http://www.foxnews.com/politics/2015/10/20/republicans-push-for-sanctuary-city-crackdown-in-key-senate-vote/?intcmp=hpbt1


democrat senators block anti-sanctuary city bill .................

Is there an American still among the democrat party in this country?

QuakerOats;1758101 wrote:http://www.foxnews.com/politics/2015/10/20/republicans-push-for-sanctuary-city-crackdown-in-key-senate-vote/?intcmp=hpbt1


democrat senators block anti-sanctuary city bill .................

Is there an American still among the democrat party in this country?

Nope. They all suck!

The Justice Department announces it will not bring charges against Lois Lerner, the former IRS official who sparked a political controversy over the processing of applications for tax-exempt status.




- outfuckingrageous.


Change we can believe in ...

QuakerOats;1758680 wrote:The Justice Department announces it will not bring charges against Lois Lerner, the former IRS official who sparked a political controversy over the processing of applications for tax-exempt status.

No charges and she keeps her pension. It's becoming clear that the watchdog can only see what the Administration allows it to see. That's a problem, Republican or Democrat.

QuakerOats;1758680 wrote:The Justice Department announces it will not bring charges against Lois Lerner, the former IRS official who sparked a political controversy over the processing of applications for tax-exempt status.




- outfuckingrageous.


Change we can believe in ...

This doesn't suprise me, actually. It's the same premise as when nothing was done about the BP utilizing some voter registration techniques. Today's democrats apparently have no problem with the Obama administration targeting specific groups of people that are different from them. Nothing was done with the BP and now nothing has been done with Lois Lerner. Obama also made a point to celebrate the kid who purposely made a clock that looked like a bomb, too. I mean come on. If the kid was smart enough to make his own clock, you know damn well that he understood what it also appeared to be and then made the decision to take it to school >.> ... yet, Obama invites him to the White House.

*sigh*

House Republicans introduced a resolution to impeach IRS chief John Koskinen, accusing him of failing to comply with a subpoena for evidence and making “false statements” under oath.



He should be in the cell beside Lerner ........

Impeach Obama also. They are all liars.

Q3 growth rate of 1.5%.

The Absolute Disaster Tour rolls on ................


Change we can believe in ...

QuakerOats;1759697 wrote:Q3 growth rate of 1.5%.

That's solid growth if you're Europe

Nobel Peace Prize winner sending special ops forces to Syria.

http://www.bloomberg.com/news/articles/2015-11-02/here-s-how-much-qe-helped-wall-street-steamroll-main-street


So even though obama said, and campaigned, on helping Main St, not Wall St, the absolute exact opposite has occurred.

And worse, all the while he was saddling Main St. with another $10 trillion in new debt, more new debt than it took the US to incur in its 232 year history prior to obama. He has buried Main St., for ever.

Between his disastrous economic policy/results, and his terrible foreign policy record, obama will EASILY go down as the worst president in US history ...............and it isn't even close. WOW

QuakerOats;1760420 wrote:http://www.bloomberg.com/news/articles/2015-11-02/here-s-how-much-qe-helped-wall-street-steamroll-main-street


So even though obama said, and campaigned, on helping Main St, not Wall St, the absolute exact opposite has occurred.

And worse, all the while he was saddling Main St. with another $10 trillion in new debt, more new debt than it took the US to incur in its 232 year history prior to obama. He has buried Main St., for ever.

Between his disastrous economic policy/results, and his terrible foreign policy record, obama will EASILY go down as the worst president in US history ...............and it isn't even close. WOW

You are unbelievable. We get it that you think Obama's the worst. Pretending to dig up new info on it every day - AND pretending to be shocked by your own findings every day - it's a tired act.

Stop following me.

BIG liberal government continuing to crush the middle class:


Watchdog (11/12, Nikolewski) reports that a study from NERA Economic Consulting has found that the costs associated with the Environmental Protection Agency’s Clean Power Plan (CPP) “will be much higher” than the EPA’s estimates “by the time the CPP is fully effective.” The study found that “all 47 states subject to the regulation could see higher electricity prices,” and 41 states could see “double-digit increases in electricity prices” during peak usage. The senior vice president of policy and federal issue for the American Coalition for Clean Coal Electricity, Paul Bailey, stated that two major reasons for the differences in estimates are that NERA has estimated higher costs for future energy efficiency measures than the EPA and that NERA projects only 47,000 megawatts of coal generation “will be retired before the CPP even goes into effect,” while the EPA assumes 100,000 megawatts will be retired. Of NERA’s study, Bailey stated, “We think we did a better job of modeling” because estimates were based on more compliance scenarios than used by the EPA.

QuakerOats;1762894 wrote:BIG liberal government continuing to crush the middle class:


Watchdog (11/12, Nikolewski) reports that a study from NERA Economic Consulting has found that the costs associated with the Environmental Protection Agency’s Clean Power Plan (CPP) “will be much higher” than the EPA’s estimates “by the time the CPP is fully effective.” The study found that “all 47 states subject to the regulation could see higher electricity prices,” and 41 states could see “double-digit increases in electricity prices” during peak usage. The senior vice president of policy and federal issue for the American Coalition for Clean Coal Electricity, Paul Bailey, stated that two major reasons for the differences in estimates are that NERA has estimated higher costs for future energy efficiency measures than the EPA and that NERA projects only 47,000 megawatts of coal generation “will be retired before the CPP even goes into effect,” while the EPA assumes 100,000 megawatts will be retired. Of NERA’s study, Bailey stated, “We think we did a better job of modeling” because estimates were based on more compliance scenarios than used by the EPA.

I wonder how much the EPA will fine themselves for their fuck up in colorado.

like_that;1762909 wrote:I wonder how much the EPA will fine themselves for their fuck up in colorado.

He rejected the Keystone pipeline the other day also, now that he has both his elections behind him and his true, radical,leftist enviro-whackiness can come out.

Solid plan....

http://thehill.com/policy/national-security/260207-obama-adviser-refugee-plan-proceeding-despite-paris-attacks

like_that;1763540 wrote:Solid plan....

http://thehill.com/policy/national-security/260207-obama-adviser-refugee-plan-proceeding-despite-paris-attacks

Why? Why are we letting them in?

Makes no fucking sense.

SportsAndLady;1763555 wrote:Why? Why are we letting them in?

Makes no fucking sense.

Did you listen to his speech this morning? He laid it out why we're still going forward.

Commander of Awesome;1763853 wrote:Did you listen to his speech this morning? He laid it out why we're still going forward.

I learned about 7 years ago to stop listening to Obama's speeches. Mainly because they are garbage and substance-less.

SportsAndLady;1763854 wrote:I learned about 7 years ago to stop listening to Obama's speeches. Mainly because they are garbage and substance-less.

Ah I see. Well, the Syrian refugees are the people who are MOST oppressed by ISIS and other extremists. Hence while they're continuing with the plan. We can't make simplistic (often based on sweeping generalizations) conclusions that are reactionary and impulsive.