Really Republicant Party? Really? ...

[emanymton]

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It is not so much that the Republicant Party is actually saying the poor do not count and are of _NO_ importance; it is that the Republicant Party is bragging gleefully the poor do not count and are of _NO_ importance on television!

Please oh please, Republicant Party. Run hard on this! Please!

"Cantor: Entitlement Promises ‘Frankly, Are Not Going To Be Kept For Many’"

(http://thinkprogress.org/economy/2011/08/04/287560/cant ... /)

"And the Democrats have proven with this debt ceiling cave-in that they will do absolutely nothing to stop them."

http://brilliantatbreakfast.blogspot.com/2011/08/eric-c...

http://brilliantatbreakfast.blogspot.com/2011/08/you-will-not-read-about-this-in-any.html


Will the Democratic Party stand up to this 'class warfare' game of sh!t on the poor?

(Is it time for the poor to be short selling the President by running a pool to guess when Mr Obama concedes on these promises too?)


Ema Nymton
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[liberal N proud]

1. I have been saying for a while now - they are no longer pretending

They are just outright in your face showing they are only representing the rich and corporations.

[flor-de-jasmim]

2. "The math doesn't lie" - LOL (defense, tax cuts to the rich, etc etc)

[mindem]

3. Entitlement Promises ‘Frankly, Are Not Going To Be Kept For Many

They keep their word on all of the pathetic little pledges they sign but have determined they don't have to stand by commitments made to the American people. My, oh my, aren't they a bunch of honorable dick heads. It's obvious the greedy, self absorbed, corporate lap dog repukes can't be trusted with anything.

[Tennessee Gal]

4. They did not make those promises. They made the

promise to Grover Norquist and they will keep that one. Rats, every single one of them.

[Shandris]

5. Unless those commitments are Honorable Contracts with Corporate Executives...

...I remember hearing that come up over and over when Obama was discussing limiting executive pay during the latter part of the First Financial Crisis. "America can't renege on it's promises, it's a CONTRACT, why, it's GHASTLY to even CONSIDER it!"

:puke: