Barack Obama, our next President

carol wrote:

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Much of the increase in spending took place under the democrat watch in congress two years prior to the economy crashing.
No one is blaming anyone but the housing market balloon which both parties failed to keep from popping.
Only democrats want to blame anyone else but themselves as being part of the problem.
Blaming doesn't erase the cause of this problem but deters a solution.

Iraq war ...trillion plus off budget PRIOR to dems. Medicare prescription drug benefit. Borrowed dollars....prior to dems. TRILLIONS in tax cuts not offset by spending cuts....prior to dems. And on and on.
You're an insufferable liar. Even if it were true...Bush had a veto pen.
That article nailed you Carol. You and your gasbags lie about everything and it is repulsive.

GODS-1SON wrote:

Fox Business Cancels Its Entire Prime Time Lineup
LOOKS LIKE BY BY FOX UNBALLANCED BUSINESS
It looks like business news consumers are - excuse the pun - not buying the Fox News brand of political partisanship repackaged as Fox Business Network. In a move that was a stunning admission of its epic failure last week, Fox Business canceled its entire prime time lineup of programming in favor of re-airing programing from earlier in the day.
Brian Stelter in the New York Times reported,
The changes called attention to the poor ratings performance of Fox Business, a four- and a half-year-old spinoff of the hugely popular Fox News Channel. Both channels are owned by News Corporation.
Last year the channel had an average of 54,000 total viewers in prime time, placing it in the bottom tier of all cable channels rated by Nielsen. The leading business news channel, CNBC, had an average of 228,000 viewers in prime time.
At Media Matters, Ben Dimiero aptly described Fox Business as the Fox News Channel's "cover band" because its focus seemed more on echoing FNC's attacks on President Obama and Democrats than in reporting on business. He also noted that Fox Business has been trying to distinguish itself from Fox (and its hyper partisanship) perhaps because of a potential deal coming up with the Wall Street Journal.
The three programs to be re-aired feature Gerri Willis, Neil Cavuto and Lou Dobbs. Stelter wrote, "While those three programs have a high concentration of Republican politicians and conservative commentators as guests, they are not as overtly political as the shows they are replacing."
OK, maybe not as overtly political. But anyone who watches Fox News Channel knows that those three regularly appear there (Cavuto even has his own show) and they are each pretty darned political.
The fact that each host of the canceled shows will still be around in another capacity, it's hard to think that the changes are anything but a fig leaf.
Given what Roger Ailes presents as "fair and balanced," you have to wonder if anyone at Fox even knows what non-political even means
THEY SHOULD DO WHAT THAY DID TI FOX NEWS
Open with big titted bimboes and bring in screaming clowns who will get the “OMG, You see that?!” ratings. They’ll probably tone it down at first, then get a LOT worse.

Yes, like anyone with any common sense would believe anything put out by the wacko paranoid Media Matters which even states themselves that their entire purpose is to destroy Fox, even though their own employees are now complaining about it since they don't seem to want to report on anything BUT Fox. One would think if Obama and his administration has done so much good for the country the left laying, forget leaning, media could come up with something to talk about besides FOX! What's the matter, figuring out Obama and his lying administration SUCK!!!

WAXTURDSWARTURDSFLORIDUM wrote:

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Hehehe.
Whoa folks, wait a minute here. I rarely log on to Topix anymore (too tedious), but I DID read a few pages of this forum. I am a Topix old timer, having been a posting veteran since 2007.
WARTURD/WAXMAN " and "FLORIDA " are a bi-racial gay COUPLE that live together in CT. "FLORIDA " is anglo (but pathetically tries really hard to sound urban & tough), while WARTURDS/WAXBALLS (the SOCIOPATHIC-PSYCHO -RACIST) is negro.
They have been notorious trolls on the gay sites for a long time, and it was in the earlier days of Topix (when they had actual profiles w/pics) that they outed themselves. They usually get on Topix at the same time sharing their ignorance at the same time.
Given as they look like a cross between barnyard hogs and Ooompa Loompas from Willie Wonka, they were usually laughed out of the forum (or just ignored).
I am really finding it hard to believe some are legitimately debating with these intellectual lightweight, ID CHANGING, ID STEALING KNUCKLE DRAGGING, CROSS DRESSING TOPIX TROLL CLOSET CASES.
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Wise men say
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And they can't help
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Shall I say
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As polluted trash
Goes into the sea
He's Queen of Topix TROLLS
Somethings just shouldn't be
Take a stand
Fake your whole life through
'Cause most can't help
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But most can't help
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What makes or why were you born stupid?
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Did Aryan Klan Parent Hood make a mistake and let ignorance (you) slip through a crack??
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New Hampshire Republicans Want To Kill Worker Lunch Breaks

Yes you heard me right, now the insane Republicans in New Hampshire want to pass a law saying corporations do not have to give their workers a lunch break. And even though it will most likely never pass, what good would it do, it will not increase the workers output, in fact it would most likely make them mad and they would do less.

New Hampshire's GOP legislature has come up with all manner of absurd bills recently, including a proposal making public school curriculum optional, another to prevent police from protecting domestic abuse victims, and even a measure mandating that new laws be based on the Magna Carta.

Some of the GOP lawmakers have even proposed doing away with the law that requires employers to give their workers time off for lunch, under the rationale that all employers will simply grant lunch breaks out of the goodness of their hearts:

"This is an unneeded law," Republican state Representative Kyle Jones said. "If I was to deny one of my employees a break, I would be in a very bad position with the company’s human resources representative."

Jones also said this: "If you consider that this is a very easy law to follow in that everyone already does it, then why do we need it? Our constituents have already proven that they have enough common sense to do this on their own."
Earth to Kyle Jones, I worked at International Paper for 17 years from 1978 until 1995 and they do not give you any time off unless they have to. In fact, they dropped our lunch time from 30 minutes to 20 minutes in one contract and it did them no good at all, because it did not increase production, and in most cases it decreased production because people were mad about losing their 30 minute lunch so they just took more bathroom and smoke breaks then if they had left us the 30 minute lunch break.

The bill's sponsor, state representative J.R. Hoell, argued that companies failing to provide lunch breaks would be shamed over social media, thus rendering the law unnecessary. "If they are not letting people have lunch, they could put it out though the news media, though social media. I don't think that abusive behavior would continue, the way communications are today," he said.

Of course, not every employer can be counted to to follow even the easiest of requirements to look after workers health and rights. Back in 2005, Walmart was forced to pay $172 million for denying workers their lunch breaks.

Pyramid Breweries Inc. settled a case in 2008 for $1.5 million. Just a few months ago, California ordered Embassy Suites to pay workers tens of thousands of dollars for forcing them to skip breaks.

"The fact that in 2012, I would be even sitting in front of the Labor Committee talking about eliminating the lunch hour is outrageous," said Mark MacKenzie, New Hampshire's state AFL-CIO representative.

"People should at least be able to be given the opportunity to eat." Fortunately, the bill does not seem too appealing to most of the New Hampshire legislature, and the state House's labor committee adjourned yesterday without voting on it.

carol wrote:

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But if you really must point blame at something or someone, point to Obamacare and Obama.
That's where the problem got worse and solutions were sidelined.

Only in your paranoid schizoid ignorant little brainwashed brain.

Jean wrote:

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Maybe he should have started a trillion dollar war with the wrong country...with BORROWED dollars
If you turned the channel from ignorant tv..you would have actually known that insurance reform was a MAJOR part of his platform . And guess what? He won! You lost.

Osama Bin Laden a WMD was made in the USA...(by Bill Clinton).. Get real comrade Jean...
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Jean wrote:

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Maybe he should have started a trillion dollar war with the wrong country...with BORROWED dollars
If you turned the channel from ignorant tv..you would have actually known that insurance reform was a MAJOR part of his platform . And guess what? He won! You lost.

Maybe if all those democrats - all 111 of them voting to support Bush's efforts in Iraq with only a difference of 36 voting against it - had thought about what they were doing if it was so wrong, you wouldn't be barking up the wrong tree all these years.

They knew exactly what the rest of the world knew. If you think the democrats are so clueless and so out of the loop about something that important that involved the UN and what they knew as well, that's their problem. And yours. No one else's.

The rich, white, impotent, myopic, fundamental fossils--are at it again, playing the religious card to gain power and control over a women's right to control her body.I'll bet ya that Viagra and Cialis aren't mentioned in that Bill? because those pills are for men, and they make the rules for women?? if the GOP ever gets away with this, I hope they are the first to be cut off by their wives or girlfriends. The conservatives put the "con" in Congress and they are trying to add the con to contraception

If President Obama cured cancer the Republican wing nuts would accuse him of trampling on the constitutional rights of cancer cells

More Proof Fox News Is Part Of The GOP

O'Reilly claims that Fox News is fair and balanced, and that only a couple evening shows are partisan opinion shows, he said the rest of the network is objective and nonpartisan. Which denies the facts, because Cavuto does an opinion show, on in the afternoon, Beck has an opinion show, Hannity has an opinion show, O'Reilly has an opinion show, Greta has an opinion show, as does Fox & Friends, and Greg Gutfeld.

Not to mention if you watch them on a regular basis, almost every show on Fox does some opinion, and that opinion always agrees with the Republicans. Now we have even more proof that Fox is the voice of the opposition to Obama and the Democratic party. Eric Hananoki at Media Matters wrote an article that documents their bias.

2-26-10 -- Last March, Fox News VP Bill Shine was asked how his channel would adjust to life under a Democratic Congress and White House. Shine responded with a simple plan: Fox will be the "voice of opposition."

Nearly a year later, Shine's strategy proved correct as Fox News has opposed the White House on nearly every issue: economy, foreign policy, administration officials, environment, taxes, judicial nominations -- even Obama's supposedly elitist choice of mustard. Fox News has made defeating health care reform it's top priority, as the channel's hosts, reporters and pundits have pushed a steady stream of falsehoods and smears about death panels, euthanasia, deficit explosions, the public option, constitutionality, rationing, abortion, and socialized medicine. Fox News served as the chief promoters of anti-health care reform disruptions of town halls, the anti-health care "Code Red" rally and Rep. Michele Bachmann's (R-MN) anti-health care demonstrations.

With so much practice, and the bipartisan health care summit at the top of this week's political agenda, there was then little surprise that Fox News ran its full-court press against health care reform.

Even before the summit began, Fox News personalities agreed with Rush Limbaugh that Obama was setting a "trap" for Republicans -- never mind that just months ago, Fox Newsers were complaining that Republicans were "locked out" and "excluded" from health care discussions.

Discussing Democratic health care proposals, Bill O'Reilly and contributor Doug Schoen falsely suggested that GOP ideas like interstate competition -- not a great idea to begin with -- "aren't in the bill" (they're in the Senate version). Contributor Karl Rove distorted a CBO report to claim that "everybody's health care premiums are going to be higher than they would be otherwise" and falsely claimed that an excise tax on plans would be "paid by people who are not in unions." And Newt Gingrich falsely claimed that all the Democrats health care proposals "require...higher deficits" and would add "big deficits" -- actually, the CBO found that the House and Senate bills would reduce the deficit.

After the summit, Fox News figures reacted predictably by declaring the meeting "boring" and claiming that Obama "lowered himself" by participating. Fox Nation, meanwhile, decided that the "Dems lose summit on substance.

Republican health care falsehoods also got an on-air pass from White House senior correspondent Major Garrett, who presented Sen. Lamar Alexander's falsehood that the Senate bill would increase premiums and Rep. Paul Ryan's falsehood that the Senate bill "does not ... reduce the deficit" as a he-said, he-said with Obama. Garrett did not point out that the non-partisan CBO supports Obama.

As they have on numerous other issues, Fox News adopted the GOP's anti-Dem strategy as their own. Just how indistinguishable has the rhetoric from Fox News and GOP officials been? Try matching the following statements about the Democrats potential attempt to pass health care with a majority vote to either a Fox News employee (Fox's Megyn Kelly, Sean Hannity or Charles Krauthammer) or GOP official (Sen. Jon Kyl or Rep. John Boehner).

1) Democrats are "going to ram it through, whether we like it or whether the American people like it."

2) Democrats are threatening "to ram this through with 51 votes."

3) Democrats are "going to ram it down America's throat."

4) Democrats are "preparing to employ a 'trick' to bypass rules in the Senate and ram legislation through on a one-party vote."

5) Democrats are preparing "to try to ram it through on a procedural trick in the Senate."
Fox News also (again) allowed disgraced political adviser turned disgraced Fox "political analyst" Dick Morris to use his employment to organize opposition -- and funds -- against health care reform. On The O'Reilly Factor, Fox & Friends, and Hannity, Morris urged viewers to visit his website to learn how to pressure "vulnerable" congressmembers to vote against health care reform.

Morris Fox-promoted website features numerous fund solicitations ("give us money to run the ad!") for the League of American Voters, a conservative group that employs him as a chief strategist. According to Morris, the group has "raised $200,000 in three days."

Has the conservative news organization's year-long drumbeat against health care reform had an effect? Separate Pew Research Center and NBC News polls found that Fox News viewers are more likely than any other viewer to believe health care "misinformation" such as the "death panels" lie. Meanwhile, the channel continues to misinform viewers on "death panels," and executives actually awarded the claim originator (Sarah Palin) a multi-year contract.

With activism like that -- from both the purported "news" and "opinion" sides -- it's no wonder Fox News has become the favorite of Republican officials.

Fox News employee or GOP official answer key: 1) Sen. Jon Kyl. 2) Fox's Megyn Kelly. 3) Fox's Sean Hannity. 4) Rep. John Boehner. 5) Fox's Charles Krauthammer.

Fox News is basically an arm of the Republican party, their mission is to spin and lie about everything Obama and the Democrats do. And yet O'Reilly claims they are fair and balanced and only have a couple opinion shows in the evening. When the facts show they are in bed with the GOP to smear and lie about Obama to make him look bad.

Florida wrote:

<quoted text>What makes or why were you born stupid?
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Did Aryan Klan Parent Hood make a mistake and let ignorance (you) slip through a crack??
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"Snake Surprise" in an east Indian public toilet comes to mind.

Kat wrote:

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Yes, like anyone with any common sense would believe anything put out by the wacko paranoid Media Matters which even states themselves that their entire purpose is to destroy Fox, even though their own employees are now complaining about it since they don't seem to want to report on anything BUT Fox. One would think if Obama and his administration has done so much good for the country the left laying, forget leaning, media could come up with something to talk about besides FOX! What's the matter, figuring out Obama and his lying administration SUCK!!!

EVERYTHING IN MY POST IS TRUE---- I KNOW THE TRUTH HURTS YOU FOX HOLES BUT THEM THE FACTS---Fox Tard

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(Sung to the tune of "Against the Wind" by Bob Seger)

It seems likes yesterday
And not so long ago
WARTURDS TROLL was DEAN WORMER

There in the darkness on the internet laying low
All the racist posts that he dared
He was a mountain when he moved
He rants on like a big liar churning out of control
'Til there was nothing left to churn and his posts were rendered mold

And the members of his puppet show
The dittoheads and all his trolls
Can't remember the time when "TURDS" was right

I'll say it right now, and I'll say it again

Chorus:
A bag of wind
"TURDS" is only a bag of wind
He was always wrong, and still only
A bag of wind

The years rolled slowly past
He couldn't leave Topix alone
Surrounded by puppets he thought were new friends
He found himself becoming more extreme in tone

It seems that every day
He finds his posts get banned
He's living to post and posting to live
Worried about the moderators and how often he gets canned

All those Topix days are past him now
He's got so much more to think about
His party's going down the tubes-
How to breathe in, how to breathe out

(Repeat Chorus)

Well he's older now, but still only
A bag of wind
A bag of wind
(Still posting)
A bag of wind
(Like the Goodyear blimp)
A bag of wind
(Like the Goodyear blimp)
A bag of wind
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Jean wrote:

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Iraq war ...trillion plus off budget PRIOR to dems. Medicare prescription drug benefit. Borrowed dollars....prior to dems. TRILLIONS in tax cuts not offset by spending cuts....prior to dems. And on and on.
You're an insufferable liar. Even if it were true...Bush had a veto pen.
That article nailed you Carol. You and your gasbags lie about everything and it is repulsive.

Absolutely and beyond that along came the killer fuel prices.

From the wild and wacky world of deficits don't matter.

Crazy Santorum Says Obama Will Execute Religious People
OFF WITH THERE HEADS
And this lunatic just won 3 Republican primaries. Not to mention, O'Reilly never reports any of this crazy talk because it makes the Republicans look bad.

Santorum continued to slam President Obama for his so-called war against religion during a town hall in Texas Wednesday night.

Rick Santorum, who has spent the last several days criticizing the government's requirement that insurers provide contraception coverage and the Ninth Circuit Court of Appeal's decision striking down Prop 8 - accused the administration of crushing religion and setting the United States on the path towards executing religious people by decapitation:

SANTORUM: They are taking faith and crushing it. Why? Why? When you marginalize faith in America, when you remove the pillar of God-given rights, then what's left is the French Revolution.

What's left is the government that gives you right, what's left are no unalienable rights, what's left is a government that will tell you who you are, what you'll do and when you'll do it. What's left in France became the guillotine.

Ladies and gentlemen, if we follow the path of President Obama and his overt hostility to faith in America, then we are headed down that road.
Now that my friends is crazy right-wing propaganda, Santorum even knows what he is saying is ridiculous, but he says it anyway to fire up the religious right, in the hopes of getting them out to vote for him so he can beat Romney. Which is never going to happen, so all it does is make him look like a Glenn Beck wannabe nut.
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carol wrote:

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Maybe if all those democrats - all 111 of them voting to support Bush's efforts in Iraq with only a difference of 36 voting against it - had thought about what they were doing if it was so wrong, you wouldn't be barking up the wrong tree all these years.
They knew exactly what the rest of the world knew. If you think the democrats are so clueless and so out of the loop about something that important that involved the UN and what they knew as well, that's their problem. And yours. No one else's.

Smart move on Bush's part, Commit the likes of Hillary, Kennedy, Kerry others, to be responsible and accountable for the war Clinton started...
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carol wrote:

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Pointing a finger of blame doesn't solve any problem.
The sooner you figure that out, the better off you and the rest of us will be.

Then you should just stop blaming Obama and the dems you hypocrite.

THIS IS HOW TOTALLY MORANIC BITHERS ARE

NO ONE IS A CITIZEN TO THEM

The Things Birthers Say
Birthers, Right Wing Nutzoids Comments Off .Feb 13
2012.
Just a couple, because I am otherwise bored with these people:This should be funny but its sad

Free Republic: Okay, then here’s my case: My great-grandfather immigrated from Italy 100 years ago. My grandfather was born here before my great grandfather became a US citizen. Under Italian law, Italian citizenship was passed to my grandfather, who never renounced it (since he didn’t even know he had it), to my mother, and to me. If I come up with the documentation of that chain–birth records, marriage records, naturalization papers–I can get an Italian passport. So, I’m born in the US. My parents were born in the US. My grandparents were all born in the US. But under Italian law, I’m an Italian citizen. Are you saying that I’m not a natural born US citizen?

Response: You are not a natural born citizen. Natural born citizens are the descendants of the original citizens. A natural born citizen is a Kind of citizen. Those who immigrated from Southern Europe do not fit into this Kind.

Obama Release Your Records: Re Bari Shabazz/Obama as the Prophet of the American Caliphate, recall that it was Jews such as George Soros, David Axelrod, and Rahm Emanuel who put Obama in office. Most of Obama’s czars are Jewish. Also recall that Obama’s mother could have been Jewish and that by definition Obama would therefore be Jewish.

If Obama serves Islam, you can be sure that Israel is really in charge, if that makes you rest any easier.
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Jean wrote:

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Then you should just stop blaming Obama and the dems you hypocrite.

Obama is still fighting Clinton's war you idiot...
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Osama Bin Laden was made in the USA...(by Bill Clinton)
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wizzy-loon-scrubber wrote:

If President Obama cured cancer the Republican wing nuts would accuse him of trampling on the constitutional rights of cancer cells

Your lying Kenyan lizard IS a cancer. And you can bet all your sh!t-filled socks that we'll be trampling his sorry azz in November, just like you are every "lien" day, lol.

How many socks ya got now, loon?.... keyedup, repug robots, wizzy-loon-scrubber, Teabaggers 2012, nucular option, rider ... more?


http://www.topix.net/forum/us/politics/TI79GC...

Repug Robots wrote:

Dang, finally remembered to switch back to Repug Robots.