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Isn't that a basis for liberals attacking tea party members? Because they are voting against the pork and overspending that they would, in some cases, benefit from?
I haven't voted major party in a long long time so you have no point with you use of 'you.' That is a typical boomer rationalization. You think it's poor policy that is bad for the country as a whole but it you are going to get yours. Hypocrisy comes very easy to your generation. It's a hallmark really.
Isn't that a basis for liberals attacking tea party members? Because they are voting against the pork and overspending that they would, in some cases, benefit from?
No you're not...most of you backwoods people are poor and getting poorer...I see white guys staring me down when drive by in my 120k car...they be in old ragged out trucks probably thinking they'd like to lynch me...well guess what I welcome them to approach me...and we'll find out if we're actually living in the 1950's like they think...
but you guys are so dumb Cosmic..yall vote against your interests all the time with false hopes of becoming republican like rich...here is a classic example:
I don't know. Is it?
CC is actually Republican rich tbh, howeva most Republicans are of the "When I invent somtin' n' git rich, i dont want da gubbamint redistribition mer wealth!" mold. They swallow up all the bull opportunity the ultra-rich make them think they haveNo you're not...most of you backwoods people are poor and getting poorer...I see white guys staring me down when drive by in my 120k car...they be in old ragged out trucks probably thinking they'd like to lynch me...well guess what I welcome them to approach me...and we'll find out if we're actually living in the 1950's like they think...
but you guys are so dumb Cosmic..yall vote against your interests all the time with false hopes of becoming republican like rich...here is a classic example:
CC ain't got ...I saw some of the interior of his house..carpet and table and if that's republican rich then I'll be damedCC is actually Republican rich tbh, howeva most Republicans are of the "When I invent somtin' n' git rich, i dont want da gubbamint redistribition mer wealth!" mold. They swallow up all the bull opportunity the ultra-rich make them think they have
I'm against kicking children in the face. If someone gave me a million to kick a child in the face i'd by the little er a mouthpiece and get payed
pork? tea baggers LOVE pork that comes the them.
let us know when the tea bagger "marans" demonstrate/whine about $1.5T to maintain the planet safe for US corporations, or about the financial sector, and the 1% sucking wealth out of everybody. tea baggers are ing frauds financed by the VRWC, and best they are dupes, shills for the VRWC
No you're not...most of you backwoods people are poor and getting poorer...I see white guys staring me down when drive by in my 120k car...they be in old ragged out trucks probably thinking they'd like to lynch me...well guess what I welcome them to approach me...and we'll find out if we're actually living in the 1950's like they think...
but you guys are so dumb Cosmic..yall vote against your interests all the time with false hopes of becoming republican like rich...here is a classic example:
@ Kools "$120,000" pimpmobile.
Probably rents his wheels and tires....
Have you ever met a tea party member? I don't mean those ass clown politicians, pretending to be one, on tv.
who elects the clown tea bagger/libertarian politicians if not clown tea bagger/libertarian bubbas?
Oh this bull again.Texas pays towars all the red-states that are mooching/taking Fed $$ more than they send.
that explains the benefits, but not the taxes paid to the Feds.
taxes on personal income, earned and unearned, corporate income, mineral royalties, fuel, etc?
Red states have lower costs of living, hence lower wages. The federal government one-size-fita-all bull is the problem.
Don't you get it boutons? You Nanny and uncle are the problem.
so if red states have lower cost of living, have "right to work (for less)", why can't they pay their own way rather than be "socialistically" subsidized by other (blue) states?
Here's VRWC-financed tea bagger org leading "young" tea bagger assholes to burn fake obamacare cards
Young Tea Party ‘Rebels’ Burn Fake ‘Obamacare Cards’
FreedomWorks, a Tea Party don’t-think tank, is urging young adults to be rebels with a self-destructive cause. “Stick it to the man,” FreedomWorks urges young people. It tells them to do so by filming themselves burning homemade “Obamacare” cards and “Vining” the video explaining why they are Obamacare refuseniks as flames lick their fingertips.
“Conservative” champion Stephen Colbert counsels these mutineers to be careful not to scorch their hands because, you know, they don’t have health insurance.
Alternatively, young people could buy subsidized health insurance on the new exchanges with the help of “navigators” that Obamacare funded last week and then torch as much homemade rubbish as they choose, secure in the knowledge that if they’re injured in the process, they can afford to see a doctor.
http://www.alternet.org/speakeasy/le...ter887898&t=17
let me return your question: Have you ever met a tea bagger who isn't an ass clown, fogged in by libertarian, Randian bull ?
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Well, let's destroy this piece of "analysis" again.Texas pays towars all the red-states that are mooching/taking Fed $$ more than they send.
that explains the benefits, but not the taxes paid to the Feds.
taxes on personal income, earned and unearned, corporate income, mineral royalties, fuel, etc?
http://www.spurstalk.com/forums/showthread.php?t=192004
And let's all stare in wonder as bouton's ignores this again and posts this idiotic map next week.
Texas Widens Gap Over Other States in Percentage Uninsured
http://www.gallup.com/poll/153053/Te...Uninsured.aspx
So while a blue state like CA with high uninsured is working with ACA to reduce that number the retrograde Repug states are rejecting ACA to keep their residents uninsured.
Rick Perry Business Ad Rejected By Missouri Radio Station
Texas Gov. Rick Perry (R) is being told "don't mess with Missouri" as he tries to lure the Show Me State's businesses to Texas.
KTRS Radio in St. Louis announced Friday that it would not air a commercial starring Perry aimed at telling businesses to leave Missouri for Texas. The ad is part of a nine-day advertising campaign Perry is running in Missouri preceding his job recruitment trip to the state next week.
Mark Dorsey, the station's general manager, posted on the KTRS website that the station at first thought the ad was just promoting Texas tourism. Dorsey wrote:
It has come to the attention of KTRS management that a commercial running on KTRS Radio, voiced by Texas Governor Rick Perry, is asking Missouri business to move to Texas. When the order was placed, KTRS was under the assumption these commercials were going to promote tourism to Texas. Once we, the Management of KTRS realized these commercials were instead focused on stealing locally owned companies away from St Louis, we suspended airing these commercials immediately. We understand people have different viewpoints on public policy and we welcome that debate everyday on our airways. But as one of the few remaining locally owned radio stations in the country, we feel the need to stand strong with other small locally owned business and defend our region. Governor Rick Perry, Don't Mess with Missouri, and don't mess with St Louis.
A Perry spokesman could not be reached for immediate comment.
On Thursday, Missouri Secretary of State Jason Kander (D) wrote to Perry telling him to stay away from Missouri businesses. In his letter, Kander told Perry that it would be smarter for Texas officials to encourage Lone Star State residents to create their own businesses, which have a better chance of staying in Texas long term.
Former Missouri state Sen. Jeff Smith (D-St. Louis), now a political science professor at the New School in New York, praised the move as both a business and state-pride decision.
"That's interesting, and rather patriotic," Smith told The Huffington Post. "Of course, [KTRS is] a business making business decisions, and I bet it pays off in positive press and advertiser loyalty."
http://www.huffingtonpost.com/2013/0...n_3806014.html
Perry trying to rustle companies from another deep red state.
“While Governor Perry is here, he might want to go shopping as
Missouri’s sales tax rate is a full two percentage points lower than Texas,” he said.
“We also have a compe ive corporate tax structure,
lower property taxes, and
higher student test scores.”
http://stlouis.cbslocal.com/2013/08/...ri-businesses/
RickyBobby, a Wild West snake oil saleman.
"Missouri's sales tax rate is a full two percentage points lower than Texas."
Missouri has a state income tax a full 6% higher than Texas (since Tx doesn't have a state income tax). He forgot to say that.
They also have property taxes that are lower than Tx which stands to reason since they have a state income tax.
The overall tax burden is 1.1% higher in MO than Texas.
http://best-state-taxes.247wallst.com/
so if red states have lower cost of living, have "right to work (for less)", why can't they pay their own way rather than be "socialistically" subsidized by other (blue) states?
smh....already been answered. But you continue to ignore the answer because it doesn't fit your narrative.
In Dramatic Reversal, Michigan Senate Passes Obamacare’s Medicaid Expansion
The Michigan Senate voted Tuesday to expand Medicaid under the Affordable Care Act, extending health coverage to more than 400,000 low-income residents, but not without a little legislative drama first.
The GOP-controlled chamber approved the bill by a 20-18 vote at about 8 p.m. Tuesday after being in session for more than eight hours, much of it spent in caucus debating how to get the expansion passed. Eight Republicans finally joined 12 Democrats to pass the bill.
The House, which had already passed an expansion bill, will soon take a concurring vote, and Gov. Rick Snyder’s office confirmed to TPM that the governor would sign the legislation when it reaches his desk.
http://tpmdc.talkingpointsmemo.com/2...-expansion.php
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