Whenever Obama parrots "transparency"
Posted: Wed Feb 13, 2013 4:05 am
He makes me want to puke. What a fucking asshole.
Fuck you, piece of shit.
Fuck you, piece of shit.
He's working the DoD beat last I heard. He would be better off trying to get accurate information from Mike Shannahan. Small wonder he's so frustrated.88 wrote:Screwy, are you feeling OK? I thought you and BHO were cool.
Leaving it where it is sure the fuck isn't helping.Left Seater wrote:Sadly, what most of the country doesn't understand is that the raising of the minimum wage actually reduces our purchasing power.
The dumbest portion of the population will have their purchasing power increased. If I'm Wal-Mart or any other big box price slashing retailer, I'm creaming in my cheap slacks over the potential.Left Seater wrote: Sadly, what most of the country doesn't understand is that the raising of the minimum wage actually reduces our purchasing power.
No better way to stimulate the economy. Giving money to rich people takes money OUT of circulation. Giving money to poor folk means there is more money in circulation because they need it to pay bills or buy crack or genuine imitation velvet Elvis paintings.R-Jack wrote:The dumbest portion of the population will have their purchasing power increased.
The DoD is using civilian contractors for jizz-mopping?BSmack wrote:He's working the DoD beat last I heard.88 wrote:Screwy, are you feeling OK? I thought you and BHO were cool.
Who said anything about giving money?BSmack wrote:Giving money to poor folk means there is more money in circulation because they need it to pay bills or buy crack or genuine imitation velvet Elvis paintings.
Terry in Crapchester wrote:Learn something knew every day, I guess.
.......cause Rubio lacks the only qualification that a POTUS needs, the ability to comfortably speak in front of TV cameras using a teleprompter.Mikey wrote:The rising young star or the GOP = not ready for Prime Time
He's trolling - and it worked.88 wrote:Screwy, are you feeling OK? I thought you and BHO were cool.
Wal-Mart, Target and retailers of that ilk are big enough to absorb the increased labor expense and keep the cost of goods as close to stagnent as possible. That's where the barely employable bottom feeders that "earn" minimum wage shop alredy. My point was that this would be a big win for the retail giants more than the middle of the road companies or small business. A significant chunk of their customer base has their discresionary spending elevated and they are the ones with the ability to keep costs down by hook or crook. Fuckin cha-ching city. Sure they have to pay a little more for some mouthbreather to ring them up, but with the dollars rolling in they will probably have to increase their minimum wage workforce to handle all the customers that the small businesses lost because they couldn't keep their costs down. At least it's more folks paying taxes to offset the tax loss of the "mom&pops" who got ran out of business.Left Seater wrote:
As for Wal-Mart they have a crap ton of part time minimum wage employees so this really hits them hard and yes prices rise at Wal-Mart as well.
No, I'm not. Don't speak until you're spoken to.War Wagon wrote:He's trolling - and it worked.
Your mother.smackaholic wrote:Just curious , screwey, who did you vote for last November?
Real kick the economy in the ass there. Slumlords, WalNeck, and Best Buy benefit again. Economies grow on discretionary spending. Tell us you knew.BSmack wrote: Giving money to poor folk means there is more money in circulation because they need it to pay bills or buy crack or genuine imitation velvet Elvis paintings.
Why should he give a fuck? You still voted for him...twice.Screw_Michigan wrote:And lastly, I'm sick and fucking tired of this Cult of Personality (TM) that the President has created. Where he is above the law, unaccountable to voters and the public, lies in our faces and then spits in them.
I like Cato. I wish they'd have more DoD types there for think tank shit, but DoD doesn't like Cato because they speak the truth.Papa Willie wrote:Next step - Libertarian Party.
PS: I was impressed enough to where I checked to see if he C&P'd that. He did not.
Screw_Michigan wrote:No, I'm not. Don't speak until you're spoken to.War Wagon wrote:He's trolling - and it worked.
I'm tired. I'm sick and fucking tired of the Administration spitting in the faces of voters.
I'm sick and fucking tired of a president who railed against so many things wrong about the Bush administration: The assassinations via drones campaign, Guantanamo, rendition and the secret, extra-judicial expansion of executive power only for Obama to DOUBLE FUCKING DOWN on his predecessor's abominable foreign policy tactics.
I'm sick and fucking tired of an administration so arrogant where it's nominee for CIA director wouldn't even answer if the administration would target Americans on American soil for extra-judicial killings.
I'm sick and fucking tired of an administration so arrogant to think not only is it legal, but RIGHT for the President decree to kill Americans without habeas corpus, due process or any oversight whatsoever, just because some asshole bureaucrat said so.
I'm sick and fucking tired of an administration approving of grotesque prosecutorial overreach while bending over to protect big businesses.
I'm sick and fucking tired of an administration refusing to put criminal elite banking gangsters on trial because they are "too important to be put on trial."
I'm sick and fucking tired of a Justice Department that sits around does JACK FUCKING SHIT after law enforcement officers are brutally murdered in botched gun running surveillance schemes.
I'm sick and fucking tired of an administration selectively prosecuting leakers, whistleblowers and the receivers of leaked information and throwing these people in prison while establishment tool assholes like Bob Woodward get leaked classified information, but because it makes the White House look good, nobody throws him in prison.
I'm sick and fucking tired of an administration that runs a secret, extra-judicial no-fly list with no accountability that selectively punishes minority citizens without even charging them with crimes.
I'm sick and fucking tired of an administration lying through its teeth about its UNPRECEDENTED assassination program, but only once a DOJ memo justifying these assisinations gets leaked, then screams to the high heavens OH NOW WE WANT EVERYONE TO SEE THIS! MAKE SURE TO READ IT!!
I'm sick and fucking tired of an administration that then has the BALLS to refuse to provide the legal rational for its assassination program.
And I'm SICK AND FUCKING TIRED of liberal partisan hacks who defend the president's despicable behavior listed above because HE'S NOT BUSH, THEREFORE, IT'S ALL OK! WE TRUST HIM! HE'S SMARTER AND BETTER! Killing foreigners in secret away from battlefields is OK as long as George Fucking Bush isn't doing it! Hacks like Toure from MSNBC, cunts like Krystal Ball (:meds:) and especially former Mich gov Jennifer Granholm, who had the ovaries to say "we'd be more up in arms if Bush was doing it." No pride, no integrity, nothing. Just licking Obama's fucking taint.
And lastly, I'm sick and fucking tired of this Cult of Personality (TM) that the President has created. Where he is above the law, unaccountable to voters and the public, lies in our faces and then spits in them.
And then has the fucking BALLS to get up during the State of the Union and says he looks forward to being more transparent with Congress.
Fuck you, Obama and your despicable cabinet. FUCK YOU ALL.
So, you did vote for him.Screw_Michigan wrote:Your mother.smackaholic wrote:Just curious , screwey, who did you vote for last November?
So how exactly would have any of those tactics been any different under a Mittens administration? I know you're a few cards short of a full deck, but please, try to think.smackaholic wrote:So, you did vote for him.Screw_Michigan wrote:Your mother.smackaholic wrote:Just curious , screwey, who did you vote for last November?
Has he changed any of his tactics since November?
No, he hasn't. So STFU and do as you're told, boy.
We both know that the republicrats aren't as different as they pretend, but, there are a few differences. Mitt actually does have some sort of business experience. 6 months as a paper boy when I was 12 gives me more business experience then the jug earred dolt you voted for twice. Also, as much as you can claim to know exactly what mitt would do, barry has already did it to you and you just gargled "thank you sir, may I have another" between jizz shots down your gullet.Screw_Michigan wrote:So how exactly would have any of those tactics been any different under a Mittens administration? I know you're a few cards short of a full deck, but please, try to think.
That's worthy of a rack.smackaholic wrote:The really frustrating thing is that you and I are prolly not that far apart politically and we have a shit ton of company. Some of us lean lib, some conservative and we pull the lever accordingly even though we'd both likely vote for a viable libertarian. AndScrew_Michigan wrote:So how exactly would have any of those tactics been any different under a Mittens administration? I know you're a few cards short of a full deck, but please, try to think.
as long as our fukked up presidential election system remains in place, little is likely to change. If we went to a system, not unlike many around the world where there is a runoff election in the event of no outright majority winner, that could change. Unfortunately the fox running the hen house will let that happen when hell freezes over.
Yes, he did win a majority, but, change the rules as I stated and one hell of a lot of us will change our vote. Until then, many of us, on the left and right will toe the party line thinking that it is the lesser of two evils.88 wrote:Correct me if I am wrong, but didn't BHO win a clear majority of the popular and electoral college vote, twice? Where are you going with this, smackaholic?
That's just sour grapes over your party losing.Wolfman wrote:A good start at fixing the way things are done would be to repeal the 17th Amendment and return the Senate to the states. I don't have the details to show, but I read that if states allotted their electoral college votes by congressional districts like a couple states do and not a winner take all, Romney would have been elected. As it stands now, the Dems start off right out of the gate with all the electoral votes of both California and New York. Puts the GOP playing catch up every election.
I can see how you might think that way. But a proportional system would really be quite appropriate for a state like California that's really two states. Other than LA, virtually all of Southern CA votes GOP and other than a few podunk blue-collar towns, all of Northern CA votes Democrat. Yet because our state awards all electoral votes to the winner, it goes "D" every year that Walter Mondale isn't running.Diego in Seattle wrote:That's just sour grapes over your party losing.Wolfman wrote:A good start at fixing the way things are done would be to repeal the 17th Amendment and return the Senate to the states. I don't have the details to show, but I read that if states allotted their electoral college votes by congressional districts like a couple states do and not a winner take all, Romney would have been elected. As it stands now, the Dems start off right out of the gate with all the electoral votes of both California and New York. Puts the GOP playing catch up every election.
And yet by the time California's polls close the Presidential election is usually already decided.OCmike wrote:I can see how you might think that way. But a proportional system would really be quite appropriate for a state like California that's really two states. Other than LA, virtually all of Southern CA votes GOP and other than a few podunk blue-collar towns, all of Northern CA votes Democrat. Yet because our state awards all electoral votes to the winner, it goes "D" every year that Walter Mondale isn't running.Diego in Seattle wrote:That's just sour grapes over your party losing.Wolfman wrote:A good start at fixing the way things are done would be to repeal the 17th Amendment and return the Senate to the states. I don't have the details to show, but I read that if states allotted their electoral college votes by congressional districts like a couple states do and not a winner take all, Romney would have been elected. As it stands now, the Dems start off right out of the gate with all the electoral votes of both California and New York. Puts the GOP playing catch up every election.
That not only discourages a significant percentage of the populace from voting, but means that Presidential candidates don't give two shits about the state, resulting in us receiving minimal federal dollars for things like roads and infrastructure.
And the Republicans start off right out of the gate with Texas, Louisiana, Oklahoma, Mississippi, Alabama, Georgia, South Carolina, Tennessee, Kentucky, West Virginia, Indiana, Kansas, Nebraska, Utah, Wyoming, South Dakota, North Dakota, Idaho, Wyoming, Montana and Arizona.Wolfman wrote:A good start at fixing the way things are done would be to repeal the 17th Amendment and return the Senate to the states. I don't have the details to show, but I read that if states allotted their electoral college votes by congressional districts like a couple states do and not a winner take all, Romney would have been elected. As it stands now, the Dems start off right out of the gate with all the electoral votes of both California and New York. Puts the GOP playing catch up every election.