m_m the soda tax will affect everyone not just the obese! Hey here's an idea. Let's make damned sure that people pay their own insurance costs! Give them a tax break and perhaps they can afford it!

Have you heard about Barry's plan to tax dairy farmers and ranchers to the tune of $150.00-$200.00 per head of cattle?! Yes he can! Errrr,....yes he will! His tax is for the "greater good" dontcha know! It will be a "methane tax" for the harm that cow farts have on the environment! Yes Barry is planning on taxing private farmers and ranchers for cow farts! The estimation from the American Cattle Ranchers Assoc. is that upward of 90% of all private dairy farmers and ranchers will be forced out of business! Bravo Barry! Oh, and don't even get me started on his asinine Global Poverty Act!


Grab your knees folks! We have got a true believer in office now! A hard left ideologue without a clue as to how the real world works! We are fucked!


52% of the American electorate is economically illiterate and voted for a goddamned bumpersticker called hope and change! Give yourselves a pat on the back!



Riffy

Riffhard wrote on Dec 17^th, 2008 at 3:05pm:


The soda tax will affect everone that drinks sugared soft drinks. That's a choice. People can choose to drink what they want. As for the health insurance do you have a policy you bought on your own or through your employer? I'm guessing that you are referring to McCains plan of a tax break to purchase your own insurance. The dirty little secret is that that it's MUCH easier to deny health insurance to an individual than to an employer negotiating on behalf of their employees.
As far as Obama he hasn't taken office and any proposal needs to be approved by the legislative branch. Neither has happened yet. I'd be interested in any propsals you have to pay off our skyrocketing debt accrued under GW. Obama's cabinet appointments have been running very much on the conservative Democrat side rather than the far left shift you have been chicken-littling. The hard left you are referring to doesn't seem to be happening.

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I would be very interested to know the comparative educational levels of Obama and McCain voters.  I doubt that it would reflect glencar's opinion.  Let's start by comparing two voters selected at random:  say, Nobel Prize winning economist Paul Krugman vs. Joe the Plumber.

And if you think Barack "is already caught in his his [sic] first scandal" (presumably you're you're referring to Blagogate), you you need to get another news source besides Fox Noise. 

Brainbell Jangler wrote on Dec 18^th, 2008 at 12:20am:

And you wonder why any poster might be tempted to call you a loser?!? Joe the Plumber certainly seems more RATIONAL than Nutzo Krugman. And at least Joe the Plumber asked a pertinent question during the Prez campaign which is more than the boys at NEWSWEEK did. BTW I noticed with glee that after I canceled Newsweek that the mag is downsizing & laying off some piss poor writers. Elections have consequences, indeed!

As of Jan. 21st, I'll still have never seen Rev. Rick Warren! Just not on my radar screen.

Shoe throwing is a growing trend now! At a township meeting in Hoboken a random person threw a shoe because they raised homeowner's taxes by 47% and it was frustrating! I kinda like this trend! If everyone would just throw a shoe everytime there is a problem, it would be funny as hell! Someone should invent a special shoe, just made to be thrown, so you dont ruin a good pair!!  

Obama missed a huge opportunity to show leadership amid this economic crisis. Cancel the inaguration as money wasted.

gimmekeef wrote on Dec 18^th, 2008 at 2:25pm:

LOL That's what they'd be saying if McCain had won & was taking office. Times are hard & we all need to economize. It should start at the top!!!

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daaaaammn, son! you are back! (did you ever leave?)

i don't know what to think about emails .... or shemales... who or what should i believe??!!? ah, to hell with it. all the gossip just gives me wrinkles anyway.

BBJ, if you're hard up for cash, i would suggest joining a good tribute band.

lotsajizz wrote on Dec 18^th, 2008 at 2:34pm:



Hell hath froze over! Yes indeed the bailout is a joke. Anyone that supports this bailout is being fiscally inept! And yes, that includes Bush and a slew of Rinos. This is NOT a bailout for the poor workers. No, it is rather a bailout for a massive union with strong ties to one particular political party. Would these Democrats that are so in favor of a bailout of the UAW be nearly as kindhearted for the poor oil workers should ExxonMobil need a bailout? I wonder how many people are aware of the fact that the UAW tried(unsuccessfully thank god!) to get all of their employees pet insurance!!!! That's right, pet insurance!!! Now the morons in DC want people who make less than 20 bucks an hour to bailout a union which sees the average member making between 70-80 grand a year? Fuck that!


Once Barry gets in office we're all screwed anyway. He's going to make Bush look like an amateur when it comes to socializing industry.


A huge "I told ya so" is coming down the pike folks. A HUGE one!


Riffy