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In light of the dire economic situation, and the urgency of fast action, isn't it foolish to complain about just 2% of the $410 billion 2010 budget? This means that $402 billion is going to be spent on generally accepted programs. And, most likely, the "earmarks" will create jobs in local Congressional Districts, also a good thing.
Haven't we had enough of these neo-nazi guttertrash peddling their ever more incredible propaganda? If the recent sweeping mandate foe President-elect Obama means anything, it means that the American people are sick and tired of the so-called "right-leaning" individuals and organizations who would poison our body politic for who knows what reasons, ranging from fruitcake-based, or evil intent. Let's have the guts to call a neo-nazi a neo-nazi. Let's get together and figuratively marginalize them by no longer taking their sick delusions seriously, and more importantly, only reporting on them when they are invariably committed to mental institutions.
What are the Democrats afraid of? The American people understand treachery and double-dealing. They also understand that only the weak and timid refrain from handing out just punishment for treachery. I am afraid that this feckless action only reinforces the notion that the Democratic leadership is timid and cautious.
I have heard that Gov Palin and her husband were present when Joe Vogler was killed in a plastic explosives deal gone bad. What is the truth to this? I have heard that Gov Palin's husband is a factor in the Alaska Independence Party.
