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Here are some of my posts on this thread alone. Perhaps the lies about me only posting links can stop? I post opinion and links to back it up.

Seem like the right wingers don't like being called right wingers...perhaps a different name...Tea people.?....Closed minded?...non readers?...afraid to hear different opinion people?..... Republicans?......Libertarians?....... willfully ignorant?................. It is funny how far some will go to avoid having someone disagree with them. When these topics were in the Ford Employees section (where they belonged) some people who did not like to see others express their opinion whined and complained till they were moved here and now some would like all ides sanitized so they could appear on the Rush Limbaugh show. Why do these Libertarians hate free speech?

Of course another way to a good rating or to attack those you disagree with is to have multiple screen names here and rate yourself up ...as some do . Or to go and find all of a poster that you don't like posts and rate them all down....and do it again under other names...then boast about "ratings" as some do. All in all just another childish exercise for the less than mature poster. It seems to be important to some right wingers here though.

I like this video Seems like Reagan and Obama agree. Today's far right controlled Republican party worships "St. Ronnie" but if he were running today he would be condemned as a liberal.

What?...this topic is still open?

If you want a good rating then you must post right wing stuff...like you hear on the radio or on Fox News.

It seems to me that what is happening here is that some right wingers don't like their beliefs being challenged by facts and article from the press...I suppose they are afraid that some other people will will no longer be taken in and vote against their own interests.......so after much whining, name calling, slander and reporting to the moderators they seek to kill the messenger because they don't like the message. I think this shows that the right wing of today is totally bereft of ideas. I started posting political stuff here in the Fox News thread because I was tired of seeing Ford workers getting taken in by the BS that they heard there. By pointing out the falsehoods and bias I think I helped some to take a step back and look at their news sources with more skepticism. Some of the other threads I have contributed to or started also expose the right wingers lack of truthfulness for all to see. I have an opinion and I back it up with facts or well written articles....it seems that my opinion is not to the liking of some. If you want me gone then you will have to ban me as intimidation will not work.

Don't join the book burners. Do not think you are going to conceal thoughts by concealing evidence that they ever existed. Dwight D. Eisenhower

Don't join the book burners. Do not think you are going to conceal thoughts by concealing evidence that they ever existed. Dwight D. Eisenhower

http://www.blueovalforums.com/forums/index.php?/topic/47062-fact-check-the-wealthy-already-pay-more-taxes/page__view__findpost__p__733457

http://www.blueovalforums.com/forums/index.php?/topic/47062-fact-check-the-wealthy-already-pay-more-taxes/page__view__findpost__p__733457

http://www.blueovalforums.com/forums/index.php?/topic/47062-fact-check-the-wealthy-already-pay-more-taxes/page__view__findpost__p__733457

That's funny....looks like you are the one doing the name calling and attacking the poster.

Why not just ban me, since you don't like my viewpoint and are obviously one of those that cannot read or stand to hear another view than your own narrow perception? Perhaps we can rename the Forum...The Republican Times? As another poster said...what is a link bomb?...something you don't agree with.

Are you another person that can't or wont read?.....must be nice to know it all.

I liked this piece The Republicans are left with a clear choice...Romney or a Tea person. http://thecaucus.blogs.nytimes.com/2011/10/05/christies-decision-leaves-republicans-with-stark-choice/#more-171001 "Christie’s Decision Leaves Republicans With Stark Choice By MICHAEL D. SHEAR The choice is now clear. Republican voters are going to pick a challenger for President Obama who is a pragmatic member of the party’s establishment — or they will coalesce behind a firebrand whose primary appeal is to the Tea Party movement. Chris Christie’s decision on Tuesday to pass up a White House bid means that only one establishment candidate remains: Mitt Romney, the former governor of Massachusetts, who offers brainy competence and private-sector experience as the answer to four years of Mr. Obama. And Sarah Palin’s apparent decision not to run — she has been largely silent as the filing deadlines approach — probably means that the former Alaska governor will not become the outsize candidate who seizes the the Tea Party mantle during the fall. That leaves a much more complicated battle to be the conservative alternative to Mr. Romney." The whole article is well worth reading.

Your paranoia is amusing. Just because you are small minded does not make me a paid propagandist. Why do right wingers object to reading? Perhaps you should stop looking here and go back to the radio where they predigest your news and form your opinion for you? As for what you state above... The National Jewish Democratic Council story was linked to in another site. .I look at Al Jazeeras web site each day....it is a great world and US news source. http://english.aljazeera.net/ It's funny that you don't mention the New York Times or the Economist.....sites I also cite from (more than others) as I read them daily. Perhaps your problem is you? An open mind would like to see sources he does not usually look at. A closed mind would object to new ideas that don't jibe with a preexisting bias. Perhaps your desire to make rules and enforce them on others will lead you to start your own forum?

Another good article from the Economist. "A self-induced recession Oct 3rd 2011, 17:05 by G.I. | WASHINGTON" http://www.economist.com/blogs/freeexchange/2011/10/economics-v-politics "In America, the biggest policy-related threat is the fiscal tightening that will happen automatically in the next four months as prior stimulus expires and legislated cuts to discretionary spending bite. Barack Obama has proposed $447 billion in new or renewed stimulus to neutralise that threat, but it requires an ambitious deal in Congress’ super committee, and odds of such a deal by its November 23rd deadline are shrinking. Democrats are reportedly trying to get it to consider tax hikes immediately, and Republicans are apparently saying that puts a big deficit reduction deal out of reach. A global economy with decent cyclical fuel and no obvious imbalances is being betrayed by politics. Policy has pushed us over the brink in the past when it was for our own good (ie, inflation was threatening). If it happens now, it will be the first recorded instance of it happening by obduracy instead of by choice." Seems like America is destroying itself.

More news about that circular firing squad.......the Republican Nomination for President. http://www.economist.com/blogs/lexington/2011/10/chris-christie "The fat man sings" "As to the polls, the spotlight has now swivelled to the engaging Herman Cain, the main beneficiary of Rick Perry's many stumbles. A new Washington Post-ABC poll puts the former CEO of Godfather's Pizza in joint second place with the Texas governor, each supported by 16% of Republicans. Mitt Romney is back in front with 25%, just where he was a month ago. The Washington Post poll finds that it is the tea-partiers who have fallen out of love fastest with Mr Perry, probably because of his decision (the right one, in Lexington's opinion) to let the children of illegal immigrants enjoy in-state subsidies at Texas's universities. Though there is time for him to catch up, he has made a dreadful start. All in all, a wonderful few weeks for Mr Romney." I guess Romney/Obama care is OK after all.

Are there anti-democratic shenanigans in Arizona's recall election? http://www.abc15.com/dpp/news/region_southeast_valley/mesa/are-claims-of-olivia-cortes-being-a-%E2%80%98sham%E2%80%99-candidate-true The local news video is worth watching. Gee I wonder who would benefit? More in this video

Sad.

Some solidarity http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1jP0zYgKYzk These guys don't think tax breaks for the rich are in order today.

Biased? It is based on this story http://www.bloomberg.com/news/2011-10-02/koch-brothers-flout-law-getting-richer-with-secret-iran-sales.html "Koch-Glitsch is part of a global empire run by billionaire brothers Charles and David Koch, who have taken a small oil company they inherited from their father, Fred, after his death in 1967, and built it into a chemical, textile, trading and refining conglomerate spanning more than 50 countries. Koch Industries is obsessed with secrecy, to the point that it discloses only an approximation of its annual revenue -- $100 billion a year -- and says nothing about its profits." "Charles, 75, and David, 71, each worth about $20 billion, are prominent financial backers of groups that believe that excessive regulation is sapping the competitiveness of American business. They inherited their anti-government leanings from their father. Abolishing Social Security Fred was an early adviser to the founder of the anti- communist John Birch Society, which fought against the civil rights movement and the United Nations. Charles and David have supported the Tea Party, a loosely organized group that aims to shrink the size of government and cut federal spending." "A Bloomberg Markets investigation has found that Koch Industries -- in addition to being involved in improper payments to win business in Africa, India and the Middle East -- has sold millions of dollars of petrochemical equipment to Iran, a country the U.S. identifies as a sponsor of global terrorism." "Phil Dubose, a Koch employee who testified against the company said he and his colleagues were shown by their managers how to steal and cheat -- using techniques they called the Koch Method. Refused to Falsify In 1999, a Texas jury imposed a $296 million verdict on a Koch pipeline unit -- the largest compensatory damages judgment in a wrongful death case against a corporation in U.S. history. The jury found that the company’s negligence had led to a butane pipeline rupture that fueled an explosion that killed two teenagers. Former Koch employees in the U.S. and Europe have testified or told investigators that they’ve witnessed wrongdoing by the company or have been asked by Koch managers to take what they saw as improper actions." "The brothers have backed a foundation that has trained thousands of Tea Party activists. The Tea Party, a popular movement whose name stands for Taxed Enough Already, has grown into a potent force in national politics. Sixty representatives of Congress, out of a total of 435, identify themselves as Tea Party members. Virtually every Republican candidate for president -- including Texas Governor Rick Perry and Minnesota Congresswoman Michele Bachmann -- has solicited the group’s support. Integrity and Compliance Koch Industries’ political action committee, KochPAC, donated $50,000 to Texans for Rick Perry last year for his gubernatorial campaign, according to the Texas Ethics Commission. It has also donated to support Bachmann’s congressional campaigns, Federal Election Commission records show." The Koch brothers are the Tea party....without their money there is no party.

How about Rangers I have owned? ( I still own one.) or Why do Republicans hate to read? or Why do Republicans hate all of their own candidates for president?

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