Who do you support for Governor in Pennsylvania in 2010?

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bobby64 wrote:

Your not any one to determine if any one is physically and mentally able to work, your not a doctor. They make the decisions. You prove with every post that all you represent is a small minded right world to the extreme wing nut. Keep on ducking and dodging little man. Your life is a changing negatively you thinking, blame the black man any way you can. Keep proving your shallow

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Obama 2012 wrote:

It's an easy choice: Bush Tax Cuts verse Obamacare--Obamacare is the intelligent choice.

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bobby64 wrote:

Your not any one to determine if any one is physically and mentally able to work, your not a doctor. They make the decisions. You prove with every post that all you represent is a small minded right world to the extreme wing nut. Keep on ducking and dodging little man. Your life is a changing negatively you thinking, blame the black man any way you can. Keep proving your shallow

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bobby64 wrote:

Your not any one to determine if any one is physically and mentally able to work, your not a doctor. They make the decisions. You prove with every post that all you represent is a small minded right world to the extreme wing nut. Keep on ducking and dodging little man. Your life is a changing negatively you thinking, blame the black man any way you can. Keep proving your shallow

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Obama 2012 wrote:

Bush tax cuts were extend due to Republicans holding unemployment benefits hostage as part of the deal.

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bobby64 wrote:

You sure dodge them tough questions, don't you x factor? Does my friend deserve his ssd according to you and your ayn rand philosophy? He worked his adult life

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Dave Rogers wrote:

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“President Obama has won re-election, but his healthcare law is still driving up costs and making it harder for small businesses to hire workers.
“The president’s health care law adds a massive, expensive, unworkable government program at a time when our national debt already exceeds the size of our country’s entire economy. We can’t afford it, and we can’t afford to leave it intact.”
“Congress has a constitutional responsibility to conduct thorough oversight of the executive branch, and congressional oversight will play a critical role in repealing Obamacare going forward,” he writes.
With the Supreme Court mostly upholding Obamacare and the president winning re-election, that oversight and state actions are the only avenues left for repeal.
House committees can go after various elements of Obamacare. State governments can do their part by resisting government-run insurance exchanges.

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bobby64 wrote:

X factor, keep finding excuses to run from the facts.

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bobby64 wrote:

X factor, keep finding excuses to run from the facts.

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TaxNoMore wrote:

Wow...your delusional...what other nonsense did you hear ?
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the steady hand of Barack Obama
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Obama's Real Unemployment Rate Is 14.7%, And A Recession's On The Way
http://www.forbes.com/sites/peterferrara/2012...
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and some tough but necessary bailouts...
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“I said I believe in American workers, I believe in this American industry, and now the American auto industry has come roaring back,”
Obama bragged on the campaign trail.
Here’s the inconvenient story they won’t tell you:
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The claims that GM paid back its taxpayer-funded loans “in full”— a story peddled in campaign ads narrated by Hollywood actor Tom Hanks — were debunked by the Treasury Department’s TARP watchdog this summer.
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GM still owes nearly $30 billion of the $50 billion it received, and its lending arm still owes nearly $15 billion of the more than $17 billion it received.
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Bailout watchdog Mark Modica of the National Legal and Policy Center adds:
“In addition to U.S. taxpayers anteing up, Canada put in over $10 billion, and GM was relieved of about $28 billion of bondholder obligations as UAW claims were protected.
That’s an improvement of almost $90 billion to the balance sheet, and the company still lags the competition.”
While the Obama administration wraps the auto bailout in red, white, and blue, it’s foreign workers and overseas plants that are reaping redistributive rewards.
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GM has increased its manufacturing capacity in China by an estimated 55 percent after the bailout, according to industry watchers.
GM’s Dan Akerson crowed at the Beijing auto show earlier this year:
“One of our aims is to help grow a new generation of automotive engineers, designers, and leaders right here in China.”
The U.S. auto giant’s ventures with the Communist regime include Shanghai OnStar Telematics Co., Ltd.;
GM China Advanced Technical Center; FAW-GM Light Duty Commercial Vehicle Co., Ltd., in Harbin,
Heilongjiang; FAW-GM’s Changchun plant in Changchun, Jilin; FAW-GM Hongta Yunnan Automobile Manufacturing Co., Ltd., in Qujing,
Yunnan; and Shanghai Chengxin Used Car Operation and Management Co., Ltd.
http://www.nationalreview.com/articles/315901...
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Ahhhhh Sooooooo stupid pha-king Gringo

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bobby64 wrote:

X factor, keep finding excuses to run from the facts.

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Mitts World wrote:

WalMart workers to not show up for Black Friday:
Walmart CEO Michael Duke's $35 million salary, when converted to an hourly wage, worked out to $16,826.92. By comparison, at a Walmart store planned for the Windy City's Pullman neighborhood, new employees to be paid $8.75 an hour would gross $13,650 a year.
Smith's numbers could be a bit off. Equilar, an executive compensation research firm, calculates that Duke earned just south of $20 million in 2009 and $28 million in 2008, not counting millions of dollars in potential performance awards. But the alderman argued that there's still a "sad" contrast between Duke's compensation and the wages of his employees.
"How can you go to bed at night and sleep knowing you make this kind of money and the people working for you can hardly buy a package of beans and rice?"
It's greed like this that ruined our country.This would be Romney's world if he was to be elected...
LQQK HERE:
http://abcnews.go.com/Business/walmart-ceo-pa...

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Mitts World wrote:

WalMart workers to not show up for Black Friday:
Walmart CEO Michael Duke's $35 million salary, when converted to an hourly wage, worked out to $16,826.92. By comparison, at a Walmart store planned for the Windy City's Pullman neighborhood, new employees to be paid $8.75 an hour would gross $13,650 a year.
Smith's numbers could be a bit off. Equilar, an executive compensation research firm, calculates that Duke earned just south of $20 million in 2009 and $28 million in 2008, not counting millions of dollars in potential performance awards. But the alderman argued that there's still a "sad" contrast between Duke's compensation and the wages of his employees.
"How can you go to bed at night and sleep knowing you make this kind of money and the people working for you can hardly buy a package of beans and rice?"
It's greed like this that ruined our country.This would be Romney's world if he was to be elected...
LQQK HERE:
http://abcnews.go.com/Business/walmart-ceo-pa...

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Mitts World wrote:

WalMart workers to not show up for Black Friday:
Walmart CEO Michael Duke's $35 million salary, when converted to an hourly wage, worked out to $16,826.92. By comparison, at a Walmart store planned for the Windy City's Pullman neighborhood, new employees to be paid $8.75 an hour would gross $13,650 a year.
Smith's numbers could be a bit off. Equilar, an executive compensation research firm, calculates that Duke earned just south of $20 million in 2009 and $28 million in 2008, not counting millions of dollars in potential performance awards. But the alderman argued that there's still a "sad" contrast between Duke's compensation and the wages of his employees.
"How can you go to bed at night and sleep knowing you make this kind of money and the people working for you can hardly buy a package of beans and rice?"
It's greed like this that ruined our country.This would be Romney's world if he was to be elected...
LQQK HERE:
http://abcnews.go.com/Business/walmart-ceo-pa...