crooksandliars.com - 1/25/2009
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Download | Play Download | Play It didn't take long for Barack Obama's bipartisan buddies to obstruct his first big plan to help our desperate country. On FNS this morning, John McCain said that he would not vote for the stimulus package that would try to breath life into our ...
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rushlimbaugh.com - 1/26/2009
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RUSH: I have a serious proposal to make:
the Obama-Limbaugh Stimulus Plan 2009. There is a serious...
debate in this country as to how best to end the recession. Recessions will end on their own if they're left alone. The average recession will last five ...
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The Obama-Limbaugh Bipartisan Stimulus Plan of 2009
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McCain's New Role: Obstructionist-- And, Of Course, The Scary Benjamin Button Cameo
DownWithTyranny! —
... which stars Brad Pitt and Cate Blanchett. It should give Slumdog a real run for its money. But the reason I mention it today is because McCain's cameo role in the film (as the young Benjamin) reminded me about John Amato's great post at Crooks and Liars today on how President Post-Partisan's conservative friends are already stabbing him in the back. He's got a great clip up of McCain on Fox telling Chris Wallace that only the failed Republican policy agenda will dig us out of the hole the failed Republican policy agenda dug us into. He's decided to lead Republicans into ...
The newest addition to the Bill of Rights: The Conservative Hissy Fit Exception
Crooks and Liars —
An additional amendment has been added to the Bill of Rights.
It's called The Republican Hissy Fit Exception.
No matter what harm has been caused by the Republican party to our country and applies especially when they have been voted out of office because of that harm, any piece of Democratic legislation being discussed may be attacked with the intent of watering it down or destroying it completely (voided) at any time as long as one conservative in Congress has a hissy fit.
The traditional ...
Lindsey Graham threatens President Obama on upcoming economic problems like the Housing and Banking sectors
Crooks and Liars —
... prime-time speeches about this plan, but he underestimated the Republican hostility, and should have understood that his good will would never be reciprocated by a party that is struggling to find themselves. Obama's popularity does have then a little nervous, but not enough, and they will pay for it in the long run.
In the latest Gallup poll, Americans once again show huge support for President Obama as he tries to solve the problems that BushCo. has created.
I've said this many times:
But they underestimate the power of his bully ...
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McCain and the stimulus
washingtonmonthly.com 1/26/2009 — MCCAIN AND THE STIMULUS.... The lead story on MSNBC's site right now reports, in a rather large, bold font: "McCain: Won't vote for stimulus as it stands." Sen. John McCain says it will take some big changes before he would...
Somebody Tell John McCain He Lost The Election
oliverwillis.com 1/26/2009 — McCain wants a rewrite of the stimulus bill? Off the top of my head I can think of 69 million reasons why John McCain doesn’t get a rewrite of the stimulus bill.
Breaking News: John McCain Loses Election —
Daily Kos
Now someone needs to tell John McCain: Former presidential rival John McCain expressed disappointment on Friday that President Barack Obama has not negotiated with Republicans over a huge economic stimulus plan and said he is working on an alternative package. [...] "I have to tell you ...
Jane Devin: John McCain's Tax Lie —
Politics on HuffingtonPost.com
Forgive me for getting a little Rahm Emanuel here, but Sunday's lead story on The Huffington Post is worthy of a middle finger salute and some righteous indignation.
"McCain Slams Stimulus -- Joins GOP Leaders to Attack Stimulus Package ". Well, okay. I'm all for healthy debate, even if it ...
Who Cares? —
Newshoggers.com
Commentary By Ron Beasley
McCain won't vote for stimulus as it stands now .
Sen. John McCain, Obama's opponent in the November presidential contest, said he did not believe the stimulus package did enough to create jobs.
"There have to be major rewrites if we want to stimulate ...
Feed the Rich —
Obsidian Wings
by publius Steve Benen informs me that John McCain will not be voting for the stimulus in its current form. McCain would prefer more business tax cuts and to make the Bush tax cuts permanent instead. In short, McCain prefers a bold “Leave No Rich Person Behind” response to our economic ...
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