Delicious conservative hypocrisy

[ElNono]

Probably a post-facto goalpost move, tbh

[DarrinS]

Ok. The point?

Good luck with that.

[ElNono]

And if we're sticking with programs, foodstamps is another "handout" government program too.

[ElNono]

Good luck with that.

I thought you already ran away from your claim (/out)?

[ElNono]

Maybe the thread le is spot on...

[TeyshaBlue]

conservativism at it's core is hypocritical

oh really? Do tell.

[Agloco]

oh really? Do tell.

Uh oh......TB's here.

[TeyshaBlue]

Uh oh......TB's here.

If you've had your shots, you're ok.

[TeyshaBlue]

And if we're sticking with programs, foodstamps is another "handout" government program too.

Not to mention that Evil WIC.

[TeyshaBlue]

I mean, who the wants to feed women, infants and children? Sure as not conservatives! Right?

[ElNono]

I mean, who the wants to feed women, infants and children? Sure as not conservatives! Right?

That's what charity is for... and if charity isn't enough, tough cookie.

[TeyshaBlue]

Cookies? Let them eat cake!

[coyotes_geek]

Cookies? Let them eat cake!

[MannyIsGod]

We're all out of cake.

[MannyIsGod]

Good luck with that.

Good luck with getting you to show your face back in a thread like the climate topic after you've exhausted your bull links received in an email you partisan hack.

[TeyshaBlue]

We're all out of cake.

Buzzkill.

[LnGrrrR]

That last bit about maternity/paternity leave is brutal.

That said, I'm very glad that the military grants paternity leave now, as I'll be taking advantage of it soon enough.

Edit: Dang, 12 weeks? I'm happy to get 10 days.

[Viva Las Espuelas]

Are medical leaves monitored by the government now?

"The Federal Government offers numerous leave flexibilities to assist employees in meeting their work and family obligations, including paid time off for childbirth and adoption and care of the newborn or adopted child. Federal employee leave benefits are based on employee service credit and time in a pay status. A new employee begins Government service accruing 13 days of annual leave each year. After 3 years of service, the annual leave accrual rate increases to 20 days each year, and at 15 years of service, the employee accrues 26 days of annual leave each leave year. The amount of annual leave that may be carried over from one leave year to the next is capped at 240 hours (30 days) for most employees. At any time in the leave year, an agency may advance to an employee the amount of annual leave he or she would accrue during the remainder of the leave year."

i think it's pretty obvious the government would oversee a government employee's medical leave. i didn't think i had to make that disclaimer. oh well. Thanks, Mr Obvious

[desflood]

That last bit about maternity/paternity leave is brutal.

That said, I'm very glad that the military grants paternity leave now, as I'll be taking advantage of it soon enough.

Edit: Dang, 12 weeks? I'm happy to get 10 days.

Oh, you lucky dog. My husband had to take a week of regular leave every time we had a kid

[LnGrrrR]

Oh, you lucky dog. My husband had to take a week of regular leave every time we had a kid

I know. They just approved paternity leave a few months before I had my first kid; I was pretty happy about that!

Then again, I could afford to take the leave... right now, I'm carrying 75 days over to the next fiscal year.

[TeyshaBlue]

Dont you already have like 1200 kids, LnG?

[LnGrrrR]

Dont you already have like 1200 kids, LnG?

This will be the 2nd. It's just that the first one was only 1 year, 9 mos ago.

I'm pretty sure we'll be set with two boys for awhile.

[SnakeBoy]

Is this bit delicious and yummy also RG?

Jon Stewart Rips Ed Schultz For Rick Perry Clip (VIDEO)

http://www.huffingtonpost.com/2011/0..._n_930618.html

[clambake]

who is ed schultz?

[TeyshaBlue]

Is this bit delicious and yummy also RG?

No. It's not RED. That's the official "delicious" shade.