huckelberry wrote:BartBurk wrote: Hope they like four more years of the Messiah.
That is a weird thing to call the president. Does it mean anything?
http://www.humanevents.com/2012/09/20/t ... bama-cult/
huckelberry wrote:BartBurk wrote: Hope they like four more years of the Messiah.
That is a weird thing to call the president. Does it mean anything?
Chap wrote:With the Republicans holding the House, you can be sure no sneezing will be done. Compromises there no doubt will be.
However, for the Republicans to insist on completely setting at naught the expressed preferences of the majority of their fellow citizens would be to spit in the face of democracy - and in the medium to long term there would inevitably be consequences to that.
harmony wrote:
... the minority in this case is often the ones who actually work, pay taxes ...
Chap wrote:harmony wrote:
... the minority in this case is often the ones who actually work, pay taxes ...
Only a minority of the US population works?
Only a minority of the US population pays taxes?
Even Romney in the midst of his rich buddies never went quite that far towards crazy.
There are no doubt some people around who think that way. Fortunately, they lost the election, and I don't feel very upset if they find the necessary adjustments to reality a little bit uncomfortable sometimes.
harmony wrote:
It's all in how you frame it, Brackie.
Out of 121 million people, he lost by less than 3%. A significant percentage of the population (almost half) voted for him. That's not something to be sneezed at.