Showing posts with label 2016. Show all posts
Showing posts with label 2016. Show all posts

Friday, December 13, 2019

Kangaroo Court - American Gothic 2019




"Kangaroo Court" - Term coined, likely by Australian gold diggers in the California Gold Rush 1849, referring to trials in American courts, of evidence being ignored, "jumped over by, like a kangaroo" in the cases of accused "claim jumpers", presumably Americans.


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Wednesday, April 10, 2019

BarrBarr the Toady Imperial Lawyer Spoke 4 Fat Old Claudius Trump





“I don’t, well, I guess you could, I think there’s a spying did occur, yes — I think spying did occur,” he said. “The question is whether it was predicated, adequately predicated. And I'm not suggesting it wasn't adequately predicated, but I'd need to explore that.”


Sunday, May 8, 2016

BENGHAZI – BENGHAZI – BENGHAZI ! LOL!





“Opinion” Hardening into a Woody on the Right Against HRC – So here goes with the magic sacred cures all says all political talisman code word of Fox News  –

BENGHAZI – BENGHAZI – BENGHAZI ! LOL!


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Wednesday, April 27, 2016

Monday, February 16, 2015

Dysfunctional John in the Dysfunctional 114th




There is no greater good than your own personal good.  (What’s in it for me?)

Thank you Mister Koch.

Thank you Mister Koch too.

Let’s get back to the real task at hand in 2016. Let’s put the white back in White House!



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Thursday, February 12, 2015

Republicans to Cut Social Security Benefits by 19% in 2016 – First Cut With Disability Payments



You lower the benefits to the disabled; you make them homeless or starve. Then again some with 19% cut benefits will then qualify for Medicaid supplemental and Food Stamps.

Could cost more - this phony accounting trip to eventually rob the whole Social Security Trust Fund.

I have to agree with one of the comments about how Republicans feel safe in their gated communities – safe enough to fantasize and masturbate on all the people they hate on like minorities, the poor, the aged, the disabled, children…


On the very first day of the new Congress, House Republicans passed a rule, later adopted by the full House, which would prevent the common practice of rebalancing funds. What this does is lay the groundwork for a 19% cut in disability benefits.

That’s a horribly devastating cut for individuals – most of whom are in their 50’s and in poor health – to absorb beginning next year. In fact, since most disability recipients receive barely $1,200 a month, a cut of nearly 20 percent could mean the difference between affording food, medicine, clothing or paying bills. It is an unspeakable option and one that we are determined to
prevent.


Earlier this month, President Obama suggested a budget that would do exactly what has been done 11 times in the past and that is to rebalance funds between the two programs. The response by the House to block that is merely an attempt to manufacture a crisis where none exists.



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Saturday, September 14, 2013

Rand Paul and Ted Cruz - OUT! For 2016 Prez Race - GOP Grubby Money Master Sheldon Adelson – Thumbs Down




Sheldon Adelson, the billionaire Republican whose super PAC spending upended the 2012 GOP presidential primary, has a list of early contenders in 2016--and Sen. Rand Paul of Kentucky isn't on it. 

Although he said "it's far too early" to speculate about the next presidential field, Adelson rattled off the names of Sen. Marco Rubio, R-Fla.; Rep. Paul Ryan, R-Wis., the 2012 vice presidential nominee; New Jersey Gov. Chris Christie; and Wisconsin Gov. Scott Walker as presumed candidates.

"I didn't even know Ted Cruz was potentially a candidate until somebody pointed it out to me the other day," Adelson said of the freshman senator from Texas. 

 Adelson's early 2016 assessment came in an extensive interview with National Journal earlier this week in which he also said he is considering an expanded involvement in Senate Republican primaries after watching flawed GOP nominees fritter away winnable seats in the last two cycles.

"We are going to be involved in more primary races than we were before," he said.