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IT IS ALWAYS " WE THE PEOPLE " HERE!
THIS ONE IS FOR ALL THOUGHTS ON ANY SUBJECT FACING AMERICAN CITIZENS
WE HERE ARE PROVIDING A PLACE FOR GENERAL THOUGHT AND DISCUSSION.
WE ARE QUITE TIRED OF THE PORTRAYAL OF THE TEA PARTY MOVEMENT AS EVERYWHERE AND AS EVERYTHING.
THOUGH WE ADMIRE THE TEA PARTY MOVEMENT, WE WISH TO INVITE THE MORE ORDERED, FULLY INFORMED AMERICAN CITIZEN TO SPEAK OUT HERE.
A TRUE INDEPENDENT WITHOUT THE FAR LEFT OR FAR RIGHT. A BALANCE!!
WE WISH TO GATHER TOGETHER THOSE WITH COMMON SENSE AND INTELLIGENCE FROM AROUND OUR COUNTRY AND AROUND THE WORLD TO HAVE AN INTELLIGENT DEBATE ON ANY AND ALL ISSUES.
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TO THE "TEAPARTIERS" AT THE EXPENSIVE CONVENTION!
ReplyDeleteHOW IN HELL DO YOU REPRESENT THE STRUGGLING AMERICAN CITIZEN?
WE EITHER DO NOT HAVE JOBS OR CANNOT AFFORD TO LEAVE THE ONES WE HAVE TO GATHER TOGETHER.
AS SOON AS YOU PAID OUT THAT HIGH FEE AND SHOWED UP, YOU BECAME A SPECIAL INTEREST OF RICH PEOPLE NOT "WE THE PEOPLE"
YOU MOWED YOUR OWN GRASSROOTS!!
MANY OF YOUR IDEAS ARE GOOD BUT I RECOMEND A CUP OF COFFEE SO YOU CAN WAKE UP TO THE POOR, SELF-IMPORTANT PORTRAYAL OF YOURSELVES NOW!
I AM REACHING OUT TO ALL THE STRUGGLING AMERICAN CITIZENS.
DO YOU TRULY THINK ANOTHER BUNCH OF PARTYING RICH PEOPLE CAN REPRESENT YOU?
'Tea party' movement: Who are they and what do they want?
ReplyDeleteBy Patrik Jonsson – Thu Feb 4, 3:20 pm ET
The Christian Science Monitor
Of all the protest signs at all the rallies and town-hall meetings where people gathered last year to object to Washington's plans to save the US economy and reform healthcare, this hand-lettered one is memorable: "You can't fix stupid, but you can vote it out."
That's the "tea party" movement in a nutshell...
Please.. LINKHERE!
WE NEED HELP NOW!!!!!
ReplyDeleteMiddle Class No More, Families Struggle to Fight off Homelessness
Laura Bassett Laura Bassett – Thu Feb 4, 5:17 pm ET
The Huffington Post
A unique feature of this recession is how damaging it has been to the nation's middle class, driving its members further and further away from the American Dream and, in some cases, directly into poverty.
FOR MORE, PLEASE.. LINKHERE
STOP THE BULLSHIT IN OUR GOVERNMENT!!
I had high hopes for the "Tea Party"
ReplyDeleteAlot of what they were calling for made some good sense.
All were dashed with Sarah Palin as their keynote speaker.
This "Convention" just put on the Crazy, Far Right Clothing.
Please! Enough of the Political. This place is for anything right?
ReplyDeleteThis is really cool!
The US and its Technology Lead.
Innovation Economy
Agency of change for region
Funding from Darpa fuels many of area’s most futuristic projects
By Scott Kirsner
Globe Columnist / February 7, 2010
If you are hiking in the woods of Waltham’s Prospect Hill Park and hear what sounds like the distant whine of an extra-loud chain saw, do not be alarmed. Head toward the noise, and you may encounter one of the world’s most sophisticated walking robots. Big Dog, a canine-like cargo-bot developed by Boston Dynamics Inc., occasionally tromps through the trees on testing missions. Two summers ago, loaded up with extra gasoline, it meandered along for almost 13 miles without stopping...
You Can..
LINK HERE!
CAN YOU SAY "OUTSOURCING" ??????????
ReplyDeleteAstronauts hit snag with new space station room
By Marcia Dunn, Ap Aerospace Writer – 1 hr 16 mins ago
CAPE CANAVERAL, Fla. – Astronauts have run into trouble while setting up the International Space Station's newest room.
A cover that's supposed to go between Tranquility and its observation deck does not fit. Metal bars are not locking down properly because of interference from a hand rail or some other metal piece on the hatch...
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