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Politics : Liberalism: Do You Agree We've Had Enough of It?

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To: Kenneth E. Phillipps who wrote (163848)12/27/2013 1:18:01 PM
From: locogringo1 Recommendation   of 224759
 
Our father's generation accomplished those tasks......

You and your ilk won't accomplish anything like that with your failed messiah that has no inkling of the worth of money, and never worked a real job in his worthless life.

This is an inexcusable waste of taxpayer money just to get a photo op for his plummeting approval scores. (worse than President Bush's)

The Small Detail You May Have Missed in the News of Obama Signing the Budget Bill Thursday

On Thursday morning, Obama signed the much-maligned, bipartisan budget deal along with a defense bill and five other pieces of legislation while vacationing in Hawaii. But there’s a small detail in that sentence that’s interesting: unlike when he “signed” the fiscal cliff bill into law during last Christmas’s Hawaiian vacation, Obama actually put his signature to these bills in person.

Why is that significant? Because as CBS’s Mark Knoller points out, that means that bills had to be flown to Hawaii to be signed:

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The website Weasel Zippers deemed the move an attempt to secure a “propaganda pic” that “milk[ed] the taxpayers.” The site was referring to the official photo released by the White House showing the president signing this year’s bills:

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