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Obama's Bain Attacks Could Backfire

Bruce2142 Wrote: May 30, 2012 6:28 PM
The big difference is that Bain used their own money to invest in businesses, some of which succeeded and some of which failed. Obumbler on the other hand, handed out taxpayer money for all of the green companies that failed, for GM and Chrysler, who had union workers caught drinking beer on their lunch hours and breaks, (some of them more than once) then go back and build cars. I just bought a new F-150 because Ford did not take bailout money and their part of the UAW worked out a deal with them. In fact, I have had Ford plant workers tell me that labor/management relations have never been better than they have over the past four years. They also liked their profit sharing checks that Ford has handed out.
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Obama's Bain Attacks Could Backfire

Bruce2142 Wrote: May 30, 2012 6:19 PM
That's exactly what many of us are hoping for Vieteravet! I am also a Vietnam vet, so welcome home bro!
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Why Obama Will Lose in a Landslide

Bruce2142 Wrote: May 30, 2012 7:53 AM
There is a slight flaw in the Seniors argument. AARP is riling them up and too many seniors do not realize that this organization has a horse in this race, because they make millions selling their supplemental insurance programs. Further, I am still seeing too many 2012 stickers on the cars of seniors for my liking.
I believe that Governor Christie has also been brutally honest, especially with the teacher's and public employee unions in NJ. In fact, I remember him shutting down a heckler from one to the unions by responding to his anger by replying; "You shouldn't be getting mad, because I'm the first elected official in years that is telling you the truth!" Of course, the majority of liberals would rather believe in fairy tales and unicorns than face the truth. Further, despite their insistence that they care about others, they really only care about themselves.
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In the House, Is 80 Over the Hill?

Bruce2142 Wrote: May 24, 2012 8:16 AM
I say that term limits need to apply to all politicians. Far too many of them think of themselves as privileged and above it all. And, a person doesn't have to be in their 80s to be ineffective and unrational. Heck, look at Harry Reid, Nancy Pelosi, Chuck Shumer and Debbie Downer Wasserman-Schultz to name a few. In their cases though, I think that they are just power drunk idiots!
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What I Did for Love

Bruce2142 Wrote: May 24, 2012 8:09 AM
I don't have rheumatoid arthritis, but I have friends that do. I have a milder form of arthritis in two finger joints. That is painful enough at times, but nothing like what they have. Let's hope that it gets cured.
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What I Did for Love

Bruce2142 Wrote: May 24, 2012 8:07 AM
Any I often wonder why they let left wingers like you and Johnnyp post!
Is it me, or is Townhall now limiting the length of comments?! Following up on my previous point, I also wanted to point out how universities get away with blatant discrimination. A case in point was here in MN at Hamline University, a liberat bastion in St. Paul. Former GOP gubernatorial candidate Tom Emmer had an agreement in principle to join the staff to teach business related courses. After the rest of the commie "professors" lead by one self important idiot protested to the Dean, the offer to Mr. Emmer was rescinded. After all, we can't have anyone messing up the indoctrination process! Emmer has grounds for a law suit, but has been mum as to whether or not he will do so. TH IS RESTRICTING LENGTH!
If you listened to the rant of that drooling Obumbler sycophant, you had to notice her butchering the English language. This just begs the question; how does someone, that obviously is not educated herself, get to be a teacher?! We all need to realize that the U.S. edumacation system is the largest Ponzi scheme in the world. There are over an estimated 1,000,000 (and growing) U.S. jobs in manufacturing and the trades in general that go unfilled because the public screwals discourage students from choosing those career paths to the point of ridicule. They then push them to their liberat upline in the college system to get degrees in things like anthropology. Although construction is down, the need for related trades people, is high.
Yup! Those evil rich people that took the risks of building their businesses and providing jobs to the envious malcontents. I've never heard of anyone getting a job from a poor person!
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