It's Day 298 of the Pelosi Revolution and...

She knew the lay of the land going in, didn't she? Given that, she said she would fix the problems.

Give us your spin on how she has, FenPhen.

 

Min. wage increase is a token cracker to the hungry masses. That's the Democrat way, just give them a mirage of help but no more because we need to keep them dependent on us.

 

As opposed to the Republican way: "Get a fuckin' job."

They both suck. Can we blow up Congress now?

 

Our boy, the Kudzu King, is once again arguing for a more vigorous, European-style safety net.
Bravo.

 

trifectarich said it best on the first page. I'll echo. If there's a politician in Washington who truly gives a shit about me and my family, and what's best for it, I'll kiss your ass.

They'll all kiss the baby for the camera, while grabbing its mothers' ass with the free hand.

 

Once again, the argument for the death of a self-governing republic.
Throwing up your hands is not an option.

 

It's Day 109 of the Yawn Devolution!

 

So she's not "Doing nothing" as your friends have claimed? Why don't you righties hash this out then.

 

All these talking points--it's all so confusing which piece of bullshit to use.

 

Yeah, except for the fact that if said person did "Get a fuckin' job," the problem would be solved. If they go the route the Dems want, the problem continues. That's just life in the real world.

As I've always said, those who count on the government for their necessities are always left waiting for the government.

 

Tony, I mostly am on the same page with you, but when that fuckin job is a minimum wage job, or even up to $10 an hour, loosely speaking, you're looking at the face of the working poor.

As for the other children and the safe spot in Amman crap, get a life. Fact is while people have died on the front line, God rest their souls and be with their families, there's a shitload of journalists covering this war from distant areas, which makes their objectivity clouded. Take that, and shove it up your worn-out asses.

 

206 journalists and media assistants killed since the start of fighting in Iraq in March 2003, two still missing, 14 are kidnapped

http://www.rsf.org/special_iraq_en.php3

http://www.cpj.org/