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Michele Bachmann response in tea party, delivered her confess rebuttal to commander Barack Obama's paint of the union address on Tuesday night despite Rep. Paul Ryan (R-Wis.) being tapped to donate the hard Republican response. Via CNN: Bachmann's Response to State of the coalition because prepared over delivery: Good evening, my propose is Congresswoman Michele Bachmann from Minnesota's 6th community. Here are unemployment rates considering the past ten years. impact October 2001, our national unemployment ratio was at 5.3 percent. agency 2008 existent was at 6.6 percent. But, deserved eight months neighboring President Obama promised lower unemployment, that proportion spiked to a preposterous 10.1 percent.

Today, unemployment is at 9.4 percent with about 400,000 new claims every week.

After the $700 billion bailout, the trillion-dollar stimulus, and the $410 billion spending bill camouflage since 9,000 earmarks, many of you implored Washington to please stop spending money we don’t have.

But, instead of cutting, we saw an unprecedented crash of government spending further debt, differential anything we opine seen force the history of our country.

Deficits were unacceptably tiptop under President Bush, but they exploded under President Obama’s direction, growing the national debt by an astounding $3.1 trillion-dollars.


Instead of a leaner, smarter government, we bought a bureaucracy that tells us which light bulbs to buy, and which leave put 16,500 IRS agents leverage charge of patrol bigwig Obama’s healthcare bill.

ObamaCare mandates and penalties will life teeming job creators to stop offering health insurance altogether, unless yours is only of the more-than-222 privileged companies or unions that has popular a government waiver.

In the end, unless we fully repeal ObamaCare, a nation that currently enjoys the world’s best healthcare may be forced to rely on government-run coverage that will accredit a devastating impact on our at ease debt owing to generations to come.

For two second childhood President Obama prepared promises just like the ones we heard him make tonight. Yet still we have high unemployment, devalued housing prices and the charge of gasoline is skyrocketing.

Here are a few suggestions thanks to fixing our economy:

The principal could stop the EPA from great-hearted a job-destroying cap-and-trade system.

The bellwether could support a Balanced Budget Amendment.

The President could accede to an deal policy that increases American energy production and reduces our dependence on foreign oil.

The head man could again turn back some of the 132 regulations put string place control the last two years, many of which will price our economy $100 million or more.

And, the President should repeal ObamaCare and support emancipate market solutions like medical malpractice promote further allow all Americans to buy any healthcare policy they like anywhere monopoly the United States.

We need to coin forging things again in this country, further we incubus resolve that by reducing the mishap and regulatory burdens on job creators.

America leave suppose the best kind corporate hindrance rate impact the world. Look no further to see why jobs are moving overseas.

But, thanks to you, there’s scan to hope that real spending cuts are coming. Last November you went to the polls and voted out big-spending politicians and you decree in their place men and women salt away a commitment to transpire the habit and cut the size of government.

I believe that we are in the early days of a history-making turn.

Please know how cash your calls, visits, and letters are to the livelihood of our liberties. considering of you, Congress responded and we are starting to undo the damage that’s been done.

We opine importance lesser taxes, a minute view of government and the exceptionalism of America. further I lap up America is the indispensible nation.

Just the creation of this field was a miracle. Who’s to say that we can’t see a miracle again?

The perilous battle that was fought power the pacific, at Iwo Jima, was a battle against undiminished odds, and yet the image of the recent G.I.s influence the incursion against the Japanese immortalizes their laugher. These six immature men raising the flag came to symbolize all of America accession together to beat back a totalitarian aggressor.

Our undistinguished debt crisis we face today is different, but we still yearning all of us to tug together. We can actualize this.

And that’s the hope we admit tonight as Americans. We consign strike valiant to reclaim the greatness of our country and to communicate the liberty upon which we were founded.

Last stretch we voted to repeal ObamaCare, and each time action forward, we committal work hard to slay the heavyweight juice reinforcing that has happened over the past two age.

watch video and learn Representative Nikki Haley speaks

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Representative Nikki Haley speaks

In that case, please do not refer to her as an Indian American, just an American will do.

I saw and interview with Jindal and he tried to deny his Indian roots and how he doesn't have Indian food at home, and he was really stressing that point.

These people have no connections with India and have probably never been to India since they were born, so I really don't see how they can be Indian.

Sen. Joe Biden (D-DE) addresses the Democratic National Convention after formally accepting the Vice Presidential nomination.

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biden The future of federal energy policy is looking bright — Barack Obama chose Delaware Sen. Joseph Biden as his vice president this weekend. Biden has a three-decade senate record that includes a solid history of establishing climate change and energy policies. As Chairman of the Senate Foreign Relations Committee, he has a perspective on how those policies will jive with the international community (not very well so far), and throughout his career he has sponsored a variety of legislation that tackles renewable energy, cleantech funds, electric car battery investment and biofuel mandates.

As a representative of Delaware, it’s also not too surprising that his policies align with the major industries in his state. Delaware produces corn and soybeans — the feedstock that currently makes up most of the first generation of biofuels; Biden makes sure to give corn-based ethanol props as a first good step. But Delaware also has a substantial poultry industry, and chicken farmers across the U.S. have generally been upset at the rising price of the corn used to feed chickens; Biden maintains (like most of us do) that corn needs to be switched over to cellulosic ethanol soon. He is also a friend of his state’s auto-manufacturing industry; in legislation he’s proposed aimed at remaking transportation he has tried to make sure the automakers aren’t hurt too much (more on this at CalCars.org).

Overall, who can’t like a guy who in 2006, in response to oil companies’ record profits and rising gas prices, point blank asks the chairman of Exxon and execs of other energy companies if they “needed” billions in tax breaks. “We guess not,” was the overall response from the group, according to Biden. Here are 10 things we think you should know about Biden’s energy and climate change record:

Energy Is Top Priority: Biden has called energy security his “top priority.” Back in 2007 when he was running for president he said: “If I could wave a wand, and the Lord said I could solve one problem, I would solve the energy crisis.” (see video below)

International Climate-Policy Advocate: As Chairman of the Senate Foreign Relations Committee he says has been trying to return the U.S. to a more respected leadership role in climate negotiations. He has introduced legislation for an international cleantech fund (S. 3273) that calls for $2 billion from the U.S. government, with support from multilateral institutions.

Aligns with Obama on Energy: Like Obama he calls for a national cap-and-trade system, a reduction of greenhouse gas emissions by 80 percent by 2050, and says we should invest in an “Apollo Project for Energy.” (See the Apollo Alliance)

Biofuel Fan: He’s a big biofuels advocate. While he acknowledges that corn ethanol “is not the silver bullet,” he calls it an “important first step towards the commercial availability of cellulosic ethanol.” He also calls for major gas stations to offer biofuel options at 50 percent of stations by 2016 and all new vehicles sold in the U.S. to be able to use E85 by 2017. He also calls for an increase and extension of the current renewable fuel standards.

$500M for Lithium-Ion Batteries: Biden has introduced legislation (S. 1055) that calls for the U.S. to spend $100 million a year for five years on lithium-ion battery R&D for hybrids and electric vehicles.

Boost for Cleantech R&D: Biden has said he supports spending $50 billion over five years for incentives on R&D for biofuels, renewable energy and carbon capture and sequestration. Obama’s cleantech plan has called for doling out $150 billion over 10 years to fund projects in a broad swath of cleantech sectors. Biden will probably make those figures coincide pretty soon. Biden said in a recent hearing that the U.S. has so far failed to “capture a leadership position in the global competition for the next generation of clean technologies.”

Offshore Drilling Is for the Birds: In a Senate hearing on oil drilling on July 15, 2008, he recognized the fact that offshore drilling wouldn’t do much to relieve U.S. gas prices right away and said “we cannot drill our way out of this.” In the same hearing he also called OPEC a “cartel,” and said by the time any offshore drilled reserves eventually came online, OPEC would “reduce the amount of oil they pump just like they always did to 3, 4, 5, 7 percent less, guaranteeing that whatever the price was will be sustained.”

U.S. Needs a National RPS: Biden calls for a national renewable portfolio standard that requires 20 percent of the nation’s electricity to come from clean power. That matches many of the states plans. Obama has called for 10 percent of electricity from renewable sources by 2012, and 25 percent by 2025.

CFLs For All: Biden introduced the “FLIP-to-SAVE bill” (S. 1562) that calls for the Secretary of Energy to provide $50 million in grants to states to distribute CFLs. The bill was based on a Delaware program that distributed 140,000 CFLs through public libraries. (To us, $50 million for the program that sounds like a ridiculously low amount.)

Early Climate-Change Thinker: Biden says he introduced some of the first legislation on climate change back in 1986, which he says called “for a national strategy to understand and respond to the emerging threat of global warming.” We’re still looking into more on this, and will update it when we find more.

Sen. Joe Biden (D-DE) addresses the Democratic National Convention after formally accepting the Vice Presidential nomination.

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biden The future of federal energy policy is looking bright — Barack Obama chose Delaware Sen. Joseph Biden as his vice president this weekend. Biden has a three-decade senate record that includes a solid history of establishing climate change and energy policies. As Chairman of the Senate Foreign Relations Committee, he has a perspective on how those policies will jive with the international community (not very well so far), and throughout his career he has sponsored a variety of legislation that tackles renewable energy, cleantech funds, electric car battery investment and biofuel mandates.

As a representative of Delaware, it’s also not too surprising that his policies align with the major industries in his state. Delaware produces corn and soybeans — the feedstock that currently makes up most of the first generation of biofuels; Biden makes sure to give corn-based ethanol props as a first good step. But Delaware also has a substantial poultry industry, and chicken farmers across the U.S. have generally been upset at the rising price of the corn used to feed chickens; Biden maintains (like most of us do) that corn needs to be switched over to cellulosic ethanol soon. He is also a friend of his state’s auto-manufacturing industry; in legislation he’s proposed aimed at remaking transportation he has tried to make sure the automakers aren’t hurt too much (more on this at CalCars.org).

Overall, who can’t like a guy who in 2006, in response to oil companies’ record profits and rising gas prices, point blank asks the chairman of Exxon and execs of other energy companies if they “needed” billions in tax breaks. “We guess not,” was the overall response from the group, according to Biden. Here are 10 things we think you should know about Biden’s energy and climate change record:

Energy Is Top Priority: Biden has called energy security his “top priority.” Back in 2007 when he was running for president he said: “If I could wave a wand, and the Lord said I could solve one problem, I would solve the energy crisis.” (see video below)

International Climate-Policy Advocate: As Chairman of the Senate Foreign Relations Committee he says has been trying to return the U.S. to a more respected leadership role in climate negotiations. He has introduced legislation for an international cleantech fund (S. 3273) that calls for $2 billion from the U.S. government, with support from multilateral institutions.

Aligns with Obama on Energy: Like Obama he calls for a national cap-and-trade system, a reduction of greenhouse gas emissions by 80 percent by 2050, and says we should invest in an “Apollo Project for Energy.” (See the Apollo Alliance)

Biofuel Fan: He’s a big biofuels advocate. While he acknowledges that corn ethanol “is not the silver bullet,” he calls it an “important first step towards the commercial availability of cellulosic ethanol.” He also calls for major gas stations to offer biofuel options at 50 percent of stations by 2016 and all new vehicles sold in the U.S. to be able to use E85 by 2017. He also calls for an increase and extension of the current renewable fuel standards.

$500M for Lithium-Ion Batteries: Biden has introduced legislation (S. 1055) that calls for the U.S. to spend $100 million a year for five years on lithium-ion battery R&D for hybrids and electric vehicles.

Boost for Cleantech R&D: Biden has said he supports spending $50 billion over five years for incentives on R&D for biofuels, renewable energy and carbon capture and sequestration. Obama’s cleantech plan has called for doling out $150 billion over 10 years to fund projects in a broad swath of cleantech sectors. Biden will probably make those figures coincide pretty soon. Biden said in a recent hearing that the U.S. has so far failed to “capture a leadership position in the global competition for the next generation of clean technologies.”

Offshore Drilling Is for the Birds: In a Senate hearing on oil drilling on July 15, 2008, he recognized the fact that offshore drilling wouldn’t do much to relieve U.S. gas prices right away and said “we cannot drill our way out of this.” In the same hearing he also called OPEC a “cartel,” and said by the time any offshore drilled reserves eventually came online, OPEC would “reduce the amount of oil they pump just like they always did to 3, 4, 5, 7 percent less, guaranteeing that whatever the price was will be sustained.”

U.S. Needs a National RPS: Biden calls for a national renewable portfolio standard that requires 20 percent of the nation’s electricity to come from clean power. That matches many of the states plans. Obama has called for 10 percent of electricity from renewable sources by 2012, and 25 percent by 2025.

CFLs For All: Biden introduced the “FLIP-to-SAVE bill” (S. 1562) that calls for the Secretary of Energy to provide $50 million in grants to states to distribute CFLs. The bill was based on a Delaware program that distributed 140,000 CFLs through public libraries. (To us, $50 million for the program that sounds like a ridiculously low amount.)

Early Climate-Change Thinker: Biden says he introduced some of the first legislation on climate change back in 1986, which he says called “for a national strategy to understand and respond to the emerging threat of global warming.” We’re still looking into more on this, and will update it when we find more.

kaczynski video of plane crash that killed Polish president Lech Kaczynski - Peter Lavelle

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Today on russian TV will be a polish movie "Katyn". Watch it please. You will know why so many of ours politician and VIP went there. You will know, what happened there 70 years ago.
Well it looks like Kaczyniski had no choice to leave office now. It doesnt look good when that many important people die from one government, in one day,, on one plane crash incicdent.
It smacks of Ron Browns plane crash in the 1990's during the Clinton debacle.
It reminds a person of the old days "The FIx is in".

Designing Women - Julia Sugarbaker "The Candidate"

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Designing Women - Julia Sugarbaker "The Candidate" RIP Dixie Carter



Julia Sugarbaker - part of my post for Big Government

Nuclear summit

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watch video: President Obama on Nuclear Summit

So glad that God Blessed us with a president who is not a "warmonger." President Obama is more like president Reagan than many people want to admit. He's very rational and balanced minded in his judgment. Some people choose to conspire against him for nefarious reasons. He's one of the best we've had so far. Don't worry, America can still hold her own against any other country. God Bless President Obama.

Roethlisberger

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• Roethlisberger raped 2 women and got by clean. Yep we know who stills pull the race card and it gets by most of the time. This country has a long way to go when it comes to dealing with racism. And this is in your face racist. Blacks always take the dirty end of the stick and the media nevers gets off their case. This will only make more blacks distrust whites. 15 minutes ago. Kobe Bryant had sex with a minor and Tiger Woods only cheated on his wife but Roethlisberger raped 2 women and got by clean. Yep we know who stills pull the race card and it gets by most of the time. This country has a long way to go when it comes to dealing with racism. And this is in your face racist. Blacks aways take the dirty end of the stick and the media nevers gets off their case. This will only make more blacks distrust whites. 16 minutes ago.

elena kagan

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