Republican Party, Teabag Party and the Libertarian Party absolutely SUCK!

[Henry Hawk]

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cMnSp4qEXNM

Just take a minute to watch...it explains it all so well.

Yet, you will just make a smart remark and ignore it.

This is exactly who is to blame, NOT Bush.

[The Troll]

What a gullible shill!

If you handed that boy a stick and told him to shove it up his ass, he would put it in his mouth.     Yes Sir, that's our Skippy.  Hee, hee, hee.   

I say, I say that, that bird boy sure is slow. 


  It sure wasn't that fool George W. that save GM.  It was Obama that saved GM.  Romney wanted GM to go bankrupt and put them out of business.  The fool wanted to destroy our automobile companies and lose over 2 million high paying jobs.  Henry, your rewriting of history isn't going to work.  We're on to you asshole Republicans and Fox False News.    I guess only fools watch Fox News. 

[Henry Hawk]

It sure wasn't that fool George W. that save GM. 

Yes it was.

[Bo D]

"President Obama had the obligation to decide whether [the company] would go through bankruptcy or not, and therefore he was more involved in the restructuring of it."

General Motors Chairman Daniel Akerson

[Henry Hawk]

"President Obama had the obligation to decide whether [the company] would go through bankruptcy or not, and therefore he was more involved in the restructuring of it."

General Motors Chairman Daniel Akerson

perhaps,

but it WAS:

In December of 2008, GM approached Congress and asked for a bridge loan to allow them to restructure. While the House passed legislation to accomplish this, it was not passed through the Senate. Days later, the Bush administration initiated a loan through the TARP program which would provide $14 Billion in loans and stock purchases to GM and follow many of the guidelines that were sought in that legislation. This included a restructure plan that would have to be approved by the Obama administration.

Had Bush not done this, Obama would have started off much worse than he did. 

The blame on Bush is just excuses by the democrats to cover the failed policies they started.

[Bo D]

perhaps,

I take this as a tacit admission that Bush alone was not responsible for saving GM.

[Henry Hawk]

I take this as a tacit admission that Bush alone was not responsible for saving GM.

More so that it was not Obama who single-handidly saved GM....Obama DID conveniently save the UAW.....and GM DID go bankrupt after all was said and done.

[Bo D]

More so that it was not Obama who single-handidly saved GM....Obama DID conveniently save the UAW.....and GM DID go bankrupt after all was said and done.

I see you have no idea how bankruptcy works to bring a company back from insolvency.

[The Troll]

I see you have no idea how bankruptcy works to bring a company back from insolvency.

  Bad. Bad Olias, you are playing the Circle Jerk Game with him.  There is no way to win and no way to educate the boy.  If he ever becomes a man you might teach him something.  You do know that his great, great grand daddy invented the Circular Firing Squad and the Charley Foxtrot Syndrome.   

[Palehorse]

Mitt Romney and the GOP have paid several firms with a long history of voter fraud allegations, and a man named Nathan Sproul — who runs most or all of them – more than $2 million recently for "voter registration" in key swing and battleground states, according to reports out today. Some of the firms, Grassroots Outreach, LLC, and Strategic Allied Consulting, share the same address in Tempe, Arizona and seem to be shell companies, according to a report, while Sproul clearly runs others, like Sproul & Associates and Lincoln Strategies.

The $2 million plus does not include these groups' activities going back at least to 2004. Nathan Sproul (image, top) runs Strategic Allied Consulting, and possibly Grassroots Outreach, LLC.
. . .

http://thenewcivilrightsmovement.com/romney-and-gop-paying-millions-to-firms-tied-to-voter-fraud-allegation-scandals/politics/2012/09/27/49837

The repugnican dirty tricks team is alive and well. Ironic that the same party screaming for voter ID legislation is now hard at work to initiate voter fraud in the upcoming election, and aligning itself with firms who have a proven history of voter fraud.

[Exterminator]

Henry is an idiot; quit feeding the troll.  Obama has already won this election.

[Locutus]

Henry is an idiot; quit feeding the troll.  Obama has already won this election.

I hope you're right, but nobody should become complacent and not vote.  Especially in battleground states like mine.

[me]

Mitt Romney and the GOP have paid several firms with a long history of voter fraud allegations, and a man named Nathan Sproul — who runs most or all of them – more than $2 million recently for "voter registration" in key swing and battleground states, according to reports out today. Some of the firms, Grassroots Outreach, LLC, and Strategic Allied Consulting, share the same address in Tempe, Arizona and seem to be shell companies, according to a report, while Sproul clearly runs others, like Sproul & Associates and Lincoln Strategies.

The $2 million plus does not include these groups' activities going back at least to 2004. Nathan Sproul (image, top) runs Strategic Allied Consulting, and possibly Grassroots Outreach, LLC.
. . .

http://thenewcivilrightsmovement.com/romney-and-gop-paying-millions-to-firms-tied-to-voter-fraud-allegation-scandals/politics/2012/09/27/49837

The repugnican dirty tricks team is alive and well. Ironic that the same party screaming for voter ID legislation is now hard at work to initiate voter fraud in the upcoming election, and aligning itself with firms who have a proven history of voter fraud.

And then there's ACORN and the dems. 

[me]

I hope you're right, but nobody should become complacent and not vote.  Especially in battleground states like mine.

Is it true that they are allowing felons to vote there now?

[Locutus]

Mitt Romney and the GOP have paid several firms with a long history of voter fraud allegations, and a man named Nathan Sproul — who runs most or all of them – more than $2 million recently for "voter registration" in key swing and battleground states, according to reports out today. Some of the firms, Grassroots Outreach, LLC, and Strategic Allied Consulting, share the same address in Tempe, Arizona and seem to be shell companies, according to a report, while Sproul clearly runs others, like Sproul & Associates and Lincoln Strategies.

The $2 million plus does not include these groups' activities going back at least to 2004. Nathan Sproul (image, top) runs Strategic Allied Consulting, and possibly Grassroots Outreach, LLC.
. . .

http://thenewcivilrightsmovement.com/romney-and-gop-paying-millions-to-firms-tied-to-voter-fraud-allegation-scandals/politics/2012/09/27/49837

The repugnican dirty tricks team is alive and well. Ironic that the same party screaming for voter ID legislation is now hard at work to initiate voter fraud in the upcoming election, and aligning itself with firms who have a proven history of voter fraud.

The RNC has since fired that company.  Look what they did here in Florida:

Out of 304 Republican voter registration forms recently dropped off by a Strategic Allied employee at a small "satellite office" of the Palm Beach  elections office, 106 were flagged as potentially fraudulent-- including "a lot" with "similar looking" signatures and others with apparently phony addresses, Susan Bucher, the Palm Beach elections supervisor, said in an interview.
Among the suspect home addresses were those that matched a gas station in Miami, a medical building in Boca Raton and a Land Rover automotive dealership in Palm Beach County, she told NBC News.