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Or how about William Howard Taft?
CNN Poll Asks: "Is Bush still to blame for the economy?"
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Or how about William Howard Taft?
CNN Poll Asks: "Is Bush still to blame for the economy?"
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Quit picking on Obama……
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What is "anaysis"?
BTW, they pay taxes on net income which means after they deduct for medical insurance costs. This means that prior to ACA they got a benefit small businesses did not have. The playing field has been leveled somewhat now with the reform that certain far right delusionals don't like. But it's the law and, contrary to the wishes of some, it is here to stay.
"anaysis"...
Definition: A common reference to Libtard Lefties in which a portion of the word 'a n a l' and dumbfukk (abbreviatated to: 'ysis') are combined in order to save time and typing effort
- They only get back $0.50 on the dollar
- Change the fukking deductions laws if you don't like 'em
- They are still funding 100% of the costs compared to the lazy douches that don't work or pay Fed taxes to begin with
While evading taxes is against the law there is nothing wrong with avoiding taxes!
~ 'a n a l' ~
~ dumbfukk ~
~ fukking ... douches ~
Did someone [ahem] say "vulgar" ? But your explanation sure proves you're at expert on the subject (you know - takes one to know one)
I attempted to maintain a sense of decorum in using a nondescript abbreviation, you wanted clarity so I provided such.
Think about googling words you don't know next time
But your explanation sure proves you're at expert on the subject (you know - takes one to know one)
Thanks, I can spot you guys from a thousand yards off... 1200 when there is no mist in the air
Some of the forum's delusional right wingers hate food stamps but fail to see that it is members of their own party who are the biggest beneficiaries of the SNAP program:
The Food Stamp Capital of the U.S. is WHITE and REPUBLICAN
In spite of the prevailing stereotypes and assumptions about who uses SNAP Food Stamp benefits the most in the United States, the highest usage is not in Compton, Queens, nor the South Side of Chicago. Instead, a city that is 99.22% white and 95% Republican comes in the lead. Owsley County, Kentucky is a community of about 5,000, residents earning the lowest median household income in the country outside of Puerto Rico, according to the U.S. Census.
The decline in the profits from coal, tobacco and lumber industries led to a harsh toll being taken on the community.
Cale Turner, county executive of Owsley County told ABC back in 2010 that economic hardships have led to a high incidence of drug addiction.
“Those with drug addictions end up in prison without effective treatment. And it happens over and over in this community. The drug problem continues to get worse every year.”
Strangely enough, the residents of Owsley County are almost entirely Republican, in spite of the traditional opposition to the Food Stamp program by the GOP. In fact, just last November, residents of Owsley saw their SNAP benefits reduced drastically as a result of Republican opposition to funding the program.
This might rank among the greatest of ironies in history: the Food Stamp Capital of the U.S. is almost entirely white and Republican.
The Food Stamp Capital of the U.S. is WHITE and REPUBLICAN
In spite of the prevailing stereotypes and assumptions about who uses SNAP Food Stamp benefits the most in the United States, the highest usage is not in Compton, Queens, nor the South Side of Chicago. Instead, a city that is 99.22% white and 95% Republican comes in the lead. Owsley County, Kentucky is a community of about 5,000, residents earning the lowest median household income in the country outside of Puerto Rico, according to the U.S. Census.
The decline in the profits from coal, tobacco and lumber industries led to a harsh toll being taken on the community.
Cale Turner, county executive of Owsley County told ABC back in 2010 that economic hardships have led to a high incidence of drug addiction.
“Those with drug addictions end up in prison without effective treatment. And it happens over and over in this community. The drug problem continues to get worse every year.”
Strangely enough, the residents of Owsley County are almost entirely Republican, in spite of the traditional opposition to the Food Stamp program by the GOP. In fact, just last November, residents of Owsley saw their SNAP benefits reduced drastically as a result of Republican opposition to funding the program.
This might rank among the greatest of ironies in history: the Food Stamp Capital of the U.S. is almost entirely white and Republican.
The county with the lowest median income in the country . Duh who would think they rely on food stamps.Some of the forum's delusional right wingers hate food stamps but fail to see that it is members of their own party who are the biggest beneficiaries of the SNAP program:
The Food Stamp Capital of the U.S. is WHITE and REPUBLICAN
In spite of the prevailing stereotypes and assumptions about who uses SNAP Food Stamp benefits the most in the United States, the highest usage is not in Compton, Queens, nor the South Side of Chicago. Instead, a city that is 99.22% white and 95% Republican comes in the lead. Owsley County, Kentucky is a community of about 5,000, residents earning the lowest median household income in the country outside of Puerto Rico, according to the U.S. Census.
The decline in the profits from coal, tobacco and lumber industries led to a harsh toll being taken on the community.
Cale Turner, county executive of Owsley County told ABC back in 2010 that economic hardships have led to a high incidence of drug addiction.
“Those with drug addictions end up in prison without effective treatment. And it happens over and over in this community. The drug problem continues to get worse every year.”
Strangely enough, the residents of Owsley County are almost entirely Republican, in spite of the traditional opposition to the Food Stamp program by the GOP. In fact, just last November, residents of Owsley saw their SNAP benefits reduced drastically as a result of Republican opposition to funding the program.
This might rank among the greatest of ironies in history: the Food Stamp Capital of the U.S. is almost entirely white and Republican.
At least they are smart enough to realise democrats don't have any answers .
^ if so then it proves they are stupid for voting Repukeblican
poor Boehner is having a tougher time with the Tea Baggers than with the Democrats
poor Boehner is having a tougher time with the Tea Baggers than with the Democrats
That's why Boehner is called a RINO.
Trouble in paradise.
President Obama Spending Valentine's Day Alone
Lookin' out for the 99%.
Obama's Valentine's Day bachelor golf holiday marks 23rd vacation | WashingtonExaminer.com
Obama's Valentine's Day bachelor golf holiday marks 23rd vacation | WashingtonExaminer.com
Ann is correct. And skin colour is also the only reason BHO is president.
Coulter: Obama "Would Be Impeached If He Weren't America's First Black President" | Video | RealClearPolitics
Coulter: Obama "Would Be Impeached If He Weren't America's First Black President" | Video | RealClearPolitics
Owsley is a county (not a city) of 4,755 (not 5,000). Owsley is made up of a number of towns.
198 Sq. Miles.
81% Voted for Romney in 2012
18% for Obama.
YOU FAIL
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Obama Trade Deals Are in Trouble, and They Deserve to Be
Dean Baker is no fan of the trade deals currently being negotiated by the Obama administration.
They aren't being negotiated for the benefit of consumers, he says. "In reality these deals were being negotiated by corporate interests from day one":
For once, it looks like corporate interests in the United States have outsmarted themselves. Instead of settling for a merely lucrative deal, they demanded outrageously favorable treatment. By doing so, they've pissed off everyone: our trade partners and Congress and a large swath of even the neoliberal community that would normally be sympathetic to treaties like these.
Obama Trade Deals Are in Trouble, and They Deserve to Be | Mother Jones
Dean Baker is no fan of the trade deals currently being negotiated by the Obama administration.
They aren't being negotiated for the benefit of consumers, he says. "In reality these deals were being negotiated by corporate interests from day one":
For once, it looks like corporate interests in the United States have outsmarted themselves. Instead of settling for a merely lucrative deal, they demanded outrageously favorable treatment. By doing so, they've pissed off everyone: our trade partners and Congress and a large swath of even the neoliberal community that would normally be sympathetic to treaties like these.
Obama Trade Deals Are in Trouble, and They Deserve to Be | Mother Jones