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It's all Republicans' Fault

by: Zappatero

Sun Jun 05, 2011 at 13:49:30 PM MST


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Unemployment is 9+%. Housing is ready for another wave of foreclosures. Renewable energy programs are under attack. States and localities are cutting programs for the least among us.

Nancy Pelosi speaks the simple truth about our Do-Nothing Republican Congress:

Schieffer: The fact is, the Congress has been in session since January and it's done basically nothing.

PELOSI: Well you can talk to Mr. Boehner about that.

SCHEIFFER: So it's all their fault. It's not your fault?

PELOSI: They set the agenda. We have said every day that they're there another day goes by and there's no jobs agenda or jobs bill that has come to the floor. But again, it's about how we can work together to go forward. These issues are bigger than politics, they're bigger than elections. They're about the country that we will live in. And what we will see as we go forward is one vision of America that's encompassed in the Republican budget plan that abolishes Medicare, that makes college unaffordable for nearly ten million young people in our country, that takes us deeper into debt and does not create jobs, or you can talk about an agenda that talks about making it in America, investing in American education, innovation and that's what campaigns are about.

Doug Lamborn's contribution to a jobs agenda? Cut NPR. Never mind the miniscule amount of money that goes to public broadcasting. Talk about oil company subsidies and Lamborn says we should cut NREL instead. For a dim bulb he sure knows which side his bread is greased on.

Mike Coffman's contribution? Not enough "In god we trust" for him.

And on and on with the trite and tivial. Republicans say government doesn't work and are doing everything possible to make it true.

They don't care if you or I are working, productive or contributing to society. They have one goal right now: get that Black Man out of the White House. That is Republicans' Job 1. They couldn't care less who has a job as their tactics to achieve that bald-faced goal are turned into policy.

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Scheiffer
So it's all their fault. It's not your fault?

Unless this was purely a rhetorical question, Schieffer needs to find a new job.  One party controls what gets to the floor in each chamber.  If Republican Teabaggers don't want a jobs bill, they don't have to let one be voted on in the House.

So, yes, it's their fault.  Democrats aren't using parliamentary  tactics or the threat of a filibuster to sideline a jobs bill.  It's much simpler than that.  The Teabaggers don't want Americans to have jobs.  As Zapp points out, their #1 job is getting rid of the Black Man in the White House.


The R's Want the Country to Fail
Then they can win in 2012 and not govern for 8 years.  This has been their strategy for the past 2 years, and it remains so.  Consider how the R's in 2001-2006 behaved with their majority. Did they do anything?  Now, consider that the MSM seems to think that the medium between any far out position is where the D's should "compromise".  It reminds me of the BS some newscaster put out before the first Gulf War when she interviewed Tarik Aziz and asked him if he would half way from their invasion of Kuwait.  He said no, and she was visibly upset that the "compromise" she had engineered was rejected. Where these airheads come from, I don't know, but they are seriously harming our country.  

Congressional report on how the Ryan Cuts will be felt in each district
Check it out.......spread the word.....Lay the Blame.

Lamborn's constituents will be subject to this:

• Deny 550,000 individuals age 54 and younger in the district access to Medicare's guaranteed benefits.
• Increase the out-of-pocket costs of health coverage by over $6,000 per year in 2022 and by almost $12,000 per year in 2032 for the 122,000 individuals in the district who are between the ages of 44 and 54.
• Require the 122,000 individuals in the district between the ages of 44 and 54 to save an additional $28.5 billion for their retirement - an average of $182,000 to $287,000 per individual - to pay for the increased cost of health coverage over their lifetimes. Younger residents of the district will have to save even higher amounts to cover their additional medical costs.

And more..........

Don't forget Tipton
Scott Tipton is blocking a grant for improved bus service in his district over $15,000.

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