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Barry-xlovecam 09-05-2012 04:57 PM

Trying to revitalize the industries of the last century is a dead end.

Funding basic research into nano technologies and new non fossil fuel resources -- technologies that could be licensed for profit world wide is the only solution.

And our Neanderthal Republican and Democrat parties are just appealing to the lowest common denominator. Soup in every pot bullshit as usual.

Check the World Bank datasets and do some calculations then you might get a clue of what is really happening here and in the world -- factor inflation into the GDI of the time periods you are arguing;

Adjusted for inflation
2004-2008 -7% USA GDI
2008-2011 -4% USA GDI

We are losing less ground today :upsidedow

The loss is less but that is not growing and moving forward.
You cannot buy jobs -- it's make work - a stopgap. You need disruptive innovation to create demand and to achieve that you need to spend money on basic research and get lucky. Not and easy task but we have done this over and over in the nation's history. Trying to do what we were doing ten years ago is not going to create a future, only failure and bellyaching.

Robbie 09-05-2012 05:19 PM

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Originally Posted by Barry-xlovecam (Post 19167509)
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Funding basic research into nano technologies and new non fossil fuel resources -- technologies that could be licensed for profit world wide is the only solution.

We don't need to "research" non fossil fuel resources. They are already available. But they are priced out of reach to be practical.

Also...I heard this the other day and I think it makes perfect sense: When you show me a way to get a jet airliner off the ground using "green" energy...that's the day it's viable.

Right now, we should be exploring and getting the U.S.'s natural resources for energy. The policy of trying to get blood from a stone by driving up energy costs (and the cost of EVERYTHING along with it) on a country full of unemployed and underemployed people is a horrible "tax" all unto itself.

I'm sick of funding goddamn crazy ass muslim countries and making them oil rich billionaires while they hate our guts and want to kill us.

Let's get our OWN energy, it will be plenty to last far past our lifetimes, and in the meantime...as technology continues to change and grow...continue working on a real alternative to fossil fuels.
This would get our economy back on track, put people to work, bring costs down...and allow us to just let those crazy fucks in the mid-east rot in the desert.

DudeRick 09-05-2012 05:50 PM

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Originally Posted by nico-t (Post 19164240)
Shut the fuck up, Paul.

:2 cents:

Nobel Economists Back Mitt Romney's Plan

Ok, since its not your nap time yet, lets just start with energy policy. Quit kissing the environmentalists asses and demonetizing oil coal and natural gas production. Approve the Keystone pipeline and immediately provide 20,000 badly needed high paying American jobs, reduce fuel prices and lower our dependence on foreign oil. I have no problem with solar, wind and other "green" energy sources if they can stand on their own. Obama's insistence on green energy development while trying to kill traditional sources of energy is one of the reasons why our economy has been unable to recover in addition to his constant threat of higher taxes, tighter regulation, skyrocketing debt and the fear of Obamacare. Not to mention killing incentive to succeed in this country, because if you do, you will be one of the evil rich, the 1%! You don't deserve that, you didn't build that! He's going to take it and redistribute it ...

Energy policy is just one of his five points, all of which will combine to reverse the mess that his term in office has caused!

Flame away Democrats! :1orglaugh

Rochard 09-05-2012 05:54 PM

I honestly believe that anyone who makes it to the White House does so with honest and good intentions. However, saying "I will balance the budget" or "I will fix our debt" is easy to say. Making it happen is difficult at best and nearly impossible under these circumstances.

I have yet to hear a concrete plan from Romney. Maybe if he was to announce what his plans were he would do better in the polls.

tony286 09-05-2012 05:56 PM

let me tell you whats going to happen. He will say we didnt realize things were as bad as we are seeing they are. And they will start spending and say things like deficits don't matter. You have to remember Ryan voted for all of W's spending. Read the two Santa Claus theory.

tony286 09-05-2012 06:01 PM

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Originally Posted by DudeRick (Post 19167665)
:2 cents:

Nobel Economists Back Mitt Romney's Plan

Ok, since its not your nap time yet, lets just start with energy policy. Quit kissing the environmentalists asses and demonetizing oil coal and natural gas production. Approve the Keystone pipeline and immediately provide 20,000 badly needed high paying American jobs, reduce fuel prices and lower our dependence on foreign oil. I have no problem with solar, wind and other "green" energy sources if they can stand on their own. Obama's insistence on green energy development while trying to kill traditional sources of energy is one of the reasons why our economy has been unable to recover in addition to his constant threat of higher taxes, tighter regulation, skyrocketing debt and the fear of Obamacare. Not to mention killing incentive to succeed in this country, because if you do, you will be one of the evil rich, the 1%! You don't deserve that, you didn't build that! He's going to take it and redistribute it ...

Energy policy is just one of his five points, all of which will combine to reverse the mess that his term in office has caused!

Flame away Democrats! :1orglaugh

Maybe you dont know but oil is traded globally so it doesnt work that way.
http://www.usatoday.com/money/indust...ort/52298812/1
"For the first time, the top export of the United States, the world's biggest gas guzzler, is — wait for it — fuel."
so all that drill baby drill is another lie you are told so you serve others interests.

Minte 09-05-2012 06:23 PM

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Originally Posted by Rochard (Post 19167676)
I honestly believe that anyone who makes it to the White House does so with honest and good intentions. However, saying "I will balance the budget" or "I will fix our debt" is easy to say. Making it happen is difficult at best and nearly impossible under these circumstances.

I have yet to hear a concrete plan from Romney. Maybe if he was to announce what his plans were he would do better in the polls.

Perhaps you should read the post directly above the post you made. These were the words he spoke at the convention. It is a plan. And a good one.

Minte 09-05-2012 06:26 PM

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Originally Posted by tony286 (Post 19167685)
let me tell you whats going to happen. He will say we didnt realize things were as bad as we are seeing they are. And they will start spending and say things like deficits don't matter. You have to remember Ryan voted for all of W's spending. Read the two Santa Claus theory.

And you can continue to Hope for that Change. But personally, after nearly 4 years of waiting I can say with a degree of confidence that with Obama, you will simply continue to wait.

TheSquealer 09-05-2012 06:33 PM

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Originally Posted by kane (Post 19163980)
Nothing. If he wins the democrats will likely still hold the senate and they will likely block pretty much anything he wants to do that they don't approve of just as the republicans have to Obama.

In short it will be four more years of gridlock.

The same is likely true if Obama wins.

I hardly think that when the democrats control the white house, house and senate, anyone can be accused on "blocking" them from doing anything.

However, one of Obamas best political moves was characterizing Republicans as "the party of no" - so it would always be win/win for him no matter what the facts where.

:2 cents:

tony286 09-05-2012 06:34 PM

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Originally Posted by Minte (Post 19167773)
And you can continue to Hope for that Change. But personally, after nearly 4 years of waiting I can say with a degree of confidence that with Obama, you will simply continue to wait.

Actually I don't but I work in adult and the president will be picking supreme court justices. Also the market is at 13k and corp profits are at record highs. Jobs sent overseas ain't coming back no matter who is president. I'm a liberal and Obama isn't , he is a Rockefeller republican at best.

Robbie 09-05-2012 07:07 PM

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Originally Posted by tony286 (Post 19167698)
Maybe you dont know but oil is traded globally so it doesnt work that way.
http://www.usatoday.com/money/indust...ort/52298812/1
"For the first time, the top export of the United States, the world's biggest gas guzzler, is ? wait for it ? fuel."
so all that drill baby drill is another lie you are told so you serve others interests.

That's why I think that the U.S. govt. should make a deal with the oil companies. Right now they aren't allowed to drill our oil in so many places that are now verified to have HUGE reserves.

But if the U.S. govt. would relax some regs and allow more refineries to be built in the U.S. and then required that every drop of oil and natural gas that is gotten on U.S. soil can only be sold in the U.S., well...then the U.S. will have a giant surplus of oil and gas and the global market won't matter one little bit to the price of oil in the U.S.

The global market and speculation is what makes it so high now...not the actual cost of getting it and refining it.

But our govt. COULD make it much, much, much cheaper for us. And also create millions of high paying jobs at the same time. And that's no "myth".
The "myth" is that somehow keeping gas prices high, raising taxes, and doubling the amount of people on food stamps over the last four years is going to help people who need JOBS.

theking 09-05-2012 08:22 PM

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Originally Posted by Robbie (Post 19167823)
That's why I think that the U.S. govt. should make a deal with the oil companies. Right now they aren't allowed to drill our oil in so many places that are now verified to have HUGE reserves.

But if the U.S. govt. would relax some regs and allow more refineries to be built in the U.S. and then required that every drop of oil and natural gas that is gotten on U.S. soil can only be sold in the U.S., well...then the U.S. will have a giant surplus of oil and gas and the global market won't matter one little bit to the price of oil in the U.S.

The global market and speculation is what makes it so high now...not the actual cost of getting it and refining it.

But our govt. COULD make it much, much, much cheaper for us. And also create millions of high paying jobs at the same time. And that's no "myth".
The "myth" is that somehow keeping gas prices high, raising taxes, and doubling the amount of people on food stamps over the last four years is going to help people who need JOBS.

Have you ever stopped to consider that as long as the U.S. can import oil at a reasonable price...which is the current case...that it is a good thing to use the oil from the rest of the world and keep our oil for when it is really needed?

Oil is finite and when the rest of the world is so low on oil that it has really driven the price to high to import it then that would be the time to begin to use our own resource.

PornMD 09-05-2012 08:33 PM

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Originally Posted by PR_Tom (Post 19164421)
The same won't be exactly true if Obama wins because Obama has nothing left to run for if he gets a second term. He simply won't have to give a damn about polls and whether he's viewed as re-electable ever again. That's the beauty of a second term. He won't need to "compromise" with people who want to destroy him anymore to look like he's playing nice.

I have a serious question because I haven't paid enough attention to timing of what presidents have done - looking at the last 3 presidents that had 2 terms (W. Bush, Clinton, Reagan), did they accomplish more good in their 2nd term than in their 1st because of not having to give a shit about re-election?

I'm genuinely curious about this. Granted Bush started 2 wars in his first term so it's hard for his 2nd term to be any worse, but then all the bailout shit started happening. Clinton I'm not sure but the bubble burst happened under his 2nd term. Reagan was while I was a kid so I simply don't know what he accomplished in his 2nd term vs. his first except his "tear down this wall" speech.

Robbie 09-05-2012 08:34 PM

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Originally Posted by theking (Post 19167935)
Have you ever stopped to consider that as long as the U.S. can import oil at a reasonable price...which is the current case...that it is a good thing to use the oil from the rest of the world and keep our oil for when it is really needed?

Yeah, I have thought that maybe that is the overall strategy...to drain the rest of the world first. But we've been doing that for decades, and I'm thinking it's time to move to "plan b"

I've heard a couple of reports saying that they have discovered new oil reserves in the U.S. that could last us well over a century into the future. And with the economy falling to pieces...I think it's time we made our move.

KillerK 09-05-2012 08:37 PM

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Originally Posted by stevecos (Post 19166078)
Nothing to worry about. Wheres Romney's taxes:1orglaugh

A record 44.7 million people received food stamps in fiscal 2011, up from 28.2 million as recently as 2008. The cost has more than doubled in that same period, to $78 billion, One in seven Americans now qualifies.

Hey, we are better off right?

KillerK 09-05-2012 08:38 PM

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Originally Posted by tony286 (Post 19167785)
Actually I don't but I work in adult and the president will be picking supreme court justices. Also the market is at 13k and corp profits are at record highs. Jobs sent overseas ain't coming back no matter who is president. I'm a liberal and Obama isn't , he is a Rockefeller republican at best.

Who appointed the Justice who wants Gay Marriage?

kane 09-05-2012 09:08 PM

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Originally Posted by TheSquealer (Post 19167782)
I hardly think that when the democrats control the white house, house and senate, anyone can be accused on "blocking" them from doing anything.

However, one of Obamas best political moves was characterizing Republicans as "the party of no" - so it would always be win/win for him no matter what the facts where.

:2 cents:

Obama wasn't labeling them the party of no, he was calling them exactly what they were. Between 2007-2010 (the period of time the democrats held both houses) there were 272 votes brought to the floor in a effort to end a filibuster. This means the republicans were filibustering at least 272 times.

To put that into perspective that is more than the total number between 1999-2006 combined.

Add to this that the republicans moved to block Obama judicial nominees at such a rate that he has been able to pass the get the fewest number of nominees approved since Carter and only 42% of his nominees get confirmed. Since Cater the next lowest number is 79% that was Bush 1.

Mitch McConnell stated that the republican's number one goal was to make Obama a one term president. It wasn't to help fix the economy or get the country moving again, it was to make Obama a one term president and that is exactly what they set out to do.

I'm not defending Obama. We can only speculate as to whether or not things would be better if he were able to pass anything he wanted, but to think for a minute that the republicans have not been stonewalling is to be wearing blinders and not accepting reality.

Barry-xlovecam 09-05-2012 09:17 PM

America has a negative growth rate for a reason -- the cost of fossil fuel and the stubborn insistence on extending its use.


GrantMercury 09-05-2012 09:20 PM

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Originally Posted by kane (Post 19163980)
Nothing. If he wins the democrats will likely still hold the senate and they will likely block pretty much anything he wants to do that they don't approve of just as the republicans have to Obama.

In short it will be four more years of gridlock.

The same is likely true if Obama wins.

So vote out every fucking shitbag Republican that has folded their arms since Obama set foot in the White House. That party has gone off the rails, and they need to be tossed. They're not the same party they were 40 years ago.

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GrantMercury 09-05-2012 09:25 PM

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Originally Posted by kane (Post 19168003)
We can only speculate as to whether or not things would be better if he were able to pass anything he wanted, but to think for a minute that the republicans have not been stonewalling is to be wearing blinders and not accepting reality.

Thank you. The truth is refreshing.

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GrantMercury 09-05-2012 09:30 PM

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Originally Posted by Robbie (Post 19167823)
That's why I think that the U.S. govt. should make a deal with the oil companies. Right now they aren't allowed to drill our oil in so many places that are now verified to have HUGE reserves.

But if the U.S. govt. would relax some regs and allow more refineries to be built in the U.S. and then required that every drop of oil and natural gas that is gotten on U.S. soil can only be sold in the U.S., well...then the U.S. will have a giant surplus of oil and gas and the global market won't matter one little bit to the price of oil in the U.S.

The global market and speculation is what makes it so high now...not the actual cost of getting it and refining it.

But our govt. COULD make it much, much, much cheaper for us. And also create millions of high paying jobs at the same time. And that's no "myth".
The "myth" is that somehow keeping gas prices high, raising taxes, and doubling the amount of people on food stamps over the last four years is going to help people who need JOBS.

WTF are you talking about?

Who is "keeping gas prices high"?
Obama has CUT your taxes. (look it up)
And if the number of people on food stamps has doubled (assuming that's true) what do you attribute that to?

Robbie 09-05-2012 09:31 PM

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Originally Posted by kane (Post 19168003)
Obama wasn't labeling them the party of no, he was calling them exactly what they were. Between 2007-2010 (the period of time the democrats held both houses) there were 272 votes brought to the floor in a effort to end a filibuster. This means the republicans were filibustering at least 272 times.

To put that into perspective that is more than the total number between 1999-2006 combined..

The real question is: Was the number of attempted filibusters a result of Dems shutting the Republicans out of the process and trying to shove through legislation without reaching across the aisle?

Because if they had successfully gotten the Republicans on board then there wouldn't need to be a filibuster. Right?

I read these kind of things and try to figure out how and why they happen. You got to be careful not to put all your faith in either sides propaganda.

Fact is...apparently in the years between 1999 and 2006, the house and Senate leadership did a MUCH better job at reaching across the aisle to Democrats and getting them to compromise instead of filibustering.
I'd say that Reid in the Senate and Pelosi in the House both have shown their huge ego's and unwillingness to work with the other side of the aisle.

If I were Obama I would blame those two clowns first for fucking everything up for him.

Then if I were Obama I would blame myself second for not picking up the phone and twisting some arms. Everybody on BOTH sides have said he does not do that (people like Clinton, Reagan, and even Bush were masters at LEADING by reaching out personally...Obama is horrible at it)

Robbie 09-05-2012 09:34 PM

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Originally Posted by GrantMercury (Post 19168045)
WTF are you talking about?

Who is "keeping gas prices high"?
Obama has CUT your taxes. (look it up)
And if the number of people on food stamps has doubled (assuming that's true) what do you attribute that to?

There is no talking intelligently to you about this. You refuse to see or hear anything.

Gas prices could be brought down by opening up Federal lands where huge oil reserves are located. More oil in the supply means less price. Also if the feds and states would allow more refineries to be built in the U.S.

Obama hasn't "CUT" my taxes at all. I make a lot more money than you do obviously.

The number of people on foodstamps has doubled (YOU look it up) during Obama's administration. The poverty level has risen dramatically under his 4 years as well. Probably all Bush's fault in your world I'm sure.

kane 09-05-2012 09:39 PM

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Originally Posted by Robbie (Post 19168047)
The real question is: Was the number of attempted filibusters a result of Dems shutting the Republicans out of the process and trying to shove through legislation without reaching across the aisle?

Because if they had successfully gotten the Republicans on board then there wouldn't need to be a filibuster. Right?

I read these kind of things and try to figure out how and why they happen. You got to be careful not to put all your faith in either sides propaganda.

Fact is...apparently in the years between 1999 and 2006, the house and Senate leadership did a MUCH better job at reaching across the aisle to Democrats and getting them to compromise instead of filibustering.
I'd say that Reid in the Senate and Pelosi in the House both have shown their huge ego's and unwillingness to work with the other side of the aisle.

If I were Obama I would blame those two clowns first for fucking everything up for him.

Then if I were Obama I would blame myself second for not picking up the phone and twisting some arms. Everybody on BOTH sides have said he does not do that (people like Clinton, Reagan, and even Bush were masters at LEADING by reaching out personally...Obama is horrible at it)

The house and senate leadership on both sides is a major problem.

One of the issues is that when the republicans took back the house in the mid term election many of those seats were won by Tea Party candidates who will not negotiate with anyone including the republicans. In order to make them happy and to be able to count on their votes the republicans have to give into them which is to say they will pretty must just say no to anything the democrats want. That helped drive the divide between the parties.

There was more than one occasion where Obama invited republican leaders to the table with him and they literally got up and walked out in the middle of negotiations. They had a tantrum because they weren't getting their way and the completely disrespected the office of the president. You can only do so much of that shit before they finally just stop dealing with you.

In the end all of the leaders wouldn't budge and I'm sure both sides were pissed off and pointing the finger. In the event that Obama gets elected for a second term hopefully he can pull them all into his office and tell them that they need to do a better job of doing the people's business and worry less about their personal feelings and egos.

kane 09-05-2012 09:43 PM

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Originally Posted by Robbie (Post 19168053)
There is no talking intelligently to you about this. You refuse to see or hear anything.

Gas prices could be brought down by opening up Federal lands where huge oil reserves are located. More oil in the supply means less price. Also if the feds and states would allow more refineries to be built in the U.S.

Obama hasn't "CUT" my taxes at all. I make a lot more money than you do obviously.

The number of people on foodstamps has doubled (YOU look it up) during Obama's administration. The poverty level has risen dramatically under his 4 years as well. Probably all Bush's fault in your world I'm sure.

I have often thought that oil is yesterdays energy source and we need to do away with it where we can. Sure, right now we can't fly a jet or run a big semi-truck on electricity so we will still need it, but we are sitting on an ocean of natural gas in the gulf and we have infinite sun and wind power in many parts of this country. We can also do nuclear so long as we do it correctly. If we wanted to we could create enough energy to run all commuter cars and basic everyday cars and trucks as well as all the households in this country and most of the industries in this country just using wind, solar and natural gas.

We could all but put an end to importing oil and that would remove much of our interests from the middle east. We wouldn't be giving billions to countries that hate us and we would create a ton of permanent jobs in this country not to mention the money we can make once we start selling this technology and information to other countries.

But sadly, our leaders are bought and paid for by oil companies who have no interest in in any of this so we will continue to on as we are now.

kane 09-05-2012 09:45 PM

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Originally Posted by GrantMercury (Post 19168020)
So vote out every fucking shitbag Republican that has folded their arms since Obama set foot in the White House. That party has gone off the rails, and they need to be tossed. They're not the same party they were 40 years ago.

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I am all for voting everyone out. I still think there should be term limits on house and senate members. I don't think those positions were intended to be lifelong careers which is exactly what they have become. If people go into the job knowing they are out in specific number of years they might worry less about getting themselves reelected and more about doing their job.

Paul Markham 09-05-2012 10:24 PM

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Originally Posted by stevecos (Post 19165441)
Looks like its all fine until you read the facts, Yes we can pay more:2 cents:

U.S. Debt Now $16 trillion
U.S. Debt Now $136,260 Per Household?Up 50% Under Obama
interest rates near 0% 12 Months CD paying 0.90%
largest tax increase in U.S. history coming with Obama Care

The median U.S. family income is about $50,000. Family health coverage can easily run $20,000 a year ? and rising quickly. In that scenario, the coverage mandate is essentially a 40 percent tax on that family, which is now required by law to ensure that every family member has qualifying coverage.

Steve, I agree debt isn't good.

But imagine how America would be if that money had not flowed into the US economy. So how will Romney remove the debt?

http://www.nytimes.com/interactive/2...ey-i-will.html A lot of I will's and few How I will's.

On one hand he will cut and on the other spend. Has he got a calculator to show us how he will do both?

What he will do is cut taxes. Spend less, spend more and cut taxes. Just another Snake Oil salesman selling a dream to get mugs to buy into it.

This was funny.

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I will begin discussions with Israel to increase the level of our military assistance and coordination.

I will begin organizing all of our diplomatic and assistance efforts in the greater Middle East under one official with the authority and accountability necessary to train all our soft power resources on ensuring that the Arab Spring does not fade into a long winter.
What Muslims most hate about the US is it's backing of Israel. They see it as a country that stole from Palestinians and continue to bully, roll over them and continue to steal their land.

So he will pour money into both and create more terrorists. :upsidedow

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As president of the United States, I will devote myself to an American Century. And I will never, ever, apologize for America.
So he's going to devote himself to the 20th Century? :1orglaugh America will not be the most powerful country in the world by 2050. Despite having a great Army.

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will launch a campaign to advance economic opportunity in Latin America, and contrast the benefits of democracy, free trade, and free enterprise against the material and moral bankruptcy of the Venezuelan and Cuban model.
Does that mean more Bain factories down there?

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He apologizes for America; I will never apologize for the greatest nation in the history of the Earth.
America isn't the Greatest nation in the history of the Earth. It's the greatest now and won't be in 50 years.

Read these as well

http://www.politico.com/news/stories/0812/80406.html

:2 cents: He and Americans need to take a big dose of reality.

The rest of the World is catching up with it and taking it's slice of america's cake.

Paul Markham 09-05-2012 10:41 PM

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Originally Posted by Robbie (Post 19168053)
There is no talking intelligently to you about this. You refuse to see or hear anything.

Gas prices could be brought down by opening up Federal lands where huge oil reserves are located. More oil in the supply means less price. Also if the feds and states would allow more refineries to be built in the U.S.

Obama hasn't "CUT" my taxes at all. I make a lot more money than you do obviously.

The number of people on foodstamps has doubled (YOU look it up) during Obama's administration. The poverty level has risen dramatically under his 4 years as well. Probably all Bush's fault in your world I'm sure.

So bring down the cost of gas and add taxes to it for the general consumer only. Like VAT in the EU. What businesses pay, is charged on to the customer and rebated to the business.

The US is in debt, that means you. Why should you live beyond your means in this time. Pay your debts.

So you're doing fine and complaining too many are getting food stamps. AND your solution is?

Seriously Robbie you've made some screw ball posts and this is one of them.

KillerK 09-06-2012 12:28 AM

Paul everyone knows you are an idiot, I don't know why you bother posting.

theking 09-06-2012 12:38 AM

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Originally Posted by Paul Markham (Post 19168111)
Steve, I agree debt isn't good.

But imagine how America would be if that money had not flowed into the US economy. So how will Romney remove the debt?

http://www.nytimes.com/interactive/2...ey-i-will.html A lot of I will's and few How I will's.

On one hand he will cut and on the other spend. Has he got a calculator to show us how he will do both?

What he will do is cut taxes. Spend less, spend more and cut taxes. Just another Snake Oil salesman selling a dream to get mugs to buy into it.

This was funny.



What Muslims most hate about the US is it's backing of Israel. They see it as a country that stole from Palestinians and continue to bully, roll over them and continue to steal their land.

So he will pour money into both and create more terrorists. :upsidedow



So he's going to devote himself to the 20th Century? :1orglaugh America will not be the most powerful country in the world by 2050. Despite having a great Army.



Does that mean more Bain factories down there?



America isn't the Greatest nation in the history of the Earth. It's the greatest now and won't be in 50 years.

Read these as well

http://www.politico.com/news/stories/0812/80406.html

:2 cents: He and Americans need to take a big dose of reality.

The rest of the World is catching up with it and taking it's slice of america's cake.

Stupid...stupid...stupid...person...and simply does not have a clue.

papill0n 09-06-2012 12:39 AM

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Originally Posted by KillerK (Post 19168681)
Paul everyone knows you are an idiot, I don't know why you bother posting.

:2 cents::2 cents:

Paul Markham 09-06-2012 12:43 AM

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Originally Posted by KillerK (Post 19168681)
Paul everyone knows you are an idiot, I don't know why you bother posting.

And that's the best you can offer?

Come up with something to prove you're not an idiot.

papill0n 09-06-2012 12:43 AM

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Originally Posted by Paul Markham (Post 19168149)
So bring down the cost of gas and add taxes to it for the general consumer only. Like VAT in the EU. What businesses pay, is charged on to the customer and rebated to the business.

The US is in debt, that means you. Why should you live beyond your means in this time. Pay your debts.

So you're doing fine and complaining too many are getting food stamps. AND your solution is?

Seriously Robbie you've made some screw ball posts and this is one of them.

youre incredible

he never said a WORD about tax

he made a suggestion and then you ask him what his solution is ? wtf lol

youre just fucked in the head mate

talk to yourself and read the insults loser

Paul Markham 09-06-2012 12:54 AM

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Originally Posted by Robbie (Post 19167823)
That's why I think that the U.S. govt. should make a deal with the oil companies. Right now they aren't allowed to drill our oil in so many places that are now verified to have HUGE reserves.

But if the U.S. govt. would relax some regs and allow more refineries to be built in the U.S. and then required that every drop of oil and natural gas that is gotten on U.S. soil can only be sold in the U.S., well...then the U.S. will have a giant surplus of oil and gas and the global market won't matter one little bit to the price of oil in the U.S.

The global market and speculation is what makes it so high now...not the actual cost of getting it and refining it.

But our govt. COULD make it much, much, much cheaper for us. And also create millions of high paying jobs at the same time. And that's no "myth".
The "myth" is that somehow keeping gas prices high, raising taxes, and doubling the amount of people on food stamps over the last four years is going to help people who need JOBS.

Here's the solution to the oil situation. Stop driving huge gas guzzling cars, not saying you, I've visited America often and the freeways are full of big cars, even trucks and SUVs, with one person in them. This is all most people need.

http://www.caradvice.com.au/wp-conte...concgigood.jpg

If you want to drive this, pay for the fuel.

http://www.limo.com/images_headers/SUV-limo.jpg

If it's only one person going to work.

This is great.

http://media.treehugger.com/assets/i...ll-car-001.jpg

You know exactly what I mean.

As for speculation on commodities. That's what Wall Street does and why we are in the shitter.

How can the Government create millions of jobs?

theking 09-06-2012 01:17 AM

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Originally Posted by Paul Markham (Post 19168967)
Here's the solution to the oil situation. Stop driving huge gas guzzling cars, not saying you, I've visited America often and the freeways are full of big cars, even trucks and SUVs, with one person in them. This is all most people need.

http://www.caradvice.com.au/wp-conte...concgigood.jpg

If you want to drive this, pay for the fuel.

http://www.limo.com/images_headers/SUV-limo.jpg

If it's only one person going to work.

This is great.

http://media.treehugger.com/assets/i...ll-car-001.jpg

You know exactly what I mean.

As for speculation on commodities. That's what Wall Street does and why we are in the shitter.

How can the Government create millions of jobs?

Goddamn man...he explained how in the post you quoted...you make my fucking head hurt with your fucking stupidity.

Paul Markham 09-06-2012 03:58 AM

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Originally Posted by theking (Post 19169262)
Goddamn man...he explained how in the post you quoted...you make my fucking head hurt with your fucking stupidity.

No dick head.

He just wants to reduce his gas bill by making gas cheaper. I'm saying reduce it by using less. Are you sure you never took a bullet in the head when you were in the army?

It's an excuse for stupidity.

Quote:

Originally Posted by kane
I have often thought that oil is yesterdays energy source and we need to do away with it where we can. Sure, right now we can't fly a jet or run a big semi-truck on electricity so we will still need it, but we are sitting on an ocean of natural gas in the gulf and we have infinite sun and wind power in many parts of this country. We can also do nuclear so long as we do it correctly. If we wanted to we could create enough energy to run all commuter cars and basic everyday cars and trucks as well as all the households in this country and most of the industries in this country just using wind, solar and natural gas.

We could all but put an end to importing oil and that would remove much of our interests from the middle east. We wouldn't be giving billions to countries that hate us and we would create a ton of permanent jobs in this country not to mention the money we can make once we start selling this technology and information to other countries.

But sadly, our leaders are bought and paid for by oil companies who have no interest in in any of this so we will continue to on as we are now.

Kane has good points. We will need gas for planes, lorries and ships until they go "nuclear" and a few other things that we can't do without and oil is the only fuel we have at the moment.

So do we waste it on cars that are clearly to big for what they're needed most of the time, or do we conserve it?

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of...il_consumption

He gets it 100% right, our leaders are bought and paid for by oil companies who don't have to worry about gas prices.

tony286 09-06-2012 05:31 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Robbie (Post 19168047)
The real question is: Was the number of attempted filibusters a result of Dems shutting the Republicans out of the process and trying to shove through legislation without reaching across the aisle?

Because if they had successfully gotten the Republicans on board then there wouldn't need to be a filibuster. Right?

I read these kind of things and try to figure out how and why they happen. You got to be careful not to put all your faith in either sides propaganda.

Fact is...apparently in the years between 1999 and 2006, the house and Senate leadership did a MUCH better job at reaching across the aisle to Democrats and getting them to compromise instead of filibustering.
I'd say that Reid in the Senate and Pelosi in the House both have shown their huge ego's and unwillingness to work with the other side of the aisle.

If I were Obama I would blame those two clowns first for fucking everything up for him.

Then if I were Obama I would blame myself second for not picking up the phone and twisting some arms. Everybody on BOTH sides have said he does not do that (people like Clinton, Reagan, and even Bush were masters at LEADING by reaching out personally...Obama is horrible at it)

Has nothing to do with Reid and Pelosi. Their goal was to make him a one term president since the day he got in. And they did everything they could to do it and it was screw the country.
http://nymag.com/daily/intel/2012/08...dget-deal.html

"Mr. Ryan’s enormous influence was apparent last summer when Representative Eric Cantor, the second most powerful House Republican, told Mr. Obama during negotiations over an attempted bipartisan “grand bargain” that Mr. Ryan disliked its policy and was concerned that a deal would pave the way for Mr. Obama’s easy re-election, according to a Democrat and a Republican who were briefed on the conversation."

Jeffrey Liebman: Republicans Are Blocking Obama's Jobs Plan
http://online.wsj.com/article/SB1000...344765926.html

Robbie 09-06-2012 06:59 AM

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Originally Posted by tony286 (Post 19170654)
Has nothing to do with Reid and Pelosi. Their goal was to make him a one term president since the day he got in. And they did everything they could to do it and it was screw the country.
http://nymag.com/daily/intel/2012/08...dget-deal.html

"Mr. Ryan’s enormous influence was apparent last summer when Representative Eric Cantor, the second most powerful House Republican, told Mr. Obama during negotiations over an attempted bipartisan “grand bargain” that Mr. Ryan disliked its policy and was concerned that a deal would pave the way for Mr. Obama’s easy re-election, according to a Democrat and a Republican who were briefed on the conversation."

Jeffrey Liebman: Republicans Are Blocking Obama's Jobs Plan
http://online.wsj.com/article/SB1000...344765926.html

Tony the Dems wanted Bush to be one term as well...from day one. Matter of fact there were INFURIATED because they were convinced that Bush "stole" the election from Gore. Remember?

The difference was in the LEADERSHIP. Bush and the Republican leadership reached out and the Dems followed.

That is documented that it did NOT happen when Obama first took office. Reid & Pelosi ran wild.

I have an idea why. Obama was just a junior Senator with absolutely no executive experience at that time. Clinton, Bush, & Reagan (who all got things done) were all Governors and knew how to be the boss. Obama deferred to Reid & Pelosi as he just didn't know how to be the leader yet.

I think he DOES know how to be the boss now. But he lost that critical first couple of years. Remember? He said on television that health care was going to be the number one priority...but he was going to let Congress write it.
Then he backed up and Reid & Pelosi ran the show and pissed off the other side (and the country, in case you didn't notice the 2010 elections).

It was a huge mistake.

Obama just didn't have the confidence and ability to be the guy in charge. And he paid the price. And still is.

IF he wins this election it's gonna be by a slim margin. No matter how you try to re-write it or put a fresh coat of paint on it...people are disillusioned by Obama.

tony286 09-06-2012 07:12 AM

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Originally Posted by Robbie (Post 19171183)
Tony the Dems wanted Bush to be one term as well...from day one. Matter of fact there were INFURIATED because they were convinced that Bush "stole" the election from Gore. Remember?

The difference was in the LEADERSHIP. Bush and the Republican leadership reached out and the Dems followed.

That is documented that it did NOT happen when Obama first took office. Reid & Pelosi ran wild.

I have an idea why. Obama was just a junior Senator with absolutely no executive experience at that time. Clinton, Bush, & Reagan (who all got things done) were all Governors and knew how to be the boss. Obama deferred to Reid & Pelosi as he just didn't know how to be the leader yet.

I think he DOES know how to be the boss now. But he lost that critical first couple of years. Remember? He said on television that health care was going to be the number one priority...but he was going to let Congress write it.
Then he backed up and Reid & Pelosi ran the show and pissed off the other side (and the country, in case you didn't notice the 2010 elections).

It was a huge mistake.

Obama just didn't have the confidence and ability to be the guy in charge. And he paid the price. And still is.

IF he wins this election it's gonna be by a slim margin. No matter how you try to re-write it or put a fresh coat of paint on it...people are disillusioned by Obama.

Actually go back and re read your history. Im not disillusioned by anyone, I can see republicans are for something. Obama agrees then they are against it. They hold the record for filibusters.
http://www.washingtonpost.com/rf/ima...EeG8pnJ7y9v4Zg

Harry Reid the demon in your eyes could of killed the filibuster but he didnt do that which was stupid on his part.

Robbie 09-06-2012 07:17 AM

Tony...as I said earlier, when I see one side filibustering it means that the other side has a serious lack of LEADERSHIP.

The Republicans went after Clinton harder than any other president in history. But he knew what he was doing and turned it around and had one of the greatest presidencies in history...all the while the Republicans attacked and attacked (drug him in front of Congress, threw his friends in jail, and IMPEACHED him)

Reid is a joke. And Nancy "We have to pass the bill before we can read it" Pelosi is a bigger joke.

They screwed Obama. And I'm not the only one who thinks that in this country.

The filibuster happens when one side has no other recourse. That's why you did not see a lot of them during other administrations. "Cause and effect" is what happened.


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