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2MuchMark 01-16-2015 12:40 PM

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Originally Posted by Robbie (Post 20359725)
I "admit" that every politician is a jaded piece of crap by the time they have risen up through party politics to get to the national scene.

I am pretty sure that some of them actually start out idealistic and want to "change the world". But after years of being a politician and rising up through the party...that idealism is long gone by the time any of us ever hear about them in the first place.

Romney, Hillary, Jeb Bush, Rand Paul, etc., etc.
If they are at national level politics then trust me...they are already jaded and looking out for themselves and their cronies.

Every once in a great while does one come along that actually gives a damn. I was born in 1961...and I can say without any doubt, there hasn't been one President in my lifetime who wasn't "awful".

Some were less awful than others. Some had talents (Reagan & Clinton had the talent of leadership...but both are still pieces of garbage)...but bottom line they weren't true to their ideals.
They were simply out to have power and to use that power to spread the wealth to their cronies.

I would tend to agree with you. Sure they all start off good, but shit happens along the way that terms them bad.

Regan was the worst. After all, the guy was an actor. If ever there was a puppet for a president, it was him.

_Richard_ 01-16-2015 12:47 PM

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crockett 01-16-2015 01:56 PM

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Originally Posted by _Richard_ (Post 20360477)

I remember that debate and seeing the pictures of him (Romney's son) afterwards and thinking.. here is no fucking way that guy is not a serial killer.. :1orglaugh

Robbie 01-16-2015 02:00 PM

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Originally Posted by ********** (Post 20360468)
I would tend to agree with you. Sure they all start off good, but shit happens along the way that terms them bad.

Regan was the worst. After all, the guy was an actor. If ever there was a puppet for a president, it was him.

I don't know about the "worst" ... when you say things like that I tend to think you are doing your usual "I hate Republicans only" dance and simultaneously laying out bait to troll Vendzilla.

If you really look at politics in the U.S. with your eyes open...you begin to see the real power.

It's not so much a President. They last only 4 to 8 years. Then they are put out to pasture and have zero power.

No, the REAL power is found in the two parties.

Think about it...President's come and go...but Republicans and Democrats in the House and Senate and all the bureaucrats in the giant over-bloated govt. are there for LIFE.

And even if some get voted out in the next election...they will just be replaced by another Dem or Repub and nothing changes.

There are plenty of people in Congress right now who are directly responsible for the housing crash that took down our economy from legislation they wrote back in the 1990's.

And people just keep voting for them. :(

GAMEFINEST 01-16-2015 02:14 PM

good luck to that retard

kane 01-16-2015 04:03 PM

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Originally Posted by Robbie (Post 20360561)
I don't know about the "worst" ... when you say things like that I tend to think you are doing your usual "I hate Republicans only" dance and simultaneously laying out bait to troll Vendzilla.

If you really look at politics in the U.S. with your eyes open...you begin to see the real power.

It's not so much a President. They last only 4 to 8 years. Then they are put out to pasture and have zero power.

No, the REAL power is found in the two parties.

Think about it...President's come and go...but Republicans and Democrats in the House and Senate and all the bureaucrats in the giant over-bloated govt. are there for LIFE.

And even if some get voted out in the next election...they will just be replaced by another Dem or Repub and nothing changes.

There are plenty of people in Congress right now who are directly responsible for the housing crash that took down our economy from legislation they wrote back in the 1990's.

And people just keep voting for them. :(

I am always amazed at how our leaders can repackage the same bullshit and continue to get people to buy into it.

John Stewart was interviewing a republican stratagist during the Obama/McCain election and he asked him why people should vote republican and the guy said because they were best equipped to fix the problems. Stewart laughed and said, "So basically your pitch is that you are the best people to fix what you screwed up." The guy kind of shrugged and said, "Yup."

I've heard the same thing from democrats and republicans since I was old enough to pay attention to politics and it seems like neither one of them has really actually done any of the things they promised (with the exception of healthcare reform, but there are many arguments that Obamacare didn't really reform much).

arock10 01-16-2015 04:16 PM

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Originally Posted by mineistaken (Post 20359244)
47%ers never learn, that it is why they are 47ers in the first place. He needs US to produce better results thus producing more quality citizens as opposed to welfare and "take from the rich and give away to poor" types...

Under Obama the 47% have shrunk to 40% due an improved economy. So maybe he has a chance?

Robbie 01-17-2015 01:33 AM

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Originally Posted by arock10 (Post 20360684)
Under Obama the 47% have shrunk to 40% due an improved economy. So maybe he has a chance?

Really?

The stats I keep hearing quoted are that the wealth gap between the rich and the poor is higher than ever. More people on foodstamps than ever. Unemployment "down" because of the smallest labor force participation rate in modern times.

The only thing bringing the economy to life right now are low fuel prices. (thanks to fracking and the Saudis ramping up production to try and make fracking less profitable)

_Richard_ 01-17-2015 01:59 AM

^ my god

arock10 01-17-2015 02:07 AM

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Originally Posted by Robbie (Post 20361022)
Really?

The stats I keep hearing quoted are that the wealth gap between the rich and the poor is higher than ever. More people on foodstamps than ever. Unemployment "down" because of the smallest labor force participation rate in modern times.

The only thing bringing the economy to life right now are low fuel prices. (thanks to fracking and the Saudis ramping up production to try and make fracking less profitable)

Hey
Here you go

http://www.washingtonpost.com/blogs/wonkblog/wp/2015/01/13/good-news-for-romney-the-47-percent-are-now-down-to-40-percent/

just a punk 01-17-2015 03:10 AM

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Originally Posted by crockett (Post 20360556)
I remember that debate and seeing the pictures of him (Romney's son) afterwards and thinking.. here is no fucking way that guy is not a serial killer.. :1orglaugh

All religious lunatics are potential killers.

Robbie 01-17-2015 10:08 AM

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Originally Posted by arock10 (Post 20361026)

A blog...
I looked it up and the numbers from different sources are kinda all over the place. The lowest I saw (other than that blog) was 42%. Most sources say 43%

No matter how you look at it...that number is too high. Hopefully it will come down to sane levels IF fuel prices can stay down and lower the costs of everything and keep the economy rolling.

Which is yet another good argument for abolishing income tax and going with a national sales tax.

Then EVERYONE will pay as they go.
"Rich" people will still pay more (to keep the big govt. lovers happy) because they buy more things and buy expensive things.

arock10 01-17-2015 12:49 PM

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Originally Posted by Robbie (Post 20361255)
A blog...
I looked it up and the numbers from different sources are kinda all over the place. The lowest I saw (other than that blog) was 42%. Most sources say 43%

No matter how you look at it...that number is too high. Hopefully it will come down to sane levels IF fuel prices can stay down and lower the costs of everything and keep the economy rolling.

Which is yet another good argument for abolishing income tax and going with a national sales tax.

Then EVERYONE will pay as they go.
"Rich" people will still pay more (to keep the big govt. lovers happy) because they buy more things and buy expensive things.

National sales tax way more regressive. Someone living pay check to pay check will get taxed on all the money they earn since they spend it all

Just cause people aren't paying federal income tax doesn't mean they still aren't paying a good deal in taxes.

2MuchMark 01-17-2015 01:20 PM

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Originally Posted by Robbie (Post 20361255)
"Rich" people will still pay more (to keep the big govt. lovers happy) because they buy more things and buy expensive things.


There are a lot more poor people than rich people. Poor people spend much more of their money (usually 100% of it) on the things they want, and they pay the highest percent of taxes.

Rich people spend less of what they have, saving it in the bank, and keeping it out of the economy and paying less taxes. Some place their money offshore f shore, paying less or no taxes again. Rich people with businesses use a variety of methods to pay less or no taxes on expenses related to their businesses.

PornoMonster 01-18-2015 01:25 AM

Even if he didn't say it, His high attention to religion is his Achilles heal.
It will dilute the votes for a decent republican person if they have one....

fappingJack 01-18-2015 03:30 AM

try and try until you succeed lol

Grapesoda 01-18-2015 06:48 AM

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Originally Posted by Squirtit (Post 20359435)
Right wingers in the porn business :1orglaugh:1orglaugh

FTR I'm fiscally conservative & socially liberal so don't left vs right me it doesn't work :thumbsup

as a financiall conservative how do you justify a 52%+ tax on your income and going up, according to Obama, to pay for a bunch socially liberal policy's? curious about that...

here's the true measure of your income earning potential... how much did your health ins go up with obama care?


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