Political Dysfunction rules in Kansas - Page 3

BlueStreak · #21 06-06-2015, 11:42 AM

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Originally Posted by noonereal

of course the leaders do.

The rednecks are dummies who are allowed to vote. Sheep told they are great sheep dogs.

It's insane.

^^^^

"See! See how those Liberals are?! They think you (rednecks) are stupid! We think you're smart! We think you are the muscle and ingenuity that made America the GREATEST NATION ON EARTH!!!! We know that you are ones that make it all happen! The brave soldiers who risk all for our FREEDOM! You ARE America and those damned Lefties HATE you! They spit on you when you come home from war!! They want to steal your hard earned money and give it away to slackers!!"------------

See how that works?

Of course it's the biggest lie of them all. But no one is going to want to hear the truth. Which is that we are ALL played for fools and used by these people. They USE our patriotism, our religion, our personal pride to keep us fighting and dying in their stinking wars and running their businesses as cheaply as they can get away with.........and it isn't for our benefit, it's all about them.

They have made selfish greed a virtue and apathy towards human suffering a badge of honor..........and they do it in the name of America, the Founders and most disturbing of all.............Jesus Christ.

It's sad is what it is.

Dave

Boreas · #22 06-06-2015, 11:59 AM

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Originally Posted by CarlV

These guys must be cousins. Cut education and borrow your way to true Republican prosperity.

Carl

They may as well be. They are both wholly owned by the Kochs.

Boreas · #23 06-06-2015, 12:00 PM

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Originally Posted by BeamOn

Not sure if he went to Madison or Milwaukee. I used to visit Madison often, it is a beautiful campus and used to be in the top ten US engineering schools (or close).

Marquette.

CarlV · #24 06-06-2015, 12:23 PM

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Originally Posted by Boreas

They may as well be. They are both wholly owned by the Kochs.

Walker makes no secret of it for certain. I would not be a bit surprised about
Brownback, the tax breaks for the rich paid for by a sales tax increase burdening of the working poor is a strong clue though.

Carl

CarlV · #25 06-06-2015, 09:29 PM

Wow, looks like Jindal is in a bit of a mess. More economy stimulating tax cuts for the rich in action.

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As he nears a 2016 bid, Louisiana’s Bobby Jindal hits political bottom

By Tyler Bridges June 6 at 9:26 PM

BATON ROUGE — Just weeks before he is expected to announce his presidential campaign, Bobby Jindal is at the nadir of his political career.

The Republican governor is at open war with many of his erstwhile allies in the business community and the legislature. He spent weeks pushing a “religious freedom” bill that failed to pass, while having little contact with legislators trying to solve Louisiana’s worst budget crisis in 25 years.

Jindal is now so unpopular in deep-red Louisiana that his approval rating plunged to 32 percent in a recent poll — compared with 42 percent for President Obama, who lost the state by 17 percentage points in 2012.
WaPo

Carl