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Kang wrote:Tonight I say, we must move forward, not backward; upward, not forward; and always twirling, twirling, twirling.
Just close your eyes and 8 years will never have happened.codeblue1018 wrote:This country is in serious trouble; we have now become weak in the eyes of countries abroad. There is a reason why middle east countries want Obama as president. Unfortunately, we haven't seen anything yet; these next four years will be history in the making. Our children will be forever in debt to the polices and practices of Obama. The word president will never be spoken of before Obama from my mouth.
TGD wins this thread with a Kang and Kodos reference.thegreekdog wrote:Kang wrote:Tonight I say, we must move forward, not backward; upward, not forward; and always twirling, twirling, twirling.
Kang wrote:Kang: Abortions for all.
[crowd boos]
Kang: Very well, no abortions for anyone.
[crowd boos]
Kang: Hmm... Abortions for some, miniature American flags for others.
[crowd cheers and waves miniature flags]
I call reverse discrimination!!!AndyDufresne wrote:More women were elected to the Senate than ever, which was really great to see this election cycle. I hope this trend continues. And it was nice to see the marriage equality amendments finish the way they did in each of the 4 states.
--Andy
How far do you want it to continue? Until there are 100 women?AndyDufresne wrote:More women were elected to the Senate than ever, which was really great to see this election cycle. I hope this trend continues.
--Andy
That's not what the founding fathers would have wanted!patrickaa317 wrote:How far do you want it to continue? Until there are 100 women?AndyDufresne wrote:More women were elected to the Senate than ever, which was really great to see this election cycle. I hope this trend continues.
--Andy
Symmetry wrote:That's not what the founding fathers would have wanted!patrickaa317 wrote:How far do you want it to continue? Until there are 100 women?AndyDufresne wrote:More women were elected to the Senate than ever, which was really great to see this election cycle. I hope this trend continues.
--Andy
patrickaa317 wrote:How far do you want it to continue? Until there are 100 women?AndyDufresne wrote:More women were elected to the Senate than ever, which was really great to see this election cycle. I hope this trend continues.
--Andy
>>> I'll make efforts.Metsfanmax wrote:I came in here hoping Nobunaga would finally admit that he's moving from the ellipsis at the beginning of every sentence. Left disappointed.
I support your attempt to change. It's a first step.Nobunaga wrote:>>> I'll make efforts.Metsfanmax wrote:I came in here hoping Nobunaga would finally admit that he's moving from the ellipsis at the beginning of every sentence. Left disappointed.
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First step toward dropping the habit? Or a first step toward something else entirely?Symmetry wrote:I support your attempt to change. It's a first step.Nobunaga wrote:>>> I'll make efforts.Metsfanmax wrote:I came in here hoping Nobunaga would finally admit that he's moving from the ellipsis at the beginning of every sentence. Left disappointed.
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Don't do it- you post a lot of stuff that I disagree with, and some interesting stuff too that challenges my views. Keep the dot usage in moderation. FORWARD!Nobunaga wrote:First step toward dropping the habit? Or a first step toward something else entirely?Symmetry wrote:I support your attempt to change. It's a first step.Nobunaga wrote:>>> I'll make efforts.Metsfanmax wrote:I came in here hoping Nobunaga would finally admit that he's moving from the ellipsis at the beginning of every sentence. Left disappointed.
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(see, I REALLY feel the need here to type those three little dots here - it's like heroine, man)
Think about how much good you could do if you directed those efforts towards positive changeNobunaga wrote:First step toward dropping the habit? Or a first step toward something else entirely?Symmetry wrote:I support your attempt to change. It's a first step.Nobunaga wrote:>>> I'll make efforts.Metsfanmax wrote:I came in here hoping Nobunaga would finally admit that he's moving from the ellipsis at the beginning of every sentence. Left disappointed.
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(see, I REALLY feel the need here to type those three little dots here - it's like heroine, man)
You'd have to define that for me. I'm already pretty damned positive.Metsfanmax wrote:Think about how much good you could do if you directed those efforts towards positive changeNobunaga wrote:First step toward dropping the habit? Or a first step toward something else entirely?Symmetry wrote:I support your attempt to change. It's a first step.Nobunaga wrote:>>> I'll make efforts.Metsfanmax wrote:I came in here hoping Nobunaga would finally admit that he's moving from the ellipsis at the beginning of every sentence. Left disappointed.
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(see, I REALLY feel the need here to type those three little dots here - it's like heroine, man)
Not for nothing but I worked for the government for a spell and it will probably be more cost effective in the long run to have those 300 on unemployment than to keep their air force jobs. I am by no means condoning people losing their jobs but I feel like if those cuts were made, those people were most likely redundant/really not needed and would be more useful in the private sector where the market will determine their value.Nobunaga wrote:
<Edit> Forgot to mention, the Air Force base very near where I live saw a 300 person job loss yesterday with the discontinuation of a program there. The local papers stated that expected increases in funding will not be coming. So there's another 300 to sign up for unemployment and food stamps. WooHoo!
Options? You want options?! Hahahahahaha!!! Idiots. Do as you're told.Article wrote:After months of regulatory delays, the floodgates have apparently opened. The Health and Human Services Department delivered two major health reform rules to the Office of Management and Budget on Friday, the first in an anticipated stream of health regulation.
Many sources close to the Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services told National Journal that the administration had a number of important health rules ready to go but was holding them back until after the election to avoid a political backlash. Now that President Obama has been reelected, they predicted those rules would start emerging, and fast. The forecast is about right. We are now three days postelection.
The content of the two rules that have gone to OMB have not been made public, but both relate to the insurance exchanges that states must build to sell health plans in 2014. It is not a surprise that exchange rules came first: States must tell HHS whether they plan to build their own exchange or let the federal government do it for them by November 16, next Friday. Many state officials have been complaining that it’s tough to make that decision without more details about how the various options would work.
My doctor told me he would move to Australia if this happened. He seemed serious (well, his wife is from there, so maybe it's just a good excuse). No medicaid and federal caps for services in Australia?Article wrote:A record 70.4 million people were enrolled in the Medicaid health care program for the poor in fiscal year 2011, according to government figures provided to CNSNews.com.
That figure equals about 22 percent of the population, which means there was one person on Medicaid for every 5 Americans in 2011.
Wait, I thought animal rights was the leftist thing? ... I'm getting confused. But isn't this typical Lib-Dem antics? Poor little pig.Article wrote:A dead pig wrapped in a Mitt Romney t-shirt was found dumped at the South Bay Republican Party campaign office Thursday.
The carcass was found Thursday morning in the 3900 block of Highland Avenue, the Los Angeles Times reported.
The pig reportedly also had barbed wire wrapped around its head, the Times said.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Health_care_in_AustraliaNobunaga wrote: No medicaid and federal caps for services in Australia?
Generalisations dont help your argumentsNobunga wrote:Wait, I thought animal rights was the leftist thing? ... I'm getting confused. But isn't this typical Lib-Dem antics? Poor little pig.A dead pig wrapped in a Mitt Romney t-shirt was found dumped at the South Bay Republican Party campaign office Thursday.
The carcass was found Thursday morning in the 3900 block of Highland Avenue, the Los Angeles Times reported.
The pig reportedly also had barbed wire wrapped around its head, the Times said.