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nodeamass Wrote: Jan 22, 2013 10:26 AM

The Republican party has reached such a point of extremism that some of its more enlightened members are seeing the light. It's pretty clear that the country is tired of having a drunk driver (Republican Party)steering the country into a ditch.

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Luscious Lars Wrote: Jan 22, 2013 10:37 AM

The democrats have been steering the country since 2006 when they took over both houses of congress. Bush moved into the back seat to go along and get along. Then Obama took the wheel with Reid and Pelosi in the front seat. The voters had enough of that and got rid of Pelosi, and weakened Reid's majority. The majority of voters, in 2012, apparently thought this was the right mix, Obama driving, Reid in the middle of the front seat, and the GOP in the passenger seat. But we're still stuck in the spending and entitlement ditch.

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americathebeautiful Wrote: Jan 22, 2013 10:34 AM

http://personalliberty.com/2013/01/22/matrix-programming-101-destroy-logic/

Read this article you perverted and debauched moron node and SHUT YOUR DAMN MOUTH UP.

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Hype_Blame22 Wrote: Jan 22, 2013 10:32 AM

The establishment Republican Party is not extremist. As for the conservative end of the Republican party, what extremism are you talking about? Personal liberty? Responsibility?

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Drifter33 Wrote: Jan 22, 2013 10:32 AM

Far-left wacko disruption. Flag and move on.

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Simplecaveman Wrote: Jan 22, 2013 10:28 AM

Better to have a sober socialist doing the driving.........into the ditch.

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GOP To Raise the Debt Ceiling Wednesday

Despite talking for months about using the debt ceiling as leverage to get Senate Majority Leader Harry Reid to pass a budget, spending cuts and entitlement reform, House Republicans are expected to vote on a temporary debt ceiling increase tomorrow.

House leaders on Monday unveiled legislation to permit the government to continue borrowing money through May 18 in order to stave off a first-ever default on U.S. obligations. It is slated for a vote on Wednesday.

Although President Obama is getting a temporary break from the debt ceiling fight as a result of this...

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