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October 27, 2007
WASHINGTON — The homeland security chief on Saturday lashed into his own employees for staging a phony news conference at the Federal Emergency Management Agency. “I think it was one of the dumbest and most inappropriate things I've seen since I've been in government,” Michael Chertoff said. “I have made unambiguously clear, in Anglo-Saxon prose, that it is not to ever happen again and there will be appropriate disciplinary action taken against those people who exhibited what I regard as extraordinarily poor judgment,” he added. Asked specifically if he planned to fire anyone at FEMA, which is part of his department, Mr. Chertoff declined to say, citing personnel rules. “There will be appropriate discipline,” he told reporters at a news conference with New York's governor where they announced an agreement on a driver's license plan. Mr. Chertoff said he knew nothing about the matter until after it happened and that he “can't explain why it happened.” The White House on Friday scolded FEMA for the faux press conference about assistance to victims of wildfires in southern California. The agency — much maligned for its sluggish response to Hurricane Katrina over two years ago — arranged to have FEMA employees play the part of reporters at the event Tuesday and question Vice Adm. Harvey E. Johnson, the deputy director. Mitt seemed to have "learned" from the worst. |
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Judged: 1 1 I am not surprised by his so called false claims! It seems to be another dirty trick by the Republicans and their campaign managers (ala Karl Rove.) Gov. Chris Christy has been practicing the same technique since his election. His so-called "town-hall" meetings in Republican enclaves are filled with Republicans supporters and his managers. Any opposition is shouted down, not only by his supporters but by Christie, himself! This overweight poster boy for Republican greed and gluttoney joined in with his supporters screaming and shouting at dissenters complaining about losing health benefits, less pensions, and pay, like the bullying fat boy he is. Even going so far as to cuss out a disabled policemen shot in the line of duty, a senior civil service worker and a Iraqi Vet. Mr. Fat Bastard, who never served in the armed forces nor risked his fat ass saving anyone's life had the audacity to say everyone had to suffer in this budget crisis in NJ while having his fat arse shuffle in a helicopter to his son's games and Republican meetings (on NJ tax paper dime!) Then, in a complete act of Republican nerve, he had the audacity to tell NJ taxpayers who complained that didn't we care enough about our gov(not mine! I didn't vote for him!) to get into a car accident like our former governor (Democrat) Corazine rushing to meetings? Yes, Coarazine rushed to "State business" not personal" and he paid his own "personal expenses!" At this end of the hell raised by NJ taxpayers, Christie's wife wrote out a check to pay for his "personal expenses" that for some strange reason, he (Gov. Christie) thought we should pay because his arse is too fat to walk any where (reason he turned down the vice presidency too!) Greedy, fat, Republican who wants every thing and can't get enough! Christie even sent to jail a man who committed the same type of judicial error he did but Christie's fat arse waddle away! So no, I am not surprised that Republicans are "staging" rally's an meetings, that's their new tactic to make people think they've drummed up support. As I said, if they're not cheating, they cannot win an election and if they're Christians, we all might as well commit every sin we want because they sure are! Do Democrats? Most certainly! But they're not running around acting Christ like nor like religious hypocrites which I cannot abide! |
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Since: Mar 12
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Perhaps not,. Dumb assess still watching Faux News and Mr. Chertoff, Fema Superviosrs, Managers, etc. Should all be FIRED as of yesterday! As in Corporate, these people should not be rewarded for plucking up! If Joe Blow doesn't do his job(the union busters) want them fired! So fired their asses too! Enough of the double standards. Americans don't give a pluck what college your bugy asses went too. Unions protect the common worker and colleges, privledge, and who they know protect the so-called upper classes! Yeah? I DON'T THINK SO! |
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Since: Mar 12
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That would require "balls" and apparently, not a trillion dollars nor the protection of the Angel Moroni would give him nor the Mormon missionaries the courage to do that. Serial killers in white neighborhood aren't so scary, lol. Mormons have a few of them in their history. (smirk) |
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Since: Mar 12
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Romney's message? Pray tell what is that? Especially as it applies to blacks? As far as the Bad Rev Wright (Judas) and dumb arse negro, Louis, I killed Malcomb and was a failed Calayposo singer and Cornell West, I kiss white assess for breakfast, lunch and dinner, what you gonna give me white folks? You must be insane! As for the fake arse Muslim, Malik Zulu Shabazz, lol. I thought you all were deriding Obama because he was supposed to be a Muslim? Mormon, fake arse Christians! You people make me sick and so do the negros that suck at your tits and kiss your asses. Milt, help black people? He won't even help the Mexicans that are his distant relatives, GTHOH, WHITE MAN with your south african (divide and conquer bs!) What I hope to hear in this country one day? Everyone's voice w/o bias but most importantly, people like you, who think this is your country and only you have a say, shut the hell up! |
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Since: Nov 08
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Judged: 2 2 2 You are full of shit, You are stupid and dangerous. You have failed all Americans by your ignorance and gullibility. You shame this great nation. |
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Since: Nov 08
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Judged: 1 1 1 Unless he's pitching welfare checks and S8 subsidies, they don't want to hear it. But Biden the comedian will give them a rise, no doubt. He's is another moron hitched to Obama's falling star. Poor guy is going to be looking for a stand-up comic job after November. He's too stupid to be in politics anyway. It's a big F##king Deal. |
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Since: Dec 07
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Judged: 1 1 Would you please keep up with things and repeat the truth rather than your own revisions? Romney DID PAY TAXES on his Cayman Islands investments. If he got tax breaks, it's no more than what any other person of means would do...including most of our congressmen, senators and Obama administration. And btw...you're the one sounding racist. |
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Since: Dec 07
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Judged: 1 1 And your source for this garbage is??? |
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Judged: 1 1 1 Sound a little jealous?? Maybe you're one of the communists in this country looking to confiscate other people's wealth, just like Obama wants to do. Losers who can't succeed without the welfare that Obama wants to hand you, and then expects you to vote for a failure like him. Romney wasted his time talking to a bunch of losers and RACISTS like the NAACP. They are a joke. |
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Judged: 1 1 Oh, am I racist, Ms. Sunshine? Coming from a priviledged person who never had to think about a gd thing, how comforting! Provide the proof! You don't trust my words, then you provide the proof! As for me being racist, tell me something, bitch, how is it you never noticed the racist rantings on this forum nor called anyone out, save me who called your racist ass out? Dismayed? So am I! |
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Judged: 1 1 Vent and rant to your fellow REPLSIVECANS! According to them, you're not racist, and self providing. Start with Dismayed, if you don't mind and then work your way down the list, racist, NASTY, HYPOCRITICAL SOB! |
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Since: Dec 07
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Me? Privileged? LOL! I worked my butt off for everything while raising 4 kids after a divorce from an abusive husband. So, "lady", just go back into that hole you crawled out of and do something for yourself. As for the Cayman Island Investments: http://money.cnn.com/2012/01/24/news/economy/... |
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"For the investors -- wealthy individuals like Romney or institutional investors like university endowments -- the automatic assumption is that putting money in the Caymans is all about escaping taxes. That can be true, but it's not always the case".
Well, which is it? He refuses to disclose. If he wants to be president, why isn't he investing in the U.S.? |
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4/8/2003
New drugstores popping up in neighborhoods around the country don't stock drugs or shampoo or anything else. But they offer something many Americans consider more valuable: a portal to Canada's cheaper prescription drugs. There's a distinction between what the patient is doing and what storefront operators are doing," Hubbard says. "The storefronts are luring people, facilitating the purchase of unapproved drugs, which is clearly a violation of our (Food, Drug & Cosmetic) act. And it poses a safety concern." But whether the FDA can stop the practice remains uncertain. Preventing U.S. residents from buying cheaper products from other countries may prove difficult, short of seizing all packages containing prescription drugs at the border. The FDA last year sought approval to turn back shipments of prescription drugs without the time-consuming need to notify recipients, but that recommendation has not been approved by the Department of Health and Human Services. Politically, the Bush administration and its regulatory agencies are in a tough spot. The pharmaceutical industry — a powerful lobby — wants regulators to halt the cross-border sales. But senior citizens — also key because they vote — don't want the sales stopped. They say they need access to lower-cost drugs in the absence of a prescription benefit in Medicare. |
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While it’s not entirely unbelievable in the current climate of moving domestic business overseas to China in order to save on costs, it is an startling fact that over 80% of the active ingredients in prescription drugs are made overseas. And as of 2010, most of those are coming from China.
Companies will move sectors of their business to China in order to save on environmental costs and labor costs, which are comparatively lower than the United States. However China is also well known for having an abysmal track record for quality control, probably due to these lower costs. This might not matter so much for recalling something like a toy line. But what does it mean when there’s a prescription drug recall due to contamination? It means people are actively consuming it at that moment and that’s a major health risk with fatal consequences. Business may be thriving in an atmosphere of less regulation and fewer expenses, but Americans are suffering. Deaths from contaminated medicines are mounting in the hundreds because our regulatory agencies, such as the FDA, don’t check Chinese based factories as often as domestic ones. And in case you think that the deaths so far have been isolated flukes that could have happened to anyone, consider that Johnson & Johnson, an American pharmaceutical company, has just last month recalled 40 brands of over-the-counter medicines, all of which were meant for consumption by children. And the last serious disaster was in June with a deadly contaminated blood thinner medication. China - good Canada - bad |
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Since: Dec 07
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I really wish you guys would learn to read the whole thing: "Does Romney get a tax break by investing in Cayman-based funds? If his blind trusts -- over which he has no say -- are simply investing the money on his behalf as a U.S. investor, then chances are he's not getting a tax advantage, tax experts told CNNMoney. Or if he is, it's not significant. His trustee may have chosen the Cayman investments for their potentially high returns. Romney:$42.7M over two years In any case, Romney is required to report his share of the funds' profits as income on his tax returns, which he did on his 2010 and 2011 returns. For example, a blind trust for Ann Romney reported $78,888 in income in 2010 from its investment in Bain Capital Partner VIII-E, which is based in the Caymans. Romney's investments in Cayman funds "are taxed exactly as if he were invested in U.S. funds," said Brad Malt, a lawyer who serves as trustee of the Romneys' blind trusts." |
Seems you didn't or just didn't care. The man "might" have a good shot at becoming president when his investments are based IN America FOR Americans. Most Americans HAVE to base their "investments" in America as they shop and utilize at local stores and businesses. A politician would benefit greatly if they did so too. Regardless of taxes. Based in foreign country? That makes me feel better Mitt made all that money. In a foreign country. For the past 3 decades. How "patriotic". |
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Judged: 1 1 1 I agree with you 100%. Really why waste your time with a bunch clueless bottom feeders. |
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