More Food for your Soul from Speaker Boehner:

[guest]

As many of you know, I urgently believe that Barack Hussein Obama needs to be stopped at all costs.

I believe that John Boehner presents a good case as to why this must be so.

Let him illuminate the cobwebs of your mind:

Remember how our math teachers were always saying, ‘show your work’? In that spirit, Speaker Boehner – a former small business owner – released a new video today in which he appears alongside many of the 30+ bills the House has passed to remove government barriers to job creation in America. The video is a prebuttal to President Obama’s speech later today in Cleveland, where, despite a recent spate of bad economic news, he is “not likely to unveil new ideas to boost the economy and create new jobs.”

Laid out on his desk, Speaker Boehner notes, are “practical, common-sense proposals to help small businesses create jobs and build a stronger economy for all Americans.” Among them: bills to cut taxes for small businesses, rein in excessive regulations, and fully repeal to the health care law that’s making it harder for small businesses to hire new workers. All part of Republicans’ Plan for America’s Job Creators, these proposals remain blocked by the Democratic-controlled Senate, which has shown no urgency to act on jobs bills or even pass a budget.

President Obama hasn’t prodded the Senate – or his own administration – to act, first saying the private sector is “doing fine” and now giving an economic speech that lacks economic proposals. That’s because his team “made clear they don't see many fresh options,” and the president appears to be, well, doing fine with that. Today’s speech, a pivot to nothing after 40 months of unemployment above eight percent, is yet another indication of a shrunken presidency.

While Democrats try to get the president to ‘reframe’ his message, struggling Americans want him to change his policies. That’s why the House continues to focus on jobs, with action in the coming weeks to address high energy prices and stop the tax hike scheduled to hit small business job creators on January 1. “We’re going to keep adding to this pile,” Boehner says in the video, “and we’re going to keep calling on President Obama and Senate Democrats to give these jobs bills a vote.” Because this isn’t just our work – it’s our work in progress.

Please read and vote to end the Obama cancer in 2012. Help America move forward.

Romney '12.

[monty]

i hope you are kidding. this election cycle reminds me of the bush vs kerry where the opponent can so easily be painted as worse than whats already in power. i don't care how bad obama is/you think he is, he's at least a known evil. romney will be exponentially worse. he is the poster boy of how out of touch with the american people elected officials are and if you look at his history in any office it does not bode well for the country as a whole

if you want real change or real progress for this country vote non majority party. or just spark the revolution.

[par73]

dude shut the *cruiser* up

everyone has their 2 cents those are mine

if you're voting romney you're voting for the same cancer you're trying to vote against. america won't move forward, 'help' it move forward, hilarious. you can keep feeding cattle for as long as you want but they won't kick up dust till they are in stampede mode. Maybe we need another 8 or 12 years before we finally get our generations mobilized to take back the land entrusted to us by our forefathers, who knew shit like this and all sorts of other SHIT would happen once control and decisions made by the public would filter out through time.

[augustkamppur]

[pogue]

I'm voting for Herman Cain:

[pogue]

[guest]

Mitt Romney is a successful businessman.

Barack Obama prefers to go golfing while we're stuck at 8.2% unemployment.

[guest]

GDI Seeker. You're such a *cruisering* stupid paki republican son of a bitch.

[fuckyougrim]

Jun 19, 2012 4:13:12 GMT 2 guest said:

Mitt Romney is a successful businessman.

Barack Obama prefers to go golfing while we're stuck at 8.2% unemployment.

you don't know how often romney will go on vacation, MORAN

[guest]

It's a common problem with liberals.

Once you respond to their posts with logic they wither away and respond with insults.

I thought liberals were supposed to be tolerant. It seems to me like it's conservatives that truly care about bettering society as a whole.

Liberals on the other hand want to cut us off from self-sufficiency in energy by messing with the Keystone XL pipeline.

[fuckyougrim]

Jun 20, 2012 0:00:39 GMT 2 guest said:

It's a common problem with liberals.

Once you respond to their posts with logic they wither away and respond with insults.

I thought liberals were supposed to be tolerant. It seems to me like it's conservatives that truly care about bettering society as a whole.

Liberals on the other hand want to cut us off from self-sufficiency in energy by messing with the Keystone XL pipeline.

Typical conservative can't stay on topic when someone brings up a legitimate point they find inconvenient. Instead they will act offended someone said something insensitive (you *cruisering* pussies) and then regurgitate talking points. You're going to burn in hell, Jesus will have no pity on your rotting corpse of a soul.

[guest]

To stay on topic would be to do something that would be unbecoming of the Conservative Ethos:

Being the better man.

[fuckyougrim]

conservatives are political trolls

[par73]

Mitty Romney "currently, I'm unemployed" LooL

[honkey]

Superguest:

Funny how you try to point out others logic, yet you fail to have any yourself. Dont truly understand why people argue over which group of rich, privelaged, wind bag will throw your money down the tubes to weapons companies, pork projects, and other crap that helps them and their buddies get richer, and keeps you on the outside.

Both sides start unjust wars, promote the military complex, do nothing to address failing schools (Dont even say no child left behind act, that was a scam designed to give merriam webster)

List of recent scams by party (when in reality they all work together anyway)

Republican:
Iraq war (obvious)

No child left behind (bush own stock company, kills public schools, while making merriam webster rich)

Medicare Part D- Requires seniors that arent even on Medications to purchase presciption medication insurance.

Democrat:

Bailout- Instead of pressing criminal charges, the obama administration gives get out of jail free cards to the banks that caused this whole mess.

Illegal wars: basically declared war on: Libya, Pakistan, and other random countries without any approval, and media posturing that its ok that our government causes wars without cause.

Ndaa- Basically strips ammendments that the republicans before them didnt have time to destroy.

Both Parties:

Prison industrial complex (cia caught selling drugs, around the same time prison sentences increase for drug possession, at the same time prisons become private for profit institutes)

National defense- Continously pump money in to it, despite us being the agressors in nearly every conflict.

Public schools and infrastructure: We have cities like detroit, chicago, etc where dropout rates exceed graduation rates, yet the government has billions for their "defense" budget every year, yet no money to even rebuild our schools.


in short: voting for either party is voting for a greater wealth disparity, more failing schools, more failing infrastructure, more failing long term energy solutions, more failed military campaigns, more failed disaster relief efforts, and failure as a nation in general. Keep fighting each other while they laugh their way to the bank.