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Voters can blame selves if Obama is re-elected
Published 12:00am Sunday, September 2, 2012In reality Barack Obama just might be re-elected by running on his record of lies, for he was elected on his “Hope and Change” theme.
Well. in the first election more than 69 million people were sold a bill of goods.
Obama has continually lied about his progress. The nearly $1 trillion stimulus was to provide “shovel-ready jobs” to millions of workers.
In reality it never happened.
That stimulus was to keep unemployment below 8 percent, but it then went to more than 10 percent and hasn’t been down to 8 percent since.
We are a weaker nation and one that is more than $5 trillion dollars in debt under Obama in less than four years with nothing to show for it.
Senior citizens will lose, starting next year, the beginning of $7 billion in Medicare benefits, and anyone over 75 needing stents in veins, and many other expensive operations, can just forget about it because they will no longer be available for all us who are seniors.
Will you be foolish enough to give him four more years to completely ruin our great nation?
The first time around, after sitting in J. Wright’s church for 20 years, he lied about what he heard. It was a message of “hate America.”
If he is elected again it is because he is a Democrat. Do not blame the Republicans for the last four years. No budget has been passed because the Democrats hold the Senate and no budget has been passed since Obama took office.
The plan is to just spend and spend until no one will honor our American dollar anymore. This is what you can look for in the next four years under Obama.
So, go ahead and re-elect this polished liar for another term, then you can’t blame the Republicans, only yourselves.
Homer Campbell
Ironton
Mick, you’re being silly. Obama has done an amazing job and you’re grasping at straws to have ANYTHING to say for the other side…which you’re clearly on now. I don’t know anyone more republican than you.
As Bill Clinton said, no president before or after him could have cleaned up the mess Bush left in just 4 years. We’re on the right track and we need to get the dead-wood republicans voted out of Congress so Obama can shift into high gear over the next 4 years.
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indie; I rather enjoy your use of the term “flip-flopper”. I don’t think anyone has more than flipped and flopped than President Barick Obama not only in words but in actions. I would much rather place confidence in Mitt Romney than Barack Obama. We know and see what we have and that is less than desirable. I think we should take a chance on something else.
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indie; Rather than take credence in a video I would prefer to rely on voting records. What is your opinion of Barack Obama’s voting record not just as President, although that is enough to discredit him on moral standards but overall. I prefer to rely on actions rather than words.
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That’s pretty sad if you won’t even look at your own candidate talking on the issue you say is most important. I think you actually did but you can’t say anything in rebuttal. Romney has a very clear pro-abortion position:
“One of the great things about our nation is that we’re each entitled to have strong personal beliefs, and we encourage other people to do the same. But, as a nation, we recognize the right of all people to believe as they want and not impose our beliefs on other people. I believe that abortion should be safe and legal in this country. I have since the time that my mom took that position when she ran in 1970 as a U.S. Senate candidate. I believe that since Roe v. Wade has been the law for 20 years, that we should sustain and support it…and I sustain and support that law and the right of a woman to make that choice. ”
…and he’s just saying whatever he needs to, right now that is, to get guys like you to vote for him.
As for Obama’s record, I’m good with it. He signed the Executive Order to keep federal funding for abortion out of Obamacare. Good enough for me.
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Talk about flip flopping:
And I will — I will never turn Medicare into a voucher.
No American should ever have to spend their golden years at the mercy of insurance companies. They should retire with the care and the dignity they have earned. Yes, we will reform and strengthen Medicare for the long haul, but we’ll do it by reducing the cost of health care, not by asking seniors to pay thousands of dollars more. And we will keep the promise of Social Security by taking the responsible steps to strengthen it, not by turning it over to Wall Street.
Except that promise only lasted
In his convention speech in Charlotte, President Obama vowed to block the Republican Medicare reform plan because “no American should ever have to spend their golden years at the mercy of insurance companies.”
But back in Washington, his Health and Human Services Department is launching a pilot program that would shift up to 2 million of the poorest and most-vulnerable seniors out of the federal Medicare program and into private health insurance plans overseen by the states.
The administration has accepted applications from 18 states to participate in the program, which would give states money to purchase managed-care plans for people who are either disabled or poor enough to qualify for both Medicare and Medicaid. HHS approved the first state plan, one for Massachusetts, last month.
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Keta: LOL…let’s discuss the spike in gun sales, and salespeople who use Obama as a talking point to sell more guns.
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Only because they believe Obambi wants to ban guns sales, not because they are planning on taking pot shots as he’s driving by.
It’s obvious that democrats are losing this election. That’s why Biden says that blacks will be put back in chains and another democrat says that republicans will go back to the segregation days.
Desperate days call for desperate claims.
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Who knows what Romney would really do? As shown in this Republican video…
YouTube – Still Voting For ‘Mitt Romney’?
…you can see what a waffling, flip-flopper Romney is. You can’t really count on him for anything. He’d just do whatever turned out to be politically expedient at the moment.
Check out the video.
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You know Indie if you really want to start a spam war with contradicting you-tune videos, I’ll be happy to accommodate you.
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Indie, you need to get on the same page as your liberal friends at moveon:
“Only decades ago women suffered through horrifying back alley abortions, or they used dangerous methods when they had no other recourse,” says a new MoveOn ad. “So when the Republican Party officially promotes forcing rape victims to bear the children of their attackers as part of its assault against a woman’s right to choose–we had to ask: Why is Romney & Ryan’s GOP trying to send women back to the back alley?”
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Obama and you can’t even name one single way.
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I’m sure that Romney would protect babies that survive abortion..
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Really Mick? There is no need to be specific?? What kind of low standard is that???
You come here and suggest that Romney might, in any way, be better on abortion rights than Obama and you can’t even name one single way.
Romney is a closet liberal and you’re starting to realize it. Can I at least trust that you gave the videos a fair watch to see what Romney said out of his own mouth, on camera?
By the way, there are more…
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indie; Come on indie, there is no need to be specific. The Fact is obvious if you do a little research. I urge you to do so. Please look into with a little more depth his Executive Order. Why do creditable organizations and institutions question this? You must take into consideration his voting record in its entirety to come to a an informed conclusion.
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Bull. Regardless of where you’re located on the planet, there’s nothing particularly moral about bearing children you can’t feed or shelter or protect. So, child slavery flourishes, expecially the sex slave trade, and child soldiers, and child abuse and neglect and misery and exploitation abound. All because, as a old white republican said recently, some silly gal forgot to “keep an aspirin between her knees”. People like Mick are astonishingly selective in their sympathy. Fetuses – sure. The millions of troubled kids in foster care – not really.
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What opinions and remarks are you talking about Mick? Can you be a little more specific??
As for his voting record what is it he’s done as President you’re complaining about?
Remember,he’s the one who signed the Executive Order to ensure that no federal funding for abortion would be provided under Obamacare.
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And Indie; The bottom line? I feel Mitt Romney would do a whole lot different than President Barack Obama when it comes to abortion and related moral issues. At least, under the present circumstances and President Obama’s definite stance, it is worth a try.
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So you FEEL Romney would do a better job? You can’t make a very strong case since he’s been so vocal over the decades about the close-held belief he got from his beloved mother:
“One of the great things about our nation is that we’re each entitled to have strong personal beliefs, and we encourage other people to do the same. But, as a nation, we recognize the right of all people to believe as they want and not impose our beliefs on other people. I believe that abortion should be safe and legal in this country. I have since the time that my mom took that position when she ran in 1970 as a U.S. Senate candidate. I believe that since Roe v. Wade has been the law for 20 years, that we should sustain and support it…and I sustain and support that law and the right of a woman to make that choice. ”
And, no, it’s not “worth it to give it a try.” Romney wants to return to the failed policies of Bush…tax cuts for the rich and deregulation for the big banks. The stock market has doubled under Obama, we’ve added over 4.5 million jobs over the past 29 months and we got Bin Laden. Ohio got/kept tons of jobs thanks to the auto bailout…and Romney wanted to “Let Detroit Go Bankrupt.”
For whatever reason you want to buck your “lifetime democrat” status and fight against Obama. I don’t really get it, but I see it for what it is.
Suffice it to say you “just don’t like” Obama and you want someone else. There’s no need to try and make a logical argument for it. You’re free to vote however you want, but you’re voting for the wrong guy.
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indie; President Obama his opinion, remarks, and voting record demonstrate that he is the “boogie man” your term, rather apt by the way. The lessor of two evils indie!!! Do you take note of this comment? Do you comprehend the meaning of this comment? I am not trying to be smart, I am attempting to point this fact out to you. Don’t become a prisoner of opinionated and prejudiced beliefs.
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keta; Women should not be given the right to commit murder. I have tried very hard not to be a one issue voter, but the thought, if you do not have the right to life, all other rights are immaterial keeps coming back to me. It is difficult to reconcile this fact. And keta, you are coming across like a feminist radical without concern for others. The coat hanger and kitchen table remark I found rather immature and simplistic. If one would not seek a procedure lacking in moral fortitude one would not have to worry about the consequence. I’m sorry keta, I must side with the most helpless, the unborn.
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Mick, whether you call it being a one-issue voter or not, you’re free to do that. The only thing is that Mitt Romney is absolutely no different on abortion than President Obama. They wouldn’t do one single thing differently on that issue.
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Mick, it’s not about the lesser of two evils. Mitt Romney would do absolutely nothing differently on the issue of abortion than what Obama has done.
To demagogue is to make use of popular prejudices and false claims and promises in order to gain power.
You’re demagoguing the issue and trying to stir up fear that Obama represents some kind of “boogie man” on the issue of abortion when you know Romney’s real views on abortion are exactly the same as Obama.
You’ve seen the videos on YouTube by now where Romney talked about his support for abortion so you know I’m not making it up.
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indie; Please take note of my previous comment pertaining to the lessor of two evils and actions speak louder than words. Also check out President Obama’s voting record in regards to moral issues. President Obama, the Democratic Platform, Joe Biden, Nancy Pelosi, Harry Reid are sadly lacking in moral fiber. Relativism cannot and does not replace moral integrity. Childishness and immaturity reign within the Democratic Party and many of its members and supporters.
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Mick, you’re effectively disqualified from political discourse. You’re a one-issue voter, no different from a gun nut or white supremacist. It’s OK with you for our elections to become auctions, for the bargain between citizens and government to be irrevocably broken, for opportunity and equality – and a life of dignity for the elderly, the poor and the handicapped – to become a distant memory, as long as it becomes impossible for women to get a legal abortion. What you’re advocating is coat hangers and kitchen tables, but at least those desperate women will suffer for their sin. Rolling back reproductive rights, even contraception, is about control. It’s an economic issue as much as it is a social or religious one. Worldwide, women with no options, no control, lead horrific lives, controlled by others. We’re not going there, and we’re not going back.
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It’s not only that Keta. Paul Ryan is rated more highly than Todd Akin by the abortion people and Akin was the one who said women couldn’t get pregnant via rape. The implication, of course, would be that any woman who did must have liked it. Paul Ryan had almost the exact same concept in his own personal legislation which used the term “forcible rape” which, of course, implies there might be some other kind of things a woman might call “rape” that would be differentiated from those that were “forcible.”
Mick is also behind the Personhood bill which would put any woman who got an abortion in prison. That means that in Keta’s example of “coat hangers and kitchen tables”, the women would then be living in fear of going to prison for the rest of their life after that.
This all comes down to whether or not you believe full human rights begin at the point of conception. Is that when you become a human being? Many people do not believe that way and there is not a scientific consensus.
Besides, you guys have a guy who gave a deep hearted explanation for why he believed:
“One of the great things about our nation is that we’re each entitled to have strong personal beliefs, and we encourage other people to do the same. But, as a nation, we recognize the right of all people to believe as they want and not impose our beliefs on other people. I believe that abortion should be safe and legal in this country. I have since the time that my mom took that position when she ran in 1970 as a U.S. Senate candidate. I believe that since Roe v. Wade has been the law for 20 years, that we should sustain and support it…and I sustain and support that law and the right of a woman to make that choice. ”
Even if you do see abortion like Paul Ryan and Todd Akin, you can’t tell us that Mitt Romney is going to make ANY DIFFERENCE on that issue. He won’t.
Romney is a flip flopper and I think that he’s actually pretty liberal on a lot of issues.
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School vouchers in all 50 states will solve this countries problems in about 13 years. Get the kids away from the many liberal teachers and boards so the parents beliefs can be upheld in schools.
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Hey Mike, how exactly would that work. Put it in terms of Lawrence County for example. Would new schools be opened? Would funding to public schools be reduced? Would local teachers or school employees lose their jobs?
There are only so many students in this county and if a bunch of them go somewhere other than where they’re at now, it would seem that jobs would be lost in the other schools.
Can you explain this for us since you’re advocating for it?
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“Noesis; I must take exception to your comment pertaining to the economy as being the #1 problem our country is facing today. I feel the #1 problem is the murder of the unborn.”
Mick, since you believe that you can’t let your party be taken over by a guy who said:
“One of the great things about our nation is that we’re each entitled to have strong personal beliefs, and we encourage other people to do the same. But, as a nation, we recognize the right of all people to believe as they want and not impose our beliefs on other people. I believe that abortion should be safe and legal in this country. I have since the time that my mom took that position when she ran in 1970 as a U.S. Senate candidate. I believe that since Roe v. Wade has been the law for 20 years, that we should sustain and support it…and I sustain and support that law and the right of a woman to make that choice. ”
Source: YouTube “The Real Romney?”
He didn’t just randomly say that he supported a woman’s right to choose (to have an abortion), but he gave a well thought out reason for why he believed that. It was because his mom believed it and ran on it in 1970 when she ran for Senate.
Romney didn’t just say that one time randomly either. Here’s Romney AGAIN saying that he supported abortion rights in 2004 and said “When asked if I would protect a woman’s right, I give an unequivocal answer. Yes.” I think it is from CBS’s 60 Minutes:
YouTube: Mitt Romney on Abortion throughout the Years (720p HD)
Finally, when you take a look at what he’s running on this time…with which he flip flops on a lot of the major issues from what he’s believed all his life up until now, you should take a look at this video, which happens to be from the Ron Paul people.
YouTube: Still Voting For ‘Mitt Romney’?
I challenge you to watch those 3 short clips.
If Mitt Romney were elected the middle class would suffer, important social safety net programs would be slashed, foreign policy would be bumbled as badly as Mitt’s trip to the London Olympics and the deficit would balloon with unfunded tax cuts for the rich, bailouts for Romney’s buddies in big banking and reduced revenues from outsourcing America’s jobs like Mitt’s done his whole life in business.
Wake up, America.
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keta; The “rotting carcass” is today’s Democratic Party. The true Democratic Party has always supported the most helpless, weakest and most disadvantaged members of our society. Today, the most helpless, weakest and most disadvantaged members of our society are the unborn. We true Democrats will continue to labor for the reform of our party and weed out the lackluster.
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Hey Mick, see the comment I just made above.
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Noesis; I must take exception to your comment pertaining to the economy as being the #1 problem our country is facing today. I feel the #1 problem is the murder of the unborn. At the present time there are 1.6 million innocent unborn babies slaughtered every year in America’s abortion mills. As of today there are 138 congressmen and 20 senators for a total of 158 cosponsors in congress who support the Life at Conception Act. Indie is sadly mistaken by thinking that Roe vs Wade cannot be overturned. A Life at Conception Act would legislatively overturn Roe vs Wade and end abortion-on-demand by defining life as beginning at conception.
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Mike do you mean the very rich democrat George Soros? Oops that can not be correct because only the repubs can be very rich.
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Indie, you’re acting like a Democrat. You think if you point out that Romney was an advocate of Roe v. Wade before he was taken hostage by the tea party, anti-choice voters will consider that. You also have a history here of trying to build a consensus around something – adorably Democratic, but ultimately useless. That ship has sailed, and the president’s biggest mistake was taking so long to figure that out. Logic is useless; our biggest advantage is demographics and time. Time for everyone who hasn’t yet to figure out that what’s good for a handful of billionaires has never, ever, turned out to be good for the rest of us. That’s happening. Time for people to figure out what the Affordable Care Act means to their families. That’s happening, and as its features continue to kick in, will continue to happen. Our convention distilled the republican message better than theirs did: Make the poor and people who work for a living take the weight of three decades of financial shenanigans that nearly destroyed us. There’s a pretty good chance that a majority of Americans will stand up to the republicans. By republicans I mean the handful of billionaires. They’ve abandoned every principle they once held, except for sustaining the wealthy at all costs. Our system is beautiful; on election day, my husband and I will cast a total of two votes; the Koch brothers, two votes. We’re tied. If republicans are successful in suppressing Democratic votes and snookering people into voting against themselves with God, gays, and guns, they’re still doomed. Our game is long, and time and demographics are on our side. Don’t waste time trying to explain all that to people who genuinely believe they’re defending their moms, Jesus, and the flag. They’re actually guarding the rotting carcass of the republican party. A democratic victory this year will drive a stake through its heart. Here’s hoping.
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This november it will be a choice between Mitt Romney or George Soros.
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Why, is George Soros a big advocate for gay rights too?
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I’m not sure if this is sinking in yet. Time for another great Mitt Romney quote on video…
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“If two people of the same gender want to live together…want to have a loving relationship…and even want to adopt a child, in my state (uh, uh, uh) individuals of the same sex are able to adopt children. In my view, that’s something people have the right to do.”
Source: YouTube “Mitt Romney “Full equality for America’s gay and lesbian citizens” in 1994 (May 10, 2012)
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Now that was a quote made by Mitt Romney just this year.
The 1994 part was where he expressed some of his close held personal beliefs like:
“I am more convinced than ever before that as we seek to establish full equality for America’s gays and lesbian citizens”
“If we are to achieve the goals we share, we must make equality for gays and lesbians a mainstream concern. My opponent cannot do this. I can and I will.”
“I think the gay community needs more support from the Republican party and I would be a voice in the Republican party to foster anti-discrimination efforts.”
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Mitt Romney represents a “crisis of conscience” for the Republican party.
I think that all the good, Christian republicans reading this should go to Church tomorrow and ask their preachers flat out…”Is it OK for gay couples to adopt children? Is that what we stand for??”
Better yet, they should bring it up for roundtable discussion in their Sunday School classes.
There are only a couple of ways these folks can go if they want to maintain the integrity of their party.
One way would be to just stay home this year and withhold their vote. That would send a message to the republican party that they simply won’t stand for a wishy-washy, liberal candidate like Mitt Romney.
Better yet, they should get out and vote for President Obama and REALLY send a message.
If they stand up now then maybe they can finally get a Rand Paul as their nominee…maybe Todd Akin as VP…but if they sit back and support this flaming liberal Mitt Romney they will NEVER…ever….get “their party” back.
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Ask yourself are you better off now than 4 years ago and tell the truth.
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gun nuts–ever been to a gun show? It’s fun.
evangelicals–backbone of our country,wouldn’t vote God out.
rich people–not when compared to George Soros the Obama puppeteer.
And first order of the day will be to limit teacher tenure.
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Hey Keta, I think they’ve actually conceeded abortion as an issue in this election year. What else could they say after watching their candidate, on video, saying:
“One of the great things about our nation is that we’re each entitled to have strong personal beliefs, and we encourage other people to do the same. But, as a nation, we recognize the right of all people to believe as they want and not impose our beliefs on other people. I believe that abortion should be safe and legal in this country. I have since the time that my mom took that position when she ran in 1970 as a U.S. Senate candidate. I believe that since Roe v. Wade has been the law for 20 years, that we should sustain and support it…and I sustain and support that law and the right of a woman to make that choice. ”
Romney is NOT a social issues crusader. That brings it right back to the economy and Obama will win on that.
With over 4.5 million private sector jobs created in the last 29 months and a stock market that’s doubled under his leadership, President Obama has plenty to run on.
All Romney offers the economy is a return to the failed Bush policies of tax cuts for the rich and deregulation of the banking industry, taking away the protection we have against needing to bail them out again in the future.
We know where Romney’s loyalty lies…with the rich.
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If you repeat yourself enough times indie you may convince yourself that you know what you are talking about.
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Now who was it in Germany that took all of the guns away from the gun nuts and how did that end?
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The US Military was the last to do that in Germany, after we stomped them in WWII. Hats off to our great military for all they do.
It’ s a shame that the Republican party disrespected our military by not celebrating them AT ALL at their convention.
I appreciate the Democrats for giving our incredible military a huge night of celebration at their convention and also showcasing the great job they did of carrying out the execution of Osama Bin Laden.
The Democrats are now the party of patriotism.
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All knowing indie didn’t answer the question.
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democratic delegate saying that she would like to kill Romney
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LOL…let’s discuss the spike in gun sales, and salespeople who use Obama as a talking point to sell more guns. As I said, the republican party is a cobbled-together mess of gun nuts, evangelicals and rich people. There’s no long game there, and grownups in the party know it.
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You notice how quiet democrats are about the democratic delegate saying that she would like to kill Romney?
Can you imagine the deluge of condemnation coming from Indie if a republican had said that about Obambi? How she would declare the entire party as racist for the action of a single person. And that’s just from Indie and Keta. The MSM would be running headlines about it for a straight week if it had been a republican. Since it was a democrat, single mention, Ok, time to forget about it.
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Keta, isn’t it funny how they try to drive the conversation when they know they’re losing?? I mean, it’s hilarious how they pick out the most irrelevant and obscure things…anything really to distract from the obvious fact.
They are losing.
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Conservatives here are arguing as if this is an abortion debate, which it isn’t. Instead of working on jobs or the deficit, congressional republicans have spent the last couple of years trying to legislate away women’s rights, including many kinds of birth control and the right to have contraception covered by insurance. Or, as wingnuts would put it, forcing religious institutions to pay for sin, which overlooks the fact that most Catholic women use birth control, although bishops like to pretend they don’t. Pretending and ignoring are crucial to the wingnut position on this. The all-out effort to return to the days of women without options, and the economic calamity that would result, is a defining issue that the Democrats dragged out into the daylight at their convention this year, and I couldn’t be prouder. Republicans are wrong on this, and even more wrong on their plan for an economy that squeezes the life out of what’s left of the middle class. I’m proudly pro-choice. My husband and I have worked hard all our lives. Portraying Democrats as godless baby-killing slackers is becoming less and less effective. Demographics are changing. This election could go either way, but there’s no long game that can save the republican party as it is today, a cobbled-together mess of evangelicals, gun nuts, and the obscenely wealthy. That party is dead, and the tea party is its stinking corpse.
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Keta, I don’t care what you do in your bedroom but please don’t make me pay for your sexual activities. That is sort of disgusting.
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Indie: Besides, Romney would slash Pell Grants by 50% which is definitely AGAINST the economic interests of the middle class
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Yeah, just another liberal lie in a long line of them. They have to lie, otherwise they would have to talk about the economy.
USA TODAY Fact check: Opening night of the DNC
•Castro also insisted Romney and Ryan would “gut” Pell Grants for lower-income college students.
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Actually, the Ryan budget calls only for “limiting the growth” of spending for the program, and Ryan has said the maximum grant of $5,550 would not be decreased.
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Over 4.5 million jobs have been added in the last 29 months.
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Actually it’s only 4 million. You have to count the decrease in the public sector.
Overall, Obambi has created only around 300,000 jobs. One of the worst records of any president in the modern era.
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Speaking of hitting a home run Indie, that would be Clint:
“Here’s another data point, too: the split among Florida voters to Eastwood’s speech was 49% positive to only 24% negative by the next day — presumably even after the avalanche of criticism for it. The overall split is positive in almost all demos except Democrats (30/45) and liberals (26/58). Majorities of independents (51/26), seniors (54/20), men (54/24) approved of it, but the biggest positive response came from Hispanics, 62/21 — even better than Republicans (58/12). Even women (44/25) and black voters (43/37) liked Eastwood’s extemporaneous riff on President Obama.”
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Haha, more people remember Eastwood than anything Romney said from stage in Tampa last Thursday night.
To my Democratic/Independent friends, test this out. Ask someone who’s talking GOP smack if they heard about Eastwood at the RNC. See if they can tell you about him talking to the chair, without you telling them first.
Then ask them if they can repeat ONE SINGLE QUOTE from Romney, who spoke about 60 minutes after him on the same night.
Nine times out of ten, the answer will be a resounding “NO.”
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Well it’s back around to what I started with? Good. I agree the economy is the top issue in this election. The stock market has doubled since Obama took office. Over 4.5 million jobs have been added in the last 29 months.
It’s a great start. There’s more to do.
I’m sticking with the President and his plan to restore America to full employment. If he’s got this far over the obstructionism of the republican congress, he can get us the rest of the way there.
Besides, Romney would slash Pell Grants by 50% which is definitely AGAINST the economic interests of the middle class. Romney would also slash Medicaid by 1/3 and that’s also AGAINST the economic interests of the middle class and the poor…including seniors in nursing homes and the innocent children of single mothers.
Vote your interests. Vote Obama.
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4.5 million(questonable figure) jobs added last 29 months. (Public sector jobs added with tax dollars,no change in unemploment,still above 8%.)
President plan to restore full employment. (had 4 years of no change in uemployment and waste of tax dollars on green projects and GM, while attacking coal and oil undustry,with no fed budget in sight)
Pell grants should be cut,work for college is how most do it and pay back the loans after college. Billions of waste in Medicaid and should be cut.
MORE OF THE SAME-no jobs,pay for abortions,against traditional marriage,weak military,religious beliefs under attack,obambi care—Vote Obama
Want– jobs,no paying for abortions,for traditional marriage,strong military,religious beliefs protected,repeal obambi care–Vote Mitt/Ryan
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The idea that we can afford open-ended entitlement with an open federal checkbook — those days are over,
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