Why Are Republicans WRONG about EVERYTHING?

Sad to say, unions - and heavily unionized industries - tend to become economically reactionary. They tend to view change as a threat rather than an opportunity. The reaction of both the UAW and the "Big Three" automakers in the 1970's forms a perfect example. Instead of innovating to make better cars to compete against the imports, they complained that foreign competition was "unfair." The American consumers rejected that argument with their wallets.

And that there is why the LIBS got their azzes handed to em a week ago. And will only get more handed to em on Nov 4th, 2016.

Who is your candidate? Who's the Great White Hope in '16?

1. raised by a single mother
2. raised in public housing
3. fed with food stamps.
4. supported with welfare wasnt-dependent-on-government
5. kept healthy with medicaid…
6. educated in public schools
7. got eyeglasses from state agency
8. benefited from affirmative action to enter college
9. used federal loans and Pell grants in undergrad school
10. benefited from affirmative action to enter medical school
11. med school paid for with grant from USPHS*
12. said: “The disintegration of the family unit and the welfare state are enslaving African-Americans and ruining their futures.”

Colmes: What do you mean though when you say there won’t be an election in 2016?
Carson: There may be so much anarchy going on.
Colmes: Anarchy? You think really risk having an anarchic America to the point where elections may be put on hold or some kind of emergency is declared with such anarchy that there wouldn’t be a presidential election in a couple of years.
Carson: I don’t want to find out, I really don’t want to find out. I don’t want to continue down this pathway that we are going down.

State Rep. John E. Barnes, a Cleveland Democrat, has filed a defamation lawsuit against the Ohio Democratic Party and its chairman, Chris Redfern, alleging white lawmakers get better treatment and he was punished for raising the issue of racism in the party.

Barnes said he faced discrimination and retaliation from his own party when he refused to join the Ohio Legislative Black Caucus in the Ohio House. Barnes said he feared it would harm his reputation to “associate with an organization whose moral compass he found to be troubling.” The lawsuit mentions members of the caucus who have been convicted of felony and misdemeanor offenses in the last three years. According to the complaint, Barnes ”saw little value to himself or to his district” in joining OLBC and “wanted to be treated as an individual rather than as a member of a presumed monolithic block of votes based upon his skin color.”

So JElezarian, let's KILL THE BULLET TRAIN!!!!111111 AND THE DELTA TUNNEL DREAM.

So JElezarian, let's KILL THE BULLET TRAIN!!!!111111 AND THE DELTA TUNNEL DREAM.


I'm in!

John

Somebody actually named a specific Republican candidate that they would support.