10 messages from Obama!!!!!

Like I said before "The south will rise again" I am really tired of conspiracy thearies running our peoples lives. Like Bush could have sat on the beach in New Orleans and said Please mister hurricane don’t hit New Orleans! Give me a break, I mean how moronic do you have to be to believe this. But I do agree that he is trying to take away our guns but it isn’t in the way that most of us think. I am stationed in a state that to buy ammo you now have to run a federal back ground just like you would if you were going to buy a gun. The price of ammo as most of you can tell has been steadily rising and the reason for this is the tax that our “One Big A$$ Mistake” has put on it. Now how does this keep ammo or our guns out of our hands. Well most cheap ammo comes from over seas, if anyone shoots Wolf or any variant of this which comes from Russia, the taxes to get the product here in the united states has tripled in cost so it is now cheaper for them not to make the ammo than it is for them to ship it over here and try and sell it for an un-godly amount, which we will not buy because of how cheap the round is in the first place. So that my chums is how Obama is going to take our guns away.
There were a lot of things that I didn’t agree with in the Bush administration, but going to war was not one of them. I was there when he gave us the Job Acomplished speech on the Regan, hell even had a steak dinner with the good old Texas boy. But in comparison of what we have now I would go back for another 8 years of Bush and never look back. We need someone that is strong and has good values to lead this country not some fake Christian trying to hide his Muslim faith.
 
Well said Panther!
Now, I want some liberal to answer this question. Please show me anywhere in the Constitution where it states that the govt. has the obligation to provide health care, food stamps, section 8 housing, day care, or any other entitlements to the citizens of the United States.
 
y solution:
1) End Federal government interference in the medical care system.
2) Tort reform - A very simple concept called Loser Pays. If you bring a malpractice lawsuit and lose, you have to pay the legal fees of the person you sue, and if you cannot pay, your lawyer will have to. This will immediately stop nearly all frivolous suits designed merely to extort a settlement, which is the vast majority.
3) Enable the charity medical clinics/hospitals to operate efficiently by removing the onerous federal mandates (see 1)
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Great solutions! Agree 100%..
 
:roll: Hello comrades. Dear Leader Obama has informed me that there are several subversive members on this site who are denigrating his immaculate plan to provide peace, prosperity, happiness & health care to all the subjects. Uhh, I mean citizens. The Dear Leader has informed me that he will be merciful, for now. No one will be picked up from their houses in the middle of the night. The Most Wonderful Government has taken note of the subversives and will be making recommendations on what health care treatments are available to these comrades in the future.

Thank you,

The Under-Secretary to the Under-Secretary of Public Control uhhh I mean Relations

All hail the Dear Leader

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The RNC may go the way of Texas Stadium, imploded if they dont change. They really have NO real good candidates, with the exception of Caribou Barbie, or half-term Sarah (I can see Granbury from my front porch). Mitt Romney will be crucified on his health care policy while he was gov. of Mass. And of course, The Dick Cheney, he couldnt say anything on the homosexual issue, cuz his daughter is one. Also, wasnt he behind all the base closures in the late 80's, that put thousands of people out of work. Then the government had to reallocate millions of dollars to shut them down and consolidate different bases. Not to mention the colaterial damage that occurred to the private sector that relied on these bases. I do not see a viable candidate for the Republic party. Get ready for 4 more years of Obama, then 8 years of Hilliary.
 
trattler":2kyrugqp said:
The RNC may go the way of Texas Stadium, imploded if they dont change. They really have NO real good candidates, with the exception of Caribou Barbie, or half-term Sarah (I can see Granbury from my front porch). Mitt Romney will be crucified on his health care policy while he was gov. of Mass. And of course, The Dick Cheney, he couldnt say anything on the homosexual issue, cuz his daughter is one. Also, wasnt he behind all the base closures in the late 80's, that put thousands of people out of work. Then the government had to reallocate millions of dollars to shut them down and consolidate different bases. Not to mention the colaterial damage that occurred to the private sector that relied on these bases. I do not see a viable candidate for the Republic party. Get ready for 4 more years of Obama, then 8 years of Hilliary.
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Are you trying to get a lot of people very, very depressed?
 
What is it you do not like about Sarah Palin?? BTW...she never said she could see Russia from her front porch. That was a SNL skit by Tina Fey. Make sure you are accurately quoting before you write. Repeating MSM/DNC lies merely makes you look stupid. She has great potential even though McCain thoroughly mishandled her during the 2008 campaign. Remember, she had much more experience in running a large establishment than 0bama did. She ran a very large state, all he did was vote "present" at state senator for 4 years and US senator for 2 years. His performance since coming into office bears out his complete incompetence.

Mitt Romney - Eastern establishment Republican
Dick Cheney - good guy, but his weak heart will not allow him to run. Also, those bases badly needed closing. many had not been necessary for years and were kept alive merely as congressional pork. As for those businesses dependent upon those closed bases, let it be a valuable lesson on dependence upon government largesse

Other Republican good candidates in the wings:
Paul Ryan - kicked 0's butt hard during the "summit meeting" on health care
Eric Cantor - Continues to fight hard
 
What I do not understand is why a person with a different opinion is ostracized and looked down upon. First, and foremost, I believe in Christ All Mighty, then I am an American, then I am a patriot, next, I am a Texan, and have been for 50 some years, then I am a fan of sixman football. If everybody were of the same faith, political views, or if everybody preferred chicken fried steak over ribeyes, this country would be fairly boring. I think it is great that we, as Ameicans, can express our opinions without fear of reprisal or persecution, but lately if somebody has a different political view, they are considered a second class citizen. We are all Americans!!!
 
Calm down killer, OB didn't call you stupid, he just mentioned that relaying those DNC and Obamamedia talking points and halftruths give the appearance of stupidity. The average citizen is too informed now to swallow those kinds of remarks...too savy. We were duped by the 2008 presidential campaign, but never again. Now, most americans see the truth and many are developing the ability to sense the truth, which is more dependable when dealing with politicians and attorneys.
Just because we disagree doesn't mean we can't sit beside each other as americans, Texans and six-man football fans. But please don't expect us not to think for ourselves anymore when the topic includes politicians in position of power. Why? Because our freedom-loving way of life might be influenced more than we can agree to.

I think when the time comes you will see plenty of viable nonliberal, presidential candidates. Personally, I don't need a lifelong politician sitting in the oval office. There have been some good presidents in our past from other walks of life: farmers, soldiers, actors. For my vote the main ingredient needed is love of our American way of life, not love of the European way, the environmentalist way or the Chicago way. I would love to see a candidate cut from the John Wayne or Ronald Reagan mold, or even John F. Kennedy, but if it means a plain-spoken, unattached woman is the best choice, so be it, some of my favorite people are women. :P
 
Today, it seems that the Government whom some people tend to trust to do everything for them including, but not limited to thinking, and wiping their rears. I keep hearing the same things every morning/evening on the news depending on the station. Either this OBAMACARE is going to save the country, or on the other side make it completely implode. My bet it will be somewhere in the middle, but thats not getting us anywhere. The thing is how can you say that it will save the country money when you are going to force every living soul in the nation to have health insurance and fine the ones who dont. If they cant afford the insurance they cant afford the fine and again the bill will be paid, because uncle sam always gets his take no matter who has to saddle up and right the check. As usual, that check is going to be written by the middle class of america those who have jobs pay taxes and already for the most part have healthcare. I'm not an economist, or a doctor, or a politician, but it seems like everyone is lying to someone for this bill to even be past.
 
On face book I am trying to debate the health care law with those that love it. I present them with facts and my opinion and I state that it is my opinion. I am getting very little in return except ridicule, name calling and disucissions on my sexual prefrences. I am having a hard time getting them to think. I tell them to present facts to me, make me understand why it is so good, sway me to your way of thinking. It does not work, they will not step up to the challenge. It is not just the democrats doing this, the republicans are doing it too. So many are just spouting what they are told to think......I am just saying do your own thinking.

It seems on here people are a lot more grounded. I see a lot fo discussion without personal attacks and with great comments and ideas. Maybe it is because most of us live now or are from small towns were values are inplanted and stick better?

Yes, it is a free country, now.......lets debate it, lets throw ideas out and discuss them. Lets get mad and walk away and cool down. Lets challenge the set ways of thinking.

I havea personal philosphy, if I go through a day and I di dnot learn something new then it is time to lay down and die. Some have said I shoudl learn to spell a new word each day as I do not know how to spel wort a ding.

Andy
 
April 15 is the day. I started my trip in trying to retake our country back 1 year ago on this date. Check out the big event on this coming tax day:

http://lonestarteaparty.org/

(You can skip the registration if you just want the info.)

QuikTrip Park in Grand Prairie

It's going to be awesome.

Ever onward...
 
I don't neccessarily agree with the agendas of these Tea Parties, but one thing I love about the movement is that it's about time a strong movement comes that could be the beginning of the end of political parties in America (I'm sure George Washington will be smiling from above on that day), assuming I'm correct in my understanding that the movement has a lot of followers who are true independents. It's my hope that more movements with differing agendas will come out and gain force, and with that maybe it'll get EVERYONE in this great country to get out and excercise their right to vote. That's the only way a true representative democracy will work.
 
BE":3t8dojt9 said:
Don't leave 'em hangin OB,...difference betw' democracy and a republic is....
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Democracy: Every voter votes on every issue. Very vulnerable to demagoguery and a professional political class.

Republic: Voters elect representatives to decide pn the issues. Republics can take many forms. Very vulnerable to a 2 party system and demagoguery also. This can be cured by stopping a professional political class by part time pay, term limits, and a well educated public.
 
Well-educated public is the key, and that's where things are going downhill. There's becoming a smaller and smaller percentage of people who care about what's going on in government. I teach government/economics and U.S. History, and it's hard getting kids to care about current issues. I didn't graduate from HS too long ago, but I remember in my government classes we'd live for days when we got to debate, but I now getting kids to find issues they feel strongly about and researching facts for arguements is like pulling teeth. Do any of ya'll social studies guys have the same problem?
 

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