No vote is wasted !! What most third party votes do is send a message that these people are sick of the bullshit that the 2 major parties force on us! Both of these turds have quoted "change" but neither are capable of it. Let's face it, big business runs the world and will dictate policy to us regardless of which party wins!
These countries have issues no doubt. Lets handle one problem at a time.
North Korea is backed by China. You wanna start world war 3?
Iran is not attacking its neighbors. Sending foreign fighters yes, full scale attacking-no.
Burma is another Vietnam.
Really, lets handle one problem at a time.
Funny, thats what I think about people that think Obama will be great for our country.
So you think its OK for Saddam and his followers to rape women and torture, strap granades to peoples chest, shatter little kids braines up against the wall etc?
These countries have issues no doubt. Lets handle one problem at a time.
North Korea is backed by China. You wanna start world war 3?
Iran is not attacking its neighbors. Sending foreign fighters yes, full scale attacking-no.
Burma is another Vietnam.
Really, lets handle one problem at a time.
Funny, thats what I think about people that think Obama will be great for our country.
So you think its OK for Saddam and his followers to rape women and torture, strap granades to peoples chest, shatter little kids braines up against the wall etc?
These countries have issues no doubt. Lets handle one problem at a time.
North Korea is backed by China. You wanna start world war 3?
Iran is not attacking its neighbors. Sending foreign fighters yes, full scale attacking-no.
Burma is another Vietnam.
Really, lets handle one problem at a time.
Like we handled Afghanistan before going to Iraq?
wow, you are a joke and a waste of cyberspace
Dammit, I've worked all of my life to make a better life for me and my family.This may sound savage, but let the lazy bastards starve if they won't work for a living. I'm talking about able bodied people.
O'Neill was appointed Secretary of the Treasury by George W. Bush. O'Neill was a somewhat outspoken member of the administration, often saying things to the press that went against the administration's party line, and doing unusual things like taking a tour of Africa with singer Bono.
A report commissioned in 2002 by O'Neill, while he was Treasury Secretary, suggested the United States faced future federal budget deficits of more than US$ 500 billion. The report also suggested that sharp tax increases, massive spending cuts, or both would be unavoidable if the United States were to meet benefit promises to its future generations. The study estimated that closing the budget gap would require the equivalent of an immediate and permanent 66 percent across-the-board income tax increase. The Bush administration left the findings out of the 2004 annual budget report published in February 2003.
O'Neill's private feuds with Bush's tax cut policies and his push to further investigate alleged al-Qaeda funding from some USA-allied countries, as well as his objection to the invasion of Iraq in the name of the war on terror - that he considered as nothing but a simple excuse for a war decided long before by Neoconservative elements of the first Bush Administration (2)- led to his resignation in 2002 and replacement with John W. Snow.
O'Neill was appointed Secretary of the Treasury by George W. Bush. O'Neill was a somewhat outspoken member of the administration, often saying things to the press that went against the administration's party line, and doing unusual things like taking a tour of Africa with singer Bono.
A report commissioned in 2002 by O'Neill, while he was Treasury Secretary, suggested the United States faced future federal budget deficits of more than US$ 500 billion. The report also suggested that sharp tax increases, massive spending cuts, or both would be unavoidable if the United States were to meet benefit promises to its future generations. The study estimated that closing the budget gap would require the equivalent of an immediate and permanent 66 percent across-the-board income tax increase. The Bush administration left the findings out of the 2004 annual budget report published in February 2003.
O'Neill's private feuds with Bush's tax cut policies and his push to further investigate alleged al-Qaeda funding from some USA-allied countries, as well as his objection to the invasion of Iraq in the name of the war on terror - that he considered as nothing but a simple excuse for a war decided long before by Neoconservative elements of the first Bush Administration (2)- led to his resignation in 2002 and replacement with John W. Snow.
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