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On 05/02/2010 1:31 PM, nom=de=plume wrote:
Unbelievable ... A Republican Senator from Alabama has put what is by all accounts an extraordinary "blanket hold" on almost every single nomination that President Obama has sent to the Senate. Good for him. This is what happens when the Democratic leadership plays nice with bullies. The country loses. And if Sen. Richard Shelby is successful, this kind of extortion will only get worse. Democrats, you can do it any way you like as long as it is my way. Or at least that is what I heard from Obama the other day. There is compromize and there is bending over, and they are not always that far appart. When it comes to bailout corruption and dumping bankrupt companies issues on taxpayers, I think fraud, corruption, conspirancy to fraud, bull****, horse****, marxist, evil, moral decay, taxation slavery for corporations. At least 70 nominees to important positions at the White House, the federal judiciary, and crucial cabinet agencies - including those charged with keeping us safe from terrorism - cannot move forward until this hold is ignored or lifted. Could be Obama is picking too many corrupt butt kisses. This is not just the typical Republican obstructionism, but a brazen brand of political extortion. According to reports, Sen. Shelby will lift his hold on the President's executive appointees if the Senate agrees to pour billions of dollars into Alabama via two federal programs: - A $40 billion contract for Northrop/Airbus to build air-to-air refueling tankers in Mobile, Ala. - The construction of a $45 million FBI lab outside Huntsville, Ala. Now I wonder how many nutcases on this forum support Shelby's action. Wait until November 2010. Hopefully will turf enough demcraters that some sense will be resored. |
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"Canuck57" wrote in message
... On 05/02/2010 1:31 PM, nom=de=plume wrote: Unbelievable ... A Republican Senator from Alabama has put what is by all accounts an extraordinary "blanket hold" on almost every single nomination that President Obama has sent to the Senate. Good for him. Typical from someone who's afraid of his own shaddow. This is what happens when the Democratic leadership plays nice with bullies. The country loses. And if Sen. Richard Shelby is successful, this kind of extortion will only get worse. Democrats, you can do it any way you like as long as it is my way. Or at least that is what I heard from Obama the other day. There is compromize and there is bending over, and they are not always that far appart. When it comes to bailout corruption and dumping bankrupt companies issues on taxpayers, I think fraud, corruption, conspirancy to fraud, bull****, horse****, marxist, evil, moral decay, taxation slavery for corporations. At least 70 nominees to important positions at the White House, the federal judiciary, and crucial cabinet agencies - including those charged with keeping us safe from terrorism - cannot move forward until this hold is ignored or lifted. Could be Obama is picking too many corrupt butt kisses. This is not just the typical Republican obstructionism, but a brazen brand of political extortion. According to reports, Sen. Shelby will lift his hold on the President's executive appointees if the Senate agrees to pour billions of dollars into Alabama via two federal programs: - A $40 billion contract for Northrop/Airbus to build air-to-air refueling tankers in Mobile, Ala. - The construction of a $45 million FBI lab outside Huntsville, Ala. Now I wonder how many nutcases on this forum support Shelby's action. Wait until November 2010. Hopefully will turf enough demcraters that some sense will be resored. Fortunately, you won't be participating. -- Nom=de=Plume |
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