Category Archives: U.S. Congress

by | June 5, 2013 · 8:45 pm

Sinful

The Internal Revenue Service spent MILLIONS of taxpayer dollars on its 2010 conference. The budget included mega bucks for CRAP like event planners’ commissions, speakers’ fees, prizes and parody videos.

IRS vs Military

A group committed to defending traditional marriage has proof the IRS leaked their donor list to groups committed to legalizing gay marriage. Some donors to groups supporting traditional marriage have received death threats and envelopes containing a powdery white substance, and their businesses have been boycotted.

iowahawk tweets – The IRS still has its defenders. And Charles Manson still has groupies.

Yeah.

At the hearings, Congressman Jim McDermott blamed the victims for being targeted by the IRS. Paul Ryan cleared the air. Video embedded @ http://www.ijreview.com/2013/06/57020-paul-ryan-hammers-jim-mcdermott-for-blaming-irs-scandal-on-tea-party/

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by | May 30, 2013 · 11:50 am

In the horns of the bull

2013_05 26 Conjunction in constellation w Liberty

For my first blog on this sky sign, see https://polination.wordpress.com/2013/05/27/signs-in-the-sky/.

May 23, 2013, just three days before the stars and planets lined up over our national symbol in this ominous manner, a coalition from the Methodist Church, United Church of Christ, Jewish Council for Public Affairs, National Council of Jewish Women and Union of Reform Judaism sent a letter to Congress, officially opposing H.R.1797, the “District of Columbia Pain-Capable Unborn Child Protection Act.”

This bill, sponsored by Rep. Trent Franks (R-Ariz), would ban abortions after 20 weeks of pregnancy, when fetuses are near or at viability and are known to be not just capable of experiencing pain, but of actually feeling it much more intensely than we do, because they have not yet developed the capacity to filter out or ignore stimuli.

In their letter, these alleged servants of God stated: “We stand united across our faith traditions in opposing this extreme legislation.”

“Extreme.”

God said He knows each of us personally in the womb. He vehemently opposed the sacrifice of children to pagan gods, especially Moloch, the Bull god, into whose fires LIVE babies were thrown.

But these “religious” leaders call an attempt to stop the cruel and wanton destruction of innocent lives “extreme.”

Now, I know these people don’t represent all religions or even a majority of the people in their own denominations. But they are taking a leadership role, in the name of their churches, on behalf of evil.

Moreover, these people and their followers support the Democrat Party leaders who have held majority rule in Washington since January 2007.

2012 Democratic Party Platform on Abortion: We strongly and unequivocally support Roe v. Wade and a woman’s right to make decisions regarding her pregnancy, including obtaining a safe and legal abortion, regardless of ability to pay. We oppose any and all efforts to weaken or undermine that right.

In other words, no limitations will be tolerated and yes you stupid Pro-Lifers will be forced to cough up the bucks to pay for it.

  • Nation-wide, 22% of all pregnancies end in abortion.
    • That’s more than one in five.
  • In New York City, 40% of all pregnancies end in abortion.
    • That’s two out of five and nearly double the national average.
  • And the Democrats who run the nation and their apologists who call themselves our religious leaders support this.

God will not be mocked.

Sources:

Site showing Party Platforms of Parties Receiving Electoral Votes: 1840 – 2012

You can read for yourself how all ‘sweetness and light’ pro-choice religious leaders are about the Democrats’ policies on abortion

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by | May 17, 2013 · 12:30 am

Conservatives stand for smaller government. Period.

Big Government = Scandals? This is My Shocked Face [1:17]

Patriotism - Teddy Roosevelt

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by | May 10, 2013 · 7:40 pm

Wake up and smell the failure

If you still think the state of the economy is due to Republicans, you have not been paying attention.

2013_05 Republican leadership better on JOBS

When Democrats (including then-Senator Obama) took control of Congress on Jan 3, 2007, Republicans had been leading the country for TWELVE straight years and UNEMPLOYMENT was at 4.4%.

2012_05 Democrat leadership equals human misery

See more info about this @ https://polination.wordpress.com/2013/05/03/april-jobs-report/

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by | April 21, 2013 · 4:49 am

The Malignant Narcissist in the White House

2013_04 Obama's pissy puss

2013_04 17 Obama shows anger

ALLAHPUNDIT SAYS,

Never mind Benghazi. Where was this supposedly righteous anger after Aurora? The victims in that case weren’t small children, but that can’t possibly explain O’s dramatically more subdued reaction after that shooting. They were innocent people too; many of them were young, if not kindergarteners. No angry Rose Garden press conferences freaking out about Senate inaction after Aurora, though. Any theories why? Anything, maybe, having to do with when that shooting happened vis-a-vis Newtown? Right: One of them came three months before a presidential election and the other came a month after. That’s the difference. As you watch him point the finger here at supposedly gutless senators who care more about retaining public office than Doing Something, remember that there’s hardly one among them who’s as attuned to political self-preservation as O. He kept his mouth shut nice and tight about guns when it was his own ass on the line last year in purple states; he ignored gun control almost completely when he had 60 Democratic votes in the Senate early in his first term; and as we know from the gay-marriage farce, he isn’t above lying outright to voters about his true positions in the name of getting elected. (Let’s not start on the many ways he’s followed Bush’s counterterrorism lead after selling himself to the left in ’08 as the anti-Bush on foreign policy.)

Given his record, there’s every reason to believe that what’s really bothering him is the fact that red-state Dems denied him an easy chance today to demagogue Republicans as the party of child murder or whatever, which he was hoping to use next year as a way to retake the House. Then, once he had a Democratic Congress again, he could pass some new horrible permutation of ObamaCare or immigration or the minimum wage or some other liberal wishlist item that has nothing to do with gun control. Just like in his first term! That’s what he’s mad about, that a political bludgeon was essentially taken out of his hands before he had a chance to use it to achieve unrelated goals.

And now he’s a lame duck, with few opportunities to pass something big and a real chance that he’ll end up with a fully Republican Congress in 2015. He might have no choice at this point but to try to tank the immigration bill too so that he’s got something to scream about next year. I wonder if Democrats will trip him up there too.

http://hotair.com/archives/2013/04/17/video-obama-not-handling-gun-control-failure-in-senate-very-well/

Also worth a look:

WSJ editorial about why keeping guns away from dangerous or unstable people was less important to Dems than defeating the NRA.

http://online.wsj.com/article/SB10001424127887324493704578430672176449846.html

Tweets:

  • So it took 1,000 cops & 200 shots to bring 1 bomber down & UR telling me I don’t need more than 10 rounds?
  • Who in Boston is saying “Thank God I’m not allowed to own a gun” right now?
  • Obama, ask your mentor, Jeremiah Wright, if he thinks the chickens have come home to roost for Boston.
  • Maybe he meant Chechens.
  • Note when something’s already accomplished the president speaks of “I” (I directed resources), but when it’s yet-unaccomplished it’s “We”

Obama cries like a little girl

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by | April 7, 2013 · 7:37 pm

And a teenager shall lead them

15 year old girl leaves anti-gun politicians speechless [3:08]

http://www.youtube.com/watch?&v=L_-N9_tnWBo

 

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by | April 5, 2013 · 4:39 pm

Consider your news source

If you think Republican leadership is to blame for the bad economy, consider your news source please. The MSM is in the tank for the Democrats. They’ve been lying to the public for years.

Bragging on budget

The red is when we had Republicans controlling 2 or 3 of the three budget and policy-making bodies (Senate, House, White House). Blue is when we had Democrats controlling 2 or 3 of these three.

2013_03 Employment in America - GOP vs DEM

H/t itooktheredpill

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by | March 26, 2013 · 3:40 pm

Tweets

Percentage of Millionaires

One of the reasons I love twitter is that celebrities are finally having people that aren’t paid “yes” men reacting to their idiocy.

  • Jim Carrey – I’d like to respond to all the conservative bundits out there personally but I’m far too busy NOT stumping for the gun companies.
  • Dana Loesch – @JimCarrey By your logic defending free speech is stumping for broadcast companies.
  • Dana Loesch – 2.1 million Americans use guns for defense annually, via law enforcement reports. 10% are women defending against sexual attack.
  • Dana Loesch – Don’t tell @JimCarrey that Newtown parents voted for armed police in their schools. He might start calling them “m*therf*ckers,” too.

The power of the internet – University bows to national outrage, will not punish student who refused to stomp Jesus.

http://radio.foxnews.com/toddstarnes/top-stories/university-jesus-stomp-student-will-not-be-punished.html

  • On “O’Reilly Factor,” Juan Williams defended the “stomp on Jesus” class activity, which the professor (who is a Democrat Party activist) claims is supposed to inspire “critical thinking.” I won’t post the Youtube link, because IMHO, listening to Juan Williams lowers your IQ.
  • If the purpose of the exercise was to inspire critical thinking, as Williams suggests, it seems to me the only kid to pass was the one independent enough not to fall in line with the sheep.
  • I thought the fact that the professor refused to use the student’s refusal as part of his lesson was clear evidence that the exercise was not about critical thinking, but about getting kids to disrespect Christianity.
  • Juan should critically think about how he’d feel if the paper had said MLK, not JESUS.

Oh gosh. What a relief! Greece is only going to steal 40% of the money people have saved in their banks.

http://www.telegraph.co.uk/finance/debt-crisis-live/9953844/Cyprus-bailout-live.html

Liberals can say the stupidest things and be exempt from mockery by the elite because their illogical opinions qualify them as enlightened.

  • “One has to belong to the intelligentsia to believe things like that: no ordinary man could be such a fool.” – George Orwell
  • Scientists are just as likely to make an error of philosophy as philosophers are to make an error of science.
  • Obamacare is trashing the American health care system and moving us toward single payer, so yeah, it’s working as intended.
  • Chicago making plans to build Obama Presidential Library. It’ll have a special section on Benghazi full of nothing but locked doors.

Pope Francis ‏@Pontifex – We must not believe the Evil One when he tells us that there is nothing we can do in the face of violence, injustice and sin.

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by | February 23, 2013 · 3:37 pm

Obamanomics

Tweets @ #Obamanomics

Fiscal Crisis

  • As ye sow, so shall ye reap.
  • The “Bush” recession ended in June 2009. Everything since then is Obama’s failure.
  • Obama has added more debt than Reagan and Bush combined, but it’s all the GOP’s fault.

Sequestration cartoon

  • Obama is blaming GOP for HIS sequester plan.
  • Leadership by Obama: Give me what I want or I will hurt people.
  • Obama devalued the dollar, then claimed it created jobs.

obama_hungry_hungry_hippocrite

  • All workers can get by on 2% less take home pay in 2013, but US Government can’t do the same.
  • Workers being reduced to 29 hours because employers can’t afford Obama’s fines.
  • We should totally do what the EU does. Their unemployment is at 12%.

Gas prices when Obama took office

  • Obama’s cap-and-trade agenda caused high gas prices.
  • Southern California sees record one-month rise in gasoline prices.
  • Cash for Clunkers made used cars scarce and expensive. Hurt the poor.

H/t Angelaisms

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by | January 21, 2013 · 10:28 am

ITooktheRedPill Corrects Democrat Lies

Republicans tried to prevent the sub-prime mortgage crisis.

It was Democrats who passed the Community Reinvestment Act, Democrats who expanded it, Democrats who cooked the books at Fannie and Freddie as other Democrats pressured banks to make more and more of those high-risk loans, and Democrats who prevented Republican attempts at reform:

Democrats Covering up the Fannie Mae, Freddie Mac [8:37]

http://www.youtube.com/watch?&v=GXfAPyHpPZk

As for employment, let’s look at the big picture.

Employment, Population and Political Party Leadership

EMPLOYMENT UNDER REPUBLICAN LEADERSHIP

For 12 continuous years, Republicans held majority control of Washington, D.C. (they held 2+ out of 3 of the House, Senate, and Presidency). During that time, the average level of employment over 144 straight months was 63.3%, and never went below 62.0%.

When George W. Bush took office in 2001, one could truly say that he “inherited” the economy, because he had not been a part of the Congress that helped create that economy. And what he inherited was the Dot Com bust, followed shortly thereafter by the 9/11/2001 attacks, which created an economic double whammy. Employment was decreasing in 2001, 2002, and early 2003, and it was not until the 2003 Bush Tax Cuts were signed into law that the economy turned around, employment rose, and tax revenues rose along with that rising employment.

  • The low point of employment in 2003 was 62.0% in September 2003.
  • By December 2006, employment was up to 63.4%.

Thanks in large part to the Bush Tax Cuts, the economy grew, employment grew, and tax revenues grew. Tax revenues in FY 2007 were a whopping 44% larger than FY 2003 revenues! That was the effect of Republican-backed policies.

Again, employment in the last month of the Republican majority was 63.4%… even after inheriting the Dot Com bust and the 9/11 attacks, Bush was able to turn the economy around and finish the Republican majority with an employment percentage that was slightly higher than the 12-year Republican majority average (which was 63.3%).

That improvement hit an inflection point when the balance of power shifted from Republican to Democrat on January 3, 2007. Democrats raised the minimum wage 3 times, in 2007, 2008, and 2009, and while may sound good to you, the fact is that whenever the minimum wage is raised, some people who would have been employed at minimum wage previously do not end up making more, but rather end up unemployed. There is a reason why youth unemployment is higher now than it was 6 years ago. The financial crisis of 2008 of course increased unemployment (/decreased employment), but again Republicans had warned of, and tried to stop, that crisis, but Democrats thwarted attempts at reform and additional oversight.

EMPLOYMENT UNDER DEMOCRAT LEADERSHIP

We’ve now had six continuous years of Democrats holding majority control of Washington, D.C. Average employment over those six years has been 60.0%, and we haven’t had a month above that average since February 2009. The average over the four years of Obama’s first term was 58.7%, and we haven’t had a month above that average since August 2009.

When Democrats in Congress took majority control on January 3, 2007, they inherited a GOOD economy. And you can’t honestly say that Obama “inherited” the poor state of the economy on January 20, 2009, because he had been a Senator since January 3, 2005 and had helped to create that economy. And even if you insist on blaming Bush for the economy that Obama “inherited” on January 20, 2009, the fact remains that the economy Obama just inherited from himself is far, far worse!

[Originally posted by Red Pill in comments @ https://polination.wordpress.com/2013/01/20/fake-dog-whistles/. Bumped up to blog status by CtH, cuz it needs to be trumpeted from every rooftop from now until the Kingdom Comes!]

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