On the Lighter Side
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Scott buddy --I warned you about the
no experience/qualifications and the tax and spend redistribution. Next time I warn you
-you need to trust me--I'm Gumby Dammit
P.S. all may not be lost--it looking like it could be instant replay of last time liberals ruled Pres and congress-Clinton's 1st 2 years of taxes and spending an d trying to shove healthcare- led to greatest turnover of party seats in history--
But--Rebs turned things around after getting back majority and their contract with america and the 6 years that followed were pretty good.
--so maybe mid term elections we'll see a repeat
1994 Elections
In the elections of 1994, the Democrats lost 54 seats in the House of Representatives, and 8 seats in the Senate (followed by two defections after the election), giving the Republicans a majority in both houses of Congress for the first time since 1954. The Republicans also had a net gain of 12 governors' seats in that election.
Analysts have suggested many causes for the drastic change in political sentiment in the country ebtween 1992 and 1994; among the causes suggested were voter disgust at Congressional scandals mainly implicating Democrats, voter distrust of Clinton after the presentation and defeat of the "Hillarycare" healthcare proposal, the nationalization of the election by Newt Gingrich's "Contract with America", and more skilled framing of issues by the Republicans in 1994.<SUP id=_ref-3 class=reference>[4]</SUP>
Lets see healthcare again
--Dem corruption--
--O tried to get every tax cheat he could find in cabinet
we had 2 govs resign both from liberal strongholds NY and Ill--Jefferson finally got convicted--and appears more convictions to come--
congressional watchdog group says 17 lawmakers are currently under investigation for allegedly breaking ethical standards. Charges include steering earmarked funds toward associates, tax evasion and receiving preferential mortgage rates.
Citizens for Responsibility and Ethics in Washington says 13 of the accused are Democrats and four are Republicans. Those four are Don Young of Alaska, Jerry Lewis and Gary Miller of California and Pennsylvania's Tim Murphy.
The Democratic side features Senators Roland Burris of Illinois, Kent Conrad of North Dakota, Chris Dodd of Connecticut and New Jersey's Robert Menendez. House members being investigated include John Murtha of Pennsylvania, Linda and Loretta Sanchez of California, and House Ways and Means Committee Chairman Charles Rangel of New York. The Politico reports that Rangel has now spent more than $1 million in his defense.
Glad to pelosi draining that swamp
no experience/qualifications and the tax and spend redistribution. Next time I warn you
-you need to trust me--I'm Gumby Dammit
P.S. all may not be lost--it looking like it could be instant replay of last time liberals ruled Pres and congress-Clinton's 1st 2 years of taxes and spending an d trying to shove healthcare- led to greatest turnover of party seats in history--
But--Rebs turned things around after getting back majority and their contract with america and the 6 years that followed were pretty good.
--so maybe mid term elections we'll see a repeat
1994 Elections
In the elections of 1994, the Democrats lost 54 seats in the House of Representatives, and 8 seats in the Senate (followed by two defections after the election), giving the Republicans a majority in both houses of Congress for the first time since 1954. The Republicans also had a net gain of 12 governors' seats in that election.
Analysts have suggested many causes for the drastic change in political sentiment in the country ebtween 1992 and 1994; among the causes suggested were voter disgust at Congressional scandals mainly implicating Democrats, voter distrust of Clinton after the presentation and defeat of the "Hillarycare" healthcare proposal, the nationalization of the election by Newt Gingrich's "Contract with America", and more skilled framing of issues by the Republicans in 1994.<SUP id=_ref-3 class=reference>[4]</SUP>
Lets see healthcare again
--Dem corruption--
--O tried to get every tax cheat he could find in cabinet
we had 2 govs resign both from liberal strongholds NY and Ill--Jefferson finally got convicted--and appears more convictions to come--
congressional watchdog group says 17 lawmakers are currently under investigation for allegedly breaking ethical standards. Charges include steering earmarked funds toward associates, tax evasion and receiving preferential mortgage rates.
Citizens for Responsibility and Ethics in Washington says 13 of the accused are Democrats and four are Republicans. Those four are Don Young of Alaska, Jerry Lewis and Gary Miller of California and Pennsylvania's Tim Murphy.
The Democratic side features Senators Roland Burris of Illinois, Kent Conrad of North Dakota, Chris Dodd of Connecticut and New Jersey's Robert Menendez. House members being investigated include John Murtha of Pennsylvania, Linda and Loretta Sanchez of California, and House Ways and Means Committee Chairman Charles Rangel of New York. The Politico reports that Rangel has now spent more than $1 million in his defense.
Glad to pelosi draining that swamp
First you claim Duff is an alter-ego of mine, then you imply that he's unemployed, then you imply that he's a lesbian plant from the Daily KOS? That's the trouble with you paranoid schizophrenics... you can't make up your mind(s).on the explain later--got something I'd like you and you alter ego Duff to explain.
You have same name format--post about the same times--many time one after another.
I noticed that after getting on Muff about her time slots (no job) on posts she has let it be known 3 times since he/she is on medicare.
Lets see--we are to believe that a senior citizen (with name and avatar as such)comes to "sports forum" and has 0 posts sports--as out of 76 posts one is in mojo the rest politics--
Little doubt this is you or one of your invites/plants from the Kos or some other liberal blog..
--and if Muffs on medicare it's disabilty as dependent --and would give 2/1 her fav athlete was Billy Jean King
For the record, I'm not Duff. But I give you points for trying to convince yourself that "I'm" the wingnut.
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I just pissed my pants.
that was a good one
