What Next from President Obama and Speaker Pelosi?
By bobmnu
@bobmnu (8157)
United States
March 21, 2010 9:08pm CST
Now that many Democrats have signed the reelection away what will they push through in the next few months against the will of the people? Now they have nothing to lose because they know they will not be reelected.
At different times Democrat leaders have talked about
1. Card Check - we lose our right to vote
2. Amnesty for illegals - They need the new votes
3. Fairness Doctrine - silence the opposition
4. Even talk of taking over the energy sector - then they control everything
What changes do you see after this suicidal vote?
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8 responses
@Hatley (163772)
• Garden Grove, California
22 Mar 10
hi bobmnu did you forget that just maybe a f ew of us democrats are decent law abiding p eople and we do not see Obama as the horrible monster you all make him out to be. Nor do I see all the democrats as horrible awful people, whats with all this political bashing, I thought at one time we Americans are all one people, since when did it become a war here on My lot, all the mudslinging is s till going on and what does it avail.the oppostion as though we are two different countries? what the heck is this, I thought I was an American citizen who happened to belong to the democratic party and so what? the will of the people, since when am not I a people too?Good lord so much hatred and for what? the will of the people is not just the republicans it is all people of all parties or have you conveniently forgotten that? so what the hell next from some Republicans? more hatred, more anger.give it a rest. grrrrrrrrrrr.
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@bobmnu (8157)
• United States
22 Mar 10
Lets not forget that the Democrats are the ones who see people as groups and blocks of voters. They have talked about the rich being out to get you, the rich don't pay their fair share of taxes, I give thm that much the top 20% pay 80% of the taxes whild the bottom 50% consume 70+% of the government programs. It is also always about the children. We need to spend more money on education for the children, while the they tell the local district how to spend the money. Yopu look at their supporters and they are always demanding more money, more benefits, more and more.
@spalladino (17891)
• United States
22 Mar 10
It's been groupthink here since the campaign, Hatley. Democrat or Republican (of which I'm one), if you don't agree with the group, you're not decent and apparently are evil. If you agree with anything the president or his administration says or does, you're called names and ridiculed. The stupidest, nitpicky discussions that are in any way against the president or his administration receive a long list of "I agree with you" responses. Fortunately, Hatley, this board does not reflect the sentiments of the majority of this country.
@RobtheRock (2433)
• United States
23 Mar 10
I hate to disaapoint you, but many Democrats will not lose reelection. This is not the Senate but the House of Representatives who represent their districts. Not having insurance myself, it will not take effect until after I'm on Medicare, so it's not going to help me except for the ridiculous "pre existing conditions" which I'm glad they got rid of. At least now we have some sanity in health care. And the whackos threatening assassination are the ones who are pushing us towards results we don't want to see -- a self fulfilling prophecy.
@laglen (19759)
• United States
22 Mar 10
carte blanche and all of the above. The world is their oyster. They will most likely burn the constitution along with our flag.
@thegreatdebater (7316)
• United States
22 Mar 10
Lag, Wasn't that burned when they passed the Patriot Act?
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@lilwonders456 (8214)
• United States
22 Mar 10
It will now be a rat race to see how much BS than can pass BEFORE the next election. They know they are going to loose their butts...so if they are going to get stuff done...NOW IS THE TIME. So see more ignoring of the public and more BS crammed down our throats. they ahve nothing to loose.
@lilwonders456 (8214)
• United States
22 Mar 10
oh the fight is on...let me tell you. I am sick and tired of their BS. I think you are going to see more protests and rallies than before after this one.
@bdugas (3577)
• United States
22 Mar 10
I agree, with this one congress showed the people they could care less what they thought, that they are not there to work for us but to do as they see fit, I am looking for a hugh shakeup in November when election time comes. If the people can't get the ones they elected to do as they ask or at least to try, then they should be out and find someone that does care, you know they are put there to work for us, and they seem to have forgottent that. I think this has woke up the american people to the fact that a lont time ago they should of spoke up and let congress know when they disapproved of some law that they was getting ready to pass. We have sit back and let them take over and I hope the people will now see that unless you speak up, you can't complain about what you get handed to you.
@hofferp (4734)
• United States
22 Mar 10
While the economy, jobs, our national debt, etc. ought to be on the table, I believe this Administration will continue its transformation of America (Obama's words, not mine). So, I believe the next "emergency" ("we can't let one go to waste") will be illegal immigration, or as many Democrats (like Schumer) call it "undocumented worker" reform.
@bobmnu (8157)
• United States
22 Mar 10
In the House Fix Bill is the Government take over of the student loan program. Soon we may see a political test for college loans. Think it is outragous? The University of Minnesota requires students to take a class or training for Diversity before they can enter certain college within the University.
@Fortunata (1135)
• United States
22 Mar 10
1. Illegal immigrants will get amnesty.
2. Slave reparations, even though there's no money to give, but that's okay, they'll just print more.
3. Fairness Doctrine, to get rid of Rush and Beck.
4 Lose our right to vote, or he'll make it really hard for people to 'qualify' to vote.
5. Look for snacks and sodas to get super taxed, or they'll take so much salt and sugar out of them that they'll be tasteless.
6. Rationing of energy, with 'rolling' blackouts.
7. Censorship of the internet.
Do I get a prize if any of them come true, lol?
@BlueGoblin (1829)
• United States
22 Mar 10
Probably some unemployment and job creating stuff. Amnesty for illegals is a sure bet.
