"Ken Marino" wrote in message
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1. The point is he supports partial birth abortion--killing a baby when
only a small portion of it's head remains in the woman's body. He also
supports taking a baby that has survived an abortion and putting it to
the side and letting it die!!!
You're a kook. Feel free to post a credible reference for this bs.
Teaching about different religions, including Cristianity, in public
schools isn't the issue, and claiming it is is a distortion. Teaching
religion in a public school is a completely different thing.
2. I did not advocate teaching religion in public schools. What I
said was the liberals will suspend a student for bringing a bible into
school. And don't forget that at the same time they will allow a muslim
to kneel and pray in that same school.
You said:
Religion- let the word God, or a bible even be mentioned in school and
there is an uproar. But, we teach our children about the muslim and other
religions in school.
Again, a bunch of bs.
"No Child Left Behind was Bush's creation and it was generally supported
by most people. The only problem was, he refused to fund it. Thus,
blaming the Democrats is false and misleading.
3. We allready throw more money per student into a failing system than
any other country. Typical lib--throw more money at the problem but never
really try to fix it.
So, what was the point of Bush's creation????? Just words and no action!
Preventing someone from getting regular healthcare because they illegal
is stupid. They just come to the ER when they're really, really sick,
which ends up costing taxpayers even more. Healthcare for all should be
a right, not a priviledge for the rich. We have near 50 million
uninsured (not counting those who are underinsured), with huge increases
in that number in recent years under Bush.
4.Americans don't get free health care. Illegals do. And you just
justified it. Again, a typical liberal.
All Americans are able to go to an ER and if they're unable to afford it,
the rest of us pay. Are you living on Mars?
Tuition for out-of-state students is a States issue not a Fed issue.
Leaving kids on the streets instead of letting them attend school is
dumb.
5. Never said it was a federal issue. It's the libs. They want to give
low cost education to the illegals while charging the U.S. citizens the
higher rate. Doesn't matter if it's a local or national issue, the libs
are wrong.
You said:
Along with healthcare,
the libs give in-state tuition rates to illegals while charging full rates
to american citizens because they live out of state.And these same
illegals are given free primary education at additional expense as we have
to hire spanish speaking teachers just for them.
This has nothing to do with the upcoming presidential election. You're
mixing your attacks. I suggest you talk to your local representatives to
change your state laws.
McCain would continue to fund rich people and big corporations just like
Bush did, and McCain said as much on many occasions. Obama says that
anyone making less than $250K/year will pay no additional taxes.
6. When was the last time a person being supported by the gov't
created a job? It's the big companies and small companies in this country
that create jobs. Approximately 40% of taxpayers pay no federal income
tax now. And Obama is going to give 95%of taxpayers a tax break. That
means the 40% not paying will have to get a check from those of us
working to get a furthe break.
Huh? You're starting to rant. I have no idea (and you probably don't either)
which 40% you're talking about. You claimed that Obama is going to tax the
middle class. That's false.
The US economy has almost always done better under a Democrat President
than under a Republican President. Thems da facts. McCain, just like
Bush, states that he'll cut domestic programs to save money. He doesn't
care which ones. This is the classic and often stated goal of the
Neocons... remove safenet programs by bankrupting the gov't. They're
well on the road to doing just that.
7. as stated above, 40% are already getting gov't services without
paying federal taxes. Some people in this country need to actually work
for a living and not get handed everything by the gov't.
As stated above, this is complete bs.
We're spending $10B a month in Iraq, a place that has an $80B surplus.
If we spent just a fraction of what we spent on a war of choice, we
could have fixed all of our roads, bridges, schools, and had money left
over
8. spending that money protecting your and my right to have this
discussion don't forget.
Huh? It was a war of choice against a country that HAD NOTHING TO DO with
9/11.
McCain never learned the lesson he was taught during the Keating
investigation. He exercised poor judgement then, and he's exercising
poor judgement now. He put politics ahead of country by picking Palin,
someone wholly unprepared to be President. He met her twice before he
made his decision. Obama spent months making his decision, and instead
of making the easy choice of Clinton, he chose Biden, even though he
risked alienating 18M voters. McCain contually claims he's the
"maverick," but in reality he's just irritable and pugnatious. He's
irratic and angry, and it has little to do with his age. (God forbid
anyone mention he might be too fricken old and might not survive his
term in office, one of the most high-pressure jobs there is.) He never
got over his experience as a POW, and can't even stand it when people
get physically close to him.
9. Good point. McCain has used some bad judgement at times. Unlike
you're candidate whose friends and business associates who are domestic
terrorists, fouders of the biggest fraudulent voter registration group in
history, aminister who preaches GOD DAMN AMERICA. And that list goes on
and on.
Ah yes, the personal attack... silly me.
McCain supposedly "suspended" his campaign to "go back to Washington" to
fix the economy. He didn't suspend his campaign for one second, and he
screwed the pooch when he went back to DC. Both sides begged him not to
come, but he did anyway.
McCain said, finally, that Obama is an honorable, family man, and that
one shouldn't be afraid of him if he became President. Yet, his ad
attack lies continue, and Palin's attack lies continue. He says at the
end of ads that he "approved" of the messages. So, which is it?
If you believe that McCain/Palin is the best team to be in the White
House, vote for them. But, don't try to pass off your lying crap under
the guise of open-mindedness.
And you talk about distorting the truth. I just gave you NINE examples of
you distorting what i said. But then again that's a low score for a
liberal.
I distorted nothing, but believe what you want. Vote for McPalin. You
deserve it.
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