On Voting Republicans Out Of Office

Any of those.

it was only a very slight misstatement

Advocate...Jack...

...you guys are trying to be reasonable with CJ.

I am assuming you do see the problem with that.

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And the government could simply put a lien on his property and collect when it sold. Instead they try to make an example of someone, and had it backfire. Showing that people still value individual rights and despise big government.

Whether Bundy is right or wrong public opinion is squarely on his side. That you do not like people telling Obama to stick it up his ass really doesn't matter. And Harry Reids comments are helping either.

It was still a false statement. You guys just can't handle the fact that Obama and the Dems were caught lying. You are using the "ends justify the means" argument.

Table D. States with statistically significant employment changes from
March 2013 to March 2014, seasonally adjusted
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| March | March | Over-the-year
State | 2013 | 2014(p) | change(p)
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Arizona ......................| 2,503,100 | 2,550,900 | 47,800
California ...................| 15,040,400 | 15,365,500 | 325,100
Colorado .....................| 2,362,300 | 2,423,300 | 61,000
Delaware .....................| 425,100 | 432,600 | 7,500
Florida ......................| 7,517,800 | 7,742,900 | 225,100
Georgia ......................| 4,010,700 | 4,078,700 | 68,000
Indiana ......................| 2,920,100 | 2,966,100 | 46,000
Iowa .........................| 1,520,800 | 1,538,100 | 17,300
Kansas .......................| 1,366,200 | 1,383,500 | 17,300
Massachusetts ................| 3,346,000 | 3,396,400 | 50,400
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Minnesota ....................| 2,770,000 | 2,813,900 | 43,900
Missouri .....................| 2,714,100 | 2,757,700 | 43,600
Nevada .......................| 1,165,300 | 1,210,100 | 44,800
New York .....................| 8,877,500 | 8,981,000 | 103,500
North Carolina ...............| 4,035,300 | 4,100,300 | 65,000
North Dakota .................| 439,700 | 459,500 | 19,800
Ohio .........................| 5,229,300 | 5,282,900 | 53,600
Oklahoma .....................| 1,628,700 | 1,651,600 | 22,900
Oregon .......................| 1,662,600 | 1,708,900 | 46,300
Rhode Island .................| 469,400 | 475,800 | 6,400
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South Carolina ...............| 1,885,000 | 1,922,600 | 37,600
Tennessee ....................| 2,739,400 | 2,785,500 | 46,100
Texas ........................| 11,106,600 | 11,416,600 | 310,000
Utah .........................| 1,281,800 | 1,317,000 | 35,200
Washington ...................| 2,970,200 | 3,029,700 | 59,500
Wisconsin ....................| 2,810,900 | 2,849,300 | 38,400
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GWB was the first two-term president who had a net job loss over his tenure.

Obama chooses politics over jobs again…

The Obama administration once again has punted on a final decision for the Keystone XL pipeline, announcing ahead of the holiday weekend it is extending a key review period indefinitely — a move that could push off a determination until after the midterm elections.

Republicans, as well as red-state Democrats who want the proposed Canada-to-Texas pipeline approved, slammed the administration for the delay. Democrats even threatened to find ways to go around the president to get the project approved.

“It’s absolutely ridiculous that this well over five year long process is continuing for an undetermined amount of time,” Sen. Heidi Heitkamp, D-N.D., said in a statement.

Republican Nebraska Rep. Lee Terry called the decision “shameful,” noting that another spring construction season will come and go without the project.

The U.S. Formula for Economic Collapse

For every person working in this country, there are 1.7 people receiving government benefits. Incomes are going down, taxes are going up, our debt in increasing and entitlements are unsustainable.
Worse yet, no one is doing a thing about it.

Since taking office, President Obama’s solution has been mostly to raise taxes. Americans for Tax Reform tells us that he has proposed 442 total tax increases since ObamaCare became law.

The number of proposed tax increases per year is as follows:

79 tax increases for FY 2010
52 tax increases for FY 2011
47 tax increases for FY 2012
34 tax increases for FY 2013
137 tax increases for FY 2014
93 tax increases for FY 2015

Estimates quoted by The Weekly Standard say that income has dropped twice as much during the recovery as during the recession.

The Census Bureau has the average income in the U.S. falling by 4.4 percent during the recovery after having fallen by 1.8 percent during the recession.

Incomes fell on an average from $55,480 to $54,478 during the recession but they went from $54,478 to $52,098 during the recovery (from the end of 2009 to June 2013).

A recession will do that. You are getting smarter everyday.

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GWB was the first two-term president who had a net job loss over his tenure.

A recession will do that. You are getting smarter everyday.

Require EFiling by Certain Large Organization

Implement Standards Clarifying When Employee Leasing Companies can be Held Liable for Their Clients’ Federal Employment Taxes

Prevent the Avoidance of Dividend Withhold

Increase Geological and Geophysical Amortization Period for Independent Producers to SevenYears