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Just one week to go OT before the national election....

Whitewing

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I figured you wouldn't mind the reminder since you stay so busy part-time judging, water commissioning, school boarding, brand inspecting, tied up in archaeological research on your ranch, and bailing your kids out of jail.
 

Mike

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Whitewing said:
I see community organizing in OT's future. :lol:

Absurd. With all due respect, even community organizers need to have a miniscule amount of credibility to convince others and be a leader.......

Wrong guy. :tiphat:
 
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Anonymous

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Midterms Prediction: Billionaires to Retain Control of Government

By Andy Borowitz

WASHINGTON (The Borowitz Report)—With just one week to go until the midterm elections, a new poll indicates that billionaires are likely to retain control of the United States government.

The poll, conducted by the University of Minnesota’s Opinion Research Institute, shows that the proxy candidates of billionaires are likely to win ninety-eight per cent of next Tuesday’s races, with the remaining two per cent leaning billionaire.

Although the poll indicates that some races are still “too close to call,” the fact that billionaires funded candidates on both sides puts the races safely in their column.



Davis Logsdon, who supervised the poll for the University of Minnesota, said that next Tuesday should be “a big night for oligarchs” and that both houses of Congress can be expected to grovel at the feet of their money-gushing paymasters for at least the next two years.

Calling the billionaires’ upcoming electoral romp “historic,” Logsdon said, “We have not seen the super-rich maintain such a vise-like grip on the government since the days immediately preceding the French Revolution.”
 
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Anonymous

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Oldtimer said:
Midterms Prediction: Billionaires to Retain Control of Government

By Andy Borowitz

WASHINGTON (The Borowitz Report)—With just one week to go until the midterm elections, a new poll indicates that billionaires are likely to retain control of the United States government.

The poll, conducted by the University of Minnesota’s Opinion Research Institute, shows that the proxy candidates of billionaires are likely to win ninety-eight per cent of next Tuesday’s races, with the remaining two per cent leaning billionaire.

Although the poll indicates that some races are still “too close to call,” the fact that billionaires funded candidates on both sides puts the races safely in their column.



Davis Logsdon, who supervised the poll for the University of Minnesota, said that next Tuesday should be “a big night for oligarchs” and that both houses of Congress can be expected to grovel at the feet of their money-gushing paymasters for at least the next two years.

Calling the billionaires’ upcoming electoral romp “historic,” Logsdon said, “We have not seen the super-rich maintain such a vise-like grip on the government since the days immediately preceding the French Revolution.”




I will admit it has rained more under Republican administrations, that was partially because they have had more administrations than Democrats. There is no less sickness, no less earthquakes, no less progress, no less inventions, no less morality, no less Christianity under one than the other. They are all the same. It won't make 50 cents difference to a one of you. Unless you're foolish enough to bet on it.


WILL ROGERS





As a young boy, I didn't know a Republican from a Democrat, only in one way: If some man or bunch of men rode up to the ranch to sit or stay all night, and my Father set me to watching 'em all the time they was there -- what they did and what they carried off -- I learned they were Republicans.


WILL ROGERS





The Republicans always looked bad three years out of four. But the year they look good is election year. A voter don't expect much. If you give him one good year he is satisfied.


WILL ROGERS




I am not a member of any organized political party. I am a Democrat.

Will Rogers
 

loomixguy

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You really think that if Will was alive today that he would have voted for a community organizer?

I have my doubts that the guy who puts urinal cakes in the urinals and mops up the splooge where they waller for a dollar at Wet Willy's would be stupid enough to vote for a community organizer.
 
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Anonymous

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loomixguy said:
You really think that if Will was alive today that he would have voted for a community organizer?

I have my doubts that the guy who puts urinal cakes in the urinals and mops up the splooge where they waller for a dollar at Wet Willy's would be stupid enough to vote for a community organizer.

I thought rightwingers thought FDR was the epitome of socialist evil :???: Has Obama passed him now?

Will Rogers loved FDR- and even campaigned for him... And FDR's election was much like Obama's- they both were elected after a Republican President led the country into a Depression...

It would be interesting if Rogers would have been around long enough to see all of FDR's time in office- and what he would have thought after several years....
 

Whitewing

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Oldtimer said:
loomixguy said:
You really think that if Will was alive today that he would have voted for a community organizer?

I have my doubts that the guy who puts urinal cakes in the urinals and mops up the splooge where they waller for a dollar at Wet Willy's would be stupid enough to vote for a community organizer.

I thought rightwingers thought FDR was the epitome of socialist evil :???: Has Obama passed him now?

Will Rogers loved FDR- and even campaigned for him... And FDR's election was much like Obama's- they both were elected after a Republican President led the country into a Depression...

It would be interesting if Rogers would have been around long enough to see all of FDR's time in office- and what he would have thought after several years....

He'd have probably lamented that FDR couldn't spend more time on the golf course.
 

loomixguy

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The country got out of the Depression in spite of FDR.

If Bush brought us into a Depression, as you claim, WTF has your Dear Leader done in the last six years to get us out of it? If you're better off today, Obola didn't cause that, somebody else did.....
 

Brad S

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OT, that recession was CAUSED by a housing bubble CAUSED by the community reinvestment act CAUSED by Klinton. OT, you are a indeed a dishonorable excuse for a man.
 

Brad S

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You clearly have insufficient capacity for the truth, OT, how did Hoover cause the depression or bush this mild recession?
 
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Anonymous

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Brad S said:
You clearly have insufficient capacity for the truth, OT, how did Hoover cause the depression or bush this mild recession?

Hoover was at the wheel when the Great Depression came on- the same as GW was when the Bush Bust came to be... GW's own financial advisors and Treasury Secretary Paul O'Neill were advising him that such would happen if he didn't change course as far back as 2002....GW's response- he fired O'Neill...
Even I predicted the Bush Bust by 2005... Anyone who took their partisan blinders off could see it coming...
 
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