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He is “The most arrogant man in the world”

by Bob in Breckenridge ( 115 Comments › )
Filed under Barack Obama, Cult of Obama, Democratic Party, Elections 2012, History, Humor, Politics, Progressives, Satire, Socialism at June 28th, 2012 - 4:30 pm

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  1. Speranza
    1 | June 28, 2012 4:45 pm

    Hey when you’re perfect it is hard not to be arrogant. /


  2. 2 | June 28, 2012 4:50 pm

    @ Speranza:

    Reminds me of how Ex #1 pronounced the word perfect…as perfeck.


  3. 3 | June 28, 2012 4:53 pm

    I wonder at what point the Congressional Black Caucus would NOT support Obama? Is not just one of them capable of independent thought?

    This developing habit of Democrats (of all colors, shades, tones, gradations and sex organ preference) walking out on the proceedings of representative democracy is one of the more infuriating trends of the past year. Who the bloody hell do they think they are?


  4. 4 | June 28, 2012 4:54 pm

    Macker wrote:

    @ Speranza:

    Reminds me of how Ex #1 pronounced the word perfect…as perfeck.

    Did she say “expecially”?


  5. huckfunn
    5 | June 28, 2012 5:04 pm

    Reyes, the guy now speaking, is a lame duck having lost his primary last month. Haw!


  6. waldensianspirit
    6 | June 28, 2012 5:13 pm

    Votes on!


  7. 7 | June 28, 2012 5:15 pm

    MacDuff wrote:

    Macker wrote:

    @ Speranza:

    Reminds me of how Ex #1 pronounced the word perfect…as perfeck.

    Did she say “expecially”?

    No, but she axed questions about sales at Jews.


  8. eaglesoars
    8 | June 28, 2012 5:17 pm

    MacDuff wrote:

    Who the bloody hell do they think they are?

    Remember this?

    Rep. Edolphus Towns (D-N.Y.) locked Republicans out of the House Oversight and Government Reform Committee room to keep them from meeting when Democrats aren’t present.

    Towns’ action came after repeated public ridicule from the leading Republican on the committee, Rep. Darrell Issa (R-Calif.), over Towns’s failure to launch an investigation into Countrywide Mortgage’s reported sweetheart deals to VIPs.

    Democrats lock Republicans out of committee room


  9. waldensianspirit
    9 | June 28, 2012 5:17 pm

    Holder is defiant as ever


  10. RIX
    10 | June 28, 2012 5:19 pm

    This is a case of the unqualified leading the unwilling
    in the unecessary.


  11. waldensianspirit
    11 | June 28, 2012 5:22 pm

    Holder says he’s now going back to work now that this is over.

    :???:


  12. waldensianspirit
    12 | June 28, 2012 5:33 pm

    Why did cartels need finding? Were they lost?

    Say they were. Wouldn’t Viagra pills be more effective trace items?


  13. 13 | June 28, 2012 5:44 pm

    The Corpulent’s Creep Parrots the CBC BS.

    13 Charles Johnson Thu, Jun 28, 2012 1:44:30pm

    8
    down
    up
    report

    Rep. Emmanuel Cleaver just said that Democrats walked out because this proceeding “has a certain smell to it.”


  14. 15 | June 28, 2012 5:44 pm

    @ waldensianspirit:

    How about Bath Salts?


  15. EBL
    16 | June 28, 2012 5:45 pm

    Did you see Obama’s tweet today? http://evilbloggerlady.blogspot.com/2012/06/most-arrogant-man-in-world-part-ii.html


  16. NoThreat2U
    17 | June 28, 2012 5:45 pm

    @ Rightwing Rebel:
    Yeah, the smell of doing what is right. Not the smell of criminality.


  17. 18 | June 28, 2012 5:45 pm

    @ NoThreat2U:

    This shows you, the argument that Republicans appoint better judges is bullshit.

    Both Parties are Leftists, fuck em.


  18. waldensianspirit
  19. 20 | June 28, 2012 5:48 pm

    @ waldensianspirit:

    Roberts is a leftist scumbag.


  20. waldensianspirit
    21 | June 28, 2012 5:50 pm

    Wow, Mooch knows it is wrong and still preach partisan politics inside a church


  21. NoThreat2U
    22 | June 28, 2012 5:51 pm

    @ Rightwing Rebel:
    We all know that but you do realize we play a bigger part in all that happens in this country right? We can vote their asses out. If their replacements are assholes, vote them out too. Call and write your senators and bitch until they cringe at the notion of you calling them again. Stick to your own personal principles and challenge the powers that be. They can’t throw us all in jail so raise hell!


  22. 23 | June 28, 2012 5:56 pm

    @ NoThreat2U:

    When has the GOProgressives ever repeal a Program? Never, they are Leftists. Romney bis a lying sack of shit. I am voting for the True Rightwinger in the race; Gary Johnson. I’m done with the Socialist Republicans vs. Marxist Democrats charade.

    Plus Romney supports the Muslim Brotherhood’s ethnic cleansing of Christians in Syria. Fuck him. Gary Johnson 2012!


  23. 24 | June 28, 2012 5:57 pm

    @ eaglesoars:

    I do remember that. The arrogance of these people is infuriating beyond description and that’s why I turn a deaf ear to arguments calling for a third party; the country simply cannot afford to do anything that would splinter the Republican base. Democrats Delenda Est, everything else is secondary. If we have to suffer RINOs, and even support them to rid ourselves from this plague, so be it. When you’re amidst a war, you need to fight with the army you have and take what allies you can find in order to win. I’m an unapologetic realist and in the short term, this country desperately needs realists above all.


  24. 25 | June 28, 2012 6:01 pm

    @ MacDuff:

    Charles just parroted the charge that the holder vote was racist!

    This guy has to be put in a mental home.


  25. NoThreat2U
    26 | June 28, 2012 6:02 pm

    @ Rightwing Rebel:
    That’s fine, but to vote for someone just on principle doesn’t mean jack shit. They don’t care about your “personal statement”.


  26. 27 | June 28, 2012 6:06 pm

    @ NoThreat2U:

    Republicans have never repealed a Program. That’s a fact. Look vote for Romney, I’m just done with the bullshit show.

    Anyway at DOD, Charles parroted the Holder vote is racist crap. That man needs to be put in a home. I’m shocked he hasn’t claims credit for the Obamacare ruling.


  27. BBEV
    28 | June 28, 2012 6:07 pm

    I do not see this ever being repealed. Oh sure they say that if we elect Romney he will do it but I do not think that is what either side wants and we the sheepal will just have to bend over and take it. I say NUTS

    Take back America


  28. 29 | June 28, 2012 6:09 pm

    This guy has to be on Bath Salts.

    Beneath a Ranting Elmo’s Mask, a Man With a Disturbing Past

    The man in the red Elmo costume was back to work in Central Park on Tuesday, but under the mask, he was not smiling. He was behind in tips he earns by posing for photographs with tourists. He said he had gotten a late start because he was not released from a psychiatric evaluation at a nearby hospital until midmorning.


  29. 30 | June 28, 2012 6:10 pm

    BBEV wrote:

    I do not see this ever being repealed. Oh sure they say that if we elect Romney

    That’s my sentiment. When has the Republicans ever repeal a Progressive program?

    Never. A tiger doesn’t change its stripe.


  30. Brick
    31 | June 28, 2012 6:14 pm

    Evening, all.

    Is this where the pre-posse meeting is?


  31. 32 | June 28, 2012 6:16 pm

    WTF!

    No wonder so many people like it! Coke and Pepsi contain ALCOHOL

    Coca-Cola and Pepsi contain minute traces of alcohol, scientific research published in France has revealed.

    The revelation will cause concern among those who chose the carbonated soft drink for religious, health or safety reasons.

    According to tests carried out by the Paris-based National Institute of Consumption (INC) more than half of leading colas contain the traces of alcohol.


  32. 33 | June 28, 2012 6:17 pm

    @ Brick:

    Evening!


  33. waldensianspirit
    34 | June 28, 2012 6:18 pm

    Levin is ripping Roberts a new one


  34. BBEV
    35 | June 28, 2012 6:20 pm

    waldensianspirit wrote:

    Levin is ripping Roberts a new one

    As he should. I do not understand his ruling.


  35. grambo
    36 | June 28, 2012 6:21 pm

    NoThreat2U wrote:

    http://whitehouse12.com/2012/06/28/chief-justice-roberts-is-a-genius/

    I hope some of the heavies here will read that article. I’d be interested in their opinions on it. At first blush it seems to make sense and I take back everything I’ve said/thought about Roberts over the past six hours.
    Mandate is a TAX
    States can refuse to comply without threat of other funding blocked.
    etc.etc.

    I despise Obama. I have been against Obamacare from the beginning. And now I think Roberts did the right thing.

    Read that link.


  36. 37 | June 28, 2012 6:27 pm

    Rightwing Rebel wrote:

    @ NoThreat2U:

    When has the GOProgressives ever repeal a Program? Never, they are Leftists. Romney bis a lying sack of shit. I am voting for the True Rightwinger in the race; Gary Johnson. I’m done with the Socialist Republicans vs. Marxist Democrats charade.

    Plus Romney supports the Muslim Brotherhood’s ethnic cleansing of Christians in Syria. Fuck him. Gary Johnson 2012!

    There’s a finite percentage of people in this country who are receptive to a conservative message. Splitting that finite percentage to be rid of RINOs and achieve a more pure conservatism does nothing but hand the Democrats generations of majorities. Idealism is a beautiful thing, but if you don’t take elections from the Democrats you’re pissing in the wind.


  37. waldensianspirit
    38 | June 28, 2012 6:32 pm

    @ BBEV:
    Wow, Levin says Roberts says after a citizen pays this tax the citizen has no right to complain about unfair taxation because Obamasnare isn’t framed as a tax


  38. heysoos
    39 | June 28, 2012 6:36 pm

    @ grambo:
    I agree…Roberts has handed Romney a bat to pound the donks with…taxation without representation and all that…he can show that the public was deceived and use BO’s own tapes to back him up…this is far from over


  39. BBEV
    40 | June 28, 2012 6:36 pm

    @ grambo:
    Thank you for the link


  40. NoThreat2U
    41 | June 28, 2012 6:36 pm

    @ grambo:
    They won’t read it. They are too busy flying off the handle. I am glad you took the time to read it though.


  41. 42 | June 28, 2012 6:43 pm

    @ grambo:

    I did, but I am not completely convinced by Roberts whole “it can be a tax.” I believe the original vote was 5-4 to dump the whole thing and Scalia was writing the majority opinion. My understanding is that in May Roberts called another conference and switched sides, and took the opinion for himself. I would be impressed with his switch if it wasn’t coming at a time when the Court was being pressured. And if Roberts switched because of pressure, he’s unfit to be Chief Justice

    What has gotten my attention is Scalia’s dissent where he refernces the dissent of Justice Ginsburg. Scalia writes meticulous opinions, either pro or con. I’m sure his clerks would have pointed out to him that he was leaving in language referencing the dissent that was now the majority opinion by Roberts. And I can see him growling “leave it in.”

    But as Speranza pointed out in the live thread on this decision, he did make a curious statement about it being essentially up to the American people whether they wanted it or not. Interesting language for a decision.


  42. grambo
    43 | June 28, 2012 6:43 pm

    NoThreat2U wrote:

    @ grambo:
    They won’t read it. They are too busy flying off the handle. I am glad you took the time to read it though.

    I had already read it!! I came here to post that link and you had beat me to it, dear.
    I hadn’t heard of that site before today. I clicked on the VP page and who shows up first but my beloved Marsha Blackburn. So maybe I’m biased to believe what I read on there


  43. 44 | June 28, 2012 6:44 pm

    @ MacDuff:

    The Republicans have never repealed a Progressive Program. Mitt Romney is a Progressive as is the GOP leadership. They are not going to repeal this. They are phonies.

    Look vote for Romney, it’s a free country and its your choice. I am exercising my choice.

    It’s all good!


  44. NoThreat2U
    45 | June 28, 2012 6:45 pm

    @ grambo:
    GMTA!!!!!!!!!


  45. 46 | June 28, 2012 6:47 pm

    NoThreat2U wrote:

    @ grambo:
    They won’t read it. They are too busy flying off the handle. I am glad you took the time to read it though.

    There’s more time spent around here bashing Republicans than Democrats. Arguing about the ideological purity of the party four months before the election is madness. We need to defeat Obama and the Democrats with what we have and deal with ideological purity when the war’s won.


  46. Bob in Breckenridge
    47 | June 28, 2012 6:48 pm

    @ NoThreat2U’s link:

    Read this!

    Chief Justice Roberts Is A Genius
    Posted on June 28, 2012 by I.M. Citizen

    Before you look to do harm to Chief Justice Roberts or his family, it’s important that you think carefully about the meaning – the true nature — of his ruling on Obama-care. The Left will shout that they won, that Obama-care was upheld and all the rest. Let them.

    It will be a short-lived celebration.

    Here’s what really occurred — payback. Yes, payback for Obama’s numerous, ill-advised and childish insults directed toward SCOTUS.

    Chief Justice Roberts actually ruled the mandate, relative to the commerce clause, was unconstitutional. That’s how the Democrats got Obama-care going in the first place. This is critical. His ruling means Congress can’t compel American citizens to purchase anything. Ever. The notion is now officially and forever, unconstitutional. As it should be.

    Next, he stated that, because Congress doesn’t have the ability to mandate, it must, to fund Obama-care, rely on its power to tax. Therefore, the mechanism that funds Obama-care is a tax. This is also critical. Recall back during the initial Obama-care battles, the Democrats called it a penalty, Republicans called it a tax. Democrats consistently soft sold it as a penalty. It went to vote as a penalty. Obama declared endlessly, that it was not a tax, it was a penalty. But when the Democrats argued in front of the Supreme Court, they said ‘hey, a penalty or a tax, either way’. So, Roberts gave them a tax. It is now the official law of the land — beyond word-play and silly shenanigans. Obama-care is funded by tax dollars. Democrats now must defend a tax increase to justify the Obama-care law.

    Finally, he struck down as unconstitutional, the Obama-care idea that the federal government can bully states into complying by yanking their existing medicaid funding. Liberals, through Obama-care, basically said to the states — ‘comply with Obama-care or we will stop existing funding.’ Roberts ruled that is a no-no. If a state takes the money, fine, the Feds can tell the state how to run a program, but if the state refuses money, the federal government can’t penalize the state by yanking other funding. Therefore, a state can decline to participate in Obama-care without penalty. This is obviously a serious problem. Are we going to have 10, 12, 25 states not participating in “national” health-care? Suddenly, it’s not national, is it?

    Ultimately, Roberts supported states rights by limiting the federal government’s coercive abilities. He ruled that the government can not force the people to purchase products or services under the commerce clause and he forced liberals to have to come clean and admit that Obama-care is funded by tax increases.

    Although he didn’t guarantee Romney a win, he certainly did more than his part and should be applauded.

    And he did this without creating a civil war or having bricks thrown through his windshield. Oh, and he’ll be home in time for dinner.

    Brilliant.


  47. 48 | June 28, 2012 6:50 pm

    @ Bob in Breckenridge:

    Go to DOD, look what the Corpulent Creep is spouting about contempt vote for Holder!


  48. 49 | June 28, 2012 6:50 pm

    @ NoThreat2U:

    My response above aside, I did think her article was very well-reasoned.


  49. NoThreat2U
    50 | June 28, 2012 6:51 pm

    @ MacDuff:
    That is exactly how I feel!


  50. NoThreat2U
    51 | June 28, 2012 6:53 pm

    @ Bob in Breckenridge:
    That is from the link I posted above!


  51. 52 | June 28, 2012 6:56 pm

    Ha ha ha ha ha!

    Shatner drops pants at L.A. airport

    Star Trek legend William Shatner was left nursing a bruised ego when his trousers fell down during an airport security check in front of dozens of fellow travellers.

    The actor was queuing at Los Angeles International Airport to catch a flight to South Africa when he was singled out for a search by officials.


  52. Brick
    53 | June 28, 2012 6:57 pm

    grambo wrote:

    NoThreat2U wrote:
    http://whitehouse12.com/2012/06/28/chief-justice-roberts-is-a-genius/

    I hope some of the heavies here will read that article. I’d be interested in their opinions on it. At first blush it seems to make sense and I take back everything I’ve said/thought about Roberts over the past six hours.
    Mandate is a TAX
    States can refuse to comply without threat of other funding blocked.
    etc.etc.
    I despise Obama. I have been against Obamacare from the beginning. And now I think Roberts did the right thing.
    Read that link.

    So, it’s a tax -- that nobody has yet paid, so nobody yet has standing to challenge it on that basis. All he did was put a handle on it, and kick it down the road. Some genius.

    Someone please call me when the shooting starts. :)


  53. NoThreat2U
    54 | June 28, 2012 6:58 pm

    @ Rightwing Rebel:
    He should have told the TSA to kiss his ass. lol


  54. Bob in Breckenridge
    55 | June 28, 2012 6:58 pm

    Rightwing Rebel wrote:

    @ Bob in Breckenridge:
    Go to DOD, look what the Corpulent Creep is spouting about contempt vote for Holder!

    Honestly, I could not care less what that lying pony-tailed fatass POS has to say about anything. Everybody, other than the loser psycho-phants who read his pathetic blog and worship the ignorant douchebag, knows what a despicable scumbag he is. So I don’t even waste my time reading it anymore.
    At first I read it all the time, but now, it’s like why bother? Once a dirtbag, always a dirtbag.


  55. Bob in Breckenridge
    56 | June 28, 2012 7:00 pm

    NoThreat2U wrote:

    @ Bob in Breckenridge:
    That is from the link I posted above!

    I know. I typed it was from your link. :)


  56. Brick
    57 | June 28, 2012 7:01 pm

    NoThreat2U wrote:

    @ Rightwing Rebel:
    He should have told the TSA to kiss his ass. lol

    KHaaaaaaaaahn!


  57. 58 | June 28, 2012 7:01 pm

    @ Bob in Breckenridge:

    Its internet humor and honestly a good study in the meltdown of a human. Its entertainment!


  58. 59 | June 28, 2012 7:02 pm

    @ Brick:

    Khan will be the villain in the Star Trek re-image sequel.


  59. NoThreat2U
    60 | June 28, 2012 7:03 pm

    @ Bob in Breckenridge:
    LOL I DID read it before I posted!

    @ Brick:
    Hahahaha He should have screamed that! How are you doing Mr. Brick? Nice to see you :)


  60. 61 | June 28, 2012 7:07 pm

    Rightwing Rebel wrote:

    @ Brick:

    Khan will be the villain in the Star Trek re-image sequel.

    Not that I’ll be going to watch it, but will they actually get a Sikh actor to play the part instead of a Mexican National?


  61. Bob in Breckenridge
    62 | June 28, 2012 7:07 pm

    @ Brick:
    You’re obviously missing the most important point

    Finally, he voted as unconstitutional, the Obama-care idea that the federal government can bully states into complying by yanking their existing medicaid funding. Liberals, through Obama-care, basically said to the states — ‘comply with Obama-care or we will stop existing funding.’ Roberts ruled that is a no-no. If a state takes the money, fine, the Feds can tell the state how to run a program, but if the state refuses money, the federal government can’t penalize the state by yanking other funding. Therefore, a state can decline to participate in Obama-care without penalty. This is obviously a serious problem. Are we going to have 10, 12, 25 states not participating in “national” health-care? Suddenly, it’s not national, is it?


  62. 63 | June 28, 2012 7:09 pm

    @ Macker:

    No some British guy.


  63. Bob in Breckenridge
    64 | June 28, 2012 7:10 pm

    Rightwing Rebel wrote:

    @ Bob in Breckenridge:
    Its internet humor and honestly a good study in the meltdown of a human. Its entertainment!

    LGF is nothing more than the paranoid rantings of pathetic human beings led by a pathetic human being.


  64. 65 | June 28, 2012 7:11 pm

    @ Bob in Breckenridge:

    That’s what’s funny!

    :lol:


  65. NoThreat2U
    66 | June 28, 2012 7:13 pm

    So, last nite a mirror fell off my wall. We all made jokes that this household doesn’t need anymore bad luck. But, lo and behold, I “shared” a picture from a Pittsburgh site last nite that said they would pick a random winner for two YaJagoff umbrellas. Well I signed on this morning and found out I won! Just wanted to brag. lol


  66. Bob in Breckenridge
    67 | June 28, 2012 7:19 pm

    Roberts to the rescue for Romney

    Traitor! Turncoat! Benedict Arnold!

    Those contemptuous epithets and more were hurled by Republicans and conservatives at Supreme Court Chief Justice John G. Roberts Jr. moments after he single-handedly saved Obamacare, joining liberals on the bench to break a 4-4 tie.

    The Supreme Court has abandoned us,” Texas Gov. Rick Perry declared. “Simply disappointing,” Florida Gov. Rick Scott moaned. “Activist court,” Rep. Michele Bachmann cried.

    Even Ari Fleischer, the former spokesman for George W. Bush, who appointed Chief Justice Roberts to the court, joined in. “I miss Justice Harriet Miers,” he whined.

    But they all miss the point, and, more, by looking purely at the political, miss the forest for the trees.

    In voting to uphold Mr. Obama’s disastrous health-care overhaul, the chief justice took away the president’s main line of attack that surely would have been deployed had the court voted 5-4, along party lines. The Divider in Chief, already bent on stoking cultural warfare — upper-middle class vs. lower-middle class, white against black against Hispanic, gay against straight, believers against non-believers — had no doubt hoped to win one more target for his bilious bifurcation.

    Were the five justices appointed by Republican president to have stuck together in opposition, Mr. Obama would have toured the country (at taxpayer expense) to decry the court’s action as nothing more than an act political usurpation — how dare those five men take away the will of the people?!

    But Justice Roberts did just the opposite (and, bonus, also strictly adhere to the original intent of the Constitution). Obamacare is unconstitutional if it were to be enacted via the Commerce Clause, but not if it’s simply a tax, the justice wrote. “Because the Constitution permits such a tax, it is not our role to forbid it, or to pass upon its wisdom or fairness.”

    In so doing, Justice Roberts has just busted Campaign 2012 wide open. The high court’s ruling leaves in place 21 tax increases costing nearly $700 billion. Of those taxes, 12 would affect families earning less than $250,000 per year.

    Now that Obamacare’s penalty is a “tax,” not a “fee,” Mr. Obama is breaking a 2008 campaign pledge not to raise taxes on Americans earning less than $250,000. This new “tax” will hit across the economic spectrum, despite his campaign declaration that health care should “never be purchased with tax increase on middle-class families.” Now, Mr. Obama and congressional Democrats have enacted the largest tax increase in history.

    Chief Justice Roberts has given Mitt Romney a key attack: The president is a tax-and-spend liberal bent on expanding government to unprecedented levels. And the presumed Republican nominee knows it: “If we want to get rid of Obamacare, we’re going to have to replace President Obama,” he said from a rooftop in Washington overlooking the Capitol. “What the court did not do on its last day in session, I will do on my first day if elected president.”

    Mr. Obama, of course, gloated about the win. “The highest Court in the land has now spoken,” he said. Indeed it has: And a majority of the justices are calling your “fee” a “tax.”

    So, for Campaign 2012, it’s game on. And for his part, Mr. Fleischer regained his pithy pundacity after digesting the high court’s ruling. “Mitt Romney will appeal this decision to the American people on November 6th. Oral arguments are already taking place.”


  67. 68 | June 28, 2012 7:19 pm

    @ NoThreat2U:

    How cool is that?


  68. Brick
    69 | June 28, 2012 7:19 pm

    Bob in Breckenridge wrote:

    @ Brick:
    You’re obviously missing the most important point
    Finally, he voted as unconstitutional, the Obama-care idea that the federal government can bully states into complying by yanking their existing medicaid funding. Liberals, through Obama-care, basically said to the states — ‘comply with Obama-care or we will stop existing funding.’ Roberts ruled that is a no-no. If a state takes the money, fine, the Feds can tell the state how to run a program, but if the state refuses money, the federal government can’t penalize the state by yanking other funding. Therefore, a state can decline to participate in Obama-care without penalty. This is obviously a serious problem. Are we going to have 10, 12, 25 states not participating in “national” health-care? Suddenly, it’s not national, is it?

    Yes, there is that however, when was the last time a state refused money from the FedGov? Especially, now with so many trying to close budget deficits already. They could, but they won’t.

    I know it’s freezing outside and you have only a T-shirt. I will gladly lend you my extra winter parka, but first you must kiss me and let me bend you over. Take your time, think about it. It sure is cold out here, innit? Is that more freezing rain?


  69. darkwords
    70 | June 28, 2012 7:20 pm

    The doubt needs to reach out of the right blogosphere into the pocketbooks of the left.


  70. Brick
    71 | June 28, 2012 7:22 pm

    NoThreat2U wrote:

    Hahahaha He should have screamed that! How are you doing Mr. Brick? Nice to see you

    I’m well, thanks. My anomie meter is reading a bit high today, but other than that -- no complaints. :)

    How are you holding up?


  71. darkwords
    72 | June 28, 2012 7:23 pm

    @ 52 Rightwing Rebel: Shatner would do that on purpose just to expose the Star Wars light saber concept as inferior.


  72. 73 | June 28, 2012 7:24 pm

    It won’t take 60 votes to repeal Obamacare.

    Since the SCOTUS ruled it a tax then it can be repealed using budget reconciliation rules that only require 51 votes and by Senate rules it can’t be filibustered. In other words it will only take 51 votes to repeal.

    Simple majority repeal!


  73. 74 | June 28, 2012 7:25 pm

    @ Peter:

    When was the last time Republicans have repealed a Program? Never, they are Progressives. But if you believe them, hey to each their own.


  74. darkwords
    76 | June 28, 2012 7:25 pm

    @ 38 waldensianspirit: I consider anything that comes out of my check and didn’t go into the banking account as a tax. They can slice and dice the meaning of it all, but it means the government dips into my pocket giving me less to spend.


  75. 77 | June 28, 2012 7:26 pm

    @ Brick:

    Too many people are still stuck in the Republicans are good guys and Democrats bad guys paradigm. I’m free of it and it feels good. But hey I don’t begrudge people who still think that. To each his own.


  76. 78 | June 28, 2012 7:27 pm

    @ doriangrey:

    Hey maybe they will Tax people who don’t drink milk next!


  77. Brick
    79 | June 28, 2012 7:29 pm

    doriangrey wrote:

    Let us then in that case see how the ruling on the Affordable Care Act stands up when worded thusly.
    See §5000A(b). That, according to the Government, means the mandate can be regarded as establishing a condition—not owning A Firearm— that triggers a tax—the required payment to the IRS. Under that theory, the mandate is not a legal command to buy a Firearm. Rather, it makes going without a Firearm just another thing the Government taxes, like buying gasoline or earn-ing income.

    Ah, vehry nice. Very, very nice.


  78. Bob in Breckenridge
    80 | June 28, 2012 7:29 pm

    @ Brick:
    Again, you’re missing the point of what he was saying…Because of this ruling, now the federal government cannot threaten to, or take away, funding to the 28 states that chose NOT to participate in “national” healthcare.


  79. Bob in Breckenridge
    81 | June 28, 2012 7:32 pm

    darkwords wrote:

    @ 52 Rightwing Rebel: Shatner would do that on purpose just to expose the Star Wars light saber concept as inferior get his name in the news after all these years.

    FIFY. Most people probably said after reading this “I thought he was dead”.


  80. heysoos
    82 | June 28, 2012 7:33 pm

    Peter wrote:

    It won’t take 60 votes to repeal Obamacare.
    Since the SCOTUS ruled it a tax then it can be repealed using budget reconciliation rules that only require 51 votes and by Senate rules it can’t be filibustered. In other words it will only take 51 votes to repeal.
    Simple majority repeal!

    yup…a simple vote in the House can lay waste to ObamaCare


  81. Brick
    83 | June 28, 2012 7:33 pm

    Rightwing Rebel wrote:

    @ Brick:
    Too many people are still stuck in the Republicans are good guys and Democrats bad guys paradigm. I’m free of it and it feels good. But hey I don’t begrudge people who still think that. To each his own.

    That describes my paradigm perfectly. Good guys and bad guys. Political affiliation, religion, race, color, dominant eye, etc. are not necessarily synonymous with either.


  82. 84 | June 28, 2012 7:35 pm

    heysoos wrote:

    Peter wrote:
    It won’t take 60 votes to repeal Obamacare.
    Since the SCOTUS ruled it a tax then it can be repealed using budget reconciliation rules that only require 51 votes and by Senate rules it can’t be filibustered. In other words it will only take 51 votes to repeal.
    Simple majority repeal!

    yup…a simple vote in the House can lay waste to ObamaCare

    A vote that will be taking place on July 11th, by the way.


  83. heysoos
    85 | June 28, 2012 7:38 pm

    two words…
    re-election


  84. heysoos
    86 | June 28, 2012 7:40 pm

    Brick wrote:

    Rightwing Rebel wrote:
    @ Brick:
    Too many people are still stuck in the Republicans are good guys and Democrats bad guys paradigm. I’m free of it and it feels good. But hey I don’t begrudge people who still think that. To each his own.

    That describes my paradigm perfectly. Good guys and bad guys. Political affiliation, religion, race, color, dominant eye, etc. are not necessarily synonymous with either.

    welcome to the dark side


  85. waldensianspirit
    87 | June 28, 2012 7:45 pm

    Roberts? Meet Bart Stupak


  86. 88 | June 28, 2012 7:47 pm

    Rightwing Rebel wrote:

    @ MacDuff:

    The Republicans have never repealed a Progressive Program. Mitt Romney is a Progressive as is the GOP leadership. They are not going to repeal this. They are phonies.

    Look vote for Romney, it’s a free country and its your choice. I am exercising my choice.

    It’s all good!

    Yeah, we’re all free to make our own choices but all choices don’t carry the same weight. You also are free to make he choice to shred your own credibility, and you do so daily with statements that are long on bombast and emotion and short on common sense. Like I said, fracturing the Republican party will render the Democrats unopposed -- unless you actually believe that a third party will swoop in and save the Republic. If that’s what you’re dedicated to, you’ll die a frustrated madman….but at least you’ll be as ideologically pure as the driven snow.

    Rave on man, but it’s getting increasingly difficult to take this shit seriously. Yeah, I get it, youre so commited to conservatism that you’re willing to subscribe to a third party fantasy to prove your purity. Romney was not even on my list of possible first choices but he’s what we have and I’m going to give him my full-throated support since I don’t have the “Gary Johnson option” as do you and I think Obama is really dangerous.

    Have a good evening.


  87. Bob in Breckenridge
    89 | June 28, 2012 7:50 pm

    BTW, Obama and the other dumocrats have been saying over and over and over again on the campaign trail that there would be NO TAX INCREASES on anyone earning under $250,000 a year.

    With this ruling that the affordable healthcare act is a tax, and not a mandate, that makes it yet another lie by Obama and the dumocrats to Americans.

    So now the young people thought Obama was so brilliant will be required to purchase health insurance, whether or not they want it.

    And old people on medicare will see their medical services cut to the tune of $500 billion to pay for this. In other words, rationed healthcare, death panels, etc.


  88. Brick
    90 | June 28, 2012 7:54 pm

    Bob in Breckenridge wrote:

    @ Brick:
    Again, you’re missing the point of what he was saying…Because of this ruling, now the federal government cannot threaten to, or take away, funding to the 28 states that chose NOT to participate in “national” healthcare.

    I understand -- no participation -- no penalty. What is also true, is no participation -- no additional federal Medicaid expansion money. Further, those states opting out, must offer equivalent coverage on their own dimes and submit quarterly compliance reports to HHS. These are “requirements” for those opt-out states. Just some additional housekeeping/compliance items to further hobble.


  89. 91 | June 28, 2012 7:56 pm

    Speranza wrote:

    Hey when you’re perfect it is hard not to be arrogant. /

    no, he’s pure fucked.


  90. Brick
    92 | June 28, 2012 7:58 pm

    heysoos wrote:

    Brick wrote:
    Rightwing Rebel wrote:
    @ Brick:
    Too many people are still stuck in the Republicans are good guys and Democrats bad guys paradigm. I’m free of it and it feels good. But hey I don’t begrudge people who still think that. To each his own.
    That describes my paradigm perfectly. Good guys and bad guys. Political affiliation, religion, race, color, dominant eye, etc. are not necessarily synonymous with either.

    welcome to the dark side

    Shoot from the shadows whenever possible. :)


  91. 93 | June 28, 2012 7:59 pm

    @ MacDuff:

    Have a good night!


  92. 94 | June 28, 2012 8:00 pm

    @ JeremyR:

    Hey thinks he’s the god-king! His voice parts the rain and makes the sun shine!


  93. darkwords
    95 | June 28, 2012 8:01 pm

    @ 92 Brick: See also: TFK — Evil Money Cult
    See also Rodan — Transnationals


  94. 96 | June 28, 2012 8:02 pm

    @ Brick:

    It feels good to be free!


  95. Bob in Breckenridge
    97 | June 28, 2012 8:03 pm

    Brick wrote:

    Bob in Breckenridge wrote:
    @ Brick:
    Again, you’re missing the point of what he was saying…Because of this ruling, now the federal government cannot threaten to, or take away, funding to the 28 states that chose NOT to participate in “national” healthcare.

    I understand – no participation – no penalty. What is also true, is no participation – no additional federal Medicaid expansion money. Further, those states opting out, must offer equivalent coverage on their own dimes and submit quarterly compliance reports to HHS. These are “requirements” for those opt-out states. Just some additional housekeeping/compliance items to further hobble.

    Says who? The federal government cannot compel states to fund anything if the state does not want to. 10th amendment.


  96. Brick
    98 | June 28, 2012 8:04 pm

    doriangrey wrote:

    heysoos wrote:
    Peter wrote:
    It won’t take 60 votes to repeal Obamacare.
    Since the SCOTUS ruled it a tax then it can be repealed using budget reconciliation rules that only require 51 votes and by Senate rules it can’t be filibustered. In other words it will only take 51 votes to repeal.
    Simple majority repeal!
    yup…a simple vote in the House can lay waste to ObamaCare

    A vote that will be taking place on July 11th, by the way.

    Isn’t it strange that a mechanism that hasn’t been used for its intended purpose in over 3 years, could be used as a tool to thwart successful implementation of ObamaCare?

    Further, are there enough timid Senate critters up for re-election to lean on, to get to 51?


  97. 99 | June 28, 2012 8:07 pm

    New Thread.


  98. Brick
    100 | June 28, 2012 8:08 pm

    Bob in Breckenridge wrote:

    Brick wrote:
    Bob in Breckenridge wrote:
    @ Brick:
    Again, you’re missing the point of what he was saying…Because of this ruling, now the federal government cannot threaten to, or take away, funding to the 28 states that chose NOT to participate in “national” healthcare.
    I understand – no participation – no penalty. What is also true, is no participation – no additional federal Medicaid expansion money. Further, those states opting out, must offer equivalent coverage on their own dimes and submit quarterly compliance reports to HHS. These are “requirements” for those opt-out states. Just some additional housekeeping/compliance items to further hobble.

    Says who? The federal government cannot compel states to fund anything if the state does not want to. 10th amendment.

    I don’t disagree with you, Bob. But reality disagrees with us both.

    http://www.medpagetoday.com/Washington-Watch/Reform/25307


  99. song_and_dance_man
    101 | June 28, 2012 8:09 pm

    I agree.

    Did you see the way he sashayed to the podium much like Wet Willie used to do?


  100. 102 | June 28, 2012 8:10 pm

    @ Bob in Breckenridge:

    You missed this yesterday!

    Rally Participant O’Donnell: See what his voice does? It clears up the weather, too. It clears up the economy, creates jobs, helps education, and straightens out the weather.

    :lol:


  101. song_and_dance_man
    103 | June 28, 2012 8:12 pm

    Also, on the Roberts vote. I think it’s now clear W. knew who he was nominating and so did the Left. That is why they approved his selection so quickly.

    Thanks a lot W. / tag only for this one line.


  102. 104 | June 28, 2012 8:19 pm

    @ song_and_dance_man:

    My feelings exactly!


  103. song_and_dance_man
    105 | June 28, 2012 8:25 pm

    On another note. The Projecting Left once again hang their hypocritical laundry for all to see. That is if one will look.

    The Left Reps staged a political stunt in a walk-out during the Holder contempt vote while accusing the Right of a political stunt. If it was a political stunt, that is the contempt vote, then the Left merely upstaged the Right in one-upmanship. The Left are too transparent nowadays.


  104. RIX
    106 | June 28, 2012 8:26 pm

    Where now are the constraints on our government to contol
    us through taxation?
    How about if they want to clone the Chineese one child policy?
    What stops them from taxing you on the subsequent born
    children?
    Roberts & the the Lib members of the court have pretty much
    said that the Fed Gov right to levy taxes is absolute.
    That is now the precedent.


  105. song_and_dance_man
    107 | June 28, 2012 8:35 pm

    @ RIX:

    The problem with the line of thinking of the SCOTUS jurists that upheld the sham is they placed the horse behind the cart. The taxes that will be collected are part and parcel to the law, and should not be part of the law after it is approved.


  106. song_and_dance_man
    108 | June 28, 2012 8:39 pm

    RIX wrote:

    Roberts & the the Lib members of the court have pretty much
    said that the Fed Gov right to levy taxes is absolute.
    That is now the precedent.

    That is correct. If the Left retain the majority in the Senate and regain the House they now know this version of the Supreme’s have their back for any new entitlements they can conjure up to gain more control over us and the economy.

    We are slouching ever more closer to Socialism.


  107. Poteen
    109 | June 28, 2012 8:57 pm

    My opinion?
    The only good thing about this is that taxes can be repealed and if I recall it takes 2/3 majority to pass a tax. Maybe this gets tied in knots by lawsuits.
    A few years a go when business cratered and so did my income, my insurance lapsed and I went to a cash for service basis. My ‘health care costs’ went from $450 a month to about $100 a month.
    Now I’m going to get fined if I don’t go back to an insurance policy?
    I won’t pay and they can’t make me. Not 1 fuckin’ chance in hell.
    You shouldn’t either.

    Single pay is what they’re after but not in the way that most people think. The gov’t wants everybody paying them.
    For 70 years there have been only 3 ‘payers’.
    1. The federal and state gov’t cartel collecting taxes and issuing benefits in a grossly mismanaged system.

    2. For profit insurance companies ( who are today simply a banking operation) heavily regulated by their chief competitor, the gov’t.

    3. Cash paying citizens

    Obamacare turns the insurance companies into subordinates and private citizens into criminals. So be it.

    Cal me ,,,,,,,Dillinger.


  108. NoThreat2U
    110 | June 28, 2012 9:32 pm

    @ Carolina Girl:
    Very cool because I never win anything. lol


  109. NoThreat2U
    111 | June 28, 2012 9:34 pm

    @ Brick:
    Had a rough day. This Obamacare shit has me scared. But I will perservere because that is how I roll.


  110. 112 | June 28, 2012 9:48 pm

    Poteen wrote:

    My opinion?
    The only good thing about this is that taxes can be repealed and if I recall it takes 2/3 majority to pass a tax. Maybe this gets tied in knots by lawsuits.
    A few years a go when business cratered and so did my income, my insurance lapsed and I went to a cash for service basis. My ‘health care costs’ went from $450 a month to about $100 a month.
    Now I’m going to get fined if I don’t go back to an insurance policy?
    I won’t pay and they can’t make me. Not 1 fuckin’ chance in hell.
    You shouldn’t either.
    Single pay is what they’re after but not in the way that most people think. The gov’t wants everybody paying them.
    For 70 years there have been only 3 ‘payers’.
    1. The federal and state gov’t cartel collecting taxes and issuing benefits in a grossly mismanaged system.
    2. For profit insurance companies ( who are today simply a banking operation) heavily regulated by their chief competitor, the gov’t.
    3. Cash paying citizens
    Obamacare turns the insurance companies into subordinates and private citizens into criminals. So be it.
    Cal me ,,,,,,,Dillinger.

    In socialist Sweden there’s a big underground ‘cash’ economy, medical included.


  111. NoThreat2U
    113 | June 28, 2012 9:53 pm

    OMG…in the middle of a conversation where a lib is trying to equate car insurance with health insurance. I came right out and offered my address so they can send me a check for my son’s eye exam. Their reply? They are more then happy to see the rich and religious taxed more. I asked them why only the rich and religious. I want their money.

    I am a sarcastic bitch, but I do it so well.


  112. Brick
    114 | June 28, 2012 10:11 pm

    NoThreat2U wrote:

    @ Brick:
    Had a rough day. This Obamacare shit has me scared. But I will perservere because that is how I roll.

    Keep your hands up and your chin tucked in. :)


  113. 115 | June 30, 2012 12:42 pm

    Speranza wrote:

    Hey when you’re perfect it is hard not to be arrogant. /

    “I used to be conceited, but now I’m perfect…” :lol:


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