Oh Brother Another Mess America-Cap and Trade Bill Passes

Oh
Brother
Another
Mess
America

This hopefully will not pass the Senate.

THANKS OBAMA/GOD: I would like to AXE him if this is part of his promise not to raise taxes on anyone making less than 250k. No not one dime, fucking liar...

He is not done with his lying--

Barack Obama Is a Big Fat Liar
Obama spent $44 million attacking McCain for an idea that Obama no longer opposes.

By Jim Geraghty

Ever since Barack Obama declared his candidacy for president, it's been easy and great fun to spotlight when his promises and statements come with "expiration dates." The list is long: Public financing. Renegotiating NAFTA. His promise to support a filibuster of any bill that includes retroactive immunity for telecommunications companies. His inability to disown Rev. Jeremiah Wright. The release of detainee photos. Denouncing Turkey for genocide.

Flip-flops are nothing new in politics, but every once in a while, a president breaks a promise or an important pledge on such an epic level that it defines him, at least in part: "Read my lips: No new taxes." "I did not have sexual relations with that woman." "We did not repeat did not trade weapons or anything else for hostages nor will we." Even "I will never lie to you."

Barack Obama's sudden about-face on taxing employer-provided health insurance deserves to rank among these classics. Not because it's as laughable as Bill Clinton's, or as emphatic as George H. W. Bush's, but because it takes a certain moral venality to casually adopt, as president, a position that was a dominant theme of your argument for why your opponent should not be president.

article.nationalreview.com

"I would like to AXE him if this is part..."

What is it, exactly, that you seem to think is SO clever about that?

think of it this way - if it passes we're one step closer to third worldom and they can level the playing field quicker. ::spit::

Oh come on bro I have been educated in some of the best Florida public education schools in the system and while most of the country fucked off and ignored EBONICS we were actually educated in black culture and speech which you seem to find amusing...

The word is in fact pronouncEd "AXE" not ask...

That's pretty much the answer I expected.

Unbelievable....these people are fucking nuts.

Word --or rumor has it that there are 17 undecideds and they need 12 more votes to pass.

That's pretty much the answer I expected.

#7 | Posted by SanAntonioRogue

Hey dude being EBONICALY correct is nothing to fuck around with in black culture, it can be a life saver for example if you are in da hood it's ok to say "Hey what up XXXXA" but a person not educated in EBONICS might think the word is pronounced "XXXXER" in which case you may as well be a watermelon in a tarzan movie...

think of it this way - if it passes we're one step closer to third worldom and they can level the playing field quicker. ::spit::

#5 | Posted by nanc at 2009-06-26 02:14 PM | Reply |

LOL Please you have no clue what third world is all about.

Third world countries don't pass cap and trade bills for starters...

You should live in one though seriously, you might actually begin to respect what America has to offer.

The word is in fact pronouncEd "AXE" not ask...

OJ's kids once asked their father, "Dad, can we go to Chuck E Cheese?" OJ replies, "I don't know. I have to axe your mother"

That probably would have worked better with a Lizzie Borden reference.

#12 | Posted by goatman

Thanks goat you can never have too much diet coke squirt out of your nose...

That probably would have worked better with a Lizzie Borden reference.

Except Liz wasn't black. I had to take literary license with that one

This is what? The 3rd or 4th thread on this crap?
You rtards sure do scare easy.

You should live in one though seriously, you might actually begin to respect what America has to offer.

#11 | Posted by KnightHawk

Easy there, you are offending the liberals here with that kind of talk. This country was finished as a country according to them not all that long ago.

You rtards sure do scare easy.

#16 | Posted by frankf2.5

Then go join the Palin jerk fest, shorty.

All you Piss-Poor "republicans" whining' Broke Dick about a few peanuts is sickening! You Silly Fucks Should Just go Get a Better Job or Open your own business (that is profitable)

Well--the first time the bill was done--it was 1200 pages.

No one read the bill.

Then at 1:30 AM TODAY--they--the Dems --added 300 more pages to the first 1200 pages.

No one read those pages either.

The clerk is putting them together--right now!

It is a 'Manager's Memo'--all of the 300 pages overturn and add or change something in the first 1200 pages.

Again no one has read the bill.

It is a slush fund that will cost trillions over the next 10 years and not do shit with the climate, force jobs overseas and close down businesses here.

The ones saving us from this bullshit will be the blue dog Democrats. The repubs vote no and the Dems vote yes.

If the BDD vote no and there are enough of them this bill fails.

Either that or it stops in the Senate.

Damn we are so screwed.

are so screwed.

#20 | Posted by MURPHY

translation=Damn we Republicans are so screwed.

Well--Boehner is filibustering the bill and reading teh 300 pages dropped int he hopper at 3 am this morning.

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House Minority Leader John Boehner (R-Ohio) slowed Democrats' attempt to pass a sweeping climate-change legislation Friday evening, reading page-by-page through a 300-page Democratic amendment before allowing a roll call vote.

It was a House version of a Senate filibuster and a way to protest the addition of the 300-page managers' amendment at 3 a.m. Friday.

Republicans say Democrats are ramming their climate-change legislation through the House without enough time for members to read the bill let alone to understand it all in violation of their promises about creating a more transparent legislative process.

"It's the custom of the House to hear the leader's remarks," replied Tauscher, who looking apologetic as Republicans applauded.

"Reclaiming my time," Boehner said, "the gentleman's had his 30 years to put this bill together. And the House is going to spend a whopping five hours debating the most profound piece of legislation to come to this floor in 100 years. And the chairman has the audacity to drop a 300-plus page amendment in the hopper at 3:09 a.m. this morning. And so I would ask my colleagues, don't you think the American people expect us to understand what's in this bill before we vote on it?"

"And so to get to page 34," he continued.

Rep. Geoff Davis, a Republican from Kentucky, said earlier in the day that the cap-and-trade bill represented the "economic colonization of the heartland" by New York and California. Rep. Devin Nunes (R-Calif.) called the bill a "scam" that would do nothing but satisfy "the twisted desires of radical environmentalists." Rep. James Sensenbrenner (R-Wisc.) called it a "massive transfer of wealth" from the United States to foreign countries.