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they are racists...they dont like the working class That is technically not racist, it is a economic bias or prejudice. JFYI |
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noooooo they jsut go take a vacation..and splish splash in the ocean..pick up shells...and eat snow cones
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they are racists...they dont like the working class That is technically not racist, it is a economic bias or prejudice. JFYI thanks for pointing that out...Im glad you think congress is economically biased.. 
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just for y'all i'm surprised some people in this forum didn't report as SEXIST |
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they are racists...they dont like the working class That is technically not racist, it is a economic bias or prejudice. JFYI thanks for pointing that out...Im glad you think congress is economically biased..
I believe there are problems in that area in the government. They have been geared towards the elite in this country for a while now. |
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they are racists...they dont like the working class That is technically not racist, it is a economic bias or prejudice. JFYI thanks for pointing that out...Im glad you think congress is economically biased..
I believe there are problems in that area in the government. They have been geared towards the elite in this country for a while now. elite..i believe congress should be working stiffs. ya know...like not have everything handed to them on a nice silver platter...well they work on destroying the middle class. |
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I agree.
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Why on earth do you miss Bush? His exist poll was at 28%. Bush didn't spend money like Obama Does, Way Obama spends money, I thought my ex wife was elected... Bush didn't spend money like Obama does... Hmmmm... Do you know how much the Iraq/Afghanistan wars are costing us per day? Google it... |
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Why on earth do you miss Bush? His exist poll was at 28%. Bush didn't spend money like Obama Does, Way Obama spends money, I thought my ex wife was elected... Bush didn't spend money like Obama does... Hmmmm... Do you know how much the Iraq/Afghanistan wars are costing us per day? Google it... Do you know how much Obama is costing us per day? Google that. |
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Edited by
Fanta46
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Fri 03/06/09 10:03 AM
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Why on earth do you miss Bush? His exist poll was at 28%. Bush didn't spend money like Obama Does, Way Obama spends money, I thought my ex wife was elected... Bush didn't spend money like Obama does... Hmmmm... Do you know how much the Iraq/Afghanistan wars are costing us per day? Google it... Do you know how much Obama is costing us per day? Google that. One of his first actions, on day three in office, was blocking U.S. Funds to international family-planning groups that offer abortion and abortion counseling. The order frustrated many pro-choice supporters, but was not a surprise considering Bush's well known antiabortion stance. On day 20, President Bush sent his record-setting $1.6 trillion tax cut plan to Congress. That's 1.6 trillion to the rich. You got squat. Military matters occupied the next week or so. On day 24, Bush proposed increasing military spending by $5 billion. That money would go for pay raises, housing and insurance benefits for people in the military. Housing? LOL read about the boys returning from Iraq and what condition they found their barracks in. Also think about the wounded who received sub-par treatment at the VA hospitals. esp Walter Reed! |
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On Day 40, President Bush sent his $1.96 trillion (that's 11 zeros) budget for 2002 to Congress. It was hundreds of pages long. Overall, the budget increases spending by 4 percent -- about half as big an increase as his predecessor, Bill Clinton, signed.
The Bush budget included the biggest spending increase ever for education: 11 percent. But the budget also reduces money for research on energy conservation, eliminates funding for an anti-drug program for public housing, and ends a program protecting coastal lands. On day 50, Bush advisers said they supported reducing carbon dioxide emissions from coal-burning power plants to fight global warming. But eight days later, President Bush reversed this policy, saying "greener" plants would cost power companies too much money. On day 60, the administration reversed a rule reducing the levels of arsenic in drinking water. http://www.pbs.org/newshour/extra/features/jan-june01/100_days.html You think Bush worked for the people? LMAO, He worked for the wealthy and their corporations. Those who need the least help, but benefit most from having politicians on their payrolls. Did any of his policies help the poor, the environment, or the economy? NOT!!!!!!!! The things I posted were done in just his first 100 days as President. From there he had 8 more years to continually wreck havoc on America, and reverse the improvements to Humanity acheived by generations. Anyone who misses Bush must be a glutton for punishment.. |
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On Day 40, President Bush sent his $1.96 trillion (that's 11 zeros) budget for 2002 to Congress. It was hundreds of pages long. Overall, the budget increases spending by 4 percent -- about half as big an increase as his predecessor, Bill Clinton, signed. The Bush budget included the biggest spending increase ever for education: 11 percent. But the budget also reduces money for research on energy conservation, eliminates funding for an anti-drug program for public housing, and ends a program protecting coastal lands. On day 50, Bush advisers said they supported reducing carbon dioxide emissions from coal-burning power plants to fight global warming. But eight days later, President Bush reversed this policy, saying "greener" plants would cost power companies too much money. On day 60, the administration reversed a rule reducing the levels of arsenic in drinking water. http://www.pbs.org/newshour/extra/features/jan-june01/100_days.html You think Bush worked for the people? LMAO, He worked for the wealthy and their corporations. Those who need the least help, but benefit most from having politicians on their payrolls. Did any of his policies help the poor, the environment, or the economy? NOT!!!!!!!! The things I posted were done in just his first 100 days as President. From there he had 8 more years to continually wreck havoc on America, and reverse the improvements to Humanity acheived by generations. Anyone who misses Bush must be a glutton for punishment..   
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On Day 40, President Bush sent his $1.96 trillion (that's 11 zeros) budget for 2002 to Congress. It was hundreds of pages long. Overall, the budget increases spending by 4 percent -- about half as big an increase as his predecessor, Bill Clinton, signed. The Bush budget included the biggest spending increase ever for education: 11 percent. But the budget also reduces money for research on energy conservation, eliminates funding for an anti-drug program for public housing, and ends a program protecting coastal lands. On day 50, Bush advisers said they supported reducing carbon dioxide emissions from coal-burning power plants to fight global warming. But eight days later, President Bush reversed this policy, saying "greener" plants would cost power companies too much money. On day 60, the administration reversed a rule reducing the levels of arsenic in drinking water. http://www.pbs.org/newshour/extra/features/jan-june01/100_days.html You think Bush worked for the people? LMAO, He worked for the wealthy and their corporations. Those who need the least help, but benefit most from having politicians on their payrolls. Did any of his policies help the poor, the environment, or the economy? NOT!!!!!!!! The things I posted were done in just his first 100 days as President. From there he had 8 more years to continually wreck havoc on America, and reverse the improvements to Humanity acheived by generations. Anyone who misses Bush must be a glutton for punishment..    
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