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Pledge: Oil Industry Subsidies
The voting public nationally has stated its position on oil industry subsidies loud and clear. It wants them done away with immediately! So let’s go after the turncoat toadies who have been voting their pocketbooks and have opposed ending this horrific and wasteful giveaway of our tax dollars to corporations that already are awash in profits. Continue reading
Posted in Political Analysis, Political Rant
Tagged bribery, campaign finance reform, candidate contracts, candidate pledges, coercion, congressman, conservatives, corporate welfare, democracy, Democrats, Grover Norquist, incumbents, independents, liberals, lobbyists, oil industry subsidies, political action, political puppets, progressives, representative government, Republicans, senators, social security, taxing the rich, war
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The October Surprise
They say timing is everything. It may not be everything but it certainly is critical. When is the best time to present the candidate pledges? When should this confrontation take place? I am recommending the first week of October, one month before the election. The October Surprise. Everybody loves surprises! Continue reading
Posted in Political Analysis, Political Rant
Tagged Afghanistan, bribery, campaign finance reform, candidate contracts, candidate pledges, coercion, congressman, conservatives, corporate welfare, democracy, Democrats, education, Grover Norquist, incumbents, independents, liberals, lobbyists, oil industry subsidies, political action, political puppets, progressives, representative government, Republicans, schools, senators, social security, taxing the rich, war
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How Pledges Can Work
How will candidate pledges for progressive positions on key issues be effective? How will this work? Intimidation! We will either make the toadying hypocrites sign the pledges out of fear that they will lose the election, or we will run them out of office by instigating voter outrage for voting against the laws the vast majority of Americans want. Continue reading
Posted in Political Analysis, Political Rant
Tagged Afghanistan, bribery, campaign finance reform, candidate contracts, candidate pledges, coercion, congressman, conservatives, corporate welfare, democracy, Democrats, education, Grover Norquist, incumbents, independents, liberals, lobbyists, oil industry subsidies, political action, political puppets, progressives, representative government, Republicans, schools, senators, social security, taxing the rich, war
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Pledges: Candidate Contracts
The candidate pledge, now deployed to such grossly destructive ends, can be used to an opposite effect, that is, as a means of restoring some sanity to what comes out of the U. S. Senate and Congress. Candidate pledges can result in legislation on a host of crucial issues and pull the country out of the death spiral we currently find it in. I’m referring to familiar measures supported by large majorities that reflect the stated values and express wishes of the American people. Continue reading
Posted in Political Analysis
Tagged bribery, campaign finance reform, candidate pledges, coercion, conservatives, corporate welfare, Democrats, Grover Norquist, incumbents, independents, liberals, oil industry subsidies, political action, progressives, Republicans, senators, social security, taxing the rich
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Why Did The Chicken Cross The Road?
One of my friends on Facebook is a chicken and he has been living at the Colonel Sanders Happy Farm For Chickens for several weeks. He says that everything is great! Continue reading
Posted in Food, Political Analysis, Political Rant, Satire
Tagged chickens, Colonel Sanders, Democrats, dumb, irrationality, KFC, meat, political suicide, Reagan Democrats, Republicans, self-sabotage, slaughter
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You Don’t Use A Microscope To Find The Cow That’s Left The Barn
In the two weeks Congress recently bickered over $61 billion in budget cuts, the country has borrowed three times that just to keep afloat. It’s time to get our national priorities straight and put our financial house in order. Continue reading
Posted in Political Analysis, Political Rant, Social Commentary
Tagged America, American economy, change, corporate elite, creative leadership, disintegration, elite, hope and change, initiative, labor unions, make a difference, military, myopic, Obama, opinion, patriotic, politics, poor people, POTUS, President Obama, Republicans, rich, rich elite, self-serving, tax loopholes, taxes, Tea Party, troops, USA, war
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There is no ‘I’ in ‘USA’.
If the rich elite were farmers, their approach apparently would be “If we can just get rid of all of this dirt, there will be more room for the crops.”
Posted in Political Rant
Tagged America, collective genocide, disintegration, elite, individualism, initiative, integrity, intelligence, myopic, opinion, politics, poor people, red white and blue, Republicans, rich, USA
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Ax and Spend
The Republicans are relentless in pursuing their policy of “Ax and Spend” . . . ax all of the social programs out of the federal budget and spend the money they save on their cruel self-serving tax policies on yachts and jewelry. Makes sense if you are a selfish traitor who thinks justice and fairness should be “off the table”. Continue reading →