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Wednesday, November 5, 2008

Yep tomorrow President Elect Obama gets top secret .. news.

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Nation Finally Sh^tty Enough To Make Social Progress
November 5, 2008 | Issue 44•45

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WASHINGTON—After emerging victorious from one of the most pivotal elections in history, president-elect Barack Obama will assume the role of commander in chief on Jan. 20, shattering a racial barrier the United States is, at long last, shitty enough to overcome.

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Faced with losing everything, Americans took a long overdue step forward and elected Barack Obama.
Although polls going into the final weeks of October showed Sen. Obama in the lead, it remained unclear whether the failing economy, dilapidated housing market, crumbling national infrastructure, health care crisis, energy crisis, and five-year-long disastrous war in Iraq had made the nation crappy enough to rise above 300 years of racial prejudice and make lasting change.

"Today the American people have made their voices heard, and they have said, 'Things are finally as terrible as we're willing to tolerate," said Obama, addressing a crowd of unemployed, uninsured, and debt-ridden supporters. "To elect a black man, in this country, and at this time—these last eight years must have really broken you."

Added Obama, "It's a great day for our nation."

Carrying a majority of the popular vote, Obama did especially well among women and young voters, who polls showed were particularly sensitive to the current climate of everything being fucked. Another contributing factor to Obama's victory, political experts said, may have been the growing number of Americans who, faced with the complete collapse of their country, were at last able to abandon their preconceptions and cast their vote for a progressive African-American.

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After enduring eight years of near constant trauma, the United States is, at long last, ready for equality.
Citizens with eyes, ears, and the ability to wake up and realize what truly matters in the end are also believed to have played a crucial role in Tuesday's election.

According to a CNN exit poll, 42 percent of voters said that the nation's financial woes had finally become frightening enough to eclipse such concerns as gay marriage, while 30 percent said that the relentless body count in Iraq was at last harrowing enough to outweigh long ideological debates over abortion. In addition, 28 percent of voters were reportedly too busy paying off medical bills, desperately trying not to lose their homes, or watching their futures disappear to dismiss Obama any longer.

"The election of our first African-American president truly shows how far we've come as a nation," said NBC Nightly News anchor Brian Williams. "Just eight years ago, this moment would have been unthinkable. But finally we, as a country, have joined together, realized we've reached rock bottom, and for the first time voted for a candidate based on his policies rather than the color of his skin."

"Today Americans have grudgingly taken a giant leap forward," Williams continued. "And all it took was severe economic downturn, a bloody and unjust war in Iraq, terrorist attacks on lower Manhattan, nearly 2,000 deaths in New Orleans, and more than three centuries of frequently violent racial turmoil."

Said Williams, "The American people should be commended for their long-overdue courage."

Obama's victory is being called the most significant change in politics since the 1992 election, when a full-scale economic recession led voters to momentarily ignore the fact that candidate Bill Clinton had once smoked marijuana. While many believed things had once again reached an all-time low in 2004, the successful reelection of President George W. Bush—despite historically low approval ratings nationwide—proved that things were not quite shitty enough to challenge the already pretty shitty status quo.

"If Obama learned one thing from his predecessors, it's that timing means everything," said Dr. James Pung, a professor of political science at Princeton University. "Less than a decade ago, Al Gore made the crucial mistake of suggesting we should care about preserving the environment before it became unavoidably clear that global warming would kill us all, and in 2004, John Kerry cost himself the presidency by criticizing Bush's disastrous Iraq policy before everyone realized our invasion had become a complete and total quagmire."

"Obama had the foresight to run for president at a time when being an African-American was not as important to Americans as, say, the ability to clothe and feed their children," Pung continued. "An election like this only comes once, maybe twice, in a lifetime."

As we enter a new era of equality for all people, the election of Barack Obama will decidedly be a milestone in U.S. history, undeniable proof that Americans, when pushed to the very brink, are willing to look past outward appearances and judge a person by the quality of his character and strength of his record. So as long as that person is not a woman.

CONGRATULATIONS President Obama



NOW IT IS UP TO YOU and the Democrats to keep your promises, uphold the Constitution, fix the economy
and SAVE THE WORLD :) and all the Republicans can take a long vacation on a warm beach, watching dolphins and drinking pina coladas.. on all the money that we legally earned and saved.. somewhere.. :)

PS: You can smoke in the Andrew Jackson room in the White House, I heard they never removed the tobacco from the walls :)

Monday, November 3, 2008

VOTE













OTHER ISSUES (circle YOUR choice) McCAIN OBAMA
1 Proposes government “Spread-the-Wealth” rather than
supports small businesses .................................................... No .......... Yes
2 Proposes $Trillion tax increases ............................................. No .......... Yes
3 Proposes tax credits and checks for
the lower 40% tax filers who pay no taxes ...................... No .......... Yes
4 Reduce military spending by 25% costing
jobs in DC Metro area ......................................................... No .......... Yes
5 Proposes Universal Health Care.............................................. No .......... Yes
6 Supports “Partial Birth” abortion and voted to deny care
and comfort to babies born live from botched abortions.... No .......... Yes*
7 Proposes plan pullout troops of Iraq fuzzy/cloudy ................. No .......... Yes
8 Submits for life time appointments of liberal
Judges to Supreme Court and Appellate Courts ................. No .......... Yes
9 Voted to give Social Security benefits to undocumented
immigrants (9-11 terrorists were such immigrants) ........... No .......... Yes
10 Voted against making English the official language ............... No .......... Yes
11 Favors new drilling off shore US (stop depending on others) Yes ......... No
12 Leadership in the US Armed Forces ........................................ Yes ......... No
13 Receive resistance from Pelosi and Reid
on legislative issues ............................................................. Yes ......... No
14 Supports gun ownership rights (in home to protect family).... Yes ......... No**
15 Disclosured information of personal background
(education transcripts and medical records) ........................ Yes ......... No
16 Leadership experience served in the US Senate .................... 22 Yrs .... 4 Yrs
Sources:
http://money.cnn.com/news/specials/election/2008/index.html
http://www.cnn.com/ELECTION/2008/issues/issues.taxes.html
http://elections.foxnews.com/?s=proposed+taxes
http://bulletin.aarp.org/yourworld/politics/articles/mccain_obama_offer_different_
visions_on_taxes.html
http://blog.washingtonpost.com/fact-checker/candidates/barack_obama/
http://blog.washingtonpost.com/fact-checker/candidates/john_mccain/
* http://www.nrlc.org (for documentation)
** Illinois Senate, SB 2165, vote 20, (March 25, 2004)
McCain vs Obama on the issues
Where do YOU stand?
INCOME TAXES MCCAIN OBAMA
(no changes) (reversion back
to pre-Bush tax cuts)
Single making 30K................................. $4,500 .......... $8,400
Single making 50K................................. $12,500 .......... $14,000
Single making 75K................................. $18,750 .......... $23,250
Married making 60K.............................. $9,000 ............ $16,800
Married making 75K.............................. $18,750 .......... $21,000
Married making 125K............................ $31,250 .......... $38,750
NEW TAXES PROPOSED BY OBAMA
-New government taxes proposed on homes with more than 2400 sq ft
-New gasoline taxes
-New taxes on natural resources consumption (heating gas,water, electricity)
-New taxes on retirement accounts
-New taxes to pay for socialized medicine, a Universal Health Care plan
CAPITAL GAINS TAX
OBAMA - 28% on profit from ALL home sales. If you sell your
home and make a profit, you will pay 28% of your gain in taxes.
McCAIN - 0% (no change) on home sales up to $500,000 per home (couples).
DIVIDEND TAX
OBAMA - 39.6% tax- (On any money invested in stock market, IRAs,
Mutual Funds, college funds, life insurance, retirement accounts, or
anything that pays or reinvests dividends).
MCCAIN - 15% (no change)
INHERITANCE TAX
OBAMA - Restore the inheritance tax.
The inheritance tax caused many families to lose businesses, farms, homes
and ranches because they could not afford to pay the inheritance tax.
MCCAIN - 0% (no change)
Paid for and authorized by Pat Neary, Fairfax County, Virginia, Saratoga and Alban
Precincts and not paid for or authorized by any candidate or candidate committee.
Pat_Neary@msn.com
Where Do YOU Fit In?
Are you ready to spread your wealth?


Sunday, November 2, 2008

AT the POLLS

Last day of Absentee Bolleting,, at the polls..
look at that line.. deceptively short in the photo..
that represents an hour to two hour wait to get through
the Mount Vernon Substation,, last day of Absentee Balloting and my fifth day of handing out ballots..
one more day, Novemeber 4th
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