Texan~to_the-Max asked:


The Hispanic caucus gave Obama his Healthcare bill vote with the understanding that the next big agenda push will be Amnesty for the millions of illegals thought to number around 12 million.

Unemployment continues to grow – if stats don’t agree its because the ones giving up on looking anymore get cut off the U3, but not U6 which puts it at 18% unemployed.

But Obama instead of focusing on that he is going to pay back the healthcare votes with a focus on legalizing millions. – millions who LEGALLY compete for American jobs -
millions who will vote Democrat – because the Democrats have committed political suicide for 2010/2012.

Now that our Healthcare cost will be skyrocketing and we face the jeopardy of jail for not having healthcare – Obama is out to destroy the Americans ability to get a job and vote him out of office.

REPEAL THE BILL – REPEAL THE BILL – REPEAL THE BILL

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the right stuff asked:


Clearly the bill needs some support from conservatives in order to achieve the votes necessary for passage, and I have to assume for this reason that there is an effort being made to prevent these votes (e.g. payoffs by Harry Reid). So here is what I don’t understand. The GOP has claimed they are willing to work with democrats…and yet they continue to block passage of a healthcare bill, simply because it is not how they want it. Do they not realize yet that the bill is not going to be just the way they want, and that they are lucky to have ANY of their ideas included in the first place? The reason their ideas were included because otherwise they were blocking passage of the bill, but now they still block it even WITH their ideas included such as private co-ops! What do you guys want from us?? I swear you are not going to be satisfied until everyone else and their mother to the left is wiped off the face of this planet or you otherwise achieve total control, even in the midst of our own congress. Why not just call yourselves facists and be done with it?

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Lewis asked:


I live in California. California is a relatively “blue” state but I still want to know if there is anything I can do as a private citizen to help with the passage of a health care bill that includes a strong public option.

I am a member of the active duty military so I have really good health care. The passage of the bill wont affect my health care at all but I know a few hard working people without health care who got cut from their jobs and can’t afford private health care without the help of an employer.

for most people, if they loose their job for whatever reason then they also loose their health care for their families.

I’m not really a “liberal” or even a Democrat. I consider myself more of an independent. I just think that the option to choose between private health care insurance and a medicare type plan would be a good thing.

I don’t think adding a public option like medicare is the same as having government run health care or socialized health care. A public option is just that; an option.

It would give people more choices and it would provide much needed competition for the insurance companies. If people like their health insurance, then they would be able to keep the one they already have.

I think that the more options people have, the better.

in the end, health care shouldn’t be about profit, or who has the most money. It should be about caring for the sick.

I think it’s something worth fighting for.

the Democrats are wrong about a great many things, but I think that they are right about this one. I think that giving consumers the option to have a medicare style health care plan or to keep their private plan is a smart idea.

What I want to know is: is there anything I can do to help?

I think most California representatives support the health care bill but are there any California representatives in the congress or in the senate that are “on the fence” or that are thinking of voting against a health care bill that includes a public option?
I understand most of the arguments for the healthcare bill, what I’m asking here is what I as an individual can do to help pressure my representatives here in california to vote “yes”. and which california representatives in congress or in the senate,if any, are concidering voting “no”.

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the right stuff asked:


Clearly the bill needs some support from conservatives in order to achieve the votes necessary for passage, and I have to assume for this reason that there is an effort being made to prevent these votes (e.g. payoffs by Harry Reid). So here is what I don’t understand. The GOP has claimed they are willing to work with democrats…and yet they continue to block passage of a healthcare bill, simply because it is not how they want it. Do they not realize yet that the bill is not going to be just the way they want, and that they are lucky to have ANY of their ideas included in the first place? The reason their ideas were included because otherwise they were blocking passage of the bill, but now they still block it even WITH their ideas included such as private co-ops! What do you guys want from us?? I swear you are not going to be satisfied until everyone else and their mother to the left is wiped off the face of this planet or you otherwise achieve total control, even in the midst of our own congress. Why not just call yourselves facists and be done with it?
the bill can’t pass on liberals alone, it needs some support from GOP. If none of them or enough don’t vote for it then yes, that means they are blocking passage!

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Lynda asked:


What a dummy: He wants it to be the divisive business-as-usual with the Republicans being part of the problem rather than pitching in and fixing our problems.

He doesn’t acknowledge the huge debt caused by big unfunded tax breaks and two wars under Republican leadership. Meanwhile he charges the Democrats with attempting to spend too much money as they are now trying to repair damage done by the Republicans and correct problems Republicans have long ignored or fostered.

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Harry Reids Light Skinned LIAR asked:


A little girl just got suspended from my kids school for telling her teacher she liked her because she was a “light-skinned” African-American “with no Negr0 dialect.The poor girl was sobbing saying she thought she was being nice to her because she heard Harry Reid say it about our President and thought it was a nice thing to say.

How can we get our children back on track after they hear such racist comments from Democrats?

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Texan~to_the-Max asked:


REPUBLICAN Senate Majority leader Trent Lott said: I want to say this about my state. When Strom Thurmond ran for president, we voted for him. We’re proud of it. And if the rest of the country had followed our lead, we wouldn’t have had all these problems over all these years either. NOW at the time Thurmond ran on a racist platform and Trent Lott was pounded on by Democrats till he stepped down as majority leader. His intent was to make an old man on his 100th birthday feel good.

DEMOCRATS – Forgiveness has already been given for Senate Majority Leader Harry Reid for his comments about Obama being a “a good black candidate because he is light skinned and does not speak with a NEGRO dialect EXCEPT when he wants to”
http://www.rightpundits.com/?p=5307 http://news.yahoo.com/s/ap/20100109/ap_on_el_se/us_obama_reid http://www.businessinsider.com/harry-reid-racist-comments-2010-1
There is not a shred of outcry by the Democrats at any level including Mr. offended Al Sharpton.

On March 4, 2001, an interview with FOX News Sunday host Tony Snow interviewed Senator Robert Byrd of West Virginia. The man used the N-word repeatedly during the interview. Having been a former KKK member as well has not brought any condemnation or outrage from the Democrats.

SO Questions –

Should HARRY REID be asked to Step Down like TRENT LOTT?

Is this just more evidence that there is a double standard for Democrats vs Republican?

Is Harry Reid a racist and being given the usual Democrat pass like Robert Byrd’s?

Are the Republicans justified in calling for the same standard as used on Lott or being political and not justified in their calls for equal justice?

Are the Democrats by quickly forgiving proving the double standard?
So far proving my point – double standard excuses

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kris k asked:


Recently I’ve been making points that Oprak is mainly endorsing Obama because she wants a black President. A new question arised, is Obama taking full advantage of the fact that Oprah has billions of dollars (most democrats don’t have millions of dollars) and he’s riding her (actually imagine him riding her) to the bank. Hey if your not going to win lose in luxury. Maybe Barrack is a true politician.

obama on oprah

jcpnum4green@att.net asked:


Palin is hated by the media, but her favorability rating amongst republicans and right leaning independents is 72% with only 21% unfavorable. Mitt Romney is in second with 56% favorability, and 17% unfavorable.

No more McCain picks please!
We can’t afford another loss in 2012.

http://www.gallup.com/poll/121715/Romney-Edges-Palin-Huckabee-Early-2012-GOP-Test.aspx

The democrats voted for McCain in droves, then after we nominated him, they went back to attacking him. Open elections ruined our parties chances and maximized Obama’s chances by choosing McCain.
Nancy is right.

No Obama 2012

TRM asked:


I know it’s early, and we’re just getting used to the new President elect, but the party is going to be going one of two directions, and I would like to know what the attitude is.

A.) Gov. Tim Pawlenty (R-MN)
B.) Gov. Sarah Palin (R-AK)
C.) Fmr. Gov. Mitt Romney (R-MA)
D.) Fmr. Mayor Rudy Giuliani (R-NY)
E.) Fmr. Speaker of the House Newt Gingrich (R-GA)
F.) Someone else?

And to Democrats who want to answer: If you really have nothing better to do than skew the results of this unscientific poll, I guess there’s no helping you, so go ahead.

palin 2012 poll