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Maureen116 Wrote: Sep 05, 2012 9:31 PM
FDR got re-elected by spending stimulus money in the swing states creating jobs for the unemployed only in those states. As soon as the election was over, those jobs disappeared. The next election the people had caught on, but FDR bribed state governments some what like Obama did in passing Obamacare when he gave waivers to certain states or promised Federal money to other states. Those who couldn't be bought off he sic'd the IRS on them.
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Maureen116 Wrote: Sep 05, 2012 9:35 PM
By FDR'S 4th election he used fear, intimidation, cheating and favors to get the electoral college to vote for him. After his death the congress quickly passed a bill restricting Presidents to 2 terms. Both Democrats and Republicans favored that change.
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same10 Wrote: Sep 06, 2012 10:46 AM
YUP!
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caligirl59 Wrote: Sep 07, 2012 4:13 PM
They were hired by the government like Obumber is doing..like the lawyers in the DOJ are doing--watching porn all day(this is a fact). He has hired thousands and the salaries are large compared to the private sector. IT IS THE INDEPENDENTS WHO WILL RE-ELECT THIS PRESIDENT..THEY ARE ALWAYS ON THE FENCE!
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We have heard many times from President Barack Obama how he plans to raise taxes on "millionaires and billionaires," but not on the middle class. Apparently, if you don't happen to be a millionaire or billionaire, you don't have to worry.
But the numbers say otherwise -- and say so big time.
The actual tax increase plans being proposed by Obama do not start with people who have an income of a million dollars a year. They start with people with incomes of $250,000 and up.
That is more than most people make, but it...











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