Morning Joe with Pat Quinn
How big an idiot is this guy???
I'm embarrassed this guy is the governor of my state.
Wednesday, November 16, 2011
Tuesday, November 8, 2011
Abortionists are murdering pigs
http://www.theblaze.com/stories/orlando-womens-clinic-advertises-coupons-for-discount-sunday-abortions/
A coupon for abortions! How disgusting is this!
A coupon for abortions! How disgusting is this!
Friday, November 4, 2011
http://politics.blogs.foxnews.com/2011/11/04/giuliani-obama-owns-occupy-wall-street
Rudy Giuliani speaks in Washington - Nick Kalman, Fox News
Former New York City Mayor Rudy Giuliani says responsibility for the Occupy Wall Street movement rests squarely on the shoulders of President Obama.
"This is a very dangerous movement, and it's ironic it's happening under a president who promised to unify us," Giuliani said. "Barack Obama owns the Occupy Wall Street movement, it would not have happened but for his class warfare."
The Occupy Wall Street protests broke out in cities all over the country shortly after president Obama called for tax hikes on the wealthiest Americans. Some of the protests have turned violent. In Oakland, California, more than 100 people were arrested and eight were seriously injured Thursday, with protesters leaving stores in flames, and streets littered with broken glass and debris. A week earlier a former Marine suffered a fractured skull in a confrontation with Oakland police.
Giuliani's words Friday charged up the crowd at the Defending the American Dream Summit, sponsored by the conservative Americans for Prosperity Foundation.
The 2008 Republican presidential candidate also predicted the movement will eventually lead to the end of Obama's presidency. "Barack Obama praised it, sympathizes with it," he said. "As it gets worse and worse, I believe this will be the millstone around Barack Obama's neck that will take his presidency down."
Read more: http://politics.blogs.foxnews.com/2011/11/04/giuliani-obama-owns-occupy-wall-street#ixzz1cmyd5kjY
Thursday, November 3, 2011
Time to throw the bums out - NYPOST.com
Time to throw the bums out - NYPOST.com
"Time's up: The Zuccotti Park vagabonds have had their say - and trashed lower Manhattan - for long enough.
They need to go.
Be it voluntarily - by packing their tents and heading off in an orderly fashion.
Or by having th NYPD step in - and evict them.
But go they must: Their lease on Zuccotti Park has expired.
And it's their own fault."
"Time's up: The Zuccotti Park vagabonds have had their say - and trashed lower Manhattan - for long enough.
They need to go.
Be it voluntarily - by packing their tents and heading off in an orderly fashion.
Or by having th NYPD step in - and evict them.
But go they must: Their lease on Zuccotti Park has expired.
And it's their own fault."
Wednesday, November 2, 2011
Demon-crats just don't get it--NO MORE TAXES!
Lawmakers to Propose Transaction Tax for Financial Firms Modeled on Europe - Bloomberg
"Two U.S. lawmakers will introduce measures to impose a transaction tax on financial firms that resembles a proposal released by the European Union.
Senator Tom Harkin, an Iowa Democrat, and Representative Peter DeFazio, an Oregon Democrat, will introduce the bills tomorrow in their respective chambers. The bills will give the United States an increased role in the international debate over a transaction tax, which is likely to be discussed at the Group of 20 summit this week in Cannes, France.
“It’s a significant way to raise some needed revenue,” Harkin said in an interview today in Washington. “Quite frankly, I bet nobody would even feel it.”
"The bills are unlikely to become law: Republicans, who have opposed transaction taxes in the past, control a majority in the House."
Just what we DON'T NEED--new taxes. Demon-crats are idiots.
"Two U.S. lawmakers will introduce measures to impose a transaction tax on financial firms that resembles a proposal released by the European Union.
Senator Tom Harkin, an Iowa Democrat, and Representative Peter DeFazio, an Oregon Democrat, will introduce the bills tomorrow in their respective chambers. The bills will give the United States an increased role in the international debate over a transaction tax, which is likely to be discussed at the Group of 20 summit this week in Cannes, France.
“It’s a significant way to raise some needed revenue,” Harkin said in an interview today in Washington. “Quite frankly, I bet nobody would even feel it.”
"The bills are unlikely to become law: Republicans, who have opposed transaction taxes in the past, control a majority in the House."
Just what we DON'T NEED--new taxes. Demon-crats are idiots.
no-bama's BRIBE to secure the "youth" vote
Obama's Student Loan Gift to Occupy Wall Street
"But here’s the fine print, a key fact that the President failed to mention in his speech: For all its pomp and circumstance, the President’s plan would save college students less than $10 per month–barely enough to buy two cups of coffee from Starbucks."
"But here’s the fine print, a key fact that the President failed to mention in his speech: For all its pomp and circumstance, the President’s plan would save college students less than $10 per month–barely enough to buy two cups of coffee from Starbucks."
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