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Sunday, August 31, 2008

DELAY: Breaking the Congressional deadlock

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soxconn

Tom Delay may be right, who wants it. The two significant bipartisan measures attempted have been fiasco's. The immigration bill was phoned and faxed to death because Congress wouldn't listen and the Biofuels bill created a global starvation state of fear and increased the price of food by 20% while not even improving the energy problem one iota. They are not listening AND they are not thinking. Now the leadership is asking for strategic solution to a tactical problem with regard to drilling plus once again, they are not listening or thinking. You can bet the only energy independent country on the planet with a substantial military power is assessing and planning on how to exploit that vulnerability. It may be a long cold winter in Europe and NATO and there will be no Berlin Airlift, thats for sure.
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scottinco

Tom Delay is right...we need partisanship..we must fight for creationism in schools and against the liberal atheists who believe in science, for criminalizing the women's right to choose, for criminalizing gay marriage, for torture, for debunking the obstructionists who believe in climate change, for the right to carry and purchase any kind of firearm we wish without any type of restriction, for the right to explore our natural resources in all parks, wilderness areas, and close onshore ocean sites, without any limitation. We also need a constitutional amendment making this a Christian Nation and criminalizing any other religions or beliefs. Most of all, we need to protect Faux News and the Washington Whitehouse Times from anyone who believes they are not fair and balanced.I hope Tom Delay is able to garner more face time and exposure in the national press so the undecideds in this election may be reminded of his patriotic and Christian ways, and particularly of his great integrity, so that they may make the right decision.
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