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Kerry slips out on taxes and screws America workers.
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Well 2yrs later and were a welfare state going nowhere because he caters to the "me generation" and no one else.Come November that all changes thank GOD.
Well durrr,I was layed off in construction for a year and WENT OFF AND ONperiodically of unemployment until finally getting a full-time job.
Once I realized O wasn't bringing no construction jobs to the private sector I decided to get off the welfare state a take a job because to many people are abusing the system right now.
As far as the Indians go?Oh well back then pioneers came and roamed the land that technically was never claimed.You should do your research on Christianity and history because you obviously are lacking in knowledge.
I could really care less of what you guys think.Just keep doing the "me generation shuffle":0064
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Yeah. We are all lacking knowledge. Thats why you always have to run back to your family for advice on what to post.
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Kerry is slipping and sliding as he is hounded by a news crew.
In one response he said he didnt own the boat and the taxes would be paid.
I would say he has been spotted on the yacht a few times already.
Kerry about ran to get away from reporters and hop in his new mercedes pledging to raise taxes on everyone in America but doing it in such a way that they could affort a 7 million dollar yacht built in New Zealand .
what a guy
In one response he said he didnt own the boat and the taxes would be paid.
I would say he has been spotted on the yacht a few times already.
Kerry about ran to get away from reporters and hop in his new mercedes pledging to raise taxes on everyone in America but doing it in such a way that they could affort a 7 million dollar yacht built in New Zealand .
what a guy
CLEVELAND ? Could anybody have been surprised that high drama...
Posted: 12:38 AM, July 27, 2010
Massachusetts Congressman Barney Frank caused a scene when he demanded a $1 senior discount on his ferry fare to Fire Island's popular gay haunt, The Pines, last Friday. Frank was turned down by ticket clerks at the dock in Sayville because he didn't have the required Suffolk County Senior Citizens ID. A witness reports, "Frank made such a drama over the senior rate that I contemplated offering him the dollar to cool down the situation." Frank made news last year when he was spotted looking uncomfortable around a bevy of topless, well-built men at the Pines Annual Ascension Beach Party. Frank's spokesperson confirmed to Page Six that his partner, James Ready, asked the ticket office for a regular ticket for himself and a senior ticket for Frank, "but was turned down because Frank didn't have a resident ID."
07/28/2010 4:57 AM
No avaleigh, he's not an idiot. The IDIOTS are the ones who vote for him and keep him in office just like Teddy "the swimmer" Kennedy.
chicagoray
07/28/2010 4:24 AM
Bendover Barney can't miss a night at the local bathhouse. He needs the extra buck for KY jelly I guess.
When will his district send this American disgrace to the bathhouse curb? There's not another person in congress who's caused more damage to our society than he.
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asdf12567
07/28/2010 3:40 AM
smooth move. Note to self: Never do anything so idiotic as to make national news on route to a decadent gay fest.
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Penny
07/28/2010 3:37 AM
Ah, the DRAMA QUEEN strikes again!
As others have mightily and accurately noted, Frank (along with his buddy Dodd) is RESPONSIBLE for the dire mortgage debacle that we the taxpayers now own.
Resign, you incompetent, corrupt BUM!
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avaleigh
07/28/2010 2:34 AM
This man is another idiot in power.Can they not teach these people how to behave when in the public eye???? Hopeless im sure.
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harry
07/28/2010 2:13 AM
Democrat party family values. Shame on anyone who votes for the democrat party. This is all on you.
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BOBBY LOPEZ
07/28/2010 1:58 AM
Good ole Barney smoking the sau-seeeech, what a funny visual!
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jagus
07/28/2010 1:57 AM
Proving, once again, that liberalism is a mental disorder. Won't shed a tear over this piece of human excrement.
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on a lighter note, Barney needs a dollar.
seriously we are in trouble in America
Posted: 12:38 AM, July 27, 2010
Massachusetts Congressman Barney Frank caused a scene when he demanded a $1 senior discount on his ferry fare to Fire Island's popular gay haunt, The Pines, last Friday. Frank was turned down by ticket clerks at the dock in Sayville because he didn't have the required Suffolk County Senior Citizens ID. A witness reports, "Frank made such a drama over the senior rate that I contemplated offering him the dollar to cool down the situation." Frank made news last year when he was spotted looking uncomfortable around a bevy of topless, well-built men at the Pines Annual Ascension Beach Party. Frank's spokesperson confirmed to Page Six that his partner, James Ready, asked the ticket office for a regular ticket for himself and a senior ticket for Frank, "but was turned down because Frank didn't have a resident ID."
07/28/2010 4:57 AM
No avaleigh, he's not an idiot. The IDIOTS are the ones who vote for him and keep him in office just like Teddy "the swimmer" Kennedy.
chicagoray
07/28/2010 4:24 AM
Bendover Barney can't miss a night at the local bathhouse. He needs the extra buck for KY jelly I guess.
When will his district send this American disgrace to the bathhouse curb? There's not another person in congress who's caused more damage to our society than he.
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asdf12567
07/28/2010 3:40 AM
smooth move. Note to self: Never do anything so idiotic as to make national news on route to a decadent gay fest.
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Penny
07/28/2010 3:37 AM
Ah, the DRAMA QUEEN strikes again!
As others have mightily and accurately noted, Frank (along with his buddy Dodd) is RESPONSIBLE for the dire mortgage debacle that we the taxpayers now own.
Resign, you incompetent, corrupt BUM!
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avaleigh
07/28/2010 2:34 AM
This man is another idiot in power.Can they not teach these people how to behave when in the public eye???? Hopeless im sure.
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harry
07/28/2010 2:13 AM
Democrat party family values. Shame on anyone who votes for the democrat party. This is all on you.
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BOBBY LOPEZ
07/28/2010 1:58 AM
Good ole Barney smoking the sau-seeeech, what a funny visual!
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jagus
07/28/2010 1:57 AM
Proving, once again, that liberalism is a mental disorder. Won't shed a tear over this piece of human excrement.
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on a lighter note, Barney needs a dollar.
seriously we are in trouble in America
Gleeful GOP: John Kerry sinks Dems
Hope boat tax flap has voters jumping ship
By Hillary Chabot, Jessica Heslam and Katie Carlin
Wednesday, July 28, 2010 - Updated 12 hours ago
Buoyant Massachusetts Republicans say U.S. Sen. John Kerry?s boat tax bumbling could turn the state?s already storm-tossed Democratic congressional campaigns into a fleet of S.S. Minnows: at risk of being lost.
?Campaigning with Kerry would be like campaigning with Thurston Howell III on Gilligan?s Island,? said Jennifer Nassour, chairwoman of the state?s Republican Party. ?Could he be more out of touch??
GOP consultant Ron Kaufman expects Democrats to flee from what he called ?the sinking ship.?
?The thing that kills you the most in politics is two things - arrogance and hypocrisy. (Kerry) represents both of those,? said Kaufman. Kerry?s choice to dock his $7 million yacht in tax-free Rhode Island plays into voter anger about out-of-touch Washington insiders - the same anger that pushed U.S. Sen. Scott Brown to victory, he said.
If the Republicans are right, that could make the state?s senior senator an electoral albatross. A spokesman for U.S. Rep. Niki Tsongas (D-Lowell) declined to say if she would welcome Kerry at the oars in her own re-election bid. But former state Democratic Chairman Phil Johnston called the boat scandal a passing squall.
?I think John Kerry remains very popular,? said Johnston, a consultant for congressional candidate and Norfolk District Attorney William Keating. ?Bill Keating would be happy to have (Kerry) campaign for him.?
Tory Mazzola of the National Republican Congressional Committee, countered that the squall hit at the worst possible time for Dems fishing for Brown voters.
?It is certainly a drag on Democrats going into a tough election season where they already have to defend a record of raising taxes and spending recklessly,? said Mazzola. ?When it comes time to pay their bill to Uncle Sam they conveniently forget.?
The tax scandal has made such a splash nationally that although Kerry isn?t up for re-election himself until 2014, Republican officials are mulling a new Kerry-themed fund-raising ad. During Kerry?s failed 2004 presidential bid, GOP officials labeled him a flip-flopper with windsurfing footage of Kerry maneuvering to catch the breeze.
Meanwhile, Kerry could also face additional tax-dodging fire because his billionaire wife, Teresa Heinz, ponies up in tax-friendlier Pennsylvania. The Keystone State?s income tax is only 3.07 percent compared to 5.3 percent here, and the sales tax is 25 percent lower there.
Hope boat tax flap has voters jumping ship
By Hillary Chabot, Jessica Heslam and Katie Carlin
Wednesday, July 28, 2010 - Updated 12 hours ago
Buoyant Massachusetts Republicans say U.S. Sen. John Kerry?s boat tax bumbling could turn the state?s already storm-tossed Democratic congressional campaigns into a fleet of S.S. Minnows: at risk of being lost.
?Campaigning with Kerry would be like campaigning with Thurston Howell III on Gilligan?s Island,? said Jennifer Nassour, chairwoman of the state?s Republican Party. ?Could he be more out of touch??
GOP consultant Ron Kaufman expects Democrats to flee from what he called ?the sinking ship.?
?The thing that kills you the most in politics is two things - arrogance and hypocrisy. (Kerry) represents both of those,? said Kaufman. Kerry?s choice to dock his $7 million yacht in tax-free Rhode Island plays into voter anger about out-of-touch Washington insiders - the same anger that pushed U.S. Sen. Scott Brown to victory, he said.
If the Republicans are right, that could make the state?s senior senator an electoral albatross. A spokesman for U.S. Rep. Niki Tsongas (D-Lowell) declined to say if she would welcome Kerry at the oars in her own re-election bid. But former state Democratic Chairman Phil Johnston called the boat scandal a passing squall.
?I think John Kerry remains very popular,? said Johnston, a consultant for congressional candidate and Norfolk District Attorney William Keating. ?Bill Keating would be happy to have (Kerry) campaign for him.?
Tory Mazzola of the National Republican Congressional Committee, countered that the squall hit at the worst possible time for Dems fishing for Brown voters.
?It is certainly a drag on Democrats going into a tough election season where they already have to defend a record of raising taxes and spending recklessly,? said Mazzola. ?When it comes time to pay their bill to Uncle Sam they conveniently forget.?
The tax scandal has made such a splash nationally that although Kerry isn?t up for re-election himself until 2014, Republican officials are mulling a new Kerry-themed fund-raising ad. During Kerry?s failed 2004 presidential bid, GOP officials labeled him a flip-flopper with windsurfing footage of Kerry maneuvering to catch the breeze.
Meanwhile, Kerry could also face additional tax-dodging fire because his billionaire wife, Teresa Heinz, ponies up in tax-friendlier Pennsylvania. The Keystone State?s income tax is only 3.07 percent compared to 5.3 percent here, and the sales tax is 25 percent lower there.
Hedge, I support Wal Mart too, an AMERICAN company that is the nations largest private employer, I think it's UN American not to.
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I don't work for Wal Mart but do appreciate that many people provide for their families by working there.
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Are you kidding me? I would love to see who can support a family by working at Wal Mart.
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You're right, they should QUIT their JOB at Wal Mart and draw WELFARE.
:facepalm:
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