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Current Events => The DUmpster => Topic started by: Ballygrl on June 30, 2012, 10:58:30 AM
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Republicans are calling for a vote on Obamacare on July 11th, they're going to ask if Democrats to either vote for the Obamacare Tax or vote to repeal the Obamacare Tax.
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Republicans are calling for a vote on Obamacare on July 11th, they're going to ask if Democrats to either vote for the Obamacare Tax or vote to repeal the Obamacare Tax.
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I like it, I know it's just a political stunt since Harry Reid will just put the bill in the circular file if it passes, but at least they will be getting people on record in the House where they stand.
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I like it, I know it's just a political stunt since Harry Reid will just put the bill in the circular file if it passes, but at least they will be getting people on record in the House where they stand.
Jon Kyl was talking about it on Larry Kudlows radio show. :-)
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That is going to be sweet. :lmao:
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Oh, and it's an election year, and a majority of people are against Obamacare, and this is what? the largest tax increase ever in world history? how many elected Democrats are cringing right now?
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http://www.politico.com/blogs/on-congress/2012/06/cantor-house-will-vote-on-repeal-week-of-july-127555.html
House Majority Leader Eric Cantor (R-Va.) said Thursday that the Republican-led House will vote on repealing the health care law soon after the July 4 recess.
Cantor, who sets the floor schedule in the House, said in a statement that the House will vote on the repeal the week of July 9 – which Cantor said will clear the path for “patient-centered reforms that lower costs and increase choice.â€
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UPDATE: Cantor said in a follow-up Tweet that the vote will be July 11.
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I like Eric Cantor. He is a good guy.
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OMG! Kyle, your siggy pic! :lmao:
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OMG! Kyle, your siggy pic! :lmao:
I am so laughing about it. It is hilarious. :lmao:
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I am so laughing about it. It is hilarious. :lmao:
I shared this picture on Facebook last night, and some girl commented, "No respect" so I replied back to her, "I don't respect higher taxes."
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I shared this picture on Facebook last night, and some girl commented, "No respect" so I replied back to her, "I don't respect higher taxes."
I'm with the girl. Nasty thing to do to Flo.
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I shared this picture on Facebook last night, and some girl commented, "No respect" so I replied back to her, "I don't respect higher taxes."
Whenever some moonbat bitches about the lack of respect for 0bama, all you gotta do is say George W Bush and when they are done ranting, ask them where's the respect. :rotf:
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Whenever some moonbat bitches about the lack of respect for 0bama, all you gotta do is say George W Bush and when they are done ranting, ask them where's the respect. :rotf:
That has worked for me on numerous occasions. :lmao:
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That is going to sting. Every Dem knows that if this gets out as a tax, which it is, they will be between a rock and a hard place. They will have no alternative but to repeal it, or admit that they want the tax to go through. It is so sweet to have them backed in the corner like this :rofl:
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That is going to be sweet. :lmao:
No it will be epic. It will put the mDems in a corner that Harry Reid built and can't get out of. Even if they don't vote on it they will still be cowards.
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No it will be epic. It will put the mDems in a corner that Harry Reid built and can't get out of. Even if they don't vote on it they will still be cowards.
I think July 11th is going to break the record for how many vote present. I wonder if the Dems will walk out again? They can have another press conference and insist that it isn't a tax, when everyone knows that it is :rofl:
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They can call it what they want. If it's not repealed before the Tax comes due you can bet that the public will see to it that they are come the nexy election after it comes due.
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They can call it what they want. If it's not repealed before the Tax comes due you can bet that the public will see to it that they are come the nexy election after it comes due.
This November is going to put a hurting on the Dems, that is for sure.
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I can't help but to laugh at 'Flobama' either - It is just so painfully awful it's hilarious. :rofl:
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They can call it what they want. If it's not repealed before the Tax comes due you can bet that the public will see to it that they are come the nexy election after it comes due.
The USSC has determined it's either a tax, or its unconstitutional. It's not a matter of verbiage. Too bad, Obama.
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LOL, President MomJeans conducted an anxious conference call from AF1 begging for money because Mr. NastyPants that wants to save our Country is out raising him: http://www.thedailybeast.com/articles/2012/06/30/exclusive-president-obama-asks-campaign-donors-to-send-him-more-money.html
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LOL, President MomJeans conducted an anxious conference call from AF1 begging for money because Mr. NastyPants that wants to save our Country is out raising him: http://www.thedailybeast.com/articles/2012/06/30/exclusive-president-obama-asks-campaign-donors-to-send-him-more-money.html
Maybe he can convince Romney to just stick to public funds, like he and McCain did last time...... :rofl:
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Maybe he can convince Romney to just stick to public funds, like he and McCain did last time...... :rofl:
Romney has raised more than $5 million since Thursday. I wonder what message that should send to Dippy Ears?
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WSJ Chief Economist: 75% of Obamacare Costs Will Fall on Backs of Those Making $120K or Less:
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Romney has raised more than $5 million since Thursday. I wonder what message that should send to Dippy Ears?
The message is, Romney needs to pay higher taxes. :-)
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The message is, Romney needs to pay higher taxes. :-)
Obama's theory, he would have to.
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Rasmussen Polling on Obamacare, here's just a snippet, you can read the rest at the link:
http://www.breitbart.com/Big-Government/2012/07/02/Poll-HealthCare-Rasumussen-ObamaCare?utm_source=feedburner&utm_medium=feed&utm_campaign=Feed%3A+BigGovernment+%28Big+Government%29
58% of men favor repeal of ObamaCare, 34% oppose.
46% of women favor repeal, only 43% oppose.
Even among the youth vote Obama can't get over 50%: 41% favor repeal while only 44% want ObamaCare to remain the law of the land.
24% off blacks want ObamaCare repealed while only 50% want it to remain in place.
But it's the income-level cross tabs that are most revealing.
Of those making under $20,000 a year, 39% favor repeal, 47% oppose. Of those making $20k to $40K, 49% favor repeal, 47% oppose.
Now watch what happens when we reach the middle class, which some economists say will bear 75% of the ObamaCare burden. Of those making $40 to $60k a year, 67% favor repeal, only 29% oppose.
This makes perfect sense because it's those making between $40 and $60k annually who can both afford health insurance but know they are on the margins when this government monstrosity increases premium prices and overall health care costs.
Among independents, 50% of those who don't consider themselves either a Republican or Democrat favor repeal, only 35% oppose.
The most fascinating numbers, though, represent the intensity of opposition when compared to support. For instance, even though a small plurality (44/41) in the 18-39 age range oppose repealing ObamaCare, 34% strongly favor repeal while only 32% strongly oppose. Maybe young people aren't as gullible about government handouts as the White House had hoped. Being able to freeload off your parents' health insurance until you're 26 hasn't done much to win this demographic over -- not that this age group is big on voting anyway.
Even among those making less than $20k per year ObamaCare loses the intensity vote. 32% strongly favor of repeal, while only 22% strongly oppose.
Unlike young people, the elderly come out to vote in huge numbers and among those 65 and over, 53% strongly favor repeal while only 23% strongly oppose. A full 30 point margin. Ages 40-64 there's a 19% margin, with 49% strongly favoring repeal and only 30% strongly opposing.