Saturday, November 5, 2011

Saturday Fun Time

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With the way in which Obama is losing voters I dedicate this one to him. 


Friday, November 4, 2011

House Creates Job's Bills --But Obama Can't Wait

Over and over  for months on end we have heard Obama's new Election campaign slogan of We Can't Wait. Of course it was suppose to pertain to his so called Jobs Bill, which actually didn't exist for weeks after he announced such and then it languished on Harry (Dead on Arrival) Reid's desk because of the lack of votes to pass the NOJobs Bill in the Senate. Naturally Harry immediately blamed the Republicans for not allowing it to pass. Now it has become Obama's NONSTOP Campaign Slogan because he knows that the NOJobs Bill was a failure from day one but it sure plays well to the uninformed, ignorant voters who make up Obama's base.

Harry pulled the "nuclear" in order to stop any motions on the Bill or it's attachments, of which there were many, in order to stop and up or down vote on any or all of the attachments. It cut all discussion and all calls for votes but that was OK with Harry. He chose to stop the embarrassment for the Democrats caused by such votes and once again attempted to rammed through another piece of legislation that could not stand up to scrutiny. 

The broken and battered pieces, chosen very carefully by Obama, knowing they have no chance to pass, are now being presented in the Senate and used as his talking points on the campaign trail. Seems these are faring as well as the whole bill , in other words , going no where and again the Republicans, who are in the minority. take the blame. No mention of the Democrats who won't touch that piece of rotten legislation with a ten foot pole however by the LSM.

Over in the House it seems that the NO Jobs Bill has languished for weeks with only one sponsor ( John Larson D-CT).  Of course the Bill calls for tax hikes and promises to public unions but does nothing to create jobs and continues to add to the deficit.  It appears to be a repeat of Obama's other failed jobs stumbulus. If $862 billion couldn't reduce unemployment as promised then how can $447 billion be expected to do any better.  With the ninety new sponsors it would appear that it is nothing more than a pre-election payoff for Obama's base of public unions. 

Meanwhile the Republicans in the House are being criticized for not passing his NOJobs Bill by Obama, even at the G-20 Summit meeting in France to discuss the European Unions financial debacle. He needs to stay at home, stop campaigning and work on the DEBT and JOBS problem here rather than handing it off to Reid and Pelosi, union thugistas, OWS morons and the like.

Of course no one ever hears of the bills being presented and PASSED in the House in a BIPARTISIAN manner. While the Democrats in the Senate failed again this week on two separate votes to pass anything related to Obama's NOJobs Bill the Republican's and a handful of Democrats were hard at work in the House.
The Republican House has passed some 17 bills related to job creation.

Here are some of them: March 31 they passed H.R. 872, The Reducing Regulatory Burdens Act, joined by 57 Democrats; May 5 they passed H.R. 1230, the Restating American Offshore Leasing Now Act, with 33 Democrats; May 11 they passed H.R. 1229, the Putting the Gulf of Mexico Back to Work Act, supported by 28 Democrats; May 12 they passed H.R. 1231, the Reversing President Obama's Offshore Moratorium Act, along with 21 Democrats; June 22 they passed H.R. 2021, The Jobs and Energy Permitting Act, and 23 Democrats voted for it; July 26 they passed H.R. 1938, The North American Made Energy Security Act, with 47 Democrat votes; October 6 they passed H.R. 2681, The Cement Sector Regulatory Relief Act, joined by 25 Democrats; October 13 they passed H.R. 2250, The EPA Regulatory Relief Act, H.R. 2250, with 41 Democrats; and finally, October 14 they passed H.R. 2273, The Coal Residuals Reuse and Management Act, H.R. 2273, along with 37 Democrats.

In other words, Senate Lead- Prevaricator Harry Reid (D-NV) is lying, and so is Obama when they blame Republicans. But then, what's new about that. 





Thanks goes to the Patriot Post for the list of Bills submitted by the Republican House .


Wednesday, November 2, 2011

And The Beat(ing) Goes On. Obama- The Hands On POTUS!



 

"What [Obama] spoke about [last week] was tweaking the student loan program, which he now controls. ... [I]t turns out what he is offering the students is between $4.50 and $7.70 a month of relief. ... If his audience had known how minuscule is the benefit, he would have been laughed out of that auditorium." --columnist Charles Krauthammer

"President Obama made new rules to lower student loan payments which don't apply to delinquent borrowers. The program is only open to people who are current on their payments. Helping people who aren't in financial trouble is what he accused Bush of doing." --comedian Argus Hamilton

These are important steps that will help more homeowners refinance at lower rates, save consumers money and help get folks spending again,” the President said in remarks to the press in Las Vegas.
WHAT HE DIDN'T SAY: Your ability to take advantage of HARP will depend on payment history and other factors including credit score, the structure of the current home financing and specific lender guidelines.



“This is an appropriate balancing of risk that’s being borne by Fannie and Freddie, and hence the American taxpayer. (Yep, we're still paying. SEE ABOVE PICTURE) This will make HARP more available.”(FHFA’s acting director, Edward DeMarco, )  Wonder if he is one of those who got a million dollar bonus for "trying". 


Redistribution of wealth:(SEE ABOVE PICTURE FOR EXAMPLE) "The middle class and those who aspire to it have been sacrificing for the better part of 30 years right now and have seen their income go down and the share of taxes that they pay has been significant and so I think that right now what we need to create fairness [and] ask those who have benefited so much from things that we have all paid for -- for roads and the education of their workers and all the things that we all pay for -- I think it's time for them to pay their fair share. This isn't about revenge. This isn't about punishment. This is just about fairness." --Rep. Jan Schakowsky (D-IL)


HAT TIP : PATRIOT POST