Thank you, Mr. O.

On Jan 26, 6:15*pm, "~^ beancounter ~^" wrote:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=c4aQCiRjvZY

Idiot.

g.

On Jan 26, 7:19*pm, "~^ beancounter ~^" wrote:
Pols: Tri-Staters Not In Love With 'New' Obama
President In Deep Trouble With Middle Class; Many Think
His Attempt To 'Reconnect' Shows Serious Desperation
Commander-In-Chief To Present New Ideas At State Of The Union Address

Imbecile.

g.

Wonder if Obama can get HBO with those ears

Obama and Mrs. " I hate America" have no shame---these soldiers (you
will
see on tv ) are being used for Obama's photo-op. This clown hates the
military------

On Jan 25, 6:29*am, "~^ beancounter ~^" wrote:
elitist lib dem's are a funny bunch...they think they are smarter
than everyone else...he, he, he.....too funny.......DA's........ES&D...

Idiot.

g.

When Obama won in 2008 with the help of the leftist media, Hollywood
and entertainment libtards, ethnic socialists (ACORN), stupid non-
business professionals and mainly Bush haters, I wrote: It won't take
more than 12 months until the people figure this guy out and realize
how horrible a mistake they've made. And when they come to that
realization, the damage to the United States of America will be so
great it will take a generation or more to repair - IF EVER....Ouch,
Thank GOD for last TUESDAY, WOW!

Here are two things libtards will NEVER do: they will NEVER admit to
making a blunder out of all proportion by electing a snake-oil
salesman with no positive social history or management experience of
any kind. They will NEVER take responsibility for the curse they've
imposed upon the immediate and long-term future of their country.

In all fairness, it wasn't hard to be right in my prediction
concerning Obama's presidency, even in its first 12 months, so I'm
going to make yet another prediction: OBAMA WILL PROBABLY NOT FINISH
HIS 4-YEAR TERM, at least not in a conventional way.

Obama is such a political horror show, and so detrimental to the USA
and his own Libtard Party, that the Liberals (Being Nice) themselves
will either force him to resign or figure out a way to have him thrown
out.

I don't believe the libtards have nearly as much love for their
country as they do for their own political fortunes, duh, huh?...with
Obama, their fortunes are rapidly becoming toast.

Good evening. I'm Bob McDonnell. Eleven days ago I was honored to be
sworn in as the 71st governor of Virginia.

I'm standing in the historic House Chamber of Virginia's Capitol, a
building designed by Virginia's second governor, Thomas Jefferson.

It’s not easy to follow the President of the United States. And my
twin 18-year old boys have added to the pressure, by giving me exactly
ten minutes to finish before they leave to go watch SportsCenter.

I'm joined by fellow Virginians to share a Republican perspective on
how to best address the challenges facing our nation today.

We were encouraged to hear President Obama speak this evening about
the need to create jobs.

All Americans should have the opportunity to find and keep meaningful
work, and the dignity that comes with it.

Many of us here, and many of you watching, have family or friends who
have lost their jobs.

1 in 10 American workers is unemployed. That is unacceptable.

Here in Virginia we have faced our highest unemployment rate in more
than 25 years, and bringing new jobs and more opportunities to our
citizens is the top priority of my administration.

Good government policy should spur economic growth, and strengthen the
private sector’s ability to create new jobs.

We must enact policies that promote entrepreneurship and innovation,
so America can better compete with the world.

What government should not do is pile on more taxation, regulation,
and litigation that kill jobs and hurt the middle class.

It was Thomas Jefferson who called for "A wise and frugal Government
which shall leave men free to regulate their own pursuits of industry
….and shall not take from the mouth of labor the bread it has earned…"
He was right.

Today, the federal government is simply trying to do too much.

Last year, we were told that massive new federal spending would create
more jobs 'immediately' and hold unemployment below 8%.

In the past year, over three million Americans have lost their jobs,
yet the Democratic Congress continues deficit spending, adding to the
bureaucracy, and increasing the national debt on our children and
grandchildren.

The amount of this debt is on pace to double in five years, and triple
in ten. The federal debt is already over $100,000 per household.

This is simply unsustainable. The President's partial freeze on
discretionary spending is a laudable step, but a small one.

The circumstances of our time demand that we reconsider and restore
the proper, limited role of government at every level.

Without reform, the excessive growth of government threatens our very
liberty and prosperity.

In recent months, the American people have made clear that they want
government leaders to listen and act on the issues most important to
them.

We want results, not rhetoric. We want cooperation, not partisanship.

There is much common ground.

All Americans agree, we need a health care system that is affordable,
accessible, and high quality.

But most Americans do not want to turn over the best medical care
system in the world to the federal government.

Republicans in Congress have offered legislation to reform healthcare,
without shifting Medicaid costs to the states, without cutting
Medicare, and without raising your taxes.

We will do that by implementing common sense reforms, like letting
families and businesses buy health insurance policies across state
lines, and ending frivolous lawsuits against doctors and hospitals
that drive up the cost of your healthcare.

And our solutions aren't thousand-page bills that no one has fully
read, after being crafted behind closed doors with special interests.

In fact, many of our proposals are available online at
solutions.gop.gov, and we welcome your ideas on Facebook and Twitter.

All Americans agree, this nation must become more energy independent
and secure.

We are blessed here in America with vast natural resources, and we
must use them all.

Advances in technology can unleash more natural gas, nuclear, wind,
coal, and alternative energy to lower your utility bills.

Here in Virginia, we have the opportunity to be the first state on the
East Coast to explore for and produce oil and natural gas offshore.

But this Administration’s policies are delaying offshore production,
hindering nuclear energy expansion, and seeking to impose job-killing
cap and trade energy taxes.

Now is the time to adopt innovative energy policies that create jobs
and lower energy prices.

All Americans agree, that a young person needs a world-class education
to compete in the global economy. As a kid my dad told me, "Son, to
get a good job, you need a good education." That’s even more true
today.

The President and I agree on expanding the number of high-quality
charter schools, and rewarding teachers for excellent performance.
More school choices for parents and students mean more accountability
and greater achievement.

A child's educational opportunity should be determined by her
intellect and work ethic, not by her zip code.

All Americans agree, we must maintain a strong national defense. The
courage and success of our Armed Forces is allowing us to draw down
troop levels in Iraq as that government is increasingly able to step
up. My oldest daughter, Jeanine, was an Army platoon leader in Iraq,
so I'm personally grateful for the service and the sacrifice of all of
our men and women in uniform, and a grateful nation thanks them.

We applaud President Obama's decision to deploy 30,000 more troops to
Afghanistan. We agree that victory there is a national security
imperative. But we have serious concerns over recent steps the
Administration has taken regarding suspected terrorists.

Americans were shocked on Christmas Day to learn of the attempted
bombing of a flight to Detroit. This foreign terror suspect was given
the same legal rights as a U.S. citizen, and immediately stopped
providing critical intelligence.

As Senator-elect Scott Brown says, we should be spending taxpayer
dollars to defeat terrorists, not to protect them.

Here at home government must help foster a society in which all our
people can use their God-given talents in liberty to pursue the
American Dream. Republicans know that government cannot guarantee
individual outcomes, but we strongly believe that it must guarantee
equality of opportunity for all.

That opportunity exists best in a democracy which promotes free
enterprise, economic growth, strong families, and individual
achievement.

Many Americans are concerned about this Administration's efforts to
exert greater control over car companies, banks, energy and health
care.

Over-regulating employers won’t create more employment; overtaxing
investors won’t foster more investment.

Top-down one-size fits all decision making should not replace the
personal choices of free people in a free market, nor undermine the
proper role of state and local governments in our system of
federalism. As our Founders clearly stated, and we Governors
understand, government closest to the people governs best.

And no government program can replace the actions of caring Americans
freely choosing to help one another. The Scriptures say "To whom much
is given, much will be required." As the most generous and prosperous
nation on Earth, it is heartwarming to see Americans giving much time
and money to the people of Haiti. Thank you for your ongoing
compassion.

Some people are afraid that America is no longer the great land of
promise that she has always been. They should not be.

America will always blaze the trail of opportunity and prosperity.

America must always be a land where liberty and property are valued
and respected, and innocent human life is protected.

Government should have this clear goal: Where opportunity is absent,
we must create it. Where opportunity is limited, we must expand it.
Where opportunity is unequal, we must make it open to everyone.

Our Founders pledged their lives, their fortunes and their sacred
honor to create this nation.

Now, we should pledge as Democrats, Republicans and Independents--
Americans all---to work together to leave this nation a better place
than we found it.

On Jan 27, 7:47*pm, "~^ beancounter ~^" wrote:
Good evening. I'm Bob McDonnell. Eleven days ago I was honored to be
sworn in as the 71st governor of Virginia.

I'm standing in the historic House Chamber of Virginia's Capitol, a
building designed by Virginia's second governor, Thomas Jefferson.

It’s not easy to follow the President of the United States. And my
twin 18-year old boys have added to the pressure, by giving me exactly
ten minutes to finish before they leave to go watch SportsCenter.

I'm joined by fellow Virginians to share a Republican perspective on
how to best address the challenges facing our nation today.

We were encouraged to hear President Obama speak this evening about
the need to create jobs.

All Americans should have the opportunity to find and keep meaningful
work, and the dignity that comes with it.

Many of us here, and many of you watching, have family or friends who
have lost their jobs.

1 in 10 American workers is unemployed. That is unacceptable.

Here in Virginia we have faced our highest unemployment rate in more
than 25 years, and bringing new jobs and more opportunities to our
citizens is the top priority of my administration.

Good government policy should spur economic growth, and strengthen the
private sector’s ability to create new jobs.

We must enact policies that promote entrepreneurship and innovation,
so America can better compete with the world.

What government should not do is pile on more taxation, regulation,
and litigation that kill jobs and hurt the middle class.

It was Thomas Jefferson who called for "A wise and frugal Government
which shall leave men free to regulate their own pursuits of industry
….and shall not take from the mouth of labor the bread it has earned…"
He was right.

Today, the federal government is simply trying to do too much.

Last year, we were told that massive new federal spending would create
more jobs 'immediately' and hold unemployment below 8%.

In the past year, over three million Americans have lost their jobs,
yet the Democratic Congress continues deficit spending, adding to the
bureaucracy, and increasing the national debt on our children and
grandchildren.

The amount of this debt is on pace to double in five years, and triple
in ten. The federal debt is already over $100,000 per household.

This is simply unsustainable. The President's partial freeze on
discretionary spending is a laudable step, but a small one.

The circumstances of our time demand that we reconsider and restore
the proper, limited role of government at every level.

Without reform, the excessive growth of government threatens our very
liberty and prosperity.

In recent months, the American people have made clear that they want
government leaders to listen and act on the issues most important to
them.

We want results, not rhetoric. We want cooperation, not partisanship.

There is much common ground.

All Americans agree, we need a health care system that is affordable,
accessible, and high quality.

But most Americans do not want to turn over the best medical care
system in the world to the federal government.

Republicans in Congress have offered legislation to reform healthcare,
without shifting Medicaid costs to the states, without cutting
Medicare, and without raising your taxes.

We will do that by implementing common sense reforms, like letting
families and businesses buy health insurance policies across state
lines, and ending frivolous lawsuits against doctors and hospitals
that drive up the cost of your healthcare.

And our solutions aren't thousand-page bills that no one has fully
read, after being crafted behind closed doors with special interests.

In fact, many of our proposals are available online at
solutions.gop.gov, and we welcome your ideas on Facebook and Twitter.

All Americans agree, this nation must become more energy independent
and secure.

We are blessed here in America with vast natural resources, and we
must use them all.

Advances in technology can unleash more natural gas, nuclear, wind,
coal, and alternative energy to lower your utility bills.

Here in Virginia, we have the opportunity to be the first state on the
East Coast to explore for and produce oil and natural gas offshore.

But this Administration’s policies are delaying offshore production,
hindering nuclear energy expansion, and seeking to impose job-killing
cap and trade energy taxes.

Now is the time to adopt innovative energy policies that create jobs
and lower energy prices.

All Americans agree, that a young person needs a world-class education
to compete in the global economy. As a kid my dad told me, "Son, to
get a good job, you need a good education." That’s even more true
today.

The President and I agree on expanding the number of high-quality
charter schools, and rewarding teachers for excellent performance.
More school choices for parents and students mean more accountability
and greater achievement.

A child's educational opportunity should be determined by her
intellect and work ethic, not by her zip code.

All Americans agree, we must maintain a strong national defense. The
courage and success of our Armed Forces is allowing us to draw down
troop levels in Iraq as that government is increasingly able to step
up. My oldest daughter, Jeanine, was an Army platoon leader in Iraq,
so I'm personally grateful for the service and the sacrifice of all of
our men and women in uniform, and a grateful nation thanks them.

We applaud President Obama's decision to deploy 30,000 more troops to
Afghanistan. We agree that victory there is a national security
imperative. But we have serious concerns over recent steps the
Administration has taken regarding suspected terrorists.

Americans were shocked on Christmas Day to learn of the attempted
bombing of a flight to Detroit. This foreign terror suspect was given
the same legal rights as a U.S. citizen, and immediately stopped
providing critical intelligence.

As Senator-elect Scott Brown says, we should be spending taxpayer
dollars to defeat terrorists, not to protect them.

Here at home government must help foster a society in which all our
people can use their God-given talents in liberty to pursue the
American Dream. Republicans know that government cannot guarantee
individual outcomes, but we strongly believe that it must guarantee
equality of opportunity for all.

That opportunity exists best in a democracy which promotes free
enterprise, economic growth, strong families, and individual
achievement.

Many Americans are concerned about this Administration's efforts to
exert greater control over car companies, banks, energy and health
care.

Over-regulating employers won’t create more employment; overtaxing
investors won’t foster more investment.

Top-down one-size fits all decision making should not replace the
personal choices of free people in a free market, nor undermine the
proper role of state and local governments in our system of
federalism. As our Founders clearly stated, and we Governors
understand, government closest to the people governs best.

And no government program can replace the actions of caring Americans
freely choosing to help one another. The Scriptures say "To whom much
is given, much will be required." As the most generous and prosperous
nation on Earth, it is heartwarming to see Americans giving much time
and money to the people of Haiti. Thank you for your ongoing
compassion.

Some people are afraid that America is no longer the great land of
promise that she has always been. They should not be.

America will always blaze the trail of opportunity and prosperity.

America must always be a land where liberty and property are valued
and respected, and innocent human life is protected.

Government should have this clear goal: Where opportunity is absent,
we must create it. Where opportunity is limited, we must expand it.
Where opportunity is unequal, we must make it open to everyone.

Our Founders pledged their lives, their fortunes and their sacred
honor to create this nation.

Now, we should pledge as Democrats, Republicans and Independents--
Americans all---to work together to leave this nation a better place
than we found it.

Cretin.

g.

yes...he & you are...


aka: " lib tards "



Cretin.

Q: What's the difference between a Democrat and a trampoline?
A: You take off your shoes before you jump on a trampoline.

Q: What's the difference between a Democrat and a prostitute?
A: The prostitute gives value for the money she takes.

Q: What's the difference between a dead skunk in the road and a dead
Democrat in the road?
A: Vultures will eat the skunk.

Q: What's the difference between a Democrat and a catfish?
A: One is an ugly, scum sucking bottom-feeder and the other is a fish.

Q: What do you get when you cross a bad politician with a lawyer?
A: Chelsea.

Q: What do you get when you cross a pilgrim with a democrat?
A: A god-fearing tax collector who gives thanks for what other people
have.

Q: Why should Democrats be buried 100 feet deep?
A: Because deep down, they're really good people.

Q: What happens when you cross a pig with a Democrat?
A: Nothing. There are some things a pig won't do.

Q: Why did God create Democrats?
A: In order to make used car salesmen look good.

Q: What is a recent Democrat graduate's usual question in his first
job?
A: What would you like to have with your french fries, sir?

Q. How many Democrats does it take to screw in a light bulb?
A. Just one, but it really gets screwed.

Q: How many Democrats does it take to change a light bulb?
A: It's irrelevant; they still don't know they're in the dark!

They say that Christopher Columbus was the first Democrat. When he
left to discover America, he didn't know where he was going. When he
got there he didn't know where he was. And it was all done on a
government grant.