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

[The Troll]

Newt Gingrich calls for bill to allow state bankruptcies
By Eric Sanderson
January 18th, 2011


Former Speaker of the House Newt Gingrich is putting his legislative weight behind a bill that would clear the way for states to file for bankruptcy.

Gingrich says this would help limit future bailouts to states struggling with former employees' pension funds and other benefit promises in the current financial downturn.

http://www.bankruptcyhome.com/bankruptcy-news/800349396/Newt-Gingrich-calls-for-bill-to-allow-state-bankruptcies--

Essentially, what this says to state workers (who have worked for years and looking forward to retirement on their pensions) is "Screw you and your fricking pension." 

  Old Newt Gingrich the enemy of the work man.  If you remember in 1994 Newt came up with the "Contract For America" in it he want to destroy everything that FDR had put in action for the working man.  He wanted to destroy Social Security, controls on banking, the stock market, pensions, unions, labor laws.  On and on screwing the working man and the middle class.

  Well, it didn't work and it won't work without destroying America.  Just to show how nice of a guy he is, in it he say that any unmarried teenage mothers could not receive welfare and food stamps.  What an asshole.

  The Republican Party has for years have tried to follow this Contract For America and they have won on some of the things in it and you can see right now what it has brought us, a Hoover type depression.

  So if you want to destroy America, just listen to Asshole Newt.

[Palehorse]

Justice Antonin Scalia, a popular and entertaining speaker at various forums around the world, has one of the busiest schedules off the bench. But a closed-door address the conservative justice is scheduled to give Monday afternoon has attracted controversy, partly because of who is sponsoring the event.
The Tea Party Caucus, an informal congressional body, had invited the 74-year-old Scalia to talk informally with legislators, the first in what leaders are billing as regular "conservative constitutional seminars."
The event was designed as a "teaching event" only for members of Congress, and no cameras or reporters would be allowed to cover it. Scalia's scheduled one-hour topic will be "separation of powers.". . .

http://www.cnn.com/2011/US/01/21/scotus.scalia.tea.party/

Look who is scheming behind closed doors now! 

[me]

http://www.cnn.com/2011/US/01/21/scotus.scalia.tea.party/

Look who is scheming behind closed doors now! 

You're gonna get all upset about an informal teaching event being private but you thought it was ok for Pelosi, Reed, and the others to go behind closed doors to conduct business?????????    

[Palehorse]

Who is upset? I just pointed out that you guys are doing it too. And anyone believing that "teaching" bullshit is on something. That is a strategy session sure as hell!

[me]

Who is upset? I just pointed out that you guys are doing it too. And anyone believing that "teaching" bullshit is on something. That is a strategy session sure as hell!

Something that has gone on for years in both parties and will continue to go on.  You get the newbies in and you have to let them in on what's going on. 

[The Troll]

Something that has gone on for years in both parties and will continue to go on.  You get the newbies in and you have to let them in on what's going on.

  With the Republican teaching sessions.  They show the new recruits the rack, hot tongs, the iron maiden, red hot pokers and the shackles on the wall.  This is to show them what happens to them when they don't walk in lock step.  Heil  Republican party.

[Palehorse]

Something that has gone on for years in both parties and will continue to go on.  You get the newbies in and you have to let them in on what's going on.

Funny how the session supposedly to "teach" includes a Supreme Court Justice. I think they need high level legal advice surrounding their platform more than a learning session.

[The Troll]

Funny how the session supposedly to "teach" includes a Supreme Court Justice. I think they need high level legal advice surrounding their platform more than a learning session.

  Yeah, don't you think it's a little funny and unusable that a Supreme court judge would be a teacher to a group of newbie Republicans.

  Naw, not after the last vote in the Supreme Court where they ruled that corporations had the same rights as people and more rights to spend money in elections to buy Republicans.   

[followsthewolf]

Tsk, tsk.

Troll, did I detect just a smidgen of sarcasm there?

[me]

  Yeah, don't you think it's a little funny and unusable that a Supreme court judge would be a teacher to a group of newbie Republicans.

  Naw, not after the last vote in the Supreme Court where they ruled that corporations had the same rights as people and more rights to spend money in elections to buy Republicans.   

Kind of counters the unions buying the Dems don't ya think?   

[followsthewolf]

Are you kidding????????????

Lobbying the Congress is one thing, but buying the Supreme Court of the United States is a whole other over-the-top crock of crap.

If you equate the two, you've got a very big ethics problem.

[The Troll]

Tsk, tsk.

Troll, did I detect just a smidgen of sarcasm there?

  You sure right good buddy.  The House of Representives have the best Republicans money can buy.

[The Troll]

Kind of counters the unions buying the Dems don't ya think?   

  There you go again Snoogie Bear,  an antiunion person who has no idea of how little of money the unions are able to up in the election pot, compared with the Super Rich people and the large corporations, banks and the stock market.

  Just once, just once I wish you had a brain and could come up with a good and true answer.  Rather write like a blathering fool.  Really there is no help for you.  No power on earth can make a fool not see what she won't see.  Snoogie Bear.

[The Troll]

  There you go again Snoogie Bear,  an antiunion person who has no idea of how little of money the unions are able to up in the election pot, compared with the Super Rich people and the large corporations, banks and the stock market.

  Just once, just once I wish you had a brain and could come up with a good and true answer.  Rather write like a blathering fool.  Really there is no help for you.  No power on earth can make a fool not see what she won't see.  Snoogie Bear.

  Snoogie Bear.  That what one of the main character in BC comic strip called the "Big Broad"  I'm quite sure you have seen her.     

[The Troll]

  Guess what?  The Republicans in the House of Representives want to introduce a bill to privatize Social Security.  Who would have thought they would do that.  Do you want you money in the Stock Market?