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Very true wabash....the welfare scum want to see Democrats stay in power....end of story. They get hives when they hear the words "earn, work, taxes, paycheck, responsibility, accountability, alarm clock etc." They will do whatever they can to preserve their way of life, and the scumbag Democratic party will stop at end to make sure it happens.

Has there really been a bigger group of scum on the planet than the left wingers during this day and age? Not saying it has never been the other way around, but my god, look at what they stand for and how they try to keep in power with absolute disregard for our country. Sad
I doubt the welfare people care who is President either since most of them don't vote and they still get their checks and freebies no matter what party is in office. The system is fucked up and NEITHER party wants to fix it.
 

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What Trump brings to the game is that he does not “act” like a politician. He does not hold back. He tells it like it is unlike the current POTUS whose reference to ISIS (he calls it ISIL) as JV’s should go down in history. There are too many elected officials in DC right now and they hold back way too much and rarely tell it like it is. Dem’s are tied to political correctness and that term alone is an oxymoron.

The expressions on Trumps face alone tell you more than what some politicians are thinking and hold back on. Hypocrites have ruled DC for way too long. Like Trump or not he does not skirt issues and the bottom line is he wants to make this country great again. No way he would have made that deal with Iran and I guarantee you all prisoners in Iran would have been released after taking office as opposed to Obama who trades a traitor for enemy leaders.

I am not saying Trump is flawless but who in DC is. They all have agendas and getting re-elected is their main goal. Had he been Sec of State or President there is no way Benghazi would have happened as it did. I don’t think he would ever attach his name to a new Medical plan like Obama. In fact he is the exact opposite of Obama and that is exactly would this country needs at this point and time.
 

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Obama, Clinton and anyone who supports them

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I doubt the welfare people care who is President either since most of them don't vote and they still get their checks and freebies no matter what party is in office. The system is fucked up and NEITHER party wants to fix it.

Progressives rigged the system so nobody can change it. What do you think "mandatory" spending is?

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Bullshit. Anything can be changed if they really want it changed.

When FDR took over, Democrats controlled 64% of the Senate and 73% of the House seats. By the time he left office, they controlled 80% in both chambers! Democrats also enjoyed massive majorities with LBJ from 1965-1966, and it was during that very brief period when they rammed through their massive "Great Society" programs that are currently bankrupting the country.

Compare that type of grip on power when Obama had 59% in both chambers for less than two years, but even there Dems took full advantage attempting to "fundamentally transform" America.

Republicans have NEVER enjoyed that type of power.

My point is, the vast majority of damage occurred during very brief moments in time and that ongoing damage is locked in and impossible to change/reform until the entire system collapses.

When (not if) the system collapses, maybe Republicans will control Congress and/or the executive branch or maybe not.

It doesn't matter. Democrats deserve 100% of the blame.
 
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When FDR took over, Democrats controlled 64% of the Senate and 73% of the House seats. By the time he left office, they controlled 80% in both chambers! Democrats also enjoyed massive majorities with LBJ from 1965-1966, and it was during that very brief period when they rammed through their massive "Great Society" programs that are currently bankrupting the country.

Compare that type of grip on power when Obama had 59% in both chambers for less than two years, but even there Dems took full advantage attempting to "fundamentally transform" America.

Republicans have NEVER enjoyed that type of power.

My point is, the vast majority of damage occurred during very brief moments in time and that ongoing damage is locked in and impossible to change/reform until the entire system collapses.

When (not if) the system collapses, maybe Republicans will control Congress and/or the executive branch or maybe not.

It doesn't matter. Democrats deserve 100% of the blame.
This isn't about who is to blame. It's about fixing something that is fucked up. Since LBJ, and before Obama took office in 2008, there have been 2 Democrats covering 12 years and 5 Republicans covering 24 years occupying the Oval Office. Stop putting all the blame on Democrats!!
 

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This isn't about who is to blame. It's about fixing something that is fucked up. Since LBJ, and before Obama took office in 2008, there have been 2 Democrats covering 12 years and 5 Republicans covering 24 years occupying the Oval Office. Stop putting all the blame on Democrats!!

The Cloward–Piven strategy is a political strategy outlined in 1966 by American sociologists and political activists Richard Cloward and Frances Fox Piven that called for overloading the U.S. public welfare system in order to precipitate a crisis that would lead to a replacement of the welfare system with a national system of "a guaranteed annual income and thus an end to poverty".[

Your welcome. It just so happens that Obama is friends with both of these folks....shocking huh.
 
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The Cloward–Piven strategy is a political strategy outlined in 1966 by American sociologists and political activists Richard Cloward and Frances Fox Piven that called for overloading the U.S. public welfare system in order to precipitate a crisis that would lead to a replacement of the welfare system with a national system of "a guaranteed annual income and thus an end to poverty".[

Your welcome. It just so happens that Obama is friends with both of these folks....shocking huh.
The system was fucked up long before Obama took office so don't blame him. 1966 was 50 fucking years ago. Republicans have had plenty of opportunities to change the system and did nothing. Both parties to blame for the welfare system mess.
 

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The system was fucked up long before Obama took office so don't blame him. 1966 was 50 fucking years ago. Republicans have had plenty of opportunities to change the system and did nothing. Both parties to blame for the welfare system mess.

Bottom Line - Obama made it worse not better.
 

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This isn't about who is to blame. It's about fixing something that is fucked up. Since LBJ, and before Obama took office in 2008, there have been 2 Democrats covering 12 years and 5 Republicans covering 24 years occupying the Oval Office. Stop putting all the blame on Democrats!!

It is what it is.

Democrat programs are bankrupting the country, not Republican programs. Democrat programs are "locked in" with no reform in sight. Obamacare is just another nail in the coffin.

"Mandatory" vs "discretionary" spending - can you imagine running a business this way? face)(*^% Only in Progressive-ville.

18 trillion in debt means the "voices of sanity" were abandoned a long time ago. Anyone who refuses to go along to get along and accept the status-quo is labeled a "radical" and demagogued off the stage.

Want to protect yourself against this left wing insanity when reality hits the fan?

Buy lots of GOLD and arm yourself to the teeth with MASSIVE FIREPOWER - what every sane Americans is doing. Oh, wait a minute...

'Progressives' don't think you have any right to keep and bear arms, either and are working around the clock looking for legal 'loopholes' (creative "constitutional interpretations") to take away that right away from you as well!

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The system was fucked up long before Obama took office so don't blame him. 1966 was 50 fucking years ago. Republicans have had plenty of opportunities to change the system and did nothing. Both parties to blame for the welfare system mess.

False.

55% of the Senate is not "plenty of opportunities to change the system"

C'mon wash, you're a bright guy, do you really need a civics lesson here?
 
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False.

55% of the Senate is not "plenty of opportunities to change the system"

C'mon wash, you're a bright guy, do you really need a civics lesson here?
From1995-2007(12 years) Republicans held total control of both House and Senate for 10 of those years. And Bush was President for 4 of those years, so yes, they had opportunities. Let me ask this, did they even try?
 
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False.

55% of the Senate is not "plenty of opportunities to change the system"

C'mon wash, you're a bright guy, do you really need a civics lesson here?
And actually, according to most your buddies on here I am an idiot, not a bright guy.
 

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And actually, according to most your buddies on here I am an idiot, not a bright guy.

Well, I'm trying to be civil.

"From1995-2007(12 years) Republicans held total control of both House and Senate for 10 of those years. And Bush was President for 4 of those years, so yes, they had opportunities. Let me ask this, did they even try?"

This statement is meaningless because...

If a party doesn't control ALL branches of government along with a filibuster-proof majority in the Senate, the type of necessary changes you are advocating WILL NOT HAPPEN!

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Did Republicans try? What does that even mean? Of course they tried!

Bush proposes overhaul of Social Security, Medicare
http://bigstory.ap.org/article/7701...sh-proposes-overhaul-social-security-medicare

Like Scott L trying to reason with certain posters in here, predictably those efforts went NOWHERE.

As I stated previously, 18 trillion in debt with no end in sight makes "bipartisanship" a pipe dream - unless your idea of "bipartisanship" is colluding with the party mostly responsible for this mess and thereby compounding the problem: Big Government!
 

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Youre shaking in your boots....Scared you will lose the welfare check & have to go to work for a living after Trump brings back all those jobs from overseas...You tards arent shitting us at all...

As usual, you have no fucking idea what you're talking about, you pea brain, lying cock sucker. Whoever gets in, Cruz or Boy Blunder, will be routed. You took it up the ass in 2012, get ready to bite the pillow later this year as well.
 

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More gay and penis references by resident queer.
 
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Well, I'm trying to be civil.

"From1995-2007(12 years) Republicans held total control of both House and Senate for 10 of those years. And Bush was President for 4 of those years, so yes, they had opportunities. Let me ask this, did they even try?"

This statement is meaningless because...

If a party doesn't control ALL branches of government along with a filibuster-proof majority in the Senate, the type of necessary changes you are advocating WILL NOT HAPPEN!

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Did Republicans try? What does that even mean? Of course they tried!

Bush proposes overhaul of Social Security, Medicare
http://bigstory.ap.org/article/7701...sh-proposes-overhaul-social-security-medicare

Like Scott L trying to reason with certain posters in here, predictably those efforts went NOWHERE.

As I stated previously, 18 trillion in debt with no end in sight makes "bipartisanship" a pipe dream - unless your idea of "bipartisanship" is colluding with the party mostly responsible for this mess and thereby compounding the problem: Big Government!
If what you say is true, then how can they repeal ACA? My understanding is if a Republican gets in the Oval Office next year the first thing done will be get rid of ACA. If they can't fix a program that hasn't worked in 50 years, how can they fix one that's only been around a few years without the majority you speak of?
 
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Well, I'm trying to be civil.

"From1995-2007(12 years) Republicans held total control of both House and Senate for 10 of those years. And Bush was President for 4 of those years, so yes, they had opportunities. Let me ask this, did they even try?"

This statement is meaningless because...

If a party doesn't control ALL branches of government along with a filibuster-proof majority in the Senate, the type of necessary changes you are advocating WILL NOT HAPPEN!

6a00d83451d25c69e20120a8f2119b970b-400wi


Did Republicans try? What does that even mean? Of course they tried!

Bush proposes overhaul of Social Security, Medicare
http://bigstory.ap.org/article/7701...sh-proposes-overhaul-social-security-medicare

Like Scott L trying to reason with certain posters in here, predictably those efforts went NOWHERE.

As I stated previously, 18 trillion in debt with no end in sight makes "bipartisanship" a pipe dream - unless your idea of "bipartisanship" is colluding with the party mostly responsible for this mess and thereby compounding the problem: Big Government!
Also, Jeb Bush proposing something as part of his campaign is not Republicans in Congress trying to do something.
 

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If what you say is true, then how can they repeal ACA? My understanding is if a Republican gets in the Oval Office next year the first thing done will be get rid of ACA. If they can't fix a program that hasn't worked in 50 years, how can they fix one that's only been around a few years without the majority you speak of?

If you're asking me how I think the GOP should get rid of Obamacare, I would do it with a reconciliation bill which cannot be filibustered - and therefore can pass the Senate with a simple majority of 51 votes.
 

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