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Ed Schultz's Wisconsin Campaign

Joe296 Wrote: Jun 01, 2012 9:41 AM
I can assure that the FOX audience is much more educated/intelligent than the few who watch MSNBC. And, as James Thurber said, "You can look it up".
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Ed Schultz's Wisconsin Campaign

Joe296 Wrote: Jun 01, 2012 9:34 AM
Sean Hannity can't hold a candle to Ed Schultz. Hannity might be partisan but Schultz lives in the cess pool.
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Ed Schultz's Wisconsin Campaign

Joe296 Wrote: Jun 01, 2012 9:27 AM
Why anyone with a brain would watch MSNBC is baffling. Its as mystifying as seeing intelligent women who claim to be independent identifying themselves as liberal Democrats. There just seems to be a contradiction there.
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Holder's Chutzpah

Joe296 Wrote: Jun 01, 2012 9:09 AM
Why do Democrats/liberals want to live in the past? Why do Democrats/liberals resort to irrational and emotional responses to valid questions? Requiring voters to produce identification in order to vote should be required in all elections at all levels of government. The fact that there are those in our country who are afraid of voters being required to identify themselves in order to vote is indeed frighting. What do these people have to hide? Are they afraid they won't be able to cheat to win an election?
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Holder's Chutzpah

Joe296 Wrote: Jun 01, 2012 8:57 AM
Black voters are not being disenfranchised in the south. Many southern states have voter ID laws in place. There has not been one complaint registered by anyone claiming they were not allowed to vote. I have to produce identification every time I vote in my state. The voter fraud that has happened in my state has been by Democrats and usually minorities. The most fraud takes place in elections between/among black candidates running for the same office. The days of using, "it happens in the south" are over. The days of Democrats hiding behind this myth are over.
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Holder's Chutzpah

Joe296 Wrote: Jun 01, 2012 8:45 AM
Juan Williams is no conservative. The fact that he is on Fox News does not make him a conservative. Jessie Jackson's sister is on Fox News and she is no conservative. Bob Bechtel is on Fox News and he is no conservative. Juan Williams is on Fox News to represent the liberal point of view. Fox, unlike the liberal media, has people on who represent the views of the other side. How in the hell a law keeps some people from voting while everyone else can vote is a mystery. Young people have to present an ID to buy alcohol. It damn sure doesn't keep them from buying alcohol. Minorities have to present IDs in many situations like everyone else. Why are only voter IDs discriminatory? Its almost like someone is trying to hide something.
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Holder's Chutzpah

Joe296 Wrote: Jun 01, 2012 8:27 AM
Eric Holder alone is reason enough to vote Barack Obama out of office. Holder, hands down, is the worst Attorney General in the history of the country. He uses his office in an overt, brazen, blatant manner to influence the outcome of elections. The Attorney General of the United States should be advocating the use of voter identification in all elections at all levels of our government. He should be doing everything in his power to eliminate voter fraud. He, like all Democrats, knows that voter fraud benefits Democrats in elections at all levels of government because they are the ones most likely to engage in it.
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GOP Whistling Past the End of America

Joe296 Wrote: May 31, 2012 8:57 AM
None of it would have mattered if the financial genusis in the private sector would have had the guts to say..."Hey Barney, Hey Chris this sh-it ain't gonna work..you are fixing to destroy the economy. You know these people can't repay these mortgage loans. I ain't having no part of it."
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GOP Whistling Past the End of America

Joe296 Wrote: May 31, 2012 8:49 AM
The public sector pension funds were doing fine before the Federal Government in conjunction with some private sector financial institutions caused the economic meltdown. The idea that everyone should be able to own a home whether they can pay for it or not is the root cause of the economic situation the world is in today. Private sector workers/unions nor public sector workers/unions or their pension funds caused the problem. The pension funds are in trouble because their assets were wiped out by the nuts in Washington and in some private sector financial institutions.
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GOP Whistling Past the End of America

Joe296 Wrote: May 31, 2012 8:39 AM
Private sector workers hav 401Ks they can contribute to. Their contributions are matched by the employer. The potential retirement income in these programs are much higher than any public sector retirement income.
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