"Seventy-eight percent of the French want US President Barack Obama to be reelected in Tuesday's vote, said a poll that showed that even a majority of extreme-right voters here backed the Democratic candidate."
As a person who has been able to rise from poverty to affluence, and who has created jobs and work benefits for tens of thousands of families, I feel obligated to speak up and support the American ideals I grew up with—charity, self-reliance, accountability. These are the age-old virtues that help make our communities prosperous. Yet, sadly, the Democratic Party no longer seems to value them as it once did. That's why I switched parties, and why I'm now giving amply to Republicans.
How about hte resounding endorsement of the government going in and responding to the Staten Island disaster.
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Markadelphia and Nikto praised Obamas photo-op response but haven't uttered a word since.
I would've believed you were adding a little levity, with a cartoon endorsement from the Simpsons. Until you commented.
ReplyDeleteWhy do the right "hate the President"?
Am I seriously supposed to attach any significance to Monty Burns?
The most telling bit of this CARTOON, is the dog defenestrating itself when these were his only two choices.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?feature=player_embedded&v=Y_G7t4Y52qw#!
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"Seventy-eight percent of the French want US President Barack Obama to be reelected in Tuesday's vote, said a poll that showed that even a majority of extreme-right voters here backed the Democratic candidate."
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And my comment:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4rJAw-fuYHk
Hey, speaking of rich guys.
ReplyDeleteAs a person who has been able to rise from poverty to affluence, and who has created jobs and work benefits for tens of thousands of families, I feel obligated to speak up and support the American ideals I grew up with—charity, self-reliance, accountability. These are the age-old virtues that help make our communities prosperous. Yet, sadly, the Democratic Party no longer seems to value them as it once did. That's why I switched parties, and why I'm now giving amply to Republicans.