
Nixon Kennedy debate 1960
T.O.P. factoid #1960: I am neither a crook, or a jelly filled doughnut.
Bzzzt. Republican from '52 until '92, except for rejecting Goldwater; though likely blue for the near future. California's electors went with Reagan both times, and Nixon *three* times. And look at our recent Gobernadores.Ugly Dougly wrote:Since California is a winner-take-all state and is assured of voting "blue" every presidential election...
Yeah, I was referring to the presidential electrical collage specifically. But point taken, touché!Bob wrote:And look at our recent Gobernadores.
cross dresser!Ugly Dougly wrote:Are you a left dresser or a right dresser?
http://www.heraldsun.com.au/news/twitte ... 6511218356Trevor Williams @ Trevannosaurus
'Hand stamps for re-entry' a hooded figure by the gate cheerfully calls out. But I have no hands. Only wasps. #RomneyDeathRally
RIP Seed David @davidjritter
Mitt says his heart guides his campaign, but which heart? when he opened his ribs like spider legs, there were at least 3 #RomneyDeathRally
The democraps are on the other side of that same wooden nickel.pink wrote:Hey I'm one of those social liberals and a fair fiscal conservative. But as a CPA who is very well read on fiscal and economics, I can tell you that the thing that is going to drive the economy isn't job creation by big business, but by entrepreneurship; people going out and creating their own jobs. The US health care system puts the sole proprietor at a disadvantage, since purchasing insurance as a one person biz is pretty difficult if you have anything considered pre existing. This will disappear under ObamaCare. As a country we are at a disadvantage because of the current employer provided system, something I rarely see discussed. Our businesses are competing worldwide with countries that have far better and less expensive systems that businesses do not pay for.
Mitt the Shit is in league with Satan as far as I'm concerned, if I believed in a religious view of Satan. IMHO the Repugs are evil, evil = satan.
I guess it's some residual from the tax code that was meant to encourage businesses to buy insurance in bulk. It skewed the whole healthcare system to employer provided insurance. It would make more sense to buy health insurance as city block, a congregation, a theme camp ... whatever. Anything but your work.pink wrote:
As a country we are at a disadvantage because of the current employer provided system, something I rarely see discussed. Our businesses are competing worldwide with countries that have far better and less expensive systems that businesses do not pay for.
https://twitter.com/search?q=drunk%20na ... r&src=typdLast night, campaign consultant Dan Levitan invented a new game on Twitter: Drunk Nate Silver, in which we imagine the things America's favorite statistical wizard might do when he's drunk. It's the funniest thing on Twitter right now.
http://gawker.com/5958847/lets-play-dru ... itter-game