DNC’s Powerhouse Response to GOP debate

By Wednesday June 15, 2011

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  1. foobar says:
    6/17/2011 at 12:54 pm

    I guess the tea party is also outraged that Exxon Mobil didn’t pay taxes. Or Citibank. And I agree about GE. In the 2010 election cycle their top political contributions were to GOP candidate Rob Portman who previously served in Bush’s cabinet.

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  2. foobar says:
    6/17/2011 at 1:19 pm

    Leave HTML tags for the grownups Voice.

    Should be fixed now I hope.

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  3. foobar says:
    6/17/2011 at 1:19 pm

    Nope. Hmmm.

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  4. Guyver says:
    6/17/2011 at 1:41 pm

    Sad but true: http://tinyurl.com/3wunowe

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  5. The Voice says:
    6/17/2011 at 3:04 pm

    #102,

    foobar,

    What were you saying :-)

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  6. foobar says:
    6/17/2011 at 3:11 pm

    I suck ;-)

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  7. foobar says:
    6/17/2011 at 10:00 pm

    There’s a malformed italics tag in comment #90. The tags are now nested so deeply your browser can’t figure out how to fix it.

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  8. Taxed Enough Already Dude says:
    6/18/2011 at 4:57 am

    #101 Yes we are. The Tea Party is composed of Democrats, Independents and Republicans who love this country and want to save it.

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  9. MikeN says:
    6/18/2011 at 1:05 pm

    In response to the possibility Obama might lose, liberals are already at work saying George Bush is a reasonable moderate compared to the current contenders. Of course I predicted this would happen. Another year for them to say the current candidate is a total dummy, and actually George Bush was pretty bright.

    http://washingtonpost.com/opinions/after-gop-debate-feeling-nostalgic-for-george-w-bush/2011/06/15/AGgbrWWH_story.html

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  10. LibertyLover says:
    6/18/2011 at 4:02 pm

    #109, From the article:

    The reform now needs to be reformed, of course, but it was a serious initiative.

    Typical Politispeak for, “No government program is a failure, no matter how poorly it has performed.”

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  11. bobbo, deep down, what drives us says:
    6/18/2011 at 4:17 pm

    109–Mike==I agree with you. Nothing removes BushtheRetard from the bottom of the heap. Nothing except the reality of criminal conduct. We shall see.

    110–Loser==I’m not gonna read the article because it is axiomatic that all reforms need to be reformed. The truth is always corrupted/used for nefarious purposes by those like YOU who wish to do so.

    As you say: typical. Now, go reform yourself.

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  12. Guyver says:
    6/20/2011 at 7:16 am

    51, Bobbo,

    I said the Republicans, especially as demonstrated in Wisconsin, acted like Hitler in winning a Democratic election and then taking the country in ways that were not campaigned on.

    The Republicans are doing the very thing their constituents wanted. The Dems lost power at the federal and state level in your particular scenario simply because voters put many Dems out of office due to shoving ObamaCare, Stimulus Plan, Cash for Clunkers, and other entitlements down the throat of taxpayers.

    How’s that? Obama was pretty much TRAPPED by teh mess Bush left him. More meaningless rhetoric.

    Strategy of the Obama Administration seems to be that the first two years will be Bush Administration’s fault. The next two years will be the fault of Republicans in the House for his failures. Bottom line is he won’t take responsibility for his failures because he will lay blame on others.

    Having a majority of your party in congress does not give you “control.”

    As opposed to what? What excuse or blame are the Dems trying to use so as to shirk any responsibilities for dereliction of duty? They did not pass a budget last year for the current fiscal year. But I’m sure you’re the kind of tool who will gladly defend their laying blame when they had nothing in their way (except for voter wrath).

    When 80% of the voters want MediCare, want the Rich Taxed, and want out of Foreign Wars, and the Pukes push just the opposite, you are again spinning as fast as you can making the Hitler reference appropriate once again.

    80% eh? Interesting how you seem to pull supposed facts from where the sun doesn’t shine.

    Its the Pukes that are hoping for Memory Loss. This is the Pukes election to lose and they are well on their way to this outcome.

    Maybe, maybe not. We’ll just have to see what hope and change combined with continued high unemployment will do for the current administration and their blame game.

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