If he keeps going this rate, he will be under 30% by December.

[Hawk]

I see the pissing party is still going on here in your own little corner of fantasy world:lol: .

I wonder how many of you well educated right wingers won't read this post because there too many words?

Any thoughts on the Republicans wanting to stop the payroll tax cuts. (Do you guys know the meaning of hypocrisy ?)

Obama little payroll tax cut saves A WORKER perhaps a $1,000. Republicans say it made no difference )

I see Frank still uses a lot of words and still doesn't say anything . Glad he's on your side.

Any thoughts on the Republicans charging $ for town hall meetings ? I thought they worked for the people. Do you know what a hypocrite is ?

Any thoughts on the job creator Rick Perry ? He has introduced 0 (ZERO) bills that created jobs. His oil rich state has created jobs.
He spent $ BILLIONS of Federal dollars to increase the size of his state government, adding to his job count . Do you know the meaning of lies by omission ?

Remember he wanted Texas to leave the USA because of the stimulus (He actually did not know the that Texas had not agreed that they could leave the USA at any time , Texas agreed that if they were too big they might some day be divided int two, three or four states ? Yet uses Federal money to fool you into thinking he is a brilliant job creator .

Texas has more minimum wage jobs than any other state, so vote for Perry if you want more minimum wage jobs . In fact, lets lower minimum wage .

Texas largely escaped the housing bubble because of strong Texas state mortgage regulations. What did Perry do to help ? He removed the regulations .

Any thoughts on how much the Republicans loved town hall meetings when they were anti Washington, but now that they are in Washington they are anti town hall meetings ?

Any thoughts on The Republicans against cameras or video equipment in a town hall meeting that people had to pay to get into ?


Frank, I love the Republican cantidates ! They make me and and ...

And poor old Ron Paul, little to no national coverage. The reason for that is big money doesn't own him. Aside from some bizarre Libertarian fantasy world where we will be better off with no military in any country but our own (good way to loose track of what the neighbors are doing). Wants to allow hard drugs for everyone...can't see any problems with that. And he wants to allow race based discrimination, given that only about 1/2 of the US population is white, who would have a problem with that ?

Okay, back to your private pissing party. Enjoy.

I wonder how many of you well educated right wingers won't read this post because there too many words?

[f.sciarrillo]

What, Bill? There were too many words.

Name the plan that Obama has, and name something that he did that worked? His approval isn't in the tank because people love him. His own party is even starting to lose hope.

Also, the latest gallup poll has Romney winning if the elections were today.

Obama, the great Robin Hood and Vacationer in Chief. All talk and no leading. Say goodbye to him in 2012.

[lonewolf]

Republicans? Texas?

Bill, haven't you learned by now that we are anti-government subversives with no particular love for either party?

You are right about the hypocrisy though. At least the democrats brag about being big government, big-tax-and-spenders. The republicans keep talking about smaller government, but they spend almost as much as the democrats.

[Banned]

No matter how hard we tell Bill we are not Republicans he asks us a whole lot of questions about Perry and the Republicans. Ask them Bill, Jeff and I don't care.

As for hypocrisy, yes, we get a lesson on it every single day with the Kenyan. He was going to have the most transparent administration, and he lets us see a photo copy of a poorly forged birth certificate, out of numerical order, with up to 27 mistakes on it according to forgery experts.

yep, we know all about Hypocrisy!

Have you seen the polling of Ron Paul vs. the Kenyan? 39% to 38%, not bad for a guy who gets no main stream media attention. He is ahead of the Kenyan in some polls when they only ask independents.

http://www.rasmussenreports.com/public_ ... 39_paul_38

[f.sciarrillo]

[Hawk]

Florida welfare drug testing. So far the average caught on drugs is 2%. The cost if implementing the drug tests is more than the savings from dropping the 2%.

The guys who want smaller government seem to increase the bureaucracy and spend more money. Just sayin'.

BTW the Florida governor is the OWNER of a drug testing company... He's raking in the money just fine ...Just sayin'.

[RobTheDrummer]

Where do you get your facts Bill?

This fact was taken from the Politifact Florida site.

"Under the law -- which takes effect July 1 -- welfare applicants would have to pay for the test. If they pass, the state would reimburse them for the cost, which can range from $10 to $25."

For real, I don't give a damn if you break even on this thing, if you accept government money, you should be held responsible for how you spend it.

Here's the whole article I found.
http://www.politifact.com/florida/state ... re-likely/

[f.sciarrillo]

I am wondering where you got that from as well, Bill. Could you post a link? I did a search and came up with nothing. Unless you got it from a left leaning website, then that is normal. They never check their facts before making statements.

[edit] O.k .. I found something. It was only one link on youtube. Some left wing lunatic screaming that he owns stock in the company doing the drug testing. Not that he owns the company, that he owns stock. There is a huge difference. Then, that hasn't been provin either.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=I5Afx5_QO5A [/edit]

[Banned]

The guys who want smaller government seem to increase the bureaucracy and spend more money. Just sayin'.

Where do you get the idea that republicans, or democrats, for that matter want smaller government??????

[RobTheDrummer]

I'm against all double interests from the ones who make the laws, that's just not right. SO, if there is truth to that, then that's f'ed up. If you think drug testing for those that collect tax dollars is wrong, then you are insane! I think all lawmakers should have to go through drug testing as well!

[lonewolf]

Where do you get your facts Bill?

He used to get them from Olbermann, but now that he's fired, Bill sounds a lot more like Ed "Fred Flintstone" Schultz.

You an Ed fan, Bill?

[f.sciarrillo]

Where do you get your facts Bill?

He used to get them from Olbermann, but now that he's fired, Bill sounds a lot more like Ed "Fred Flintstone" Schultz.

You an Ed fan, Bill?

Olbermann is on Current now. Then, I am sure Bill already knows that All seriousness, I would like to know where he got that info from.

[f.sciarrillo]

[onegunguitar]

Where do you get your facts Bill?

He used to get them from Olbermann, but now that he's fired, Bill sounds a lot more like Ed "Fred Flintstone" Schultz.

You an Ed fan, Bill?

Ed Shultz is a freakin' moron.

[f.sciarrillo]

[Hawk]

Any thoughts on the Republican party auctioning off access to it's politicians ? The Fools !



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MN Republicans Literally Auctioning Off GOP Congressmen And State Lawmakers To Highest Bidder
By Lee Fang on Aug 25, 2011 at 7:20 pm


Bidding opportunity to meet with Rep. Erik Paulsen (R-MN)
A Republican committee in Minnesota has been caught creating an eBay-style auction site to sell access with politicians, including top lawmakers like Rep. John Kline (R-MN) and Rep. Erik Paulsen (R-MN), as well as State House Speaker Kurt Zellers (R-MN). With bidding starting at $250, the committee offered opportunities to “get up close and personal” with each lawmaker. The announcement for the auction was reportedly sent to area lobbyists.

Yesterday, the progressive group Common Cause called out the Carver County Republican Party, the committee sponsoring the fundraising effort, for crossing the “line on what is acceptable behavior for some of the most powerful members of the Minnesota legislature and U.S. Congress.” The GOP committee quickly deleted its website, but not before Common Cause took a screenshot:



Screenshot of MN GOP website auctioning off access to lawmakers
“It’s time we take the ‘for sale’ sign off our government, so that it works for working and middle class Minnesotans,” said Mike Dean, Common Cause’s Minnesota director.

[Hawk]

For real, I don't give a damn if you break even on this thing, if you accept government money, you should be held responsible for how you spend it.

COOL ! Let's drug test all oil exutives given that the fed gives them billions. Big oil welfare IS welfare too... And id THEY fail the drug test, they loose their Government support.

[Hawk]

Frank, when are you going to be able to think for yourself. Instead of parroting, you resorted to just pasting. The ONLY opinions YOU have are other people's opinions.

[Hawk]

I don't watch Ed Shultz...