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LOL…Red State DemocRAT Senators Who Need To Get Re-Elected In 2014
Shit All Over Obozo's Tax Increase Plan
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You see, Obozo is now a Lame Duck. His career is over. He is
irrelevant. White DemocRAT Senators don't have to kiss his black ass
anymore. They will now do what it takes to get re-elected by
themselves.
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Bloomberg: Senate Democrats, cautiously optimistic about prospects for
a deficit-reduction deal, may have to contend with wariness from seven
members who face 2014 re-election campaigns in states Mitt Romney won
Nov. 6.
Some of those seven Democrats, including North Carolina’s Kay Hagan
and Louisiana’s Mary Landrieu, say they aren’t ready to commit to
President Barack Obama’s proposals for boosting tax revenue. Instead,
Hagan isn’t ruling out support for extending the George W. Bush-era
tax cuts for top earners. Landrieu said she opposes eliminating tax
breaks for oil companies.
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http://www.newsmax.com/Newsfront/AR-BBEXCLUDE-BESTTOP-BGOVALL/2012/11...
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On Nov 19, 9:54 pm, Too_Many_Tools <too_many_to...@yahoo.com> wrote:
> LOL...it's getting pretty bad when even a greedy bastard like Gingrich
> tells us that Romney and the Republican Party is freaking NUTS!!!!!
> Can't conservatives take a hint?
> Laugh..laugh..laugh...
> TMT
> Like several other prominent Republicans, Newt Gingrich slammed Mitt
> Romney's assertion in a conference call with donors last week that he
> lost the 2012 presidential election because of "gifts" President
> Barack Obama gave to blacks, Hispanics and younger voters during his
> first term in the White House.
> "It's nuts," Gingrich told guest host Martha Raddatz on ABC's "This
> Week" on Sunday. "First of all, it's insulting. This would be like Wal-
> Mart having a bad week and going, 'The customers have really been
> unruly.' I mean, the job of a political leader in part is to
> understand the people. If we can't offer a better future that is
> believable to more people, we're not going to win."
> [Related: Bobby Jindal calls Romney's 'gifts' comments 'absolutely
> wrong']
> Last week, the former House Speaker admitted he was "dumbfounded" by
> Obama's victory--and Romney's poor performance at the polls.
> "The president won an extraordinary victory," Gingrich said on NBC's
> "Today" show. "And the fact is we owe him the respect of trying to
> understand what they did and how they did it. But if you had said to
> me three weeks ago, Mitt Romney would get fewer votes than John McCain
> and it looks like he'll be 2 million fewer, I would have been
> dumbfounded."
> But the disbelief soon turned to disillusion over Romney's divisive
> comments.
> "I'm very disappointed with Governor Romney's analysis, which I
> believe is insulting and profoundly wrong," Gingrich said in an
> interview with KLRU-TV in Austin. "First of all, we didn't lose Asian-
> Americans because they got any gifts. He did worse with Asian-
> Americans than he did with Latinos. This is the hardest-working and
> most successful ethnic group in America--they ain't into gifts.
> "Second, it's an insult to all Americans," he continued. "It reduces
> us to economic entities. You have no passion, no idealism, no dreams,
> no philosophy. If it had been that simple, my question would be, 'Why
> didn't you outbid him?' He had enough billionaire supporters, if
> buying the electorate was the key, he could have got all his super PAC
> friends together and said, don't buy ads, give gifts. Be like the
> northwest Indians who have gift-giving ceremonies. We could have gone
> town-by-town and said, 'Come here, let me give you gifts. Here are
> Republican gifts.' An elephant coming in with gifts on it."
