Wyatt earp
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LBJ and nixion had fucking brains..
God damn masterminds..
God damn masterminds..
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The point is people no longer have their jobs dictated by having to keep health insuranceNever heard that one. What I heard was people did not have to hold jobs the hate because of insuranceWe don't have 90 million out of work...only 5 million
If you are going to tell a lie make it a whopper holy shit ^^^
Show me....and don't try to pass off labor participation as being out of work
Like you never heard the whopper, thanks to Obama care I don't have to work.
I will do hobbys ...
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I will watch documentaries
Wait a second RW you never heard that story from the WH?
It was posted on here in a few threads, you watch this as much as the mods and I do.
They have Obama care now don't have to work to pursue other interest.
Political geniusesLBJ and nixion had fucking brains..
God damn masterminds..
"Ask not what your country can do for you. Ask what you can do for your country."
God, how that party has changed/
JFK was a liberal. There are no liberals in the Republican Party today.
There are Liberals in the Republican Party.... Many if whom want and need to be liked and loved by Democrats and the media. The minority are the conservatives. Nixon was extremely liberal going so far to create the EPA. As for JFK, his economic policies are not what today's liberals would embrace.
Okay, which parts of this would today's liberals be opposed to:
Economy[edit]
The Kennedy Administration pushed an economic stimulus program through congress in an effort to kick-start the American economy following an economic downturn. On February 2, 1961, Kennedy sent a comprehensive Economic Message to Congress which had been in preparation for several weeks. The legislative proposals put forward in this message included:[6]
lol Don't run off now. Let's hear your answer.
- The addition of a temporary thirteen-week supplement to jobless benefits,
- The extension of aid to the children of unemployed workers,
- The redevelopment of distressed areas,
- An increase in Social Security payments and the encouragement of earlier retirement,
- An increase in the minimum wage and an extension in coverage,
- The provision of emergency relief to feed grain farmers, and
- The financing of a comprehensive home building and slum clearance program.
New Frontier - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
Dang it, he ran off.
Doesn't say much for JFK or the 2016 GOPersJFK Would be a Republican in 2016
JFK almost got us all killed back in 1962 due to his ineptitude.
Trump would get us killed in 2017 if we let him.
That much they both have in common yes.
Stupid thread premise; as wrong as it is ridiculous.
I always love that lie.........Reagan was a conservative through and through.JFK would be a DINO, Reagan would be a RINO.http://www.npri.org/docLib/20121003_JFK_speech_at_Notre_Dame_searchable.pdf
JFK warned of federal government absorbing too much power at hands of states.
That's how fucked up things are right now.
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http://www.npri.org/docLib/20121003_JFK_speech_at_Notre_Dame_searchable.pdf
JFK warned of federal government absorbing too much power at hands of states.
I am continually amazed that Republicans look at the ask not quote as a condemnation of welfare
JFK was looking for Americans to volunteer for the Peace Corps
There were plenty of jobs when the tax rate on the rich was 70%JFK dropped the tax rate for the wealthy down to 70%.....I'm willing to live with that
How many jobs will you lose for the sacrifice today?
Are you trying to tell us that 40 million retired people are "out of work"?We don't have 90 million out of work...only 5 millionLook fool there wasn't 90 million out of work and 50 million on public assistance in 1961, JFK would have told all you deadbeat moochers to get off your fat lard asses and work a job.
If you are going to tell a lie make it a whopper holy shit ^^^
Show me....and don't try to pass off labor participation as being out of work
^^^![]()
That 12 million moms raising their kids are out of work
16 year olds to 21 year olds going to school are out of work?
Handicapped people are out of work
That is the bulk of your 90 million out of work
A rising tide lifts all ships.......except a supply side economy where a rising tide only lifts the yachts"Ask not what your country can do for you. Ask what you can do for your country."
God, how that party has changed/
JFK was a liberal. There are no liberals in the Republican Party today.
There are Liberals in the Republican Party.... Many if whom want and need to be liked and loved by Democrats and the media. The minority are the conservatives. Nixon was extremely liberal going so far to create the EPA. As for JFK, his economic policies are not what today's liberals would embrace.
Okay, which parts of this would today's liberals be opposed to:
Economy[edit]
The Kennedy Administration pushed an economic stimulus program through congress in an effort to kick-start the American economy following an economic downturn. On February 2, 1961, Kennedy sent a comprehensive Economic Message to Congress which had been in preparation for several weeks. The legislative proposals put forward in this message included:[6]
lol Don't run off now. Let's hear your answer.
- The addition of a temporary thirteen-week supplement to jobless benefits,
- The extension of aid to the children of unemployed workers,
- The redevelopment of distressed areas,
- An increase in Social Security payments and the encouragement of earlier retirement,
- An increase in the minimum wage and an extension in coverage,
- The provision of emergency relief to feed grain farmers, and
- The financing of a comprehensive home building and slum clearance program.
New Frontier - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
Dang it, he ran off.
"A rising tide raises all ships." I don't dispute all of your points but you left out where Kennedy refused to demonize Corporations and entrepreneurs to pay for everything you mentioned.
Yea...we know what labor force participation rate isAre you trying to tell us that 40 million retired people are "out of work"?We don't have 90 million out of work...only 5 million
If you are going to tell a lie make it a whopper holy shit ^^^
Show me....and don't try to pass off labor participation as being out of work
^^^![]()
That 12 million moms raising their kids are out of work
16 year olds to 21 year olds going to school are out of work?
Handicapped people are out of work
That is the bulk of your 90 million out of work
US unemployed have quit looking for jobs at a 'frightening' level: Survey
Jeff Cox | @JeffCoxCNBCcom
Wednesday, 8 Jun 2016 | 10:25 AM ET
the unemployment rate fell to 4.7 percent in May, but the drop came primarily because of a sharp decline in the labor force participation rate. The number of people of all ages whom the government considers "not in the labor force" swelled by 664,000 to a record 94.7 million Americans, according to Labor Department data.
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Read more: 'Frightening' number of unemployed have stopped looking for work
The economic part of the Reagan Revolution lasted over a generation, the foreign policy part will last forever now that your ideology has bitten the dust.A rising tide lifts all ships.......except a supply side economy where a rising tide only lifts the yachts"Ask not what your country can do for you. Ask what you can do for your country."
God, how that party has changed/
JFK was a liberal. There are no liberals in the Republican Party today.
There are Liberals in the Republican Party.... Many if whom want and need to be liked and loved by Democrats and the media. The minority are the conservatives. Nixon was extremely liberal going so far to create the EPA. As for JFK, his economic policies are not what today's liberals would embrace.
Okay, which parts of this would today's liberals be opposed to:
Economy[edit]
The Kennedy Administration pushed an economic stimulus program through congress in an effort to kick-start the American economy following an economic downturn. On February 2, 1961, Kennedy sent a comprehensive Economic Message to Congress which had been in preparation for several weeks. The legislative proposals put forward in this message included:[6]
lol Don't run off now. Let's hear your answer.
- The addition of a temporary thirteen-week supplement to jobless benefits,
- The extension of aid to the children of unemployed workers,
- The redevelopment of distressed areas,
- An increase in Social Security payments and the encouragement of earlier retirement,
- An increase in the minimum wage and an extension in coverage,
- The provision of emergency relief to feed grain farmers, and
- The financing of a comprehensive home building and slum clearance program.
New Frontier - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
Dang it, he ran off.
"A rising tide raises all ships." I don't dispute all of your points but you left out where Kennedy refused to demonize Corporations and entrepreneurs to pay for everything you mentioned.
I am continually amazed that Republicans look at the ask not quote as a condemnation of welfare
JFK was looking for Americans to volunteer for the Peace Corps
Specifically what did the Peace Corps have to do with welfare?
It provided a short term economic spike that was gone by Bush 41The economic part of the Reagan Revolution lasted over a generation, the foreign policy part will last forever now that your ideology has bitten the dust.A rising tide lifts all ships.......except a supply side economy where a rising tide only lifts the yachts"Ask not what your country can do for you. Ask what you can do for your country."
God, how that party has changed/
There are Liberals in the Republican Party.... Many if whom want and need to be liked and loved by Democrats and the media. The minority are the conservatives. Nixon was extremely liberal going so far to create the EPA. As for JFK, his economic policies are not what today's liberals would embrace.
Okay, which parts of this would today's liberals be opposed to:
Economy[edit]
The Kennedy Administration pushed an economic stimulus program through congress in an effort to kick-start the American economy following an economic downturn. On February 2, 1961, Kennedy sent a comprehensive Economic Message to Congress which had been in preparation for several weeks. The legislative proposals put forward in this message included:[6]
lol Don't run off now. Let's hear your answer.
- The addition of a temporary thirteen-week supplement to jobless benefits,
- The extension of aid to the children of unemployed workers,
- The redevelopment of distressed areas,
- An increase in Social Security payments and the encouragement of earlier retirement,
- An increase in the minimum wage and an extension in coverage,
- The provision of emergency relief to feed grain farmers, and
- The financing of a comprehensive home building and slum clearance program.
New Frontier - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
Dang it, he ran off.
"A rising tide raises all ships." I don't dispute all of your points but you left out where Kennedy refused to demonize Corporations and entrepreneurs to pay for everything you mentioned.
Sure, and his economic policies carried through the Clinton and Bush II years spawning the "Third Way" so Dems and Labour in the UK could continue them without losing face.It provided a short term economic spike that was gone by Bush 41The economic part of the Reagan Revolution lasted over a generation, the foreign policy part will last forever now that your ideology has bitten the dust.A rising tide lifts all ships.......except a supply side economy where a rising tide only lifts the yachts"Ask not what your country can do for you. Ask what you can do for your country."
God, how that party has changed/
Okay, which parts of this would today's liberals be opposed to:
Economy[edit]
The Kennedy Administration pushed an economic stimulus program through congress in an effort to kick-start the American economy following an economic downturn. On February 2, 1961, Kennedy sent a comprehensive Economic Message to Congress which had been in preparation for several weeks. The legislative proposals put forward in this message included:[6]
lol Don't run off now. Let's hear your answer.
- The addition of a temporary thirteen-week supplement to jobless benefits,
- The extension of aid to the children of unemployed workers,
- The redevelopment of distressed areas,
- An increase in Social Security payments and the encouragement of earlier retirement,
- An increase in the minimum wage and an extension in coverage,
- The provision of emergency relief to feed grain farmers, and
- The financing of a comprehensive home building and slum clearance program.
New Frontier - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
Dang it, he ran off.
"A rising tide raises all ships." I don't dispute all of your points but you left out where Kennedy refused to demonize Corporations and entrepreneurs to pay for everything you mentioned.
Long term it created 20 trillion of debt while distributing untold wealth at the top
The economic part of the Reagan Revolution lasted over a generation, the foreign policy part will last forever now that your ideology has bitten the dust.A rising tide lifts all ships.......except a supply side economy where a rising tide only lifts the yachts"Ask not what your country can do for you. Ask what you can do for your country."
God, how that party has changed/
There are Liberals in the Republican Party.... Many if whom want and need to be liked and loved by Democrats and the media. The minority are the conservatives. Nixon was extremely liberal going so far to create the EPA. As for JFK, his economic policies are not what today's liberals would embrace.
Okay, which parts of this would today's liberals be opposed to:
Economy[edit]
The Kennedy Administration pushed an economic stimulus program through congress in an effort to kick-start the American economy following an economic downturn. On February 2, 1961, Kennedy sent a comprehensive Economic Message to Congress which had been in preparation for several weeks. The legislative proposals put forward in this message included:[6]
lol Don't run off now. Let's hear your answer.
- The addition of a temporary thirteen-week supplement to jobless benefits,
- The extension of aid to the children of unemployed workers,
- The redevelopment of distressed areas,
- An increase in Social Security payments and the encouragement of earlier retirement,
- An increase in the minimum wage and an extension in coverage,
- The provision of emergency relief to feed grain farmers, and
- The financing of a comprehensive home building and slum clearance program.
New Frontier - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
Dang it, he ran off.
"A rising tide raises all ships." I don't dispute all of your points but you left out where Kennedy refused to demonize Corporations and entrepreneurs to pay for everything you mentioned.