55% Still Think Obama Is The Likely Winner in November
http://www.rasmussenreports.com/public_ ... n_november
That's BS. How can this be true, when 90% think that Romney is gonna win in November?
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55% Still Think Obama Is The Likely Winner in November
http://www.rasmussenreports.com/public_ ... n_november
The Sushi Hunter wrote:I didn't vote for Obama in 08' but when he won the election I moved forward and gave him the benefit of the doubt that he would do at least "some" of the things that he claimed he'd do if he won the election, primarily turn the economy around for the better. Obama's presidency turned into one big operation "let me blame the republicans".
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Why does PBS need federal funds? Did you know that Big Bird and his buddies on Sesame Street are worth more than Mitt Romney? How much are they worth? A whopping $400,000,000.
Behshad wrote:The Sushi Hunter wrote:I didn't vote for Obama in 08' but when he won the election I moved forward and gave him the benefit of the doubt that he would do at least "some" of the things that he claimed he'd do if he won the election, primarily turn the economy around for the better. Obama's presidency turned into one big operation "let me blame the republicans".
Luckily you dont have to put up with that much longer
since you're moving to Japan!![]()
Seven Wishes wrote:"Abysmal? He's the most proactive President since Clinton, and he's bringing much-needed change for the better to a nation that has been tyrannized by the worst President since Hoover."- 7 Wishes on Pres. Obama
Rick wrote:
The Sushi Hunter wrote:Behshad wrote:The Sushi Hunter wrote:I didn't vote for Obama in 08' but when he won the election I moved forward and gave him the benefit of the doubt that he would do at least "some" of the things that he claimed he'd do if he won the election, primarily turn the economy around for the better. Obama's presidency turned into one big operation "let me blame the republicans".
Luckily you dont have to put up with that much longer
since you're moving to Japan!![]()
I was actually in Japan during the last election and voted by mail. I missed all the debates at that time. I'm looking forward to this week's VP debate. I'm curious to see how Romney's choice for VP compares to Biden. Anyone else looking forward to watching this debate?
seven wishes wrote:"Abysmal? He's the most proactive President since Clinton, and he's bringing much-needed change for the better to a nation that has been tyrannized by the worst President since Hoover."- 7 Wishes on Pres. Obama"
conversationpc wrote:The Sushi Hunter wrote:Behshad wrote:The Sushi Hunter wrote:I didn't vote for Obama in 08' but when he won the election I moved forward and gave him the benefit of the doubt that he would do at least "some" of the things that he claimed he'd do if he won the election, primarily turn the economy around for the better. Obama's presidency turned into one big operation "let me blame the republicans".
Luckily you dont have to put up with that much longer
since you're moving to Japan!![]()
I was actually in Japan during the last election and voted by mail. I missed all the debates at that time. I'm looking forward to this week's VP debate. I'm curious to see how Romney's choice for VP compares to Biden. Anyone else looking forward to watching this debate?
I want to see Biden get upset and drop an F-bomb or two.
conversationpc wrote:The Sushi Hunter wrote:Behshad wrote:The Sushi Hunter wrote:I didn't vote for Obama in 08' but when he won the election I moved forward and gave him the benefit of the doubt that he would do at least "some" of the things that he claimed he'd do if he won the election, primarily turn the economy around for the better. Obama's presidency turned into one big operation "let me blame the republicans".
Luckily you dont have to put up with that much longer
since you're moving to Japan!![]()
I was actually in Japan during the last election and voted by mail. I missed all the debates at that time. I'm looking forward to this week's VP debate. I'm curious to see how Romney's choice for VP compares to Biden. Anyone else looking forward to watching this debate?
I want to see Biden get upset and drop an F-bomb or two.
A Mexican telecom mogul who holds the title of world's richest man, and one of President Obama's top donors are both getting even richer from the U.S. government program that supplies so-called "Obamaphones" to the poor.
Carlos Slim, who has an estimated net worth of $70 billion, owns a controlling stake in TracFone, which makes $10 per phone for each device it provides to poor Americans. The company, whose president and CEO is Frederick “F.J.” Pollak, also makes money from extra minutes and data plans it sells to subscribers who get phones and service through the government's Lifeline program. The program, which began in the mid-1980s, has exploded in the past four years after being expanded from supplying landlines to the poor to providing cellular phones.
“I’m not against a company making a profit. If they are making money off lifeline, the blame goes to the federal government for creating the program."
- Rep. Tim Griffin (R-AR)
The phones came into the national spotlight after a viral video surfaced on YouTube in which a Cleveland, Ohio, woman praised the president, saying he needed to be re-elected because he gives out free phones.
“Everybody in Cleveland, every minority, got an Obama phone. Keep Obama as president. He gave us a phone. He gonna do more,” the woman said in the video.
Slim’s Movil America owns TracFone and recently snapped up service provider Simple Mobile for $100 million. TracFones and Simple Mobile service are huge players in the Lifeline program through the company's “SafeLink Wireless” brand. TracFone had 3.8 million subscribers through the federal program as of late 2011.
Pollak has donated at least $156,500 to Democratic candidates and committees this cycle, including at least $50,000 to the Obama campaign. His wife, Abigail, is a campaign bundler for Obama and has raised more than $632,000 for the president this cycle, and more than $1.5 million since 2007. She has personally contributed more than $200,000 to Democratic candidates and committees since 2008.
The Pollaks hosted Obama at their Miami Beach home in June for a $40,000-per-plate fundraising dinner, and hosted a similar event with Michelle Obama in July 2008. The couple personally donated a combined $66,200 to Obama’s re-election effort that year.
U.S. Rep. Tim Griffin, (R-Ark.), who has been one of the biggest critics of the Lifeline program's explosive growth, said he can't blame Slim for doing lucrative business with the federal government.
“I’m not against a company making a profit," Griffin said. "If they are making money off the program, the blame goes to the federal government for creating the program."
Griffin recently introduced a bill on Capitol Hill to end the Lifeline program, which cost $1.6 billion in 2011, up from $772 million in 2008. While not technically a tax, the program is funded by mandatory fees tacked on to consumers' phone bills, then disbursed through the Federal Communications Commission and states.
“This program is rife with waste and abuse," Griffin said. "It’s set up in a way where people can receive multiple phones for free.”
Griffin said he has seen cases in which single individuals obtained dozens of the phones, and said under the lax requirements, more than 80 million Americans are eligible.
According to the FCC, “Lifeline is a government benefit program supported by the Universal Service Fund that provides a discount on phone service for qualifying low-income consumers. Lifeline helps ensure that eligible consumers have the opportunities and security that phone service brings, including being able to connect to jobs, family, and emergency services.”
The FCC announced in July that new reforms saved $43 million in savings by eliminating duplicate subscriptions and outdated subsidies and claims that the agency is on track to recover $200 million for the year.
But Griffin said it's time to end a subsidy that gives the poor a luxury item and makes the world's wealthiest man richer.
“I simply do not think that the taxpayers should be footing the bill for someone’s cell service and social interaction,” Griffin said. "If that’s the case, what should the government pay for and not pay for? Let’s just start paying for everyone’s gas.”
Gin and Tonic Sky wrote:conversationpc wrote:The Sushi Hunter wrote:Behshad wrote:The Sushi Hunter wrote:I didn't vote for Obama in 08' but when he won the election I moved forward and gave him the benefit of the doubt that he would do at least "some" of the things that he claimed he'd do if he won the election, primarily turn the economy around for the better. Obama's presidency turned into one big operation "let me blame the republicans".
Luckily you dont have to put up with that much longer
since you're moving to Japan!![]()
I was actually in Japan during the last election and voted by mail. I missed all the debates at that time. I'm looking forward to this week's VP debate. I'm curious to see how Romney's choice for VP compares to Biden. Anyone else looking forward to watching this debate?
I want to see Biden get upset and drop an F-bomb or two.
or tell a crippled man to stand up!
Fact Finder wrote:It's amazing to me that some of you guys will defend and then vote for 4 more years of this shit.
Enrollment in Food Stamps, Medicaid, and Disability Far Outpaces Job Growth in Last 4 Years...
What are you thinking?
Fact Finder wrote:It's amazing to me that some of you guys will defend and then vote for 4 more years of this shit.
Enrollment in Food Stamps, Medicaid, and Disability Far Outpaces Job Growth in Last 4 Years...
What are you thinking?
RPM wrote:Fact Finder wrote:It's amazing to me that some of you guys will defend and then vote for 4 more years of this shit.
Enrollment in Food Stamps, Medicaid, and Disability Far Outpaces Job Growth in Last 4 Years...
What are you thinking?
It really is amazing. almost scary. Not in love with Mitt but come on people 4 more years of this
is disaster!
The Sushi Hunter wrote:Abound Solar. Chalk up another solar company that received hundreds of millions in government tax dollars from Obama during the last few years and then went tits up. With all this tax payer money that Obama has been giving to "green" energy companies that then go out of business, he could have instead invested those funds into education. Imagine how many students and educational institutions could have benefited instead.
The_Noble_Cause wrote:The Sushi Hunter wrote:Abound Solar. Chalk up another solar company that received hundreds of millions in government tax dollars from Obama during the last few years and then went tits up. With all this tax payer money that Obama has been giving to "green" energy companies that then go out of business, he could have instead invested those funds into education. Imagine how many students and educational institutions could have benefited instead.
And if he did that, you'd be on here bitching that it is a sweetheart deal to greedy, fat, teachers unions. Shut the fuck up. Your concern for America's children and the generations of tomorrow is bullshit.
The Sushi Hunter wrote:The_Noble_Cause wrote:The Sushi Hunter wrote:Abound Solar. Chalk up another solar company that received hundreds of millions in government tax dollars from Obama during the last few years and then went tits up. With all this tax payer money that Obama has been giving to "green" energy companies that then go out of business, he could have instead invested those funds into education. Imagine how many students and educational institutions could have benefited instead.
And if he did that, you'd be on here bitching that it is a sweetheart deal to greedy, fat, teachers unions. Shut the fuck up. Your concern for America's children and the generations of tomorrow is bullshit.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xBcAIPKLAx4
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