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set the facts straight shall we, banks and mortgage companies are
not in trouble because of home owners! Their demise
is almost solely a result of greed and financial
mismanagement. Each time a potential home owner buys a home,
the mortgage holder jacks the interest rate as high as possible so
they can collect on extra interest rates and closing fees
(bonuses.) You and I never get the best interest rates or a
real break in closing costs/fees, and if you have a history of slow
payments, you'll be making the mortgage companies extra money by
paying higher interest rate and higher closing cost (called risk,
but should be called rip off the little guy, because if the leaner
was fair, why would they tack on interest along with higher payments
to a person that has already shown they are struggling? Does
higher interest rates make the buy a better customer? Of
course not!) This excessive capitalism technique,
adding as much as possible to the sale has finally caught up to both
of them and now all the politicians are on board to make sure their
largest contributors and lobbyist (working for the bank and mortgage
companies) get help by asking the little guy to bail the banks and mortgage
companies out. Try to get a loan when you have shown you can't
manage your money, it's nearly impossible and so why are we bailing
out large corporations that have squandered their money and already
proved they can't manage money?
Economic
stimulus package makes very little sense. Instead
of pumping in a little to late, why not put a few of the unemployed
back to work building roads, bridges etc? After all, they'll
be proud they are working while buying things which just adds to our
tax base. "The more you make, the more you'll
spend!" And this generates more and more tax which goes
right back to the government and repays the money spent on the new
roads etc.
Anyone
that has taken economics should know a capitalistic country depends
on spending, not cutting government cost. After
all, you can't can't generate tax if there's no money being spent.
United
Postal Service USPS has a new phone number: 1.800.275.8777
USPS will no longer accept your phone calls, all local United Post
Office phone numbers are now invalid. The US Post Office has
consolidated their phone services to just one automated phone
number: 1.800.275.8777. Now you can call their machine,
and press more and more numbers without the aid of a real
human. Isn't it nice to know your time is worth nothing to the
United Post Office?
Here
is an idea which can help the US economy while putting people back
to work:
Let me start by saying, over 70% of businesses listed on the
Stock Exchange depends on retail sales, and we all know what the
average American does when they receive their paycheck, SPEND!
Rather
then initiate a short term economic stimulus package
why not launch a national transportation improvement package along
with green full alternatives which will provide jobs, create better transportation
and a cleaner environment with less dependency on oil.
The immediate benefits would also include, new tax revenues (the
average worker in the US only brings home 72% of their gross (before
taxes) pay and
the rest is tax, which would go right back to the government,) and
everything the worker spends their earnings on is of course also
taxed which again brings in more money to the government and cities and States will also benefit from their respective tax
revenue. And what do you think the cities and States will
do with their money, that's right; SPEND IT, which will generate
more jobs and tax revenue from those that get paid! From here,
the cycle just keeps going on.
One
thing that has bothered me for years; why would the government stop
spending? They should be told to stop spending overseas, not
in the US because through taxation they'll get 100% of their money
back in just a few years, while creating new jobs and wealth in
America.
When
the US economy is bad, like it is now (July 15, 2008,) you know who
the government is going to ask to make sacrifices. You!
The
Primaries are finally
over so the Democrats can finally go back to pretending they like
each other again.
If I've learned anything from the
Primaries, it must be one of the following is true: Either
they really do hate each other and they don't really believe the
others really have anything sensible to offer, or their simply
liars. If they're liars than I don't want them in
office. If they really do hate each other then I don't want
any of them in office.
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Bush
is finally on his way out so why doesn't he try to correct a few of
his problems before he leaves office? What's
America suppose to do, just wait until we get a new President?
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What
does Hillary Clinton, Barack Obama and John McCain have in
common?
1. Running for President of
the United States.
2. Out of touch with middle
class America.
3. Actually believes they
are part of every organization in America.
4. Their speech writers are
from another planet.
5. All of the above.
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10 simple step to level the playing field between America and China
1. Allow copyright infringement, like China.
2. Allow counterfeit goods, like China..
3. Allow indentured servitude, like China..
4. Allow lead in toys, like China..
5. Allow unregulated prescription drugs, like China..
6. Allow sweatshops, like China..
7. Allow Unfair trade restrictions, like China..
8. Allow little or no quality control, like China..
9. Stop making quality products, make everything cheap, like China..!
10. Self regulating pollution controls for big business and special
interest groups. Oh, we already do this.
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We need
your opinion:
Iraq,
how are we really doing? Click
me!
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Presidential
potentials, where have they been hiding and why don't we hear
from them until it's time to vote? Are "Do nothing
congressman" really who we want in the White House? Click
me!
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History lessons that all of us should
remember:
National news in America needs to get back on track and start reporting real news instead of offering news according to what coincides with their personal agenda. Even the Presidential runoffs are reported by giving specific politician more air time than others and when it comes to Iraq, almost all the news is anti Bush and anti military.
So who really wins when it comes to how national news is reported in America?
Hint; it's not you! Click
me!
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National
News:
Between the national news and our
politicians, I'm not sure which one really does a better job of
buffaloing their listeners. Each refer to their listeners as
being smart enough to determine what's right and what's wrong like
we each have some kind of magic crystal ball and each also
refer to us as "the American people" like we all
think exactly alike and wouldn't question anything they have to say
as long as they refer to us as "the American people."
I'm personally insulted when I
listed to the national news about Presidential debates and whom they
think did the best job especially when they give one candidate 30
minutes worth of air time and the new guys 3. And when they
talk about President Bush's policies, they are always against
whatever he offers. And no, I don't personally like the guy
either, but I do believe national news should be reported as news,
not their slant on things and besides; the national news decision
makers are no more qualified than the President, are they?
Why is it that every President
since President Kennedy has expressed their concern about the
slanted viewpoints our national news? In my opinion it's
because we should be concerned. No one can get anywhere
in politics unless you have the news behind you, and to me;
that's simply not the news, that a monopoly on communications.
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Joe
Biden for President, just tell me why not?
Which
candidate has more experience and could actually offer a bipartisan
government while having the balls to get the job done as President.
If you're answer was anyone other than Joe
Biden then you must not be listening to the debates.
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Who
is this famous person:
Did you know that 47
countries have re-established their embassies in Iraq?
Did you know that the Iraqi government currently employs 1.2 million
Iraqi people?
Did you know that 3100 schools have been renovated, 364
schools are under rehabilitation, 263 new schools are now under
construction and 38 new
schools have been completed in Iraq ?
Did you know that Iraq's higher educational structure consists of 20
Universities, 46 Institutes or colleges and 4 research
centers, all currently operating?
Did you know that 25 Iraq students departed for the United States in
January 2005 for the re-established Fulbright program?
Did you know that the Iraqi Navy is operational?
They have 5 -100-foot patrol craft, 34 smaller vessels and a
naval infantry regiment.
Did you know that Iraq 's Air Force consists of three operational
squadrons, which includes 9 reconnaissance and 3 US C-130 transport
aircraft (under Iraqi operational control) which operate day and
night, and will soon add 16 UH-1 helicopters and 4 Bell Jet Rangers?
Did you know that Iraq has a counter-terrorist unit and a
Commando Battalion?
Did you know that the Iraqi Police Service has over 55,000
fully trained and equipped police officers?
Did you know that there are 5 Police Academies in Iraq that
produce over 3500 new officers every 8 weeks?
Did you know there are more than 1100 building projects going
on in Iraq ? They include 364 schools, 67 public
clinics, 15 hospitals, 83 railroad stations,
22 oil facilities, 93 water facilities and 69 electrical
facilities.
Did you know that 96% of Iraqi children under the age of 5
have received the first 2 series of polio vaccinations?
Did you know that 4.3 million Iraqi children were enrolled in
primary school by mid October?
Did you know that there are 1,192,000 cell phone subscribers
in Iraq and phone use has gone up 158%?
Did you know that Iraq has an independent media that consists
of 75 radio stations, 180 newspapers and 10 television stations?
Did you know that the Baghdad Stock Exchange opened in June of 2004?
Did you know that 2 candidates in the Iraqi presidential
election had a
televised debate recently?
OF COURSE WE DIDN'T KNOW!
WHY DIDN'T WE KNOW?
OUR MEDIA WOULDN'T TELL US!
Instead of reflecting our love for our country, we get photos
of flag burning incidents at Abu Ghraib and people throwing
snowballs at the presidential motorcades.
Tragically, the lack of accentuating the positive in Iraq
serves two purposes:
It is intended to undermine the world's perception of the
United States thus minimizing consequent support, and it is intended
to discourage American citizens .
Above facts are verifiable on the Department of Defense web
site..
http://www.defense.gov/
http://www.pentagon.mil/
http://www.defenselink.mil/
http://www.defendamericamil/iraq.html
http://www.jcs.mil
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Another sign of why
everyone hates President Bush. On NPR today President Bush was
reported as saying he would veto more bill if congress doesn't
follow his guidelines. The "decision maker" just has to
make sure he pisses everyone off before he leaves office. Does
egotistical, self-centered hypocrite remind you of anyone? 11/09/2007
Why
we need to stop outsourcing: With China becoming known as the
world's largest producer of inferior, cheap products and Indian as a good
place to go if you don't care about customer retention and/or
loyalty, this gives America an opportunity to take back what was once theirs:
American Pride: take pride in our work, be thorough, honest, fair,
and speak good English! 10/03/2007
If most every
country in the world hates the USA because of our medalling, financing
opposition parties, and our constant demands for democratic and capitalistic
changes, why don't we mind our own business?
Alberto Gonzales
steps down - yet another bull headed, Bush appointed, arrogant, self-serving
leader bits the dust. Will President Bush be the last arrogant
leader standing in the US or are we getting ready for the next wave of
power-hungry leaders? 08/27/2007
If President
Bush's aids are jumping ship why doesn't he? This is just
another example of the lack of ethics Bush's aids really have for their
country. They can't even stay to the end, they have no country
loyalty and that's probably part of the reason why this country is so
messed up. With no ethics, how could they run a country?
It's a shame that we
(USA) have a President like George Bush, while he seems to have great communication skills when talking with the general public, he has little or none when he talks with the rest of the world. His advisors project Mr. Bush as the "know-it-all, answer-it-all, my-way" President.
Personally he comes across as a genuinely nice guy with a major ego problem.
Last week I was invited to meet with President Bush, to which I immediate replied "no thanks." When I look back at my response; it's a shame I felt/feel this way about my own President. President Bush, on the outside, seems to really care about others no matter what country they come from or live in, however his persistence coupled with his inability to be flexible causes more problems and issues then if he and his cronies would just keep quiet and let other countries take over the actual communication side of things.
So to the rest of the world, I'm sorry about President Bush, we're really not as bad of a country as he projects.
Exxon-Mobile
boycott?! It has been suggested that if the general public were to participate in a boycott of all Exxon-Mobile supplied gas stations it would have little or no effect on the price of gas. I fail to understand how a significant decrease in their sales volume would fail to get their attention. The public would need to know all the names under which their product is sold. I would willing play my part in such an action, would you? Someone should provide a state by state list of all retail points of sale for gasoline produced by Exxon-Mobile.
05/2007
Dymler Chrysler
sells majority shares of corporation without notifying
employees.
Just another example
of big business doing what it does best; selling out the little
guy.
Where does your
future stand with the corporation you work for?
05/14/2007
Fuel prices in
America are just another example of why big business should not be allowed
to self regulate and monitor itself. For the little guys
government makes rules, regulations and laws backed by costly legal
expenses and often jail time. But for big business the government
seems to think self regulations and the honor system works best. So
why would you think a petroleum company would lower their profits at a
time when they're making records profits? Do you really think BP,
Shell and Chevron really care about the American economy? Not unless
it effects their pocket book and let's face it; American citizens aren't
organized enough to team-up and do anything together. After all when
it comes to big business, it's these same large corporations that make the
enormous contributions and offer all the perks to our politicians, not the
little guy, and who's listening to the little guy anyways unless it's
re-election time? Yet it's the little guy that pays most of the
taxes, sends their kids off to fight foreign wars, tries to pay for
healthcare, education for their children, property taxes, federal, state,
and sales tax and more, all on what's called middle income earnings.
So who's really watching out for whom? When will enough be enough
and when will America start watching out for Americans instead of big
business and politicians? Unfortunately, never. 05/15/2007
Tony Blair is
stepping down after 10 years of service. Blair's started off in
office with a great reputation and a huge following, but when Tony took
sides with President Bush, his following and reputation went straight
down hill with him. So what's my point? First of all,
I'm embarrassed to have President Bush represent the USA, secondly I
think the world can bite the big one! Yes our politicians have their head
up their asses, and yes they don't have a clue when it comes to taking care
of anyone other than themselves, their families and friends, yet whenever there are injustices in the world, it's
the world that looks to the USA to take care things and pay for
everything. I
agree Bush and the majority of politician are self-centered, self-service
ego maniacs, but they don't speak for our country, they just paid more
than the next guy to get in office. America is, in spite
of the political arena, a great place; we care about not only our own
people, but we care about others no matter what country their in. We send our money, support and
our own children off to foreign countries to make things better, not for
us but for you! We go to these other countries not with our hands out, but with our hearts
out. Yes we have a few bad apples, but it's the US news that reports
those bad apples and what they've done. I bet, you can't think of another country that actually
takes action when it comes to protecting other people and other
countries, and no country has sacrifice as much as the US in both money
and our own peoples lives. So if the rest of the world wants to hate us, I'll say it
again; they can bite the big one. 05/09/2007
America,
world opinion: When people used to think of America they might have
said a
few bad things here and there, however eventually they would come back
with something about how America reaches out to the poor, needy and
helpless, but today America stands for greed, power and insincerity.
Much
of the problem is we have a President that just thinks about how he
feels, everyone else's opinion simply means almost nothing. I guess
he's just part of the "ME" generation.
It's
time for a change. 04/28/2007
It's incredible to
hear the Democrats and Republicans criticize President Bush for his
actions in Iraq, yet both parties has been directly responsible for
authorizing and acknowledging each step along the way. I personally
don't understand how they can keep criticizing yet they can't seem to come
up with any better solutions other than asking the U.N. to get involved
and for the U.S. to pullout.
First of all, the
U.N. has already told the world they're not interested in getting
involved, so stop talking like it's an option. If
you really want to stop the war in Iraq or elsewhere, give them
electricity, jobs, food, shelter, and a future. You can't
blame anyone for helping whichever special interest group that offers to
pay, feed and shelter their families.
Why
is it so important for the news media to broadcast every step our military
plans to take before it happens? If our enemies would do the
same, we wouldn't have to worry where they're at or what their up to, we'd
just do what our enemies do, what the news! This reminds me of our
original 13 colonies battling against the British. The British did
everything by the book while our colonies used every sneaky little trick
in the book. The British chivalry and ethics help give us our independence.
This
is a war we're in, and the rest of the world isn't in it with us, so stop justifying
everything to the world!
43 year old
astronaut Lisa Nowak allegedly planed out a long term plot to rid
herself of one member of a three way love triangle (Nowak, Shipman and
Oefelein). If it's true or not; Nowak is just a person, so let's
just send her to jail for a few years and let's move on! I only hope
this doesn't turn in to a military issue where they go through the motions
(for show), then protect their own the the police departments do.
Government
in America: Why is it that the President and our politician never seem
to ask us little people what we think or what we're most concerned about
in America until just before the elections, thereafter, nothing seems to
change?
Joe
Bidden opens his mouth about Obama without thinking. Does this
mean he's a resist? Does this mean he shouldn't run for President,
or does this mean he's only human?
Two
US Federal agents (Ramos and Compean) have been sentenced to
prison after they attempted to arrest a known drug smuggler possessing
over $1,000,000.00 worth of drugs. 01/19/2007
Donald Trump and
Rosie O'Donnell are at it again! Both act like little kids as they
point figures and throw mud at each other and do the name calling thing,
belittling each other's life, looks, behavior, TV shows, marriages/civil
union and whatever, all while "The Donald" tells the world how
rich he is, and didn't go bankrupt (just took advantage of the
situation). You'd think the news would zero in on these two adult's
childish behavior but instead they talk about how each is actually
promoting themselves "bad publicity is better than no
publicity", which I totally disagree with. These two, not to
mention the news are setting a poor example to everyone on how to behave
and act when you're a star. If I owned stock in whatever business
either one is associated with, I'd sell it! 12/28/2006
The "Do
Nothing Congress" is trying its best to finally get something
done, but it's to little to late for most and even at this late date, most
still think they need to wheel and deal instead of just voting for what's
right. What a poor excuse of a government. 12/12/2006
"Do
politicians really think negative campaigning is really what their constituents
want? Are the barrage of
annoying phone calls at all times of day and night including Sundays,
also something politicians think will get people out to vote, let alone
for them? Hasn't the past 10 years of negative campaigning taught
them anything?
Not one ad or solicitation
has offered a real proactive strategy. And why is it if we have
"no call" laws, only the people running for office and a few
other exceptions are allowed to?
I say, kick them all
out of office and start over. November 7th, SUCKS!"
PM WY 11/07/2006
John
Kerry makes a statement he won't be honest about making and the Republicans
act like a bunch of kids saying "All he has to do is apologies."
What a bunch of spoil little rich kids.
Democrats and Republicans,
grow up, each of you know neither party admits anything unless they get
caught with their hands in the cookie jar.
11/01/2006
Politicians:
Why is it ok for each party to make faults accusation against the
other party when they know what they're saying is a lie? Recently I
notice politicians running inexcusable ads against the other party only to
say, we didn't authorize the ad and we're trying to get it off the
air. Is there any accountability, or do politicians just keep
breaking laws because they know they won't be held accountable anyways? 10/28/2006
Do not call list
cover just about every type of business other than politicians and I for
one, think this is yet another bunch of bull from our legislators to
protect their own interest while controlling ours. When they get
in trouble with the law like the Kennedy's, negligence homicide, drunken
driving, rape charges, leaving the scene of an accident, careless driving,
etc they simply manage to get the charges dropped and off they go to a
luxurious rehab center for the week, where you and I would end up being
fined beyond our imagination and forced to serve real jail
time. So why doesn't anyone do something about this type of
one sided legislation? Answer, because the public just sites back
and complains and does noting! So I guess we deserve it. 10/20/2006
Politicians
and movie stars go to rehab, you and I go to jail! How is this
fair, and why do we keep letting both groups get away with everything?
10/09/2006
Is outsourcing
good for business? Well, you might say, it depends on where you
live, but for many US businesses, outsourcing has brought on an entirely
new problem; poor support has meant poor customer loyalty. And many
companies are losing customer base by the thousand mainly because their
customers simply can't communicate or get help from their outsourced
support teams. By the way, calling your help desk 'technical advisor',
'specialist', 'consultant' etc doesn't make much sense if they don't know
that their doing. 10/08/2006
We're losing the
war in Afghanistan and Iraq, not just because President Bush is
nearsighted, self-righteous, arrogant and foolish, or because we have no
real leadership in America, it's also not just that the news media has an
agenda against everything in America. We're losing the war because
all of these things and our enemies love to hear it! My advise would
be a little more patriotic, freedom of expression is a nice privileges to
have, but bashing everything about America isn't news, it's a simply a
matter of a negative opinion controlled by people with money.
10/07/2006
GM and Renault,
now there's a real great thought. One's a company that discontinued
selling their junk cars in the US and the other is a company that acts
like their trying to stop selling cars in the US. Just to consider
the two as a team means the folks at GM are screwed up!
09/20/2006
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Condoleezza Rice says we're only
going to warn you 10 or 20 more times then we're going to take
appropriate action. |
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Why is the Federal
Reserve so interested in curbing inflation when jobs and complete
businesses are moving out of the country and our economy is going down the
tubs? I personally don't care if bread is $10 a loaf as long as I'm
working and can afford it, I'd also rather pay high prices than I
would having to worry about if I get another paycheck.
10/07/2006
Migrant workers
seem to be, in general, nice people, but they be registered if they're
working or living within US borders. 10/02/2006
US news is bent on
stating there was no connections between Saddam and al-Qaida,
therefore the war in Iraq was not necessary. Who cares if there was
or was not a connection? We went in to Iraq because Saddam refused
to let UN inspectors in to Iraq to inspect their nuclear capabilities and
Saddam mocked and taunted the UN and in particular the US. Many of
the UN countries didn't support the attack/war but few took a strong stand
either way. 09/10/2006
President Bush is
back on the bandwagon looking for mid-election voters, watchout
minorities here he comes! 07/20/2006
Supreme Courts
protects government from whistleblowers. Yet another example of
the government protecting it's lawmakers and agencies while
letting the American worker know he or she's just a pawn. Do your
job, the government will tell you what and when you can say
anything! Article
05/31/2006
The Feds monetary
tightening and rising interests rates not only slow US economic growth
they actually cause inflation. If my business can't borrow money
at an interest rate comparable to overseas rates, then how do you expect
my business to compete without passing the higher cost of doing business
on? 05/23/2006
Why do you think
American investors are scurrying to invest money overseas? Lower
cost of labor, lower interest rates, fewer restrictions, national pride, patriotism
and government assistance is impossible to compete with. 05/23/2006
Who really runs
this country? It's the news! Despite the media's claims,
the news slants political stories and certainly seems to have a hidden
agenda against any political power that's in office. It's almost as
if the media automatically takes odds against whatever party that's in
office and seems to relish any and all signs of negativity. Our
media has turned from a reporting agency in to an entertainment series
capitalizing and theatrisizing each incident at the sake of the victims evolved.
If you ever wonder why anyone would want to run for office, become a
police officer or hold a public office, you would have to contribute most
of the criticism if not all to our media. Mean, vicious, relentless,
opinionated stories without a rebuttal. Is this really what freedom
of the press was suppose to offer? 05/23/2006
Kentucky Derby
winner Barbaro breaks right rear leg in numerous areas (Morning Call
reported left ankle, can't tell right from left) and veterinarian claims
Barbaro has a fifty/fifty chance. My question, why is a broken or
fractured leg life threatening to a horse or are they making this in to a
more suspenseful situation than it is? 05/21/2006
Your comment
How
much more can middle and lower class America take? Republican
controlled House passes $70,000,000,000.00 tax cut for the wealthy, the
average working person receives approximately $45.00, the average wealthy
person receives $45,000.00. Is this really what America needs to
spur economic growth? Personally Ragonomic's trickle down theory
didn't work then and it surely isn't working now. America is losing
thousands of jobs both overseas and over our boarders while large
investors like Warren Buffett spend their investment money in foreign
investments and stocks. The only thing worse is the Federal Reserve
Chairman Ben Bernanke raised interest rates again today effecting only the
little guy and small businesses that can't afford to borrow money overseas
at near zero percentage rates. How much more can America middle and
lower class take? 05/11/2006
Federal Reserve
Chairman Ben Bernanke upped the interest rates today one quarter point
with profound words of wisdom, basically if need be he will raise
them again next quarter, if not, he won't. Dah. 05/10/2006
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Immigrants: Is there something wrong with the way people think in
America? How can anyone think it's ok to sneak in to any country
then demand representation and all the privileges and benefits that
country has to offer without following that countries laws? I for
one am in |
| favor of legalizing migrants that apply for legal work permits
and/or citizenship, but it simply makes no sense to allow people to sneak
in to America then make demands. If they can't follow America's laws,
we don't want them here anyways! 05/04/2006 |
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Immigration,
illegal aliens etc, it looks simple; have every illegal alien, migrant
etc register as visiting, working or as citizens of America and arrest,
fine and deport the
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rest. If an employer has an illegal alien
working for them (without the legal identification) fine them!
America needs to know who is living within our borders and every person
and business needs to be held accountable. I wouldn't think about hiring an illegal alien in my
small business because it's illegal!
Personally I love
most people from Mexico and think most are hard working, polite, happy
people that are also vastly underpaid and overworked, but then again, so
are Asian immigrants. So let's give them all a chance to live in
America, as long as they're legal. Viva la/le
difference! 05/02/2006
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President Bush has
requested an investigation in to rising gas prices. Who does he
think he's kidding? He's from Texas! Bush knows how gas prices
work and he knows there's always a few (10% or so) that take any advantage
of whomever they can, whenever they think they can get away with it.
Bush also knows the only people that can get in trouble for price hicks is
the individual gas station owners, not the corporations that are making
billions on the higher cost of fuel. I personally think President
Bush thinks he'll look good to the public while not losing a dime of the
larger corporate campaign contributors. 04/25/2006
Gas
prices around the world have more than doubled, first because of OPEC,
then the war in Iraq, next the hurricanes in the US and now because of
Iran latest nuclear endeavors. So how does each event impact the
rise in oil prices yet the price of oil never seems to go back down after
the latest catastrophe? 04/20/2006
Someone asked me
the other day why I dislike the media, well here's a few of my
complaints: 1.) The press has lead us all to believe we need to take
prayers out of schools and public places, yet over 80% of all Americans
are Christians. So what's wrong with nondenominational prayer
in the morning? 2.) By listening to the press one would think
America is full of racism and hatred and yet the vast majority of
Americans have friends that are of another race, religion etc.
3.) The press would have you believe "freedom of speech"
means any person or organization can and should say anything they want
anywhere no matter whom or how many people it offends. Well, I think
"freedom of speech" is great but still needs to be controlled
just like anything else. Protesting at funerals, blocking abortion
centers, harassing religious and ethnic organizations and broadcasting
where our troops are located and what their plans are, including the
"imbedded reporters" need to be controlled. 4.) I'm
not a Republican nor a Democrat, so it really gets me when the press
pushes everything off as American's being one or the other.
Sometimes Republicans win, sometimes Democrats and occasionally
Independents win, why? It's simply, most Americans vote for the
person or organization they most believe in, not along partisan lines!
04/20/2006
Supreme Court
Justice David Souter issues another blow to hamper the police
investigations by stating, police can not enter a building if one of
the occupants object without a search without a search warrant even if the
others give authorization. More
on this store....
Comment: It's just a
shame to think judges can interpret the laws anyway they want, if a person
asks the police to come in to a building, I would think the police have
every right to search. So basically if a person has something to
hide, they can tell the police to leave while they get rid of the
evidence. What a shame! 03/22/2006
President Bush
seems like a nice guy when it comes to talking on TV, however his
methods of getting things done offend everyone. Why doesn't he use
the same attitude he uses on TV with other countries, congressman
etc? It's no wonder the rest of the world hates us. But then
again, they always do until they need help. 03/12/2006
Michael Brown past
head of FEMA is heading up his own disaster control prevention organization,
it's amazing what TV can do for a person's ego! It would seem
that after Katrina's devastation and loss of so many lives Michael would
get in a business that didn't have to risk any more lives. 1/22/2006
Judge Cashman
demonstrates yet another example of why I say; judges are just people,
they just act like they're Gods and wing it thinking they can get away
with anything. They're a lot like politicians, celebrities, movie
stars and the media. More,
click here! 1/10/2006
Judge Alito is
really none of your/ my business, no one has ever asked what I think about
a supreme court justice and probably never will. The entire process
seems to be just between the President and the congress cronies.
They approve or disapprove along party lines and decide who best fits
their particular interest. Have you ever met a judge that just
seemed to be a normal citizen? I haven't.
1/11/2006
President Bush's
approval rating is now near 30% and slipping. So what can this
guy do right? First George could care about America and take care of
the issues at home. Low paying, unskilled jobs are taking over
America while our technology companies are leaving as fast as
possible. George might want to stop rubbing shoulder with his VIP
buddies for a while since he can't run for another term, and maybe he
should start addressing the issue of industrial plight! Let the
companies and congress know it's not ok for the companies that have made
their fortunes at home to simply pack up and take our jobs, skills and welfare
elsewhere. Be a friggen leader and a true American! Make a
stand for your country! It's simply not right to profit in America
then leave to China, Indian, Malaysia, Mexico etc. And as far as the
American people, stop doing business with companies that abandon
you! Wake the heck up!
Happy Christmas, oh
sorry, I forgot you aren't suppose to say that any more. Happy
Holidays, here's hoping you get exactly what you all deserve; toys man in
China, a new car from Japan or Mexico, close from India or maybe even some
of the great French wire.
12/09/2005
I was
listing to the radio a couple of days ago when I heard a lady say that we
have a government of one. At first I didn't think much about it,
but then when I listened to what she had to say, I believe she's
right. George Bush unfortunately does and says whatever he wants and
he gets whatever it is that he wants and doesn't seem to care who it
offends or hurts. What's wrong with our government and how can they
continue to talk badly about Bush but yet support everything he
wants? 10/22/2005
Article from USA
Today-Monday, Oct 17,2005
"West
Virginia: Charleston - Sexual abuse of students is the No. 1 reason public
school teachers have lost their licenses in West Virginia during the past
five years, officials said. Since 2000, 118 of West Virginia's
24,000 teachers permanently or temporarily lost their licenses. Of
those, 41 lost their licenses for sexual assault or abuse of a
student." Surveillance cameras
as a 'Second Presence' could protect the innocent. With cameras
placed strategically, Film dated and stored could serve to establish the
truth of claims made even many years after the fact in situations of ,
schools, churches, nursing homes, day care, street corners, police and
more. We live in a litigious society. Innocence needs a Second
Presence for protection! (A grandmother.)
Not
to impressed with politicians, however I heard a person speak on
National Public Radio (NPR) the other day and thought, this guy sounds
like he not only knew what he was saying, but I even liked the way he said
it. Thought your audience might be interested in him, Barack
Obama. 09/23/2005
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Where
was President Bush when hurricane Katrina hit? Wasn't Louisiana and
Mississippi important to him? If you had been left on the rooftop of
your home for 3 to 5 days without any assistance, wouldn't you wonder how
important you really were to your country? SHAME ON BUSH AND SHAME
ON ALL OUR
POLITICIANS! 09/04/2005
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So where
was your congressman this week, still on vacation or back in Washington
helping the victims of hurricane Katrina? 09/03/2005
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Isn't
there anything that us Americans can do to help those hurt by hurricane
Katrina in Mississippi and Louisiana? Can't we take the homeless
victims in to our home to supply shelter, food, clean water etc? 08/29/2005
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Gas
prices getting you down? It's not for the oil companies!
2005 will prove to be record profits for the oil sector. High
demand, refinery accidents, and China's emerging economy are only a part
of the picture. BP, Shell, Exxon, Mobile and others are all in
cahoots with each other protecting their production, shipping, refining
and exorbitant profits at your expense( price fixing?)! Oil could be sold for less
than the $60.00 plus a barrel, but why should it? They own the companies
that buy their own products, then own the distribution end of
things. Many even own the gas stations, so from start to finish,
they own it all! So do
something about it! Contact your congressman and tell them to take
action! 08/12/2005 ZL/CN
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I
watched an interview with Bernard Goldberg author of "100 People
Who Are Screwing Up America" last night on TV. I was
looking forward to buying this book until I listened to his sour and often
adversarial comments but then again I was disappointed with all the guests
including Donny Douche. None of the guest would allow Bernard time
to answer their questions and when they did, he was rude and extremely arrogant.
One of the biggest complains I have is that none of the guest including Douche
even taken the time to prepare themselves by reading the book. What
a waste of TV time and paper.
07/21/2005
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GM
spokesman stated customers are not well informed when it comes to GM's
styling changes. No wonder GM keeps losing market share, they don't
seem to know Chevrolet, Pontiac and Buick look a lot a like! 06/17/2005
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Michael
Jackson found "not guilty." 06/13/2005 6PM.
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Thomas
Sneddon District Attorney seemed smug, vague and wanting to distance
himself from the Michael Jackson case. He display no interests
in answering questions of the press. Re. Michael Jackson found
not guilty. JT.
06/13/2005 6:00 PM
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Social
Security suggestions: Contact
your Congressmen
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Social
Security Funding Idea
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Why
is Ford and GM so focused on v8 power instead of economy? Our
cars, trucks and vans can only legally go 75mph on the highway
anyways. So focus on better fuel economy and lower gear ratios for
low end torque. After all, I'd like to purchase a new vehicle, but
not if it can't get better than 15mpg. 04/27/2005
BT/IN
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Medicaid:
Is there an elderly person in your family? If so, keep track of
all Medicaid benefits received! Medicaid will be tapping the deceased's
estate, for full re-imbursement, when they die. After all, the Red
Cross also expects to reclaim much of what it gives. 04/27/2005
JL/MI
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President
Bush meets with the Saudi Arabia Prince, stating the Prince knows
there's a need for reasonable oil prices, he's doing everything he
can. Is this the best negotiating President Bush can do? And
how is it that we suddenly realize the US doesn't have enough oil refinery
capacities to handle more oil? Don't go to far away Hilary Clinton, I
think we're going to need you in a few short years!
04/25/2005 IN LJ
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Social
Security needs a major overhaul,
however allowing an individual or the government to control future finances is a
lot like allowing Garfield to control his own lasagna. After all, the government runs a
continuous deficit while over 90% of all American owe more than they
earn. So how in 'Toon-Land' do you expect either to control
retirement funds? Maybe we should allow Goofy to do it?
02/03/2005
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Deans back, what in the
heck are the Democrats thinking? |
4 more
years of 'Bush-authoritarianism', can America take it? With
Jimmy Carter we had a chance of world peace. With Bill Clinton we
had a wishy-washy storyteller that would say one thing then do whatever he
thought the people/press wanted. With George Bush we'll all have to
like things his way or leave. (MJ/02-04-2005)
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Elections
in Iraq, a great start! To bad the press
will need to find a way of making it look insignificant.
JJ
/MN02/04/2005
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Our hates
are off to Brian Yates and their family. We will never understand
what you and your family must be going through in light of your sister's
conviction.
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Athletes,
actors and actresses, celebrities, and TV personalities seem to be
America's most influential people. So what does this say about the
influence and impact of TV on our society? By the way, can you name more
than one living philosopher, scientist or chemist?
(01/05/2005)
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What's the
real reason why the press continually criticizes President Bush?
No matter what Bush does the press is quick to say it's wrong.
Has the press ever heard of patriotism? 12/21/2004
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I'm
not really sure how things really work in America, but it
sure seems like we give an awfully lot of money to foreign aid and
goodwill, while at the same time, millions of us live on very
little. I don't think the President, the Senate or the House of
Representatives really know what it's like to live in America on a less
than average household income. I just keep hearing President Bush
repeating how America sacrifice, yet all I see is how the middle to lower
class families sacrifice. I have been working for over 40 years and
yet I drive around in a vehicle that's over 12 years old. I'm also
not willing to have my kids go fight battles on foreign soil while the
upper class kids go off to college and move on with their couriers.
What am I missing besides money?
By the way, I just
heard on NPR that some government employees are now being guaranteed to
receive their average annual income once they complete 15 years of
service. How can they enact such a law when these are the same
people that are cutting every other American's jobs, medical benefits and
social security? Who's representing the middle class, nobody?
12/03/2004
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Detroit
Piston's Basketball game erupts, so who cares? American athletes
think they're gods anyways, this is nothing new. After all, once an athlete
turns professional, the press and fans treat them like they're gods, what
are they suppose to think? After all they didn't get to where they
are because of brain power. I personally think, all the attention, prays
and glory and sometime reference to "heroes," goes way beyond
what the athletes deserve and/or give back to the people. There's
dollars in athletics because of the entertainment value, nothing
more. Athletes are glorified entertainers, so don't expect more out
of them then they can deliver. As far as Detroit goes, I think we
should seriously think about asking Canada if they might be interested in
annexing.
These surely are days
of greed and the me generation. Detroit get what it gives. tt/MI
11/23/2004
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Bush
wins re-election by a narrow margin! Does this really
mean as the press has been stating for the past year "America has
been deeply divided?" I think not! As evident by the
previous election, each state kept its Democratic and/or Republican
majority vote. So why does the press keep saying Kerry and Bush have
this deep divide in beliefs? And what's this bunk about 60% of all
Christians voted for Bush, while 70% of all non-believers voted for
Kerry? This is not reporting, it's more guess work. How could
the press really know who voted for what, they're all secret ballots,
aren't they? (11/03/2004)
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Late
last night one of Bush's campaign managers contacted a spokesperson in
Kerry's camp asking for Kerry to formally concede the election victory to
President Bush. Kerry's people stated they were waiting
for all the votes to be counted, after all, the election count was not
final. Bush's people than lashed back by stating Kerry was holding
on to foolish hopes and basically wasn't in touch with reality. My
quest is, why would the morons in Bush's camp feel it necessary to contact
or riddle Kerry at that time, instead of waiting until the votes were officially
counted?
Personally,
I'm
embarrassed to be called an American at this time.
Is Bush and Kerry the best America has to offer? I'm embarrassed
whenever I think of how many times I've watched both parties dodge
question and avoid the issues, then turn to the crowd holding their thumbs
high in the air as to celebrate victory.
It's sad to think
that most American's can'tt point out what either party really stands for,
and it's more of a shame to have to wait until we get to the voting booths
to know what the really issues are. With all the unaccountable
advertising, signs, phone calls and more, it would seem like at least
someone would have addressed the facts and laid them on the table for all
to see.
Who
runs these campaigns anyway, a bunch of rich, intellectual
idiots? (11/03/2004)
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Bush
and Kerry met for staged debate #1, no surprise questions
allowed. I'm not a Kerry fan so it came as no surprise when I
thought Bush looked and acted most like a knowledge, home town
President. But when I watched the debates the second time, and yes I
fell a sleep a few times, I began to believe the news panel; Kerry looked
and sounded good especially when he wasn't reiterating himself,
which Kerry did over and over again.
I personally think we
need to reunite our allies, however I also feel most of our allies are
fair weather friends at best (France, Russia, Germany etc.) Besides
most countries hate us anyways unless they need aid or military
support. At the same time; I guess the U.S. does push its weight
around a little too much. In the past our political and military
involvement was fairly secretively, but since Bush came to office; it's
done like a bull in a China shop. It might be that the silent method
had proven to create less enemies, therefore Bush really should go back
and speak with his dad about politics and public relations. Other
then this, Bush is an excellent military President, he's just out of touch
with the common folks of America and the rest of the world. Maybe we
would be better off with a wishy-washy President like Kerry in office. (10/01/2004)
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Fox
News coverage of the Republic Convention
was great up until the
end of convention, when Fox News announcers started putting down
President Bush's wife and daughters for their part; speaking about their
lives with President Bush.
Prior to today, I had
heard Fox News was anti-Republican, after listing tonight guess they were
right. It's time for Fox to replace their old bitter announcers with
younger more optimistic more sensitive people.
(08/31/2004)
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John
Kerry and President George Bush are missing the point, the
American people aren't interested in all the mud slinging, that's the
press's job. The American people want, and need to know what they
have accomplished and what their plans are for our country, both abroad
and here in the U.S. ZM/MS 08/25/2004
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I'm
not Ralph Nader fan, however I do feel
our country is not demonstrating our democratic beliefs by not allowing
Nader to run for office in many US states.
08/29/2004
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Small
telemarketers
seem to have faded away, but we still have to deal with the
local and long distance phone companies, health insurance, politicians,
Firefighters and other imitation fund raisers from surrounding
states. Don't they get the message, no one likes telemarketers!
08/18/2004
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The 2004
Democratic Convention
went as well as the final balloon mishap.
The balloons didn't fall when they were suppose to and Kerry didn't
deliver anything new, just the same old political jargon he used to
be against. I don't like Bush, but I sure don't want someone
in office that doesn't have a clue what he's going to propose once in
office. 08/04/2004
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Politics
first before good old common sense and a little humor. In a speech
in Ontario California Governor Arnold Schwarzenegger
claimed Democrats were holding up budget proposals, however all the Democrats
seemed to have heard were his comment about "girlie men."
Why can't the Democrats just laugh it off and get to work for their constituents?
Details regarding Schwarzenegger's speech are listed below.
LOS
ANGELES (July 19 Saturday ) - Democrats are upset by Governor Arnold
Schwarzenegger's claims Democrats are delaying new budget
proposals by catering to special interests. Democrats protested that the
remark was sexist and homophobic. Schwarzenegger also mocked Democratic
law makers by calling them "girlie men''.
Democrats
said Schwarzenegger's remarks were insulting to women and gays and
distracted from budget negotiations. State Sen. Sheila Kuehl said the
governor had resorted to "blatant homophobia.'' Kuehl
is one of five members of the Legislature's five-member Lesbian, Gay,
Bisexual and Transgender Caucus.
Assemblyman
Mark Leno, a San Francisco Democrat who is chairman of the Lesbian, Gay,
Bisexual, and Transgender Caucus, said he was glad Schwarzenegger didn't
repeat the "girlie men'' remark Sunday, saying it was "as
misogynist as it is anti-gay.''
"To
disparage a group of law abiding tax paying citizens is just wrong,'' Leno
said.
Assembly
Speaker Fabian Nunez, a Democrat, said that while he wasn't upset by the
remark, his 13-year-old daughter was.
"She's
a young girl who knows the governor and really likes him a lot and didn't
find the term to be a positive term, and finds it to be derogatory,''
Nunez said. "It was no question a very, very insensitive comment to
make. I personally am not intimidated or threatened by it, but I think it
really is beneath Gov. Schwarzenegger.''
A
spokesman for the governor said no apology would be forthcoming. Go
Arnold! (07/19/2004)
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Don't vote this November, let the world
know we know we don't have any real leaders and get it over with.
Maybe, if other countries knew we're not all that proud of our leaders
they wouldn't hate us Americans. It's hard to believe our country
can't do better then John Kerry and/or President Bush. Take Kerry
for example, he's accomplished virtually nothing while in the
Senate, in fact I had never heard of this guy until he started running for
President. While Bush, on the other hand has managed to, at one time
or another, pissed-off most of the rest of the world. Yes, I know
Bush was raised as a spoiled little rich kid that was used to getting
things his own way without having to answer to anyone, well, his daddy
isn't there to get him out of problems any more. And let face it,
Kerry has been completely out of touch with the Senate and for that
matter, the rest of the world. So how can we allow either of these
two to represent and shape our country for the next four years? Stop
backing either of these egotistical morons and let's find a couple of
real candidates, we must have at least two don't we? (07/09/2004)
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"Nuradin Abdi of Somalia had been
arrested, back in November of 2003, for plotting to blow up a mall in
Columbus, Ohio.
June 16th, 2004, Nuradin appeared in court where
his lawyer successfully requested Nuradin's psychiatric evaluation.
Nuradin's brother was quoted as saying "it was like he was another
person." Do you see any problem here? I do! For
one, if I were Nuradin, I would acting crazy too, since I might be facing
life in prison or the death penalty. Besides, Nuradin is obviously
being held in a country that he looks at as being the world's enemy.
If Nuradin had been picked up in one of many third world country, Nuradin
could be tortured, then face a firing squad. So, why would he be
tortured there but not here? Well, mainly we're a country of softies
that turn the other cheek unless we're directly effected. We're so
used to hearing about death and destruction both here and around the
world, we don't pay much attention to what it must be like for the victims
surviving families. We seem to be impervious to other's pain and
suffering, yet we fight for other's protection and rights when their out
to kill other innocent people. Yes, I do believe in 'innocent until
proven guilty' but I'm tired of watching us chastise our police
departments, FBI, President Bush and many others who are merrily trying to
protect us. "War on terror" will never end unless we get
tough, root out our enemies, press for answers and plan for the
future. I would like to ask you why are there more successful
terrorist attacks in Iraq today then there were when Saddam was in
power? The answer is easy, Saddam, although crazy with power and
guilty of using extreme inhuman torture against his opposition, took the
offensive and routed out his enemies. So for all of us here in the
U.S., let's learn a lesson from those that have been fighting for
thousands of years; take action against those that are trying to eliminate
us, let's root out our enemies and where needed, do what's needed to
protect all of us. Who know, may be someday we will even take action
against crime in America"
NR/FL (06/18/2004)
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With Allen Greenspan's
needless, repeated warning the
Federal reserve is ready to raise interest rates as needed, who would need
more proof of
Greenspan's incompetence. It's obvious with gas and oil prices surging
worldwide, companies will have to raise their cost of goods and
services to compensate for the added fuel and energy costs, and yes; we
might see a few signs of economic growth here and there, but growth isn't
a bad thing, it's exactly what the U.S. needs; to help offset Mexico and China's new found economic boom. Greenspan needs
a refresher course in economics, after that, boot him out in the street so
Allen can see what the U.S. economy is really like. By the way,
hasn't Greenspan
ever heard of 'retirement?' LT/MI (06/15/2004)
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Kerry's new strategy
to win more voters is jeopardizing national
security by telling the world the US military is spread to thin to protect
its interests both foreign and homeland. Is this really a person you
want for President? (06/04/2004)
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"Soaring gas prices and low supplies
have once again
shown American's greed for gas eating vehicles has no end. We're a
country of greedy self-centered bigots and we're blaming the middle
east because they want more money. Shame on us Americans."
VM/MN 05/26/2004
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Republicans and Democrats are spending millions
on their personal campaigns while American schools, arts, road
and education go on the financial cutting block. Where do all the
millions of campaign support dollars come from and why can't schools and
the arts attract the same money? What's wrong with this picture? AN/FL 05/24/2004
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"Day-traders"
are no longer impressed with large corporate profits or "buy
and hold" strategies. Recently, companies like AMD reported
better then expected profits and their stocks, symbol AMD have
fallen with heavy trading. Even AMD's run-up was week. At
the same time, small stocks like <NENG> which corrected their
first quarter loses, have risen over 32% in a single day because of narrow
profits. I don't get it?" ZK/Ill
(04/22/2004)
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Regarding this report from AOL (04/22/2004)
KARBALA,
Iraq (April 24) - Radical Shiite cleric Muqtada al-Sadr threatened to
unleash suicide bombers if U.S. troops move against him in Iraq's holiest
Shiite city, his militiamen reportedly attacked a Bulgarian convoy,
killing one US soldier.
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Radical Iraq leader claims to have
the Iraq people's best interest in mind, while they send their own followers
in to suicide attacks and kill mostly their own people. Are the Iraq
people really that messed up to believe this guys? JJ/MI (04/23/2004)
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Related
issue to Michael Newdow (below)
"To
my pleasant surprise, Michael Newdow's personal vendetta against God has been
stopped by the Supreme Court. God Bless America!" TR/TN (03/20/2004)
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Michael Newdow would like all reference to God removed from the Pledge of
Allegiance. Newdow also believe all reference to God should be
illuminated from governmental offices, including schools. The nice
thing is, his ex-wife disagrees. Is Newdow just an educated man
that's bitter against the world or does he have a right to demand God be
removed from America? What
do you think? 03/25/2004.
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"I used to think America was a great country
and probably the best country in the world to live in, but after reading
AOL's chat and watching what people say to each other, the rude comments,
belittling, swearing and denouncing of God, Christianity and other
beliefs, I'm just not to
sure what America stands for. I wonder what God thinks?"
(03/20/2004) JT/IO
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Jobs and security
for March of 2004: Contrary to public opinion, I believe
President Bush has been doing a great job fighting terrorism.
Also Bush was right on the money regarding war on countries like Afghanistan
and Iraq. If Bush would have stood by and listened to more of the rhetoric
as many of you "turn the other cheek" do nothings would have,
our country would have been infiltrated by more Arab sponsored terrorist
then it has. If America continues to just turn the other cheek,
you'll just make an easier target for the terrorist. The terrorist
aren't going to take the time to come over to your house, turn their bombs
off, have a cup of coffee and discus things. Keep in mind, "you
are the enemy!"
On the other side of things, President Bush has a
complete disconnect from reality when it comes to foreign trade. His
new ads say he knows exactly where America is headed and he knows exactly
how to get there. The only thing he doesn't say is "America
jobs will be sacrificed in order to get there!"
Sending jobs and technology over seas is close to the
stupidest thing I can think of. I don't care if Chinese made
toasters will cost less for American's, not if we're all unemployed!
I can't eat a toaster! And I definitely will care, if we have
another war and all of our technologies has to come from Arab countries
that don't like us anyways. Even our Allies aren't really Allies,
they're fair-weather friends. As long as they need us, we're great,
when they don't need us, we're power mongers.
Then again, all of us Americans are exactly what's wrong
with our own country. We buy imported goods instead of American, we
hirer non-citizens because they'll work for less and they're more
dependable. At least for a while. They also do what their
employers ask without calling the NAACP, Better Business Bureau or their
attorneys. Let's face it, we are a country of selfish nearsighted
egotistical goofballs that think everyone owes us a living!
If we don't
watch ourselves, America might just go down in history as the shortest
lived world super power!
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"If Kerry couldn't pass
legislation in his own state, how is he going to pass any as
President?"
PP/FL 03/11/2004
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"What
was Bush thinking when he says job
loss in America is good for America in the long run? Is this
part of the great American sacrifice he keeps referring to? If so,
let him take his $150,000,000.00 that he's raised and distribute it back
to the poor people of America. After all, Bush claims that the money
that goes back in circulation will spur the economy." PP/FL 03/11/2004
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The public speaks
out against Allen Greenspan: Allen
Greenspan is looking to cut the Federal deficit and wants your
help. The good news is, Mr. Greenspan stated earlier today,
the economy is moving forward. The bad news is we need to keep
an eye on the growing deficit and he suggests cutting millions of
baby boomer's up coming retirement and social security benefits. |
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After all,
you're just a number to this economist and since you didn't elect
him, you can't fire him.
For years we
have been telling you that Greenspan is off his rocker, well, has he
caught your attention yet? If not, he will when he moves
congress towards cutting your social security.
Although
Greenspan is an appointed officer and has a few years to go before
retirement, we thinks Mr. Greenspan should have been relieved of
duty when he lead the country in to the recession.
Not to mention his total disconnect from reality. He needs to
do more than clean his glasses! "This guy is bad for
America!" (02/26/2004)
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"Dear
Mr. Greenspan, if you'd really like to help the economy, quit!
If you can't do this, then retire. If you're not willing to
retire, at least wake up! If you don't like the sounds of any of
these great ideas, then how about a suggestion? Why not
add
1% to the Federal lending rate and use the 1% to supplement social
security and lower the Federal deficit?" BM/US (02/25/2004)
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Ralph Nader
enters the Presidential race and I'm behind him 100%!
(02/22/2004) LR/OH
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"So the Democrats
think Jim Kerry will make a great President? How can anyone
think a Senator who has been unsuccessful in creating legislation in
his own state can create, improve or pass legislation for a
country?" (02/15/2004) MM/CO
"Looks like
another couple of prep school Yale grads are going to duke it out in
November I can hardly wait. There hasn't been a pinch of poop between
the two major parties as far as the blue collar workers are concerned.
Bill (NAFTA) Clinton, Dick (Haliburton) Cheney (Oh, he's not the
pres., sorry) Dubya (Let 'em all in. Americans don't want those jobs)
Bush. We seem to be more concerned with making sure nobody messes with
our guns than a government that is all to willing to give our jobs away.
Oh well, I guess it comes down to priorities." TT/MI
(02/08/2004)
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"I
don't believe this nation is as split as the press keeps saying.
The press acts like as if it is speaking for the rest of us, yet none
of the press has ever asked what we think. Gosh, they're just
like or government." LV/CA
(02/08/2004)
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