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STUPIDVOTER (n) a voter
who does not bother to look beyond the TV spots and repetitive
Democratic talking points, has no real
idea of a candidate's true positions, voting record, history,
background, etc., believes everything a candidate says, believes
what the New York Times says, follows the party line and
presses the pre-selected choice in the voting booth!
The Democrats counted on STUPIDVOTER to get
them back in control - and it worked!
Five years of having absolutely no plan except
to undermine, whine, and criticize Republicans - now they
have the power but not a clue as to what to do. So, they
give STUPIDVOTER some sound bites that are first
poll-tested to "feel good" and continue to be the hypocrites
they have always been
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Al Gore has
preached to millions about the dangers
of climate change caused by profligate
carbon emissions. But his mansion and
the private jets he has often used burn
up far more fossil fuels than what the
average citizens whom Gore browbeats to
change their wasteful lifestyles
consume.
Congresswoman Nancy Pelosi promised
to end the privilege of Republican
elites. But as speaker of the House, she
requested a gas-guzzling outsized jet
for her personal trips back to San
Francisco - at a cost that far surpassed
that accorded to her predecessor.
John Edwards laments the "two
Americas," one wealthy, one poor. But
this multimillionaire trial lawyer just
finished building a new 28,000
square-foot mansion. His palace is
beyond the means even of most people
belonging to Edwards' rich nation who
supposedly benefit at the expense of
poorer Americans.
DEMOCRATS HAVE A CULTURE OF HYPOCRISY!
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STUPIDVOTER ALERT #1
Here's a fundamental difference between Republicans and
Democrats. When Republicans are caught misbehaving, they
normally resign. Rep. Livingston immediately
called it quits over a sex scandal. By contrast, Bill
Clinton, with the solid support of his party, was
clinging to power even though he had committed perjury
in connection with a sex scandal.
The 1983 case
of Rep. Gerry Studds, the former Democrat congressman of
Massachusetts, when he was censured by the House for
having a sexual affair with a male page. The Democratic
Party did not pressure Studds to resign, and he served
thirteen more years in liberal Massachusetts.
Foley resigned
for just sending emails. Guess only Democrats can have
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STUPIDVOTER ALERT #2
Hillary Clinton keeps
talking about the Republican's culture of corruption - what
a shameless ploy from a person who has had a
lifetime of corruption...perjury...obstruction of
justice...fraud...In fact, she has made the Judicial Watch "Ten
Most Wanted Corrupt Politicians" list - from
Whitewater to FBI Filegate to Travelgate to taking over two
million dollars in illegal contributions for her Senate
campaign.
Do your own
research - just Google Hillary + Corruption
Hey New York
STUPIDVOTER - you had
the chance to send her packing - but you reelected a corrupt senator in
name only!! Now she's a presidential candidate - remember
you asked for it!!!
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STUPIDVOTER ALERT #3
For five years, Democrats have complained that there are NOT
ENOUGH TROOPS in Iraq!!
Now they will hold a symbolic, nonbinding vote on the
troop increase. If they seriously believe that a troop surge "will
endanger more Americans," why don't they use their
Congressional
power of the purse to cut off funds for the war?
Typical of all those self-inflated egos, Democrats
just want to oppose the troop increase rhetorically. What
they don't want is to take responsibility for their own
policy choice.
So what has changed since the election? Where's the
new direction? Same Bush-bashing and undermining policies
we've had for the past four years.
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STUPIDVOTER ALERT #4
1/12/07 - House Republicans declared "something fishy" about
the major tuna company in House Speaker Nancy Pelosi's San
Francisco district being exempted
from the minimum-wage increase that Democrats approved
this week.
"I am shocked," said Rep. Eric Cantor, Virginia
Republican and his party's chief deputy whip, noting that
Mrs. Pelosi campaigned heavily on promises of honest
government. "Now we find out that she is exempting hometown
companies from minimum wage. This is exactly the hypocrisy
and double talk that we have come to expect from the
Democrats."
On Wednesday, the House voted to raise the minimum wage
from $5.15 to $7.25 per hour.
The bill also extends for the first time the federal
minimum wage to the U.S. territory of the Northern Mariana
Islands. However, it exempts American Samoa, another
Pacific island territory that would become the only U.S.
territory not subject to federal minimum-wage laws.
One of the biggest opponents of the federal minimum wage
in Samoa is StarKist Tuna, which owns one of the two packing
plants that together employ more than 5,000 Samoans, or
nearly 75 percent of the island's work force. StarKist's
parent company, Del Monte Corp., has headquarters in San
Francisco, which is represented by Mrs. Pelosi.
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STUPIDVOTER ALERT #5 Well here's the
brilliant folks you voted in- doing what
Democrats have always done after getting your
vote - bait and switch; so much for "working in
partnership not partisanship"!
1/20/07 - Nancy
Pelosi
"The president knows that because the troops
are in harm's way, that we won't cut off the
resources. That's why he's moving so quickly
to put them in harm's way."
Is she saying that any time the
President intends to send troops anywhere, he
should wait until the next Congressional budget
cycle to find out whether funds have been
appropriated for that particular mission?
Harry Reid
"The president does not have the authority
to launch military action in Iran without
first seeking congressional authorization."
As a proposition of Constitutional law, that
is simply wrong and Dingbat Harry knows it!
The President obviously does have such
authority as commander in chief. What can
Reid's motive possibly be, other than to aid our
enemies and contribute to our problems in Iraq?
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STUPIDVOTER ALERT #6
Pat "Leaky" Leahy is now
Chairman of the Judiciary committee where he will be in a
position to hear many secrets that he can leak to the New York
Times
A "Leaky Leahy history:
Senator Pat Leahy was annoyed
with the Reagan administration's war on terrorism in the 1980s.
At the time he was vice chairman of the Senate Intelligence
Committee. "Leaky Leahy," allegedly threatened to sabotage
classified strategies he didn't like.
Leahy ‘inadvertently' disclosed
a top-secret communications intercept during a 1985 television
interview. The intercept made possible the capture of the Arab
terrorists who had hijacked the cruise ship Achille Lauro and
murdered American citizens. …The report cost the life of at
least one Egyptian operative involved in the operation.
In July 1987, it was reported
that Leahy leaked secret information about a 1986 covert
operation planned by the Reagan administration to topple Libya's
Moammar Gaddhafi. U.S. intelligence officials said Leahy, along
with the Republican panel chairman, sent a written threat to
expose the operation directly to then-CIA Director William
Casey. A year later, as
the Senate was preparing to hold hearings on the Iran-Contra
scandal, Leahy had to resign his Intelligence Committee post
after he was caught leaking secret information to a reporter.
He should have been indicted, tried and sentenced. But, hey,
he's a Democrat.Leahy's
Iran-Contra leak was considered to be one of the most
serious breaches of secrecy in the Intelligence Committee's
10-year history
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STUPIDVOTER ALERT #7 Well...here we go with
Dems hypocrisy as usual
The Gregg Amendment is a
measure that would have allowed the president to
send earmarks back to Congress for reconsideration.
By highlighting questionable spending bills that
Congress sneaks through, the president would force
Congress to take a serious look at these provisions
under some public scrutiny.
Senator Gregg originally proposed this idea as an
amendment to ethics reform. The Democrats blocked
that and the Republicans agreed to re-propose it
later. Gregg did so this week, but the Dems (led by
ultimate porker Robert Byrd) filibustered. Today,
they succeeded in preventing the Gregg Amendment
from receiving a yes-or-no vote.
Minority Leader McConnell notes that twenty
Democrats currently in the Senate supported a
similar measure when it was proposed in 1995, yet
today the party would not even allow a vote. The
Senate Dems' unwillingness to do so, along with
their initial unwillingness to take up Nancy
Pelosi's earmark reform bill, demonstrates that they
prefer business as usual to spending reform, and
even serious consideration of such reform.
The list of Democrats who, in 1995, supported the proposal
that the Dems just killed includes Senators
Feinstein, Feingold, Biden, Dodd, Levin, Dorgan, and
Robert Byrd himself.
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