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every time he opens his mouth, the markets tank..... -----snip------------------------ " Obama Will Agree to 9,000 Earmarks " - AKA: " MORE PORK " Sunday, March 1, 2009 6:34 PM President Barack Obama is set to sign a $410 billion spending bill with some 9,000 earmarks — a practice he repeatedly criticized on the campaign trail last year. Dismissing the congressional pork as “last year’s business,’’ White House chief of staff Rahm Emanuel said Sunday that the president wasn’t happy with the earmarks. But, Emanuel said, Obama would nevertheless sign the bill. Republicans criticized the increased spending and the abundance of earmarks, which account for $3.8 billion of the omnibus. |
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what's hussein hiding and why? ---------------wall street jrnl news snip---------------------- As 2009 opened, three weeks before Barack Obama took office, the Dow Jones Industrial Average closed at 9034 on January 2, its highest level since the autumn panic. Yesterday the Dow fell another 4.24% to 6763, for an overall decline of 25% in two months and to its lowest level since 1997. The dismaying message here is that President Obama's policies have become part of the economy's problem. Americans have welcomed the Obama era in the same spirit of hope the President campaigned on. But after five weeks in office, it's become clear that Mr. Obama's policies are slowing, if not stopping, what would otherwise be the normal process of economic recovery. From punishing business to squandering scarce national public resources, Team Obama is creating more uncertainty and less confidence -- and thus a longer period of recession or subpar growth. The Democrats who now run Washington don't want to hear this, because they benefit from blaming all bad economic news on President Bush. And Mr. Obama has inherited an unusual recession deepened by credit problems, both of which will take time to climb out of. But it's also true that the economy has fallen far enough, and long enough, that much of the excess that led to recession is being worked off. Already 15 months old, the current recession will soon match the average length -- and average job loss -- of the last three postwar downturns. What goes down will come up -- unless destructive policies interfere with the sources of potential recovery. And those sources have been forming for some time. The price of oil and other commodities have fallen by two-thirds since their 2008 summer peak, which has the effect of a major tax cut. The world is awash in liquidity, thanks to monetary ease by the Federal Reserve and other central banks. Monetary policy operates with a lag, but last year's easing will eventually stir economic activity. Housing prices have fallen 27% from their Case-Shiller peak, or some two-thirds of the way back to their historical trend. While still high, credit spreads are far from their peaks during the panic, and corporate borrowers are again able to tap the credit markets. As equities were signaling with their late 2008 rally and January top, growth should under normal circumstances begin to appear in the second half of this year. So what has happened in the last two months? The economy has received no great new outside shock. Exchange rates and other prices have been stable, and there are no security crises of note. The reality of a sharp recession has been known and built into stock prices since last year's fourth quarter. What is new is the unveiling of Mr. Obama's agenda and his approach to governance. Every new President has a finite stock of capital -- financial and political -- to deploy, and amid recession Mr. Obama has more than most. But one negative revelation has been the way he has chosen to spend his scarce resources on income transfers rather than growth promotion. Most of his "stimulus" spending was devoted to social programs, rather than public works, and nearly all of the tax cuts were devoted to income maintenance rather than to improving incentives to work or invest. His Treasury has been making a similar mistake with its financial bailout plans. The banking system needs to work through its losses, and one necessary use of public capital is to assist in burning down those bad assets as fast as possible. Yet most of Team Obama's ministrations so far have gone toward triage and life support, rather than repair and recovery. AIG yesterday received its fourth "rescue," including $70 billion in Troubled Asset Relief Program cash, without any clear business direction. (See here.) Citigroup's restructuring last week added not a dollar of new capital, and also no clear direction. Perhaps the imminent Treasury "stress tests" will clear the decks, but until they do the banks are all living in fear of becoming the next AIG. All of this squanders public money that could better go toward burning down bank debt. The market has notably plunged since Mr. Obama introduced his budget last week, and that should be no surprise. The document was a declaration of hostility toward capitalists across the economy. Health- care stocks have dived on fears of new government mandates and price controls. Private lenders to students have been told they're no longer wanted. Anyone who uses carbon energy has been warned to expect a huge tax increase from cap and trade. And every risk-taker and investor now knows that another tax increase will slam the economy in 2011, unless Mr. Obama lets Speaker Nancy Pelosi impose one even earlier. Meanwhile, Congress demands more bank lending even as it assails lenders and threatens to let judges rewrite mortgage contracts. The powers in Congress -- unrebuked by Mr. Obama -- are ridiculing and punishing the very capitalists who are essential to a sustainable recovery. The result has been a capital strike, and the return of the fear from last year that we could face a far deeper downturn. This is no way to nurture a wounded economy back to health. Listening to Mr. Obama and his chief of staff, Rahm Emanuel, on the weekend, we couldn't help but wonder if they appreciate any of this. They seem preoccupied with going to the barricades against Republicans who wield little power, or picking a fight with Rush Limbaugh, as if this is the kind of economic leadership Americans want. Perhaps they're reading the polls and figure they have two or three years before voters stop blaming Republicans and Mr. Bush for the economy. Even if that's right in the long run, in the meantime their assault on business and investors is delaying a recovery and ensuring that the expansion will be weaker than it should be when it finally does arrive |
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------news snip------------- Caracas - Venezuelan President Hugo Chavez on Friday called upon US President Barack Hussein Obama to follow the path to socialism, which he termed as the "only" way out of the global recession. "Come with us, align yourself, come with us on the road to socialism. This is the only path. Imagine a socialist revolution in the United States," Chavez told a group of workers in the southern Venezuelan state of Bolivar. |
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http://online.wsj.com/article/SB123629969453946717.html
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"You cannot legislate the poor into freedom by legislating the wealthy
out of freedom. What one person receives without working for, another person must work for without receiving. The government cannot give to anybody anything that the government does not first take from somebody else. When half of the people get the idea that they do not have to work because the other half is going to take care of them, and when the other half gets the idea that it does no good to work because somebody else is going to get what they work for, that my dear friend, is about the end of any nation. You cannot multiply wealth by dividing it." ~~~~~ Dr. Adrian Rogers, 1931 - 2005 ~~~~~ On Feb 10, 3:56*pm, "~^ beancounter ~^" wrote: hussein obama ****s up again....... Stocks slumped today, with the Dow ending at a 3-month low, as the government's bank rescue plan failed to reassure investors burned by the 14-month old recession. The Dow Jones industrial average lost 382 points, or 4.6 percent, according to early tallies. The bailout plan "was a huge disappointment," one economist said. |
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Democrats destroy the housing industry with Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac
then blame President George W. Bush for the Housing Crisis. Democrats steal our money via taxes, but ridicule corporations for making a profit. Democrats call people racist for doing what they do with no shame. During the election, to highlight Barack Hussein Obama’s constant position changing, two entrepreneurs cooked up “Obama Waffles”, selling the mix in boxes featuring caricatures of Barack Hussein Obama. Liberal Democrats predictably called it racist and even got them tossed out of a national event by complaining to reporters who provided the equally predictable bad press. Democrats have now stopped a black American, Senate designate Roland Burris, from entering the Senate and taking his rightful place as Junior Senator from IL. It’s outrageous, offensive to the American people, insulting to the people of Illinois, and disrespectful to the Senate itself. What does it say about an American political party that prevents a qualified black man from becoming a US Senator...racist, hypocrites! Democrats like portraying themselves as the best friend of the black American community while disrespecting their representatives. Democrats see a person not as an individual but the color of their skin first and foremost..... That is the definition of a racist. Democrats love to play racial politics to divide us and make us hate and distrust our neighbors. Democrats complained of the increased deficit before the 2006 election. But since gaining control of government in 2006 the national debt has increased by 23% in just two years. In typical hypocritical fashion they blame others for their own lack of fiscal responsibility and ability to govern effectively. Democrats are corrupt hypocrite racist and no honest, self-respecting Leftist Liberal Democrat (an oxymoron) can deny these truths. The toilet is flushing and Capitalism is going down the drain to make room for the stinky turd that is Socialism. Capitalism is the uneven distribution of wealth Socialism is the equal distribution of poverty. The Axis of Taxes - Harry Mason Reid / Nancy Patricia D'Alesandro Pelosi / Barack Hussein Obama. |
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NEW YORK — The election of Barack Obama offered the promise of a new
set of fixes for the financial crisis and the economy, a do-over that might help nurse the stock market back to health. Since then, the market hasn't just gotten worse — it's turned in its worst performance ever for a new president. The Dow Jones industrial average has fallen 21 percent during Obama's first seven weeks in office. Count back to Election Day and the results are even bleaker: That afternoon, the Dow closed at 9,625. Now it stands at 6,547, a loss of 32 percent On Feb 10, 3:56*pm, "~^ beancounter ~^" wrote: hussein obama ****s up again....... Stocks slumped today, with the Dow ending at a 3-month low, as the government's bank rescue plan failed to reassure investors burned by the 14-month old recession. The Dow Jones industrial average lost 382 points, or 4.6 percent, according to early tallies. The bailout plan "was a huge disappointment," one economist said. |
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As for the first 50 Days.....
# The Dow at a 10-year low. # A tax cheat running the IRS # Another tax cheat as the Chief of Staff # A trillion-dollar plus federal deficit # Over one-half of voters relieved of any federal tax liability # Government mandated limits on executive compensation # Three failed attempts and still no Commerce Secretary # Tom Daschle rides his free limo into the sunset - after paying taxes he evaded. # The White House performance czar turns out to be a tax cheat also # Lobbyists hired to work for the Obama Administration # The census gets politicized # Double government spending in one year # The word “freedom” fades into obscurity # Increasing home loan mortgage rates across the board # Millions of Americans made dependent on government # Moving unionization-by-intimidation forward # Welfare checks become “tax cuts.” # Illegal aliens free to work on taxpayer-funded “stimulus” projects # Welfare reform reversed, states ordered to increase welfare roles # Move to silence critical talk radio shows # Selling Senate seats # Obama books in religious sections of book stores # More government workers, not private sector jobs # A government bureaucracy to intrude on doctor/patient relationships # Stage set for medical services rationing # Annual welfare checks for middle income families |
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Senate Minority Leader Mitch McConnell (R-Ky.) has come up with a
vivid new way to express his contention that the nation is spending way too much money it doesn’t have. McConnell includes the tweaks in his opening remarks on the Senate floor on the 51st day that President Obama has been in office. “In just 50 days, Congress has voted to spend about $1.2 trillion between the Stimulus and the Omnibus,” McConnell says. “To put that in perspective, that’s about $24 billion a day, or about $1 billion an hour—most of it borrowed. There’s simply no question: government spending has spun out of control.” 50 days times 24 hours equals 1,200 hours. 1,200 times 1 billion equals 1.2 trillion (a thousand billions is a trillion). |
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i'm a racist..right? ha!! dem's are 2 funny...... --------news snip-------------------------- WASHINGTON -- When Rep. Barney Frank was looking to aid a Boston-based lender last fall, the Massachusetts Democrat urged Maxine Waters, a colleague on the House Financial Services Committee, to "stay out of it," he says. The reason: Ms. Waters, a longtime congresswoman from California, had close ties to the minority-owned institution, OneUnited Bank. Ms. Waters and her husband have both held financial stakes in the bank. Until recently, her husband was a director. At the same time, Ms. Waters has publicly boosted OneUnited's executives and criticized its government regulators during congressional hearings. Last fall, she helped secure the bank a meeting with Treasury officials |
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-------snip------------------------- Russia could use bases for its strategic bombers on the doorstep of the United States in Cuba and Venezuela to underpin long-distance patrols in the region, a senior air force officer said Saturday. "This is possible in Cuba," General Anatoly Zhikharev, chief of the Russian air force's strategic aviation staff, told the Interfax-AVN military news agency. The comments were the latest signal that Moscow intends to project its military capability in far-flung corners of the globe despite a tight defence budget and hardware that experts consider in many respects outdated. |
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On Mar 14, 12:37*pm, "~^ beancounter ~^"
wrote: another job well done king hussein... -------snip------------------------- WASHINGTON - An employee of the D.C. Office of the Chief Technology Officer and a private contractor were charged with corruption Thursday after an FBI raid at the former office of one of President Obama's appointees, Vivek Kundra. Kundra is on leave from his White House job until further details of the case become known, a White House source tells the Associated Press |
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------news snip---------------------- At least 3 percent of District residents have HIV or AIDS, a total that far surpasses the 1 percent threshold that constitutes a "generalized and severe" epidemic, according to a report scheduled to be released by health officials tomorrow. That translates into 2,984 residents per every 100,000 over the age of 12 -- or 15,120 -- according to the 2008 epidemiology report by the District's HIV/AIDS office. "Our rates are higher than West Africa," said Shannon L. Hader, director of the District's HIV/AIDS Administration, who once led the Federal Centers for Disease Control and Prevention's work in Zimbabwe. "They're on par with Uganda and some parts of Kenya." |
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http://video.google.com/videoplay?do...80711843120756 The Obama Deception is a film that destroys the myth that Barack Obama is working for the best interests of the American people, but works for the same elite interests that Bush and Clinton. This film is not about Right or Left; it's about One World Government. Covered in this film: who Obama works for, what lies he has told, and his real agenda, and how his initial appointments and actions prove he serves the corporate oligarchs, not the American people. |
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this clown is a screw up......way to lead a country.... ----news snip-------------------- A tidal wave of public outrage over bonus payments swamped American International Group yesterday. Hired guards stood watch outside the suburban Connecticut offices of AIG Financial Products, the division whose exotic derivatives brought the insurance giant to the brink of collapse last year. Inside, death threats and angry letters flooded e-mail inboxes. Irate callers lit up the phone lines. Senior managers submitted their resignations. Some employees didn't show up at all. "It's a mob effect," one senior executive said. "It's putting people's lives in danger." Politicians and the public spent yesterday demanding that AIG rescind payouts that they said rewarded recklessness and greed at a company being bailed out with $170 billion in taxpayer funds. But company officials contend that the uproar is scaring away the very employees who understand AIG Financial Products' complex trades and who are trying to dismantle the division before it further endangers the world's economy. |
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http://www.breitbart.com/article.php...show_article=1 |
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-------news snip----------------------------- Obama Received a $101,332 Bonus from AIG March 17, 3:01 PM · Barack Hussein Obama received a $101,332 bonus from American International Group in the form of political contributions according to Opensecrets.org. The two biggest Congressional recipients of bonuses from the A.I.G. are - Senators Chris Dodd and Senator Barack Obama. The A.I.G. Financial Products affiliate of A.I.G. gave out $136,928, the most of any AIG affiliate, in the 2008 cycle. I would note that A.I.G.’s financial products division is the unit that wrote trillions of dollars’ worth of credit-default swaps and "misjudged" the risk. |
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It's hard not to see the continued sell-off on Wall Street and the growing fear on Main Street as a product, at least in part, of the realization that our new president's policies are designed to radically re-engineer the market-based U.S. economy, not just mitigate the recession and financial crisis. The illusion that Barack Obama will lead from the economic center has quickly come to an end. Instead of combining the best policies of past Democratic presidents -- John Kennedy on taxes, Bill Clinton on welfare reform and a balanced budget, for instance -- President Obama is returning to Jimmy Carter's higher taxes and Mr. Clinton's draconian defense drawdown. Mr. Obama's $3.6 trillion budget blueprint, by his own admission, redefines the role of government in our economy and society. The budget more than doubles the national debt held by the public, adding more to the debt than all previous presidents -- from George Washington to George W. Bush -- combined. It reduces defense spending to a level not sustained since the dangerous days before World War II, while increasing nondefense spending (relative to GDP) to the highest level in U.S. history. And it would raise taxes to historically high levels (again, relative to GDP). And all of this before addressing the impending explosion in Social Security and Medicare costs. To be fair, specific parts of the president's budget are admirable and deserve support: increased means-testing in agriculture and medical payments; permanent indexing of the alternative minimum tax and other tax reductions; recognizing the need for further financial rescue and likely losses thereon; and bringing spending into the budget that was previously in supplemental appropriations, such as funding for the wars in Iraq and Afghanistan. The specific problems, however, far outweigh the positives. First are the quite optimistic forecasts, despite the higher taxes and government micromanagement that will harm the economy. The budget projects a much shallower recession and stronger recovery than private forecasters or the nonpartisan Congressional Budget Office are projecting. It implies a vast amount of additional spending and higher taxes, above and beyond even these record levels. For example, it calls for a down payment on universal health care, with the additional "resources" needed "TBD" (to be determined). Mr. Obama has bravely said he will deal with the projected deficits in Medicare and Social Security. While reform of these programs is vital, the president has shown little interest in reining in the growth of real spending per beneficiary, and he has rejected increasing the retirement age. Instead, he's proposed additional taxes on earnings above the current payroll tax cap of $106,800 -- a bad policy that would raise marginal tax rates still further and barely dent the long-run deficit. Increasing the top tax rates on earnings to 39.6% and on capital gains and dividends to 20% will reduce incentives for our most productive citizens and small businesses to work, save and invest -- with effective rates higher still because of restrictions on itemized deductions and raising the Social Security cap. As every economics student learns, high marginal rates distort economic decisions, the damage from which rises with the square of the rates (doubling the rates quadruples the harm). The president claims he is only hitting 2% of the population, but many more will at some point be in these brackets. As for energy policy, the president's cap-and-trade plan for CO2 would ensnare a vast network of covered sources, opening up countless opportunities for political manipulation, bureaucracy, or worse. It would likely exacerbate volatility in energy prices, as permit prices soar in booms and collapse in busts. The European emissions trading system has been a dismal failure. A direct, transparent carbon tax would be far better. Moreover, the president's energy proposals radically underestimate the time frame for bringing alternatives plausibly to scale. His own Energy Department estimates we will need a lot more oil and gas in the meantime, necessitating $11 trillion in capital investment to avoid permanently higher prices. The president proposes a large defense drawdown to pay for exploding nondefense outlays -- similar to those of Presidents Carter and Clinton -- which were widely perceived by both Republicans and Democrats as having gone too far, leaving large holes in our military. We paid a high price for those mistakes and should not repeat them. The president's proposed limitations on the value of itemized deductions for those in the top tax brackets would clobber itemized charitable contributions, half of which are by those at the top. This change effectively increases the cost to the donor by roughly 20% (to just over 72 cents from 60 cents per dollar donated). Estimates of the responsiveness of giving to after-tax prices range from a bit above to a little below proportionate, so reductions in giving will be large and permanent, even after the recession ends and the financial markets rebound. A similar effect will exacerbate tax flight from states like California and New York, which rely on steeply progressive income taxes collecting a large fraction of revenue from a small fraction of their residents. This attack on decentralization permeates the budget -- e.g., killing the private fee-for-service Medicare option -- and will curtail the experimentation, innovation and competition that provide a road map to greater effectiveness. The pervasive government subsidies and mandates -- in health, pharmaceuticals, energy and the like -- will do a poor job of picking winners and losers (ask the Japanese or Europeans) and will be difficult to unwind as recipients lobby for continuation and expansion. Expanding the scale and scope of government largess means that more and more of our best entrepreneurs, managers and workers will spend their time and talent chasing handouts subject to bureaucratic diktats, not the marketplace needs and wants of consumers. Our competitors have lower corporate tax rates and tax only domestic earnings, yet the budget seeks to restrict deferral of taxes on overseas earnings, arguing it drives jobs overseas. But the academic research (most notably by Mihir Desai, C. Fritz Foley and James Hines Jr.) reveals the opposite: American firms' overseas investments strengthen their domestic operations and employee compensation. New and expanded refundable tax credits would raise the fraction of taxpayers paying no income taxes to almost 50% from 38%. This is potentially the most pernicious feature of the president's budget, because it would cement a permanent voting majority with no stake in controlling the cost of general government. From the poorly designed stimulus bill and vague new financial rescue plan, to the enormous expansion of government spending, taxes and debt somehow permanently strengthening economic growth, the assumptions underlying the president's economic program seem bereft of rigorous analysis and a careful reading of history. Unfortunately, our history suggests new government programs, however noble the intent, more often wind up delivering less, more slowly, at far higher cost than projected, with potentially damaging unintended consequences. The most recent case, of course, was the government's meddling in the housing market to bring home ownership to low-income families, which became a prime cause of the current economic and financial disaster. On the growth effects of a large expansion of government, the European social welfare states present a window on our potential futu standards of living permanently 30% lower than ours. Rounding off perceived rough edges of our economic system may well be called for, but a major, perhaps irreversible, step toward a European-style social welfare state with its concomitant long-run economic stagnation is not. By MICHAEL J. BOSKIN Mr. Boskin is a professor of economics at Stanford University and a senior fellow at the Hoover Institution |
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smooth move...ex lax.......$$ out of thin air......only a politician
can pull this **** off....way to go king hussein...another nice **** up.......he is diggin' the hole deeper, and deeper...day by day... ----------news snip----------------------- Saying that the recession continues to deepen, the U.S. Federal Reserve announced Wednesday that it would pump an extra $1 trillion into the economy by buying mortgage-backed securities and long-term Treasury issues. "Job losses, declining equity and housing wealth, and tight credit conditions have weighed on consumer sentiment and spending," the Fed said, adding that it would "employ all available tools to promote economic recovery and to preserve price stability." As expected, the Fed kept its benchmark interest rate virtually at zero. But in a surprise, it drastically increased the amount of money it will create out of thin air to thaw out the still-frozen credit markets that have cramped lending to consumers and businesses alike. |
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You'd think someone who claims to be an "accountant" would know that the
Federal Reserve has nothing to do with the government and certainly doesn't answer or take direction from any branch of government. With such an amazing lack of knowledge in such an important area of finance, it seems apparent that you really are a total fraud. And it's hardly a surprise that you never have and likely never will pass a CPA exam. Any idiot that actually uses you in any financial function deserves what they're getting. On Wed, 18 Mar 2009 16:31:22 -0700 (PDT), "~^ beancounter ~^" wrote: smooth move...ex lax.......$$ out of thin air......only a politician can pull this **** off....way to go king hussein...another nice **** up.......he is diggin' the hole deeper, and deeper...day by day... ----------news snip----------------------- Saying that the recession continues to deepen, the U.S. Federal Reserve announced Wednesday that it would pump an extra $1 trillion into the economy by buying mortgage-backed securities and long-term Treasury issues. "Job losses, declining equity and housing wealth, and tight credit conditions have weighed on consumer sentiment and spending," the Fed said, adding that it would "employ all available tools to promote economic recovery and to preserve price stability." As expected, the Fed kept its benchmark interest rate virtually at zero. But in a surprise, it drastically increased the amount of money it will create out of thin air to thaw out the still-frozen credit markets that have cramped lending to consumers and businesses alike. |
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On Mar 19, 6:21*am, "~^ beancounter ~^" wrote:
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mrs. "i hate america'...
this is racist... -----news snip----------------------- First Lady Michelle Obama had a candid conversation with a group of African-American students at Washington D.C.’s Anacostia High School this afternoon, telling them that when she was growing up, people told her, “You talk funny, you talk like a white girl.” |
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On Mar 19, 12:58*pm, "~^ beancounter ~^"
wrote: mrs. "i hate america'... this is racist... -----news snip----------------------- First Lady Michelle Obama had a candid conversation with a group of African-American students at Washington D.C.’s Anacostia High School this afternoon, telling them that when she was growing up, people told her, “You talk funny, you talk like a white girl.” You are a racist America hater. And you are not a CPA so stop pretending, buckle down, study and stop skirting the issue. Your obsession with Obama is embarrassing. He will never leave his wife for you. Dave |
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On Mar 19, 2:04*pm, DaveS wrote: On Mar 19, 12:58*pm, "~^ beancounter ~^" wrote: mrs. "i hate america'... this is racist... -----news snip----------------------- First Lady Michelle Obama had a candid conversation with a group of African-American students at Washington D.C.’s Anacostia High School this afternoon, telling them that when she was growing up, people told her, “You talk funny, you talk like a white girl.” You are a racist America hater. And you are not a CPA so stop pretending, buckle down, study and stop skirting the issue. Your obsession with Obama is embarrassing. He will never leave his wife for you. Dave |
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Bush invaded Afghanistan and routed the Taliban, actually, they scattered like rats. Bush then invaded Iraq (based on lies, according to Mrs. Stevenson) pursued the Iraqi Republican Guard over 300 miles to Baghdad, and their defeat. This was a conventional war, State to State. Then the unconventional war began; insurgency, sectarian violence, and almost civil war. Bush adopted a "surge" technique, "to clear, hold and rebuild." Noted congressmen, like Obama disagreed, a few like McCain agreed. The surge succeeded beyond the administrations wildest dreams. Today, Bush's plan has precipitated honorable withdrawal of troops without surrender, unlike the "cut and run" plan promoted by the liberals. His courageous, honorable and steady leadership as Commander in Chief, in the face of unrelenting, near traitorous criticism of a sitting president in time of war (Senate leader Harry Reid's "the war is lost"; Representative John Murtha, "our troops murdered women and children" later proven false) he achieved the stability we have today in Iraq. Bush-haters are incapable of giving Bush credit for ANYTHING. On Mar 19, 2:04*pm, DaveS wrote: On Mar 19, 12:58*pm, "~^ beancounter ~^" wrote: mrs. "i hate america'... this is racist... -----news snip----------------------- First Lady Michelle Obama had a candid conversation with a group of African-American students at Washington D.C.’s Anacostia High School this afternoon, telling them that when she was growing up, people told her, “You talk funny, you talk like a white girl.” You are a racist America hater. And you are not a CPA so stop pretending, buckle down, study and stop skirting the issue. Your obsession with Obama is embarrassing. He will never leave his wife for you. Dave |
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On 19-Mar-2009, "~^ beancounter ~^" wrote: ~^ beancounter ~^" ..... snip snip sniveling political drivel I just came back from a trip to NYC and back to this NG for one day and here it is... This has little to do with fly fishing This guy beancounter is NUTS! I like Mike far better Fred |
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"Fred" wrote in message ... .... snip snip sniveling political drivel I just came back from a trip to NYC and back to this NG for one day and here it is... This has little to do with fly fishing This guy beancounter is NUTS! I like Mike far better Fred I don't see his screen name or anything about him, unless someone like you replies to him. If you don't like his posts, why don't you just kill-file him and quit complaining? Opie |
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WASHINGTON (AP) -- Obama administration special envoy Richard Holbooke was on the American International Group Inc. board of directors in early 2008 when the insurance company locked in the bonuses now stoking national outrage. Holbrooke, a veteran diplomat who is now the administration's point man on Pakistan and Afghanistan, served on the board between 2001 and mid-2008. During that period, AIG undertook the aggressive investment strategies that led to a near-collapse and forced a multibillion-dollar federal bailout. |
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On Fri, 20 Mar 2009 00:38:01 GMT, "Fred" wrote:
On 19-Mar-2009, "~^ beancounter ~^" wrote: ~^ beancounter ~^" .... snip snip sniveling political drivel I just came back from a trip to NYC and back to this NG for one day and here it is... This has little to do with fly fishing This guy beancounter is NUTS! I like Mike far better Fred I confess! I confess! I just had to read this one, and what do I get? I drivel giving drivel critique on other drivel... Sheesh...squared, R |
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On 19-Mar-2009, "Mark H. Bowen" wrote: If you don't like his posts, why don't you just kill-file him and quit complaining? Opie plonk done Thanks |
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On Fri, 20 Mar 2009 04:33:56 GMT, "Fred" wrote:
Alll I have to say to you is **** off jack! plonk #2 plonk Hee-hee-hee, R ....and eventually, having plonk'ed everyone and everything, Fred posts, asking, "Hoe comm their havnt bee'n any postss her in lick 4 das%" ... |
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---------snip-------------- Obama apologizes for remark on special olympics...... ----------------------------- |
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"Fred" wrote in message ... On 19-Mar-2009, "Mark H. Bowen" wrote: If you don't like his posts, why don't you just kill-file him and quit complaining? Opie plonk done Thanks Priceless! Opie |
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WASHINGTON -- The national debt held by the public would double over
the next decade if President Barack Obama's budget is enacted into law, the nonpartisan Congressional Budget Office projected Friday. The U.S. government would run budget deficits approaching $1 trillion every year for a decade under Obama's budget, the CBO said. Deficits and debt that big are unsustainable over the long term, economists agree. They'd threaten to send inflation spiraling upward, threaten the nation's creditworthiness and the value of the dollar - China's prime minister publicly voiced concern about the safety of U.S. debt last week - and force up interest rates, as investors come to see the United States as a risky, debt-ridden economy. They'd saddle future generations with a debt payable only by cutting federal spending or raising taxes sharply. |
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Mark H. Bowen wrote:
"Fred" wrote in message ... On 19-Mar-2009, "Mark H. Bowen" wrote: If you don't like his posts, why don't you just kill-file him and quit complaining? Opie plonk done Thanks Priceless! Opie it's the vernal equinox... and, what are your fishing plans this year? or will you be ivory-towering it through the season? jeff |
major malfunction.......
"jeff" wrote in message . .. and, what are your fishing plans this year? or will you be ivory-towering it through the season? jeff Penn's, ahem, ahem....(Mr. Bowen has to give us a second chance. It would be nice to go fishing with him.) Tom |
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