harry johnson
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And no opinion poll on the economy, cool.
The opinion poll on the economy was November 6th. The people spoke loud and clear and made their opinions known.
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And no opinion poll on the economy, cool.
And no opinion poll on the economy, cool.
Furthermore, America strongly backs every single gun control measure Obama has put out there...
No buying that one.
But, on the rest of it, sure brainwashing works. My only question is why it took so many decades for the constant brainwashing it get to this point. Media and entertainment control is a powerful tool, thought we would have seen these kinds of numbers about 25 years ago frankly.
Media and entertainment control is a powerful tool . . .
And no opinion poll on the economy, cool.
The lower they go, the closer they get to re-birth.
Don't forget, 1% are going to pay all the taxes for the other 99%.
6+2=8
This forum needed another self-labeled genius.
Thank you for sharing your wisdom, harry johnson.
No buying that one.
But, on the rest of it, sure brainwashing works. My only question is why it took so many decades for the constant brainwashing it get to this point. Media and entertainment control is a powerful tool, thought we would have seen these kinds of numbers about 25 years ago frankly.
No buying that one.
No buying that one.
But, on the rest of it, sure brainwashing works. My only question is why it took so many decades for the constant brainwashing it get to this point. Media and entertainment control is a powerful tool, thought we would have seen these kinds of numbers about 25 years ago frankly.
No, seriously, America backs every single one of Obama's gun potential control measures without exception. Most even have support of Republicans. There aren't even any items that are close to a 50-50 split, just wide support for gun control.
http://www.people-press.org/files/2013/01/1-14-13-12.png
Please read my post more carefully. Doesn't sound like I'm bitching at all. Don't you think it's great most of us get a free ride on the coattails of the greedy rich entertainers and athletes? They got that money from us anyway. Now we get some of it back!Yeah and it's less than pennies on the dollar for them. And since its unlikely you are one of those 1%'ers, what are you bitching about?
No, seriously, America backs every single one of Obama's gun potential control measures without exception. Most even have support of Republicans. There aren't even any items that are close to a 50-50 split, just wide support for gun control.
http://www.people-press.org/files/2013/01/1-14-13-12.png
Please read my post more carefully. Doesn't sound like I'm bitching at all. Don't you think it's great most of us get a free ride on the coattails of the greedy rich entertainers and athletes? They got that money from us anyway. Now we get some of it back!
Seeing how we've managed just fine for the last seventy years I imagine we can go for quite a bit longer. Debt isn't really that big a deal unless you let it be.
Yea and I bet you believe her too...
http://www.nola.com/politics/index.ssf/2013/01/landrieu_discretionary_funding.html
She's spot on.
Landrieu said it isn't discretionary spending that is causing huge deficits, but mandatory spending, which includes funding for Social Security and Medicare.
"It is mandatory spending that is rising rapidly because the 'greatest generation,' which gave us the greatest Nation the world has ever heard of, is aging, and they need hospice care, Social Security, and hospitals," Landrieu said. "If they want to cut them, go right ahead. I am going to be a little more gentle."
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Landrieu does have a point, though her initial comments drew some criticism on the Fox News website.
According to the conservative Heritage Foundation, federal entitlements are driving most of the federal spending growth, having increased from less than half of total federal outlays just 20 years ago to nearly 62 percent in 2012. Three major programs -- Medicare, Medicaid, and Social Security -- dominate in size and growth, soaking up about 44 percent of the budget.
But spending on non defense discretionary spending has also increased by 29 percent since 2002, according to the Heritage Foundation.
Still, according to the Congressional Budget Office, federal outlays over the last three years grew at the slowest pace since Dwight Eisenhower was president.
"As I have consistently stated based on the evidence readily available, neither our annual deficit or national debt can be eliminated by spending cuts alone," Landrieu said. "It will require a balanced approach that combines strategic reductions with increased revenues. Discretionary spending is not the culprit."
"And the record shows that over the last two years we reduced the discretionary budget by $1.5 trillion over 10 years. Before this cut, all revenues into the federal government as a percentage of the GDP were at the lowest level since before the Eisenhower Administration - 15.1 percent. In addition, of the deficit reduction that has already occurred, 72 percent has come from spending cuts, and only 28 percent from increased revenues. Is this a balanced approach? I don't think so."
- The Republican Party's approval rating drops to an all-time low of just 26% while 49% view them negatively.
- In contrast the Democratic party has a 44% approval rating with 35% disapproving.
- Furthermore, America strongly backs every single gun control measure Obama has put out there.
- Obama's approval rating is 53% positive 43% negative
- A laughable 6% of Americans have a "very favorable" view of the Republican party compared to 17% viewing Democrats that way
- Just 19% of Americans approve of how the Republican Party handled the fiscal negotiations.
- Hillary's approval rating is at 58% with only 25% disapproving. Her approval in her current job is at a staggering 69%.
- John Boehner has an 18% approval rating and a 37% disapproval rating.
- Harry Reid has a 16% approval rating but only 28% disapproval. Apparently America has no idea who he is.
- Pelosi has a 26% approval, 37% disapproval
- McConnel has a 12% approval rating, 22% disapproval
- The Tea Party has a 23% approval rating, 47% disapproval. That's is lowest rating ever.
http://www.huffingtonpost.com/2013/01/17/republican-party-approval-rating_n_2499934.html
So what does the Republican Party do? Re-elect Rience Priebus for RNC chair and give Boehner another two years... While also shitting on their most electable potential candidate Chris Christie. You guys have some dark times ahead. Very, very dark.