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RINO’s Gotta Go / The Only Good RINO Is A Gone RINO.

NObama2012!

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This is why term limits are an absolute necessity for all branches of government – Executive, Legislative and Judicial.

Two terms and done forever, and Zero perks and pensions afterwards.

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Bitch McConnel and crying Boner need to go (among many others).

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We desperately need a Citizen legislature to permanently fix our government.

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What we conveniently seem to forget, from instance to instance, is that neither party relenquishes power once it’s been established in the hands of government.

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If Mitchy even tries to pull that crap, the hounds of hell will be released upon him…

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Obamacare, an Absolutely Monumental Fraud

Fraudulent governmental initiatives and fraudulent private organizations all have one thing in common: They want the public to believe they are something they are not.

Case in point: Obamacare.

(The monumental frauds Facebook.com, Google.com, the Washington Post, and the United Nations, all of which are great fans of our president and all of which adhere to the misguided liberal principles of deception and distortion, will follow.)

Above all else, President Barack Hussein Obama and the Democrat Party hoped Americans would fall for the lies and hype and believe the Affordable Care Act was eminently affordable and that people who already had medical insurance and who were averse to socialistic medicine would be “permitted” by their government to keep their coverage and their doctors.

As when Obama “absolutely” pledged that Obamacare would not impose any new taxes, both claims have proven to be frauds.

By the time Obamacare is fully implemented in 2018, it not only will be unaffordable to many people but 20 new or greatly-increased taxes will have been levied on Americans and millions of the currently-insured would be able, “permitted,” to retain their doctors only if government bureaucrats approve of their physicians and their course of treatment.

Of course, none of that applies to those bureaucrats, or congressmen, or other federal employees since the ACA exempts them–and millions of workers in protected unions and industries–from Obamacare’s onerous and largely unknown provisions.

When the United States Supreme Court unexpectedly ruled last week that Obama’s legacy issue was constitutional and is now indisputably the law of the land, SCOTUS neglected to incorporate very relevant Obamacare details in its controversial decision.

Never mind that passage of Obamacare had so consumed the president and the Democrat Party for almost two years while they controlled the presidency and both houses of Congress that they were forced to pass the ACA by bribing and intimidating opponents.

Never mind that Obama and his Democrat Party ignored far more critical problems . . .
(Read more at http://www.genelalor.com/blog1/?p=26099.)

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All McConnell has to do is pay lip service, and promote a vote on the floor of the Senate before the November election, with a pre-ordained outcome, and he’s preserved his narrative while maintaining his power.

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50 Democrats vs. 50 Republicans – 10 RINOs = 40-60 repeal fails.

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Great luxury fashion online.

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#TaxStrikeNow

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The RINOs are going to be deperately running to avoid the gigantic tsunami that’s coming in November. They’ll be bashing the few remaining moderate Democreeps over the head with the oars in order to save their own space on the life raft.

Once the waters recede and the damage estimates from the flood are tally we’ll know if they got religion or are going to sin again in the temptation of big government.

Message to RINO – you can’t wait us out. We will know you from your actions and the Tea Party catch up to you if you stray to the left.

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@ Ann, I’ve ponder that. With all the money the feds collect through out the year (Alcohol, Tobacco, Withholding, etc, etc, etc)the only way I would see you could deprive the evil beast is everyone claim as many deductions as they can, pull any money you have out of the bank and sew it in your mattress, and ignore 4-15. Then hang on, it would get interesting.

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Monumental Frauds Part Two: Facebook

(Second of five articles on monumental frauds. The first dealt with what is probably the most fraudulent piece of legislation in American history, the Affordable Care Act, better known as the Obamacare abomination. [http://www.genelalor.com/blog1/?p=26099] Parts Two though Five deal with lesser but no less fraudulent enterprises, Facebook, Google, the Washington Post, and the United Nations.)

FACEBOOK. I’m not the first to refer to Facebook.com as a fraud.

The authoritative Tech News World said it and substantiated the charge in May, based on the company’s deceptive revenue, profit, advertising, and user reports. Rob Enderle concluded his “Facebook Is a Fraud” piece by writing, “I think (Mark) Zuckerberg’s going to learn the Bernie Madoff lesson–that taking advantage of trust has a very high cost at the CEO level.”

However, that betrayal of trust goes far beyond manipulating numbers.

Originally planned by Zuckerberg and three fellow Harvard students as a website designed to identify college hotties for horny, Ivy League lechers, Facebook has been in business for some eight years. During that brief time it has been beset by various lawsuits, minor and major scandals, yet now claims almost a billion members worldwide.

Thanks to its recent Initial Public Offering, Facebook has made Zuckerberg a multi-billionaire and dozens of his faithful employees multi-millionaires, which is a good thing, a classic American success story.

A success story with noticeable warts.

In May 2012, 28 year old Zuckerberg finally decided to take his (allegedly) stolen enterprise public with an IPO offering price of $38. and valued Facebook at an historically high $104 billion. (Eberly suggests its actual value is closer to .0001 of that figure.)

Greedily dreaming of getting in on the ground floor of an anticipated twenty-first century version of Microsoft and Apple, tens of thousands of investors and speculators bit on the over-priced, over-valued Facebook at $42.

Most were bitten on their financial asses by the realities of how things really work in the cut-throat financial world.

Except for favored banks and Wall Street insiders which were able to buy in at the IPO asking price, average investors and speculators lost money big and small time depending on their level of trust when FB stock went nowhere and, two months after its initial offering, was selling on NASDAQ for $31.10 a share.

So much for hype and overvaluation, so much for trust.

Katherine Losse served five, early years at Facebook and told all in her book, “The Boy Kings: A Journey into the Heart of the Social Network.“

(Read more at http://www.genelalor.com/blog1/?p=26135.)

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