Obama's decision to resign from the Senate was an enormous blunder. He should now renege on his resignation and storm the Senate to fight for the auto industry with a loud vote. Btw, does anyone know if Biden gave up his vote, too? What jerks.
[quote]Where is my bail out?[/quote]You're doing just fine on your 25k, remember? [quote]Wal-mart was around, but no where near what it is today.[/quote]You got me. Where I came from it was the A&P.
[quote]anyone said that Unions were never any good![/quote] Yes, I suppose, you regarded them highly when making buggy whips! But you and all of the statements deal with the past and have long left the burial ground.[e digicons]:-"[/e] [quote]heck man I can do it on 25 ! Poeple live outside of thier means and have become so materialistic[/quote]You're a menace to the legitimate need to retain a reasonably high standard of living.
[quote]I think the "taxation supporter" in your dialogue up there is a bit of a straw man.[/quote]Excellent comment. [quote]America when tax rate on the rich was dropped from 70% down to 28%, there was a wealth explosion.[/quote]Indeed! But not as implied a redistribution--trickle down didn't work.[e digicons]:andrew:[/e]
[quote]Damn! I guess I am old![/quote]Not necessarily, I believe to continue the "integrity" of the nickel, candy men first stripped the bar of a few ounces; they were massive in my day. Cheer up.
[quote]No one is too big to fail.[/quote]Right, like the Iraq Mistake, farm subsidies to millionaires, tax writeoffs, tax shelters, interest deduction on home mortgages, tax incentives for auto transplants, entitlements--bailouts in reality all too big to fail.[e digicons]
[quote]Depends upon how much the governor charges her for it.[/quote] I get it--he's the pimp.
[quote]nope it's up for auction.[/quote][quote]What? Blogejevich stole it?[/quote] You guys are really funny. Pehaps you can verify for me where the first four solicitors who didn't offer enough before Jackson were sent? Pluto?[e digicons]B)[/e]
[quote]Is ecstasy a bad thing now?[/quote] Hannity's ecstacy over Rev. Wright's connections didn't work. [quote]She is a really nice lady![/quote]Well, the gov's wife reportedly is far from nice.
[quote]poke a stick in Hannity's eye[/quote]Absolutely because his motives are always to find the peripheral muck that isn't there. It's not the scumbag he's after, it's Obama.[e digicons]}:)[/e] Upgrade to a smarter computer.
[quote]You think it'll take till march for them to come back? I'm betting they start angling for more by the end of January, if they wait that long.[/quote] Ford might since I don't think it's included since all they need is a credit line down the road. [quote]they are bailing out the jobs. Its creating an artificail thing.... and this is never wise.[/quote]What's artificial about jobs--and they are too big to fail. Besides, what's the point of creating 2½million jobs if you le
[quote]We can agree on somethings![/quote]Till your next comment, anyway. [quote] They should be allowed to reorganize under bankruptcy protection and have a shot at competing again.[/quote]All of a sudden bankruptcy is a good thing!
BLAGOJEVICH IS SCUM FROM HELL AND SEAN HANNITY IS ECSTATIC! -- HOPING THE SCANDAL WILL NAIL OBAMA.
Yet Congress is wary over $34bil for the auto industry.
[quote]One reality people are blind to is that the party controls the president.[/quote]Not always. In fact, W pretty much got what he wanted. Theoretically a prsident is supposed to lead.
I wonder if Carolyn Kennedy will pay off Hill's debt in exchange for the senate seat?
[quote]Unlike others, I am not a victim.[/quote] Ah, for the good old days of Duke Wayne! [quote]120k a year is up at the higher end of middle class. A good 60k a year job is not going to kill these guys.[/quote]Unbelievably exaggerated.
I’d be the last guy to defend a CEO making 21mil a year even if his company was stumbling over bales of profit, let alone one losing billions. Hell, Lou Gehrig cap in hand had to beg for a $40k contract, so I seethe when an A-Rod winds up with a 250mil multiyear contract, and Manny turns down Torres’ offer of 40mil for two years because he—in his old age no less—wants 100mil for four years! Then there are these part time pitchers with 4.0
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[quote]I have an oxen yoke too. But I dont use it these days.[/quote]Why? because it is environmentally correct to go to Walmart by cart, lest you be accused of being a lefty loony? Yes, times have changed and so has unions--granted a dying breed--but that's no reason for the principle of bargaining rights be deceased[e digicons]:'([/e] .
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[quote]So good try man. Its a sinking ship I recomend you jump ship while there is still room left on the lifeboat.[/quote] No way, unions are as American as apple pie and the flag pin. [quote]It pays idled workers a full salary and benefits even when there is no work for them to do.")[/quote]So does Toyota and only because management needs to retool their strategies.
[quote]Income is relative. If a house cost you a thousand dollars, an annual income of 200 is more than enough to live comfortably.[/quote]Wow, talk about the past! Have fun chomping on your nickel candy bar.
[quote]You got to love hypocrites.[/quote]Yeah, what annoys me no end--aside from no atheists in foxholes--is that most so-called Atheists are anti-religious whereas atheism is supposed to be philosophic and lack passion. Rather an extreme wing of agnosticism.
Btw, when have O'Reilly and Hannity ever let go of Clinton?
[quote]They are the ones bringing him up, we are just commenting on their stupidity.[/quote]Can't blame the party for the Rachel Maddow obsession.
[quote]Thanks! I needed the laugh this week![/quote]Why? What with wholesale bailouts the hilarity has been wild for you. What I still can't get my head around is how $billions are so blase when in FDR's time it was hundreds of thousands and seldom millions!