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View Bristol Ballots Here
Take a look at all 9 ballots in Bristol, and find out where to vote tomorrow.
There's only one day left to make your decisions before heading to the polls Tuesday.
Don't be unprepared when you enter the voting booth. Take a look at the attached ballots so you know what to expect when you go to cast your vote. To view the ballot, open the link and click view - rotate view - clockwise. And check out the attached map to know where to vote and which ballot applies to you.
The presidential race between Barack Obama and Mitt Romney highlights the ballot, of course, but an interesting race is shaping up for Congress between Rep. David Cicilline and former State Police Chief Brendan Doherty. And Sen. Sheldon Whitehouse faces a challenge from B. Barrett Hinkley III to represent Rhode Island in the Senate.
- David Barboza and Antonio Teixeira square off for Bristol Town Administrator.
- 15 candidates are vying to serve on the Bristol Town Council. Voters are to choose 5 among them.
- There is only one choice for Bristol's representatives on the Bristol-Warren Regional School Committee: voters are to choose 3 among just 3 candidates.
- Voters also have just one choice for Town Clerk — current Clerk Louis Cirillo is running unopposed.
- Races for the state General Assembly vary by voting district.
The reverse of the ballot features the 8 referenda up for consideration, highlighted by Question 4 to go to bond for $94 million to build a new Veterans Home in Bristol, and Question 1 to approve casino gambling in Rhode Island.
Find your district in the attached map to know your options. And make your case for your favorite candidate in the comments section below. Don't forget to vote!
Linda L Rhynard
7:33 am on Monday, November 5, 2012
it's unclear where 68-10-01 votes--- is it at the fire station near the Vet's home?
Donna August
8:03 am on Monday, November 5, 2012
Linda --
We're in the same voting district (on Butterworth) and we received a card in the mail some months ago informing us we vote at Rockwell School. If you look in the Phoenix, the map chart shows that 68-10-01 = '1' is Rockwell. Hope that helps get you there!
Jeffrey Jeffrey
7:54 am on Monday, November 5, 2012
David Barboza and Antonio Teixeira square off for Bristol Town Administrator.
This is the biggest no-brainer decision that residents will make. One man is arrogant, conceited and uncaring. Conversely, Tony Teixeira is fair, intelligent, compassionate and wise. Bristol's next Town Administrator: Mr. Tony Teixeira!
Bryan Labao
9:46 am on Monday, November 5, 2012
I will never vote for David. Never responded to a significant allegation against the police chief. Town solicitor was involved and we finally have an application available for a CCW.
9:49 am on Monday, November 5, 2012
I also agree with Jeff and David is a cousin of mine!
marina peterson
10:09 am on Monday, November 5, 2012
Tony Teixiera is the man for the job. He has the education, the work ethic, and will treat town residents with civility, no matter what question they are posing. As a frequent recipient of Mr. Barboza's dismissive and mocking manner, I look forward to a Town Council that actually welcomes information and questions from their constituents.
Jeffrey Jeffrey
3:24 pm on Monday, November 5, 2012
Best thing is this: Barboza cannot retain his council seat when he loses the TA vote. Smiles!
Fran Sousa
10:53 am on Monday, November 5, 2012
Marina Peterson the one is trying to defeat the bond referendum for the much needed Veterans' Home that will help our Veterans check her posting on that blog here is the link:
11:07 am on Monday, November 5, 2012
What makes you think Marina is the only one ? I work with a few people ( a couple from Bristol ) who I thought for sure would be voting yes for this & have told me they will be voting NO....I think it's just that to say your against something like this seems sort of taboo...
Still Broke
11:22 am on Monday, November 5, 2012
I guess technically Marina might not be for the bond referendum but she's NOT against helping our Veterans. Please re-read her post without the chip on your shoulder:
"I find it amazing that we feel a building built in 1954 is in need of being replaced. I know we live in a disposable society, but this is taking it to the extreme. I would rather see an all out request for "in-kind" donations of workers and construction companies to volunteer to repair/replace what is broken. It would be a wonderful project and would probably mean more to the veterans to think that people rallied together to work and improve their home.
As far as supporting the veterans, I would also like to see an all-out push for folks to come and visit the veterans on a regular basis. I have a group that visits the veterans on Christmas morning and we bring cookies and spend the morning with them. You cannot imagine how appreciative they are of people that "give up" (I don't feel it is giving up at all) their Christmas morning to be with them. Last year Brendan Doherty joined us and veteran's had tears in their eyes to think that the Commander of the State Troopers came to see them on Christmas morning. And, before it is mentioned... this was NOT A PHOTO OP for him! No-one but us knew he was there.
Yes, let's remember our veterans with compassion, our time, and our compassion!"
Patrick Luce
11:28 am on Monday, November 5, 2012
Hey everyone, just a friendly reminder to keep it clean – no name-calling, bigotry, criminal accusations, etc. (And yes, a double-entendre used to disparage members of a political organization counts as name-calling.)
marina peterson
1:11 pm on Monday, November 5, 2012
Once again Patrick, thanks! These blogs are a terrific place for folks to share their opinions and thoughts.... and there should be no fear of attack. Civil disagreement, yes. but not disparaging remarks.
Fran Sousa
4:22 pm on Monday, November 5, 2012
Still Broke I read what Marina had to say and it doesn't make sense to someone who has a family member as a resident at the Veterans' Home. My family and I have supported other bond refereendums like roads and the colleges but now that we have an opportunity to help the residents with a better building why is she picking on them. Going there for Christmas is nice, but we are there much more than that. Enough band-aids on the place the Veterans need a new building
no regr allia b
6:47 pm on Monday, November 5, 2012
Barboza is a no for me, seen enough of him over the years to see it is time for him to leave the public scene for the good of Bristol. Tony Teixeira is a definate YES. The guy is honest and has been on the peoples side which is what we need.
Not voting for any of the Ballot questions. These economic times call for saving money not the status quo of borrowing. To question 4. Sorry but also a NO. It sounds to much of a smoke and mirrors to get certain politicians hands in a cookie jar at the expense of our vets. $138 million to build this facility sounds shady at best.
A ten year time line until it is completed it totally unrealistic and smells to high heaven. This plan is either a ill thought out or a scam in my opinion which is a sad way for politicians to treat those we hold dear, namely our vets and their families.
To the Casino; as usualy pie in the sky rhetoric that will not help a thing. When they allow the Narragansetts to build one, I will support it. Until then never.
The rest of the questions can be put off until we actually become a State that supports Business with real jobs and not these seasonal tourism low paying jobs in stead of being the worst State to do business in. Can't increase the taxbase with out a plan like that.
My opinion ;-}
b kcaj
9:25 pm on Monday, November 5, 2012
Here's the best advice for voters-Whatever way Jack Baillargeron and Marina Peterson vote, DO THE OPPOSITE.
Two people such as them who are voting against a new home for our veterans are a disgrace to the town, a disgrace to the state, and a disgrace to the United States.
Anthony D. Murgo
7:31 pm on Monday, November 5, 2012
Patrick in your article you state voters are to choose five council candidates which is a bit misleading because you may vote for up to five or one, two or none. Voters need only to vote for the candidate of their choice even if less than five.
Fran Sousa
11:16 pm on Monday, November 5, 2012
no regr allia b: Obviously you never served our Country in the armed services like our Veterans have but yet you hide behind a fake name and make negative comments about the Veterans' Home bond referendum. Just remember it is our VETERANS who give you the right to free speech through the sacrifices they have made. Maybe you should read why the project may seem like a lot of money rather than being so critical. Guess you didn't hear General Centracchio explain it on the radio tody
no regr allia b
11:59 pm on Monday, November 5, 2012
You would be wrong. I am a vets as are most of my family members including my mother and Aunts uncles brothers etc. We go back to the 1800 in military life. Like I said, the problem is 10 years build time, that is unbelievable and should raise red flags everywhere. We build a central FireStation for around $5million that is state of the art. You could build 27 of them with this plan.
As I said on another post, Texas A&M build a new facility in 2 years the size of 2 1/2 football fields. 230,000 square ft. With state of the art Medical labs, class rooms and every modern thing you can think of. Why is this so expensive and so long to build. No one has explained the 10 year time line! You can trust the State to do well by our vets. I know different having worked with disabled vets and VFW's up until 5 years ago. No I didnt here the General, I rarely listen to a radio. It is not a fake name it is a real actual name.
no regr allia b
12:03 am on Tuesday, November 6, 2012
Sorry 8 years ago on the vets. I also have never said the Vets do not deserve the best we can provide. But this for me is obviously not it. If it was not for being an election year, you would still never have seen the push for this. Now that is a disgusting and politics as usual in this State.
Fran Sousa
7:34 am on Tuesday, November 6, 2012
read the other blog where Diana Campbell all but admits she is violation federal law
Diana Campbell
9:54 am on Monday, November 5, 2012
To answer your question, to my knowledge, Mosaico has never received Head Start nor Community Service Block Grants. In fact, though not applicable, we have not received Community Development Block Grants since 2010. Mosaico B&CDC has been approved to receive 2012 CDBG, but has not yet received it. There is no conflict
If MOSAICO is has applied for federal funds that is a blatant violation of the federal law
Fran Sousa
7:35 am on Tuesday, November 6, 2012
no regr allia b: The Veterans still deserve a better place to live no matter how pessimistic you are if you don't do it now then when the deserve a better Home
b kcaj
9:00 am on Tuesday, November 6, 2012
Fran-You have to realize, "no regr allia b" is the screen name of the self proclaimed King of the Patch, Jack Baillargeron. He spends 23 out of 24 hours per day spewing his anti-government garbage, all while collecting a federal pension as a retired federal fireman at the Newport Navy Base.
The fact that he doesn't want our veterans to have a decent place to live while he sits home and collects a fat federal goverment pension check is beyond comprehension.
no regr allia b
10:17 am on Tuesday, November 6, 2012
On that I agree, but being pessimist on the State Government is not unusual for any citizen. We could do the why game all day. Why was it not done 10 years ago, when all the problems came to light on the roof, access points, electrical, plumbing, need for modern facilities. The economy even in RI was fairly good?
I know why. It was because the vets were not needed as a political football back then. Now it is the old who would dare vote against this bond. Well I and a lot of others I know dare too and many are vets. This issue is not about being against vets. It is about doing it the right way so the vets get the best bang for the buck not the politicians.
I still submit the cost is suspect and the 10 year build time is not realistic and very very strange to say the least. In any case the vote will decide it and I suspect it will pass also. However there will be a lot more than 3 or 4 people not voting for it.
marina peterson
11:42 am on Tuesday, November 6, 2012
Fran, Realistic is not synonymous with Pessimistic. We should not be borrowing any more money.
And yes, our Veterans do deserve a better home. We need to put pressure on our legislators to fund this through out state budget.
According to Rep. Gallison, the state is not broke, and I quote. " I also don't know where you are getting your facts. Our State is not broke. In fact for the fiscal year ending June 30, 2012, we had a SURPLUS! If you don't believe me check the following link:
We need to make sure that this is a priority when the legislature reconvenes.
Fran Sousa
10:11 am on Tuesday, November 6, 2012
b kcaj that expains it about no regr allia b he probably never saw combat like the residents who were fighting on D-Day and in the South Pacific, Vietnam, Iraq or Afghanstain. Now our tax dollars are supporting his fat federal pension so he throw stones but dosen't have the stones to stand up for Veterans. Maybe what needs to be cut all those federal pensions
b kcaj
11:14 am on Tuesday, November 6, 2012
Very true regarding ourFran, and also you're 100% right on the answer you gave to Jeffrey Jeffrey regarding the TT for TA. While Dave Barboza isn't the greatest choice, he's surely the lesser of two evils.
Let's hope that if TT does get elected, he won't be swayed by the Jack Baillargerons and Marina Petersons of the world with their teabagger/anti-government views.
no regr allia b
11:24 am on Tuesday, November 6, 2012
Typical resort to name calling and insults, well believing a poster who is not a resident and hides behind my name in an atempt to antaganize as usual. Funny Fran you tried to say my name was fake, but believe an actual fake name lol.
I have many relatives buried in Arlington as I will be. I do not discuss my military ever except in person and only with other vets. Never on a internet. But you go ahead and believe the lies of a non-vet when it suits your agenda. That in my books make you the one with no stones as you said.
You onviously do not support free Speech unless it agree's with you. That is sad and disgusting at the same time. This is about the vets and ballot questions not personal attacks. So grow up you do not know me or my history and niether does the other (it) who I do not respond to as that is his plan to turn every blog into personal attacks as he has done for years now.
You do not help your cause with all this rhetoric and childish action in my opinion.
no regr allia b
11:33 am on Tuesday, November 6, 2012
Do not bother to respond as you cannot debate a question with out personal attacks on Vets you disagree with, any support of vets you say you have is not credible as you are in it for politics and could careless obviously about vets issues. Shame on you. Stick to the question at hand respectfully to have meanfull discourse if you expect people to respond. The End
b kcaj
12:02 pm on Tuesday, November 6, 2012
Jack and Marina-You can try and spin it any way you want, but it's still not going to change the facts-the vast majority of Americans and 99.9% or Rhode Islanders have no use for the teabaggers and their radical right wing anti-government agenda.
Just wait for tonight's election results both locally and nationally when the teabaggers are crushed once again.
Fran Sousa
10:12 am on Tuesday, November 6, 2012
Jeffery Jeffrey unfortunately TT for TA gets you the marina petersons of the world wih their negative attitudes
Fran Sousa
1:06 pm on Tuesday, November 6, 2012
Jack and Marina spare me the BS you two are just 100% against the Veterans having a decent place to live. If things are so bad in this state as you both want to pontificate MOVE OUT
no regr allia b
3:25 pm on Tuesday, November 6, 2012
WOW a believer in "Stalinism". Least you don't want to send people to a "gulag". Come back tonight and see how many do vote agaist these ill thought out bond issues. If after over 78 years of total DEM control of the Legislature and what shape were in because of it. You think the State is all cumbya and hunky dory lol. Thanks for the laugh. This vet is proud of his vote and since you have never said if you are a vet, I suspect not. Have a good cry tonight. lol
Fran Sousa
10:17 am on Wednesday, November 7, 2012
Jack and Marina thank God the Veterans' Home bond referendum was OVERWHELMING approved over your pesmistaic negative false statements and comments. Goes to show you the voters are much smarter than your negativity.
Its negativity like yours that holds this state back. If you are so unhappy here move to another state
marina peterson
10:42 am on Wednesday, November 7, 2012
I am happy for you Fran, I know that you wanted to borrow this money very badly. The voters have spoken. That's why we live in America.
I still don't quite understand what is negative about not thinking RI should take on any more debt. But it is a moot point now.
no regr allia b
11:03 am on Wednesday, November 7, 2012
Being proud of more debt is hardly a virtue. Open your mouth in 10 years when we see what is done. A decade is still a rediculous timeline to do that building no matter how you slice it. Watch for the scandles that will surely come from this debacle. By the way over 20,000 voted against it so hardly it was hardly just 2 people as you seem to still blame.
On the bright side for me Barboza is gone from the scene, so not a bad day on Bristol with Tony T as Administrator.
Nice to want to relocate people who disagree with you. Still on the "Stalinism" kick huh. How sad.
b kcaj
11:33 am on Wednesday, November 7, 2012
Jack and Marina-For your information, the referendum for a new veterans home passed 80%-20%, which was a landslide.
You two chronic complainers must really be crying in your cornflakes this morning-President Obama re-elected, David Cicciline re-elected, Kenny Marshall, Teresa Paiva-Weed, and Gordon Fox all winning in a landslide-it's great to be a Rhode Islander today-YAHOO!


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Survey: Pa. Dems More Unified on Outcome of Monday's Debate
A Patch flash survey of political activists in Pennsylvania shows differing takes on the impact of the final presidential debate
Pennsylvania Democrats sound a bit more confident than Republicans that Monday night's foreign policy debate will help win votes for their candidate in the Keystone State, according to brief overnight surveys by Patch.
When asked if their candidate's debate performance will help him in Pennsylvania:
- 19 of 22 Democrats who responded said yes, while three were neutral
- 17 of 23 Republicans agreed that it will, while one disagreed, three were neutral and two had no opinion
When asked who won:
- 15 Republicans said Gov. Mitt Romney won, while one said Obama, five were neutral and two had no opinion
- 21 Democrats said Obama won while one was neutral
When asked who would be the consensus winner, as declared by national media:
- 13 Republicans said Obama while two said Romney, six were neutral and two had no opinion
- All 22 Democrats said Obama
The catchy phrases that stuck with debate watchers varied:
- Republicans said Romney's reference to Obama's "apology tour" was a memorable moment for conservatives.
- Democrats singled out Obama's "horses and bayonets" remark in responding to Romney on the strength of the modern U.S. military.
In their survey comments, Pennsylvania Republicans repeatedly noted what they called Romney's presidential bearing:
- "President Obama acted like he needed a big victory tonight. Romney behaved like a President."
- "During the debates both Obama and Biden have come across as angry and arrogant."
- "Overall good debate. Mitt looked as if he was the president whereas Obama looked angry and rather unprofessional at times."
- "Romney continued to look more presidential. His demeanor was superior to the President's."
- "I think the debates helped Governor Romney this year in much the same way they helped Reagan in 1980 and Kennedy in 1960."
- "People will think of Romney as presidential where Obama came across as petty."
Democrats, in their comments, criticized Romney for being inconsistent and praised Obama's performance:
- "Romney is all over the place and spineless; he just says anything"
- "I have never seen a candidate be as dishonest and inconsistent as Mitt Romney."
- "I think President Obama made the case tonight. I think there will be some that know our economy is tied to world events, and that the President, despite setbacks, has had a steady hand, and hasn't pushed us off into anything, and that will be important to continue our recovery in global uncertainty the next four years."
- "If 60% of undecided voters are women, I think they would be more attracted to Obama's foreign policy (less bellicose) and emphasis on need to concentrate on education and infrastructure at home."
One Democrat was "pleased at the bi-partisan tone of Mr. Romney on those immediate foreign policy "problems' such as Syria, Egypt. Some on the right may see it as weakness on his part but I see it as adult behavior and statesmanship."
Patch's survey takers are local elected officials, candidates and activists who volunteered to take part in this non-scientific project.
Check out what surveys said following the second presidential debate.
Keith Best
7:39 am on Wednesday, October 24, 2012
What makes people think a FIRST-TERM senator who spent most of that FIRST-TERM running for another office, knows anything about overseeing the world's largest economy?
The last 4 years have shown Obama has been in over his head for 4 years. If you want a stronger economy with lower unemployment with more jobs, VOTE ROMNEY/ RYAN.
9:12 am on Wednesday, October 24, 2012
Are you just cut and pasting the same comment in every story about the election? Come on man! If you are going to be a right wing troll, at least put a little effort into it.
1:28 pm on Wednesday, October 24, 2012
Of course the first-term Gov. who lied to get into office....flipped flopped a house of pancakes while he was in office and was asked not to run again...is SSOO MUCH BETTER...lololol.
The people will decide to move forward and VOTE OBAMA...VOTE OBAMA...VOTE OBAMA.
K Burns
1:42 pm on Wednesday, October 24, 2012
Keith without the President, our nation would have been a whole lot worse off. The republicans want the quick and easy fix but there is no magic wand for the mess they made. We all wish the growth had been faster, and it could have been except for Republican obstructionists. But we see steady progress and that must continue. We can't go backward like the Romney Ryan camp would like. We can't let the Republicans continue to seek war and send our young men and women to be maimed or killed . We can't let the Republicans surpress women's rights to make choices about their bodies. If you have any brains or lacking that any sense of who is really in your best interest, VOTE OBAMA/BIDEN !
louis kootsares
9:27 am on Wednesday, October 24, 2012
obahma is a broken record his b.s. about the middle class yup all i can see of his foreign policy is catering to the table clothed terrorists apologising for their killing americans,making like a big shot because our elite seals killed a scumbag,i could have given that order,big deal,what i see is more people on food stamps,illegals getting aid,unemployment,a president who is bought and paid for,and lies with a straight face,while trying to take away our 1st and 2nd amendment rights... i say vote for the mormon,not the moron
Jack Minster
1:50 pm on Wednesday, October 24, 2012
K Burns, a primer for you on obstructionists.
Since I lack brains and sense per your post, let me dumb this down to my level, ok?
Republicans = FIGHT FOR A BALANCED BUDGET
Democrats = FIGHT AGAINST BALANCED BUDGET TAX-SPEND-TAX-SPEND
Romney = GOOD REPUBLICAN
2:01 pm on Wednesday, October 24, 2012
Let me dumb it down for you Jack.
Republicans - CLAIM TO BALANCE BUDGET, ACTUALLY RESPONSIBLE FOR LARGEST PART OF DEFICIT.
Romney - BILLIONAIRE BORN INTO WEALTH, WILL CONTINUE SAME POLICIES THAT LEAD TO MASSIVE DEFICITS.
You might lack brains and sense, you might not. I am sure you lack character.
Crestor Januvia
2:09 pm on Wednesday, October 24, 2012
Sorry Nick. Obama added a $900 billion stimulus to the budget, then kept it in there while never passing a budget.
$900 billion out of $1.1 trillion would be like 85%+ of deficit. Obama is responsible for vast majority of deficit.
Jack Minster
2:11 pm on Wednesday, October 24, 2012
It's great when Obama supporters of your caliber post on these blogs, Nick. It gives the undecided voters real insight into their wisdom and knowlegeability on such complex issues like the economy, foreign policy, moral obligation, job qualifications, business, etc. Please, by all means, keep posting!
4:46 pm on Wednesday, October 24, 2012
And you keep trolling right along too Jack. You show the average person why the Republican Party has become nothing but a divisive, hateful, propoganda pushing machine. You are a loathsome character. I am glad the majority of Pennsyvanians do not support your ideology.
Anthony Wayne
11:00 am on Thursday, October 25, 2012
Belly up to the bar America, your frosty mug of kool-aid awaits. To think that the "one party" republicrats have answers that differ from each another, on anything but some irrelevant details, is dangerous. Not once have the republicrats mentioned the diseases that afflict us today. All that is discussed are symptoms. This obfuscation, accepted by "the majority", has almost reached the tipping point. Big government is precisly why the founders warned us so strongly and often, about the dangerous descent into mob rule. This mob rule, or democracy, has been the painful, bloody, and most frequent precursor to oligarchy throughout history, and remains so today. The word democracy may not be found, not even once, in The Constitution or any State Constitution for good reason. We "were" a Republic, our rule of law "was" The Constitution. All we need to do today to find blatant disregard for our Constitution is to look out the window, yet "the majority" applauds our fall from greatness, ignorant in their appreciation for the principals and the sholders we stand upon. I am proud to say I am not among them. Our Founders had a crystal ball. How could they predict, 235 years ago, our exact fate today?
I pray it is not too late to wrestle back The Constitution from the federal authority who has defecated upon it for over 100 years. When the people awake from their kool-aid slumber, the process may begin.
"We have it in our power to begin the world over again" Thomas Paine
Jack Minster
8:08 am on Wednesday, October 31, 2012
Anthony Wayne raises the Constitution. How amusing.
Obama's Justice Department has even more flagrantly flouted the laws of the land. Out of the blue, Attorney General Eric H. Holder Jr., the nation's chief law enforcement officer, reinterpreted America's gambling laws (and dumped the decision on Christmas Eve so as to avoid scrutiny). More recently, Mr. Holder has decided to thwart congressional oversight by refusing to release documents on the disastrous "Fast and Furious" gun-running scheme, and he is actively fighting Florida for trying to expunge dead people from its voter rolls.
Now comes Mr. Obama's decision to stop enforcing America's immigration laws. The new policy states that illegal immigrants who were younger than 16 when they entered the country are eligible for a two-year exemption from deportation. Of course, the "deferred action process," as Homeland Security Secretary Janet A. Napolitano called it, will apply to illegals up to age 30. (Think when they legally get their driver's licenses they will also be handed a voter registration card?)
"What's ironic," columnist Charles Krauthammer noted, "is for eight years, the Democrats have been screaming about the imperial presidency with the Bush administration — the nonsense about the unitary executive. This is out-and-out lawlessness."
Haywood Jeblomie
8:48 am on Wednesday, October 31, 2012
Let's not forget that Bob Casey and Obama voted for the budgets and the deficits and the spending. Tough to claim otherwise. Look it up. Fact!
Here's a taste - is 2010 higher than 2009???? Who built that?? 60% jump in welfare spending. Bob Casey voted yes and Obama signed it.
• 2009 spending: $1.89 trillion
o $644 billion – Social Security
o $360 billion – Unemployment/Welfare/Other mandatory spending
o $408 billion – Medicare
o $224 billion – Medicaid
o $260 billion – Interest on National Debt
• 2010 spending: $2.173 trillion (+14.9%)
o $695 billion (+4.9%) – Social Security
o $571 billion (+58.6%) – Unemployment/Welfare/Other mandatory spending
o $453 billion (+6.6%) – Medicare
o $290 billion (+12.0%) – Medicaid
o $164 billion (+18.0%) – Interest on National Debt
Anthony Wayne
6:47 pm on Wednesday, October 31, 2012
Jack Off, Again you are delusional, intoxicated on kool-aid. What is not amusing is the one party system which generations of trusting American voters have now allowed to hijack our process. The People are along for the ride. If romney and his band are so concerned about further rape of The Constitution where are their voices? Where is their outrage? If elected, lets count the executive orders romney signs. Count the NATO approvals for murder he seeks, ignoring congress. You, and your bands of "one party brown shirts" are indistinguishable from one another. The silence on both sides is the sound of collusion as the sheep are led to oligarchy. Your position in that line is so far back that you will not be spared either. Wake up, it's almost time for bullion and ammunition.
Jack Minster
6:52 pm on Wednesday, October 31, 2012
Yes Anthony, Romney the Mormon is seeking world domination. If I were him I'd start with Canada.
Your emotional rants and uncivil behavior puts you square in the middle of Camp Obama, Mr. Wayne. You're not the lunatic fringe. You're REPRESENTIN'
Please, continue to post.
Anthony Wayne
7:31 pm on Wednesday, October 31, 2012
Jack, not romney, both. They are puppets. Control of oil and money are world domination. Both The British and Romans tried and failed. How else would you explain the foreign policy that exist in the US? Certainly not to keep us safe. NDAA is one of the last pieces. The writing is on the wall.
8:49 pm on Wednesday, October 31, 2012
Can you name an instance when Republicans have presented a plan for a balanced budget amendment that did NOT have exceptions and loopholes? All of the ones I've seen can be waived by a 2/3 congressional vote. If Republicans are confident that a BBA will work, then why all the escape clauses?
Jack Minster
9:08 pm on Wednesday, October 31, 2012
There are two proposals floating around Congress, one authored by Rep. Bob Goodlatte, R-Va., and another by Utah Republican Sens. Orrin Hatch and Mike Lee. While the two bills are slightly different, they would:
Require 3/5 (House version) or 2/3 (Senate version) majority votes in Congress for spending to exceed revenue in a given year
Llimit total spending to 18 percent of GDP, unless 2/3 majorities vote otherwise
Require a 3/5 vote to increase the debt limit
Bar courts from raising taxes to satisfy the above provisions (only included in Senate version)
Allow requirements to be waived during a declared war
74 percent of Americans supporting a Balanced Budget Amendment. Democrats choose not even to discuss it. Neither of the two initial proposals address loopholes.
Democrats won't let it get to that point.
Arthur Post
9:36 pm on Wednesday, October 24, 2012
"Never passed a budget" for one reason only - Republicans filibustered every one, not allowing them to ebven be discussed, let alone voted on in a straight up and down vote. Filibuster is never mentioned in the constitution, and was made up by congress years ago to protect the minority party from being ignored - not to grind government to a halt, which has been the Republicans' objective over the last 3.5 years.
And the facts are in respect to our national deficit, that the Bush tax cuts and war spending are responsible for 75% of the deficit we have today, and the Bush recession for another 20%, look it up.
Jack Minster
8:01 am on Wednesday, October 31, 2012
OK Arthur I looked it up: http://www.speaker.gov/general/what-do-dems-have-against-balanced-budget-amendment
You're lying.
careless fills
1:53 pm on Wednesday, October 31, 2012
No one supported Obama's budget! Actually the most recent Obama budget was rejected by the Senate 99-0, with all Democrats in attendance rejecting it along with the Rpeublicans.
Haywood Jeblomie
1:59 pm on Wednesday, October 31, 2012
Arthur, how did the Democrats pass Obamacare and the Stimulus then? Stop lying will ya!!
Tax cuts cannot create deficits. Spending creates deficits.
But since you brought up the tax cuts, Casey and the Democrats voted to extend them - you know the ones you and they attack - in 2010 and add a whole bunch more....they are the Obama Tax cuts now. So according to your faulty math, Obama's tax cuts are why we have the deficits......we can just ignore the $1 trillion in welfare spending for now.
Nice try to distort the facts with fake talking points.
Keith Best
7:57 am on Thursday, October 25, 2012
Click on the above link to see a short debate, Biden vs. Biden.
louis kootsares
8:03 am on Thursday, October 25, 2012
the stupid,ignorant,halfwitted,and the freeloaders have their hero ,hopefully there are more prideful,smart people to vote for romney. obahma should have his picture on a food stamp, in his terrible term more food stamp users than ever
7:57 am on Wednesday, October 31, 2012
Informed voters make intelligent choices...
Read on and learn some things you may have not thought about...
You see, it's easy to run on a slogan, like Obama did in 2008... Hope and change, baby... It's much harder to do once you have a record that can be reviewed... He also said in 2008 that if he didn't get the job done in four years, that it would be a one term deal... Well, he hasn't delivered, so time to let him keep his word... Romney/Ryan 2012
9:07 am on Wednesday, October 31, 2012
Even Chris Christie is giving Obama high marks for his response to the storm.
Romney is done and I'm guessing it won't be nearly as close as these polls are indicating.
Mr. Independent Voter
4:45 pm on Wednesday, October 31, 2012
Richard, Minster is the Republican committee chairman in Trappe which explains his positions, his assumptions, and his insults.
7:15 am on Thursday, November 1, 2012
Richard, it's hard to screw up being flown to ravaged areas for a photo op and then sign off on federal aid...
Of course, it should have been easy for Obama to tell the truth on Benghazi, and he's totally butchered that effort... And it's that event, along with our decimated ecnomy, that's going to drive voters to the polls and choose Romney... Count on it...
9:41 am on Thursday, November 1, 2012
Oh KAY,,,,DICK , I NOW sEE WHAT YOUR PROBLEM IS ... yOUR A POOR Demo , who looks like a fool for supporting Obamama now that he has show he dont know what the heck he doing ..KINDA OF LIKE YOU DOT KNOW WHAT THE HECK YOUR TALKING ABOUT ..... OK DICK ...... HEAD . .. ON OUT THE DOOR WITH YOUR OBAMAMA .. Wanna bet ,, what you gonna bet ,, your food stamps .. Yes i see why you want Obamama to win , to keep living free ...
Jack Minster
9:31 am on Wednesday, October 31, 2012
You're grasping, Richard. It's a STORM. Politicizing a storm.
A Christie kiss to Obama's ass should be good for about $150 million for the state he truly loves, his first priority.
Richard you omit the fact that Obama's proposal for the upcoming budget sequester would cut nearly $900 million from the Federal Emergency Management Agency, including disaster relief, food and shelter, and flood management at both the federal and state levels.
Keep posting, Richard. Demonstrate the Obama electorate's handle on reality.
Arthur Post
3:32 pm on Wednesday, October 31, 2012
Mitt Romney in the Spring debates proposed eliminating FEMA altogether, don't forget. And bringing up the Sequester, which neither party wants, but both voted on in order to force a future compromise, is about as misleading as one can get. Shameful to suggert that it is desired policy of either party's mainstream.
7:19 am on Thursday, November 1, 2012
Obama signed sequestration into law, and outright lied during the debate... It had Axlerod doing backflips in the spin room afterwards... As for Romney and FEMA, his proposals are about getting aid to the states a lot quicker, and that saves lives... That should always be the bottom line... To think that there is only one way to do something is very narrow minded... He never said federal aid would be abolished...
3:39 pm on Wednesday, October 31, 2012
Arthur you make a number of accusations but when challenged, I noticed you fail to address them. Isn't Bob Casey and Obama responsible for their budget votes to increase the deficits and cut taxes which you yourself claim add to the very same deficits? Talk about deception.
Arthur Post
4:03 pm on Wednesday, October 31, 2012
You mean aren't, and Obama doesn't vote for bills; but it's true that in the worst phases of the great recession, there was an additional middle class tax cut on top of the major cuts of 2001 and 2003, to provise some help during the very tough times, according to the President. Those additional cuts and the extension of the '01 and '03 cuts impacted the deficit far less than 2001-2008, about 6% of the total deficit today, check it out. Obama has proposed ending those cuts for those making >$250,000 many times, returning to the top rates of the Clinton years, as we have had growth for 40 months, the stock market has rebounded, etc. If we were able to return the top tax rates to the pre-2001 levels, with the cuts that the administration has already put in place, the deficit would be wiped out in five years, and the Republicans know it. However, this gets no traction in the Boehner-led House, mostly because of the heavy influence of the Tea Party reps and the pledges to Grover Norquist by nearly all Republicans. They are happy to do his bidding before doing what's best for their constituents, which would be working to find some kind of budget/deficit compromise.
Jack Minster
4:21 pm on Wednesday, October 31, 2012
Mr. Post, if what you say is true, then why do Congressional Dems and Obama voraciously and incessantly block Boehner-led efforts to get to a balanced Federal budget?
Jack Minster
4:26 pm on Wednesday, October 31, 2012
The Obama-Biden tax plan hikes the small biz tax rate from 35% now (world's second highest rate) to over 40% next year. Obama says "only" 3% of small biz owners will be affected by his tax rate hike. A huge lie. This is a tax increase on 1 million successful small biz (i.e. 3% of the 30 million small biz tax returns filed annually).
The Obama-Biden plan will raise taxes on a majority of small biz profits and hit those companies which employ the majority of Americans. Here's how:
Unlike corporations, biz profits flow through to owners. Owner pays taxes on her small biz by adding profits to her income tax form. Therefore, personal income taxes are the same thing as small biz taxes.
The Obama-Biden plan to hike the top two marginal income tax rates (from 33 and 35% today to 36 and 39.6%, respectively) is a hike in America's small biz tax rate. This does not include Obamacare's 3.8 percent small biz surtax.
Per the IRS, most small biz profits face taxation in households making more than $200K per year. IRS tracks 2 types of small biz income: sole proprietors, and "pass-through" entities like partnerships and S-corps. There are 30 million tax returns reporting small biz income. Owners report business profits of $590 billion. $477 billion faced taxation in households making more than $200K a year.
Why is unemployment so high under Obama compared to past recoveries?
Because small biz owners, the ones who create the new jobs, remain on strike.
4:09 pm on Wednesday, October 31, 2012
Arthur you're going to have to prove that one. Obama and Casey both voted in 2008 on the federal budget, TARP and war funding. That makes them responsible for the budget every bit as much as the President. You can go on and on with your rhetoric but except for the last 3 years, the Senate and House passes a budget and it is signed by the President. That is how our system works. No one chamber or person can make it happen without the others. Responsibilty starts with taking some.
I like how you changed the topic. Let's say taxes went back up for some group of people. You do remember in 2010 how Casey and Obama approved the tax cuts that you are complaining about again. In any event, new tax revenues come in and are say $75 billion a year. That's good. I can live with that but we still have about another trillion to make up to balance the budget and not add any more debts right?
Where do you want to start cutting?
7:34 pm on Wednesday, October 31, 2012
Both Parties are responsible for the debt. Ronald Reagan got the debt ball really rolling. Now known as the father of "massive budget deficits". Time to leave the two party Titanic and vote for real democracy. Vote 3rd party !
Here is where you find the truth about the debt. Type in the dates.
Jack Minster
7:51 pm on Wednesday, October 31, 2012
But only one Party, in Congress and the White House, continues to rabidly block any work towards a Balanced Budget Amendment: http://www.speaker.gov/general/what-do-dems-have-against-balanced-budget-amendment
Bruce Bailey
10:15 pm on Wednesday, October 31, 2012
Jack, Bill Clinton proved that you don't need a "stop me before I spend again" Balanced Budget Amendment to, you know, balance the budget and even run a surplus. He did it four years in a row - then Bush/Cheney took over and looted and pillaged this country for eight years. And now you want us to go back to that.
Thanks, but no thanks.
10:24 pm on Wednesday, October 31, 2012
Bruce you show up and play the blame game with no facts. I didn't realize our constitution allowed Bill Clinton or George Bush or oBama to spend moneyall by themselves. I wonder how much a Republican congress in 94 helped keep Clinton in line as did a booming economy before the dot com bust. For the record, Bush's deficits over 8 years do not equal Obama's over the past 4 and before you get your panties in a bunch, both Democrats and Republicans in Congress did this. That's right Obama, Casey, Biden, Specter all voted for these budgets. They made it happen. If annual spending is $1 trillion more now than revenues right now, how do you pin this on Bush?
Have you even looked at the budget and how the money is spent?
From 2009 to 2010, there was an increase in Welfare spending of $283 Billion.
Did Bush/Cheney do that from retirement or did Casey and Obama do that?
Try to come better prepared next time and they say women are the emotional ones. ;)
Jack Minster
10:28 pm on Wednesday, October 31, 2012
Mr. Bailey, dig deeper. Even Clinton admits he was wrong.
20 Trillion in debt, Obama's plan? Making the poor poorer, and more of them? Increasing government dependence?
No thanks, and no thanks.
7:43 pm on Wednesday, October 31, 2012
recently said,
Spending taxpayers' and borrowed money on being SuperPower on Call is a relic of the flush times following WWII and our great successes in that two-hemispheres war. Now that times are lean and we've run up a debt of $16 trillion while domestic needs go a-begging (one example: the estimated $2-3 trillion needed to update our decaying infrastructure), it's time to end the spending caused by our extravagant foreign policy. We spend, by choice, more than the rest of the world COMBINED on National Defense, Homeland Security, Foreign Aid Designed to Gain the Cooperation of Other Countries, Nation Building, and Veterans Affairs. More than $1 trillion a year is what they cost us-
just coincidentally almost the amount of our annual federal deficit.
7:53 pm on Wednesday, October 31, 2012
Have you looked at the budget?
$3.6 T spent like this
$700 B defense
$610 B government
$800 B Social security
$740 B medicare and medicaid
$630 B welfare
$220 B interest
Should we just fire all the men and women in the military and defense sectors and add to the unemployment? Get real
How about Medicare, SS and welfare spending equal $2.2 trillion by themselves
in 2017 this total will grow to $3.4 trillion a 50% increase. Check it out yourself
Who thinks we should let government spending increase 50% from todays trillion dollar shortfall level?
BTW - decaying infrastructure has been a promise to get fixed for decades....why are we still waiting? Like my new friend Mr. IV said, don't trust politicians especially those in office like Obama and Casey.
Anthony Wayne
8:34 pm on Wednesday, October 31, 2012
One of my favorite debate moments showing the supreme stupidity of romney and his supporters claiming they will do better than obama regarding executive orders and illegal war. The majority of sheep believe there is a difference between the two, so they must be right.
Jack Minster
8:47 pm on Wednesday, October 31, 2012
Riiight, Wayne. Check it out. Obama and team plan on bypassing Congress altogether for declaring war. The Constitution? What Constitution?
Anthony Wayne
1:10 pm on Thursday, November 1, 2012
Exactly. Is it your contention romney will return to the constitution for guidance before starting another war? Will he seek congressional approval? Will he not sign executive orders and go to NATO? He said in the debates he would "call his lawyer". Is that your idea of a return to the constitution? He has obviously not read it. Both parties are the problem, not the solution.
9:49 pm on Wednesday, October 31, 2012
If you believe that Obama or Romney or their parties are going to save us you are mistaken. They caused the problem. They're making the money. Just print more. Our economy is in shambles. Our infrastructure gutted. Our environment poisoned. We won't have the money to pay our armed forces, our healthcare, our infrastructure or anything else. If you think it's bad now you ain't seen nothing yet. Wait and see how bad it gets.
10:13 pm on Wednesday, October 31, 2012
Smedley (love it) I would say having annual deficits of 1 trillion a year means it is already here. How many times can Obama talk about investing in roads, bridges, etc.....what the hell have you been doing for 4 years? Where did the trillions go if the roads and bridges are not fixed. Stop lying to us like some food commercial. We have brains and we see through it.
Look Romney is no Saint but unlike Obama who was there voting for these budgets and spending and debt while claiming he wasn't. We have to make a choice. The fraud we gave a shot to who has failed miserably or to the other person who at least has done something in life like it or not and succeeded. Obama was never qualified to be President. we just didn't like Mccain and wanted a change. Unfortunately, we were sold a clunker. Maybe we need a lemon law for bad politicians!! :)
11:19 pm on Wednesday, October 31, 2012
Jack you're the man. You need to author articles on the Patch
Marybeth you're the wooman. You need too as well.
Keep speaking the Truth.
May America remember those that lost their lives defending our freedoms.
12:11 am on Thursday, November 1, 2012
One last comment before I get some shuteye
Everyone talks about how Bill Clinton left a budget surplus. What is true is that in the last 2 years of his presidency, the Federal Government took in more than it spent - HOORAY!!! This was with a Republican Congress (House and Senate). Things were looking good.....then along came 911 unless someone forgot.
What everyone does forget is that during Clinton's 8 years total years, 6 had DEFICITS. Yep, Clinton the GREAT created deficits too.
According to the U.S. Treasury Department, from the day Clinton took office (January 20, 1993) to September 5 of the year he sought reelection (1996), the national debt rose from $4.188 trillion to $5.226 trillion -- an increase of $1.038 trillion. During Clinton's entire 8-year presidency, the national debt rose from $4.188 trillion to $5.728 trillion—an increase of $1.540 trillion.
If you divide $1.54 trillion by 8 you get about $200 B a year average deficit.
Bill Clinton did a lot of good along with the Republicans in Congress yet they still added to our children's debt bill.
Here's the kicker....spending....in 2001, the governent spent $1.9 trillion. In 2012, the government spent $3.7 trillion. An increase in spending by nearly 100%.
Spending nearly doubled!! DOUBLED!!
Revenues 2001 - $2.0 T
Revenues 2012 - $2.4 T
2007 for comparison - deficit $177 B right within Clinton's average annual total
Rev - $2.56 T (highest total ever)
Exp - $2.73 T
David Curran
4:30 am on Thursday, November 1, 2012
Very confusing post (I guess we are supposed to forget the
Bush adm.) with no citations- get some sleep.
6:05 am on Thursday, November 1, 2012
Can I ask all the Republicans posting here, what has your party done in the last 4 years to get the economy going again?
Why are you against equal pay for women?
Why do you think its ok to allow employers to decide if health insurance covers birth control?
Why have they spent so much money defending DOMA when it as been knocked down by several state courts?
Why where they against ending dont ask dont tell, and give me a reason other than your fake religion that you dont really practice anyway
Why are you against gay marriage, and why dont you ban divorce if marriage is so sacred?
I could go on for days and do not quote the bible on any of this, cause i have acutally read that and honestly it if full of alot of crap
6:34 am on Thursday, November 1, 2012
Obama's biggest lie:
Obamacare's Hidden Taxes
Taxation: The high bench has confirmed that ObamaCare's individual mandate is a massive tax on the American middle class. But let's not forget the 20 other new taxes that are embedded in the law.
Though President Obama never sold it as a tax hike, the Supreme Court ruled the mandate is exactly that. Unfortunately, the majority argued it's legal under Congress' taxing authority.
Forcing citizens to buy health insurance "is absolutely not a tax increase," Obama insisted in 2009. Earlier, he assured the public that raising taxes on the middle class to support his health care plan was "the last thing we need in an economy like this." "Folks are already having a tough enough time," Obama added.
Read More At IBD: http://news.investors.com/ibd-editorials/062812-616549-supreme-court-confirms-obamacare-massive-tax-burden.htm#ixzz2AxwijvuW
7:19 am on Thursday, November 1, 2012
Every voter needs to read this excellent article... Very well worth your time...
8:35 am on Thursday, November 1, 2012
Why you should always make a Democrat pay up front:
Women: Sen. Bob Menendez paid us for sex in the Dominican Republic
Things like this are an embarrassment to Republicans and a resumé enhancement for a Democrat.
9:02 am on Thursday, November 1, 2012
Romney already lost. Anyone who thinks otherwise, Wanna bet some money on it?
9:06 am on Thursday, November 1, 2012
Morning David - what's confusing about math and budget process? Clinton spent too much. Bush spent too much. Obama really spends too much. The Congress under each passed the budgets...well only 1 for Obama....Obama and Casey are responsible for the deficits and debt because they authorized too much spending.
Maybe you are confused by how spending too much creates deficits and that is the problem?
9:06 am on Thursday, November 1, 2012
Right leaning Gallup Poll states the majority of Americans expect an Obama victory:
9:32 am on Thursday, November 1, 2012
Don't get your hopes up. Expecting victory and actually achieving it are two different things.
Updated election forecasting model still points to Romney win, University of Colorado study says
The state-by-state economic data used in their model have been available since 1980. When these data were applied retroactively to each election year, the model correctly classifies all presidential election winners, including the two years when independent candidates ran strongly: 1980 and 1992. It also correctly estimates the outcome in 2000, when Al Gore won the popular vote but George W. Bush won the election through the Electoral College.
9:36 am on Thursday, November 1, 2012
Yeah a website of paid actors telling us "why they changed their vote" funded by the right wing Super PAC "Ending Spending Action Fund" and not authorized by any candidate or candidate's committee is a great source. Sigh....
Man, you people are dumb.....
9:53 am on Thursday, November 1, 2012
You are a funny man, Richard. You should join Bill Maher.
I know plenty of "real life" people that have switched to Romney. They also happen to be African American.
You hero has lost his shine.
10:59 am on Thursday, November 1, 2012
Yea , Dick is a funny man ,, Thats what is screwed up with him , he allways high like nutso Maher ... Hey Dick...... ..Head , your a head , pot head ,,, its not legal here in Scodaville..
9:59 am on Thursday, November 1, 2012
10:13 am on Thursday, November 1, 2012
Wow. Just wow. Calling Romney a liar?
Do you actually pay attention to anything that Obama, Biden, Clinton, and Holder say?
Obamacare with all of its hidden taxes.
Fast and Furious
Benghazi and that evil video
The great bailout of GM (Soon to be China Motors. Just listen to Obama's hand picked chairman of GM speaking in China)
The "Stimulus"
Green Energy (All those tax dollars wasted on failed companies run by Obama cronies)
10:30 am on Thursday, November 1, 2012
All politicians are liars, not just republicans, not just democrats...they all just want your vote and will say anything to get it.
don dunkin
10:09 am on Thursday, November 1, 2012
Pew on Early Voters: Romney Leads Obama
10:28 am on Thursday, November 1, 2012
There are a lot of good points here. This election is close. I would like to know how anybody could vote for a president who has such chaos in his organization that four Americans begged for help to save their lives and no help came. Now that we shine a light on it, it is hard to believe that the President himself was unaware of the danger and need for support. If he didn't know it's because he has not been attending the security briefings, he has been campaigning instead. I can see there are two sides to the other arguments pro/con each candidate, but in this one case there is just no answer that satisfies me.
For the sake of those four Americans and in honor of their memory, I will not cast a vote for this president - I will cast a vote against him and hope we have a new President in January.
Obama has the blood of those four Americans on his hands. He says someone will be hold accountable (after the election). I hope we beat him to it.
Bruce Bailey
11:36 am on Thursday, November 1, 2012
Karen, just asking - did you hold George Bush to this same standard in 2004?
2:04 pm on Thursday, November 1, 2012
Bruce, of course she doesn't. The security briefing for President Bush on Aug 6, 2001 was only titled "Bin Laden Determined to Strike Within US"
10:35 am on Thursday, November 1, 2012
OMG Democrats put us into the "crap" along with the Repubs. Stop with the blame game lie! It's factually incorrect. Obama and Casey voted for all of this spending just like Biden and obviously a majority of Senators and House members....that is how a bill becomes a law.
2:10 pm on Thursday, November 1, 2012
Lol really? When Clinton was in office how was your living? When Bush got voted in, how was your living? That's what I thought and you as well as the others who want to sit and act like you was living the "good" life 4 years ago take your head out your ass.
New World Orphan
11:50 am on Thursday, November 1, 2012
OBAMA = Tool
Romney = Idiot
4:43 am on Friday, November 2, 2012
Jack Minster is a sales guy for some two bit company called "Document Solutions Group"
His boss is Anthony Varano;
Document Solutions Group
136 Green Tree Road # 130
Phoenixville, PA 19460-1166 map
Phone: (610) 676-0386
I plan on giving him a call so he knows what his dead beat sales guy does all day on his dime. I suggest others do the same.
R Mexico
4:19 pm on Thursday, November 1, 2012
Jack Minster is wrong, but so are you... everyone is entitled to their opinion, even if it's a load of hooey (as Jack's obviously is)...
your post smacks of the slimy tactics we're seeing being used by Republicans, such as the "Dreams of My Father" DVD and advertising that's intended to confuse and/or scare people into not voting... suppression of others' ideas is NOT the way to win an argument or an election...
i'm going to flag this post as inappropriate...
1:33 pm on Thursday, November 1, 2012
Out of all those who honestly believe that the government should not spend more than it brings in, how many of you have outstanding debt in the form of home mortgages, car payments, credit card debt, school debt, medical debt, or other loans?
2:06 pm on Thursday, November 1, 2012
Having debt isn't the same as spending more than you take in. Debt is not a bad thing if you pay it back or own something at the end like the car or house or even college degree. The national debt has increased by $7 trillion under Obama. Nothing is being paid back. It's an interest only scam like all of those mortgages that went belly up.
The majority of the spending isn't even on things that we would own (do Obama phones count?) such as food stamps. Think about this. The government borrows money from China to give out food stamps.
A budget deficit means more was spent than received. A budget deficit or surplus would then either add to or subtract from the debt.
in 2001 spending was $1.9 Trillion and today it is $3.8 trillion.
As long as what you take in pays for the debt, it works. This is not what the federal government does. They borrow money to pay the interest on the borrowed money.
Borrowing money to pay for day to day expenses is the textbook definition of being insolvent. If you are doing this, you will not survive for very long.
2:39 pm on Thursday, November 1, 2012
@Marybeth: I find your numbers interesting, and misleading.
you said "in 2001 spending was $1.9 Trillion and today it is $3.8 trillion. " I did some digging and found this
" In the 2009 fiscal year — the last of George W. Bush's presidency — federal spending rose by 17.9% from $2.98 trillion to $3.52 trillion." Thats from the wall street journal. (http://articles.marketwatch.com/2012-05-22/commentary/31802270_1_spending-federal-budget-drunken-sailor) Why are you lying?
you also said "The majority of the spending isn't even on things that we would own (do Obama phones count?) such as food stamps." The money we borrowed from China paid for the increased military spending due to the 2 wars we are/were in. The Obama phones is the biggest lie of all. The phones you are talking about is from the "Telecommunications Act of 1996", which is not funded from taxpayer money, its funded by the telecommunication companies. They just turn around and add an extra fee to your bill for it.
You are just like your candidate, just making up stuff to get elected.
2:14 pm on Thursday, November 1, 2012
Marybeth evidentally you are definitely a Mitt supporter and you lie just like him, lol. Are you any relation? I actually would like to see all of you crmble and look stupid if this man get into office. He is going to make you all look like the fools you are, then you will realize how stupid you have become. Oh, none of these problems existed beofre Obama got into office, go figure. Jeb even has the nerve to say Obama blaming his brother. It is what it is and yeah he's gonna create jobs OVERSEA'S so you will all have jobs there, not here in America.
2:16 pm on Thursday, November 1, 2012
So as long as you pay back the debt in your lifetime, then it's acceptable? Then you should consider the fact that countries are not bound by human lifespans.
2:26 pm on Thursday, November 1, 2012
OMG, as I have posted. I voted for Obama in 2008. Now I am voting for Romney.
I am not sure I could look any more stupid than I do now for voting for Obama last time. Nothing could be that stupid. Fool me once.....
I never said the problems didn't exist before he got to be President. I have repeatedly said, he was a big part of creating the spending problems along with Bob Casey, Joe Biden and all the others who voted for reckless spending and debt that we have no ability to pay back. Should we just keep doing it this way? You know the failed economic policies of Obama these past 4 years? Stop with the emotional, immature comments. Go read some budgets and voting records.
2:40 pm on Thursday, November 1, 2012
I am not alone!!
The latest Politico battleground poll, released earlier this week, shows Romney with a massive 19-point lead over Obama among suburban voters. Surprisingly, it's actually one point higher than his lead among rural voters. Obama leads among urban voters by 29 points. In 2008, Obama won the suburban vote by 2 points. The 21-point swing away from him makes his reelection very difficult.
Obama's approval rating among suburban voters is deeply underwater. Just 42% approve of the job he is doing, against 57% who disapprove. A staggering 52% disapprove strongly. Romney has a net 23 approval rating among suburban voters, 59% approving with 36% disapproving.
Over the past 30 years, no one has won the presidency without winning the suburban vote.
2:50 pm on Thursday, November 1, 2012
I'm having trouble finding such a poll on Politico.com. There's a very high lead, as you describe, among RURAL voters, but I see no evidence of what you're suggesting in suburban regions.
2:44 pm on Thursday, November 1, 2012
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2:51 pm on Thursday, November 1, 2012
Robert - I showed that Federal spending nearly doubled from 2001 to 2012. Prove me wrong if you think I am.
I showed that Obama, Casey, Biden et al all voted for Bush's Budget in 2008. They are responsible for their votes and Bush is responsible for signing it. I know it is convenient to only blame Bush but unless you can point me to where in the constitution the President has such powers.
In 2010, Obama praised the very same spending budget that his party passed. One year you say its bad and than magically the next the same spending is worthy of praise. And I am the liar? LOL!
Here is OBAMA'S 2013 budget summary.
Spending = $3.8 Trillion
Revenues = $2.9 Trillion
Shall we Blame Bush for this $900 Billion budget miss?
Don't forget Obama said the debt was irresponsible......guess he is irresponsible too!!
Jack Minster
3:02 pm on Thursday, November 1, 2012
I can only chalk it up to "Bad Boyfriend Syndrome". It is so "no matter what". My friend's eldest daughter had this once. No matter what the guy says or does it's still the old "but I love him" statement followed by the "he is really great. you just don't see the side of him that I see". Actions speak loudest and his actions have gotten us nowhere.
The more actual facts we Romney supporters post, the more Obama supporters nitpic on a the difference between 16 trillion in debt versus 16.27 trillion, etc.
I'm thinking... and I could be wrong... that there are no more undecided voters visiting these threads. Just not seeing anyone asking legit questions.
Maynard G Krebs
11:54 am on Saturday, November 3, 2012
You have facts about Romney?? How? The man never gives a straight answer. He has more positions than the Kama Sutra. All you have is a bunch of empty promises, just like Obama and the rest of them.
11:26 am on Saturday, November 3, 2012
Do you think Obama is a good guy and a straight shooter? Read on, please: Obama has been an economic disaster the last four years, and this Benghazi disgrace is completely unacceptable... This country does not reward failure and dishonesty out of the White House...
You see, it's easy to run on a slogan, like Obama did in 2008... Hope and change, baby... It's much harder to do once you have a record that can be reviewed... He also said in 2008 that if he didn't get the job done in four years, that it would be a one term deal... Well, he hasn't delivered, so time to let him keep his word... Romney/Ryan 2012
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mittromney.com provides extensive details on all of Mitt's proposals, Mr. Krebs. Of course your reading through them would be like Superman sprinkling kryptonite on his corn flakes.
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Dear Fixer: I visited a T-Mobile store in Countryside to look into getting a new phone. I allowed an employee to access my account but ultimately I left without making a purchase.
A few weeks later, I went to a different T-Mobile store. The employee there told me I had no upgrade left on my account and that the Countryside store had extended my contract for two years, including entering a serial number for a phone I hadn't purchased.
I returned to the Countryside store to have the error corrected. When I explained the situation, the same employee immediately started yelling at me that he had made "one click" in error. So according to him, that one click entered a serial number, had me agree to a contract extension and extended my contract for two years.
He refused to call T-Mobile to correct the error, instead insisting that he had sent an email to them. I asked for a copy of the email and he refused. I also asked for his name and he told me "John" (not his real name).
So I called T-Mobile's customer service. The representative on the phone was quite helpful and asked to speak with "John." He agreed, but had an aggressive attitude and still insisted he was handling this via email. The phone rep didn't believe him, and ended up straightening everything out, but this is where the story gets really crazy.
The next day, I posted a negative review of the Countryside store online. The day after that, "John" called me six times from his store until I answered. He then told me I had 24 hours to remove my review or he would cancel my account. He [made increasingly serious threats] and then recited my personal information from my account.
I filed a police report and called T-Mobile several times. The police helped me find out the employee's real name, and I got information about the store's incorporation.
I had a difficult time getting T-Mobile's customer service to actually file a complaint, but after several phone calls I did eventually hear from an investigator from their corporate office. He was very friendly and sympathetic to my situation but said that because the Countryside store is a franchise location, he wasn't sure what he could do. He said he'd forwarded my case to the department that handles franchises but hadn't heard anything back.
Please help!
Tracey Schielie
Dear Tracey: Well, your letter sure puts into perspective some of the complaints we get about poor customer service. Yikes.
Team Fixer got in touch with T-Mobile's corporate folks to find out what, if anything, their investigation had turned up about this franchise location, which goes by the name Xtreme Wireless.
We heard back from Scott Goldberg, a senior communications manager — and you also received a call. Goldberg said your safety is their "utmost concern" and "T-Mobile will not tolerate the mistreatment of customers by any third-party distributors."
To that end, T-Mobile has withdrawn Xtreme Wireless' authorization to sell T-Mobile products and services, Goldberg said.
We tried to reach the store owner but did not get a call back.
Costly lesson
Does anyone else remember the days when you could switch an airplane flight at the last moment without spending your life savings?
Once, The Fixer accidentally showed up at the wrong airport and magically got on another plane, no problem. (This was pre-9/11, when they also had in-flight meals with silverware and generous luggage allowances.)
We get lots of letters here at Fixer HQ from people who believe — not unreasonably — that the old rules should still apply when it comes to changing plane tickets. C.A. of Park Ridge is one reader who recently learned the hard way that those good old days are no more.
C.A. had bought plane tickets for herself and her son to visit her college-student daughter in another state. As luck would have it, shortly before the trip both kids got sick. The son couldn't travel and the daughter wanted Mom to come sooner, because she needed to have some hospital tests performed and didn't want to go alone.
C.A. called the airline to change her flight and cancel her son's ticket.
The airline said sure — if you pay an additional $1,000.
C.A. didn't want to spend that much, so she called another airline and bought a one-way ticket for herself for $348. She took her daughter to the hospital and stayed with her for the tests. She figured she'd use the return flight from her original ticket to get home.
But when she inquired, "They told me they canceled my return flight," C.A. wrote The Fixer. "I explained to them that I needed that flight to return home, and they said for $1,200 they could reinstate my flight."
With the hospital bill, there was no way she could fork over another $1,200. So she went to a different airline and got another one-way flight for $578.
As for her original ticket purchase, she was told she could still use it, but she'll have to pay $300 in change fees per ticket.
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George Evans Dudley Born Sep 17, 1829. Principal Union School; Jonesville, Mich. 1852-53. Prof. of Math. at Mich State Normal School, 1858-60. Died 1860. married Mary Beaumont, daughter of Dr. A. L. Beaumont. Born July 2, 1841 at Lyons, N. Y. Educated at Elmira Seminary and taught several years. Married Geo. E. Dudley 1858. After his death in 1860, she taught in the Detroit Female Seminary. Married A. S. Welch in 1868. She was first prof. & organizer of Domestic Economy at lAC. Lived in Calif. after Pres. Welch's death in 1889. In 1890 she married Dwight MoseleyWelch brother of A. S. Welch. Died Jan 2, 1923 --------------------------------------------------------- Winifred Dudley, born Apr. 16, 1859 at Ypsilanti, Mich. lAC 1876. Married Arvin Benjamin Shaw. class of '76. 5/17/81 Died Jan. 21, 1935 George Evans Dudley, born Sept 12, 1829 Died Aug 7, 1860 Detroit Mich (According to a write-up by Winifred Dudley Shaw of her remembrances of the early days of the College, she said that "a delicate woman and four little children arrived. I suppose that means Winifred Dudley, Genevieve Welch, William B. Welch and Harry Welch. I would have expected five children to arrive, so I wonder if George Evans Dudley died when quite small. Another account of Winifred Dudley Shaw said her mother was left a widow with two children at the age of nineteen, So it would seem that George was living at the time of his father's death. I have expected to find some reference that Winifred Dudley Shaw made to her only brother. but I have not found anything.) Geo. Dudley Jr. did not live with Mother till he went to college. Was born Sept 12, 1860 in Detroit Mich at home of Uncle Quincy Beaumont & live then till grown Died about 1898 in Omaha Neb. Attended IAC 1877 Write up of death P 229 Feb 1918 Alumnus 1. Genevieve Welch Shaw, x'06, born Aug 20, 1884 Corning, IA. Died Dec 26, 1963 2. Ret Clarkson Shaw, x'07, born July 14, 1882. Graduated from S.S.Still College of Osteopathy in D. M. and practised until 1914 when he became a poultryman. Died? 1933 3.Winifred Anna Shaw '06, born Aug 20 1884 Corning, IA Married Bruce McDaniel . Died? 1917 4. Arvin Benjamin Shaw Jr., born Feb 9 1889 Corning, IA Married? Gertrude Rosenthall Died? Jan 29 1953 5. Myra Mary Shaw, born Jan 17 1891 Corning, IA Married Dr. R. M. Rogers Children – Mary Ann boy Berry Alton boy David Halliday Died? Living in 1956
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BAGHDAD / NINA / Iraqiya List, announced that the List will hold a meeting today, July, 15 to discuss the political developments.The speaker of Iraqiya List, Maysoon al-Damaloji, told the National Iraqi News Agency / NINA /: "the Iraqiya List, will hold a meeting today to discuss the political developments and the issue of questioning the prime minister as well as strengthening the relations with the Kurdistan Alliance and Ahrar( Liberal) bloc in order to achieve the supreme national interest."Damaloji did not refer to the place of the meeting or the characters that will attend. / End
Four suspected men arrested north of Babil.
Killing one policeman and wounding an officer and a policeman north of Tikrit.
An army officer and a soldier wounded north of Tikrit .
21 soldiers and new Sahwa members killed and wounded east of Fallujah.
Sales of dollar by CBI rise on Thursday auction.
al-Hayes : Two days grace before protesters hand over the killers of five military.
Motahedoon accuses the government of supporting the militias
Four soldiers killed, five others wounded
Iraqiya MP: Nijaifi's meeting with Barzani" positive and fruitful"
State of Law continues boycotting the parliament even after the end of its recess
Iraqiya MP: Canceling all operations better than curtailed them
MP calls on Maliki to be more positive in dealing with the House of Representatives
PUK insists on the return the province's Constitution to the parliament to amend it
Kurdish MP expresses hope for Talabani's quick return to reunion parties
MP criticizes Allawi's call for the Arab League and UN to intervene in Iraq
Security forces free a kidnapped man, arrest his kidnappers in Baquba
Man, woman wounded due to clashes in Fallujah
Jaff demands Maliki, Nijaifi for self restrain, stay away from aggravating statements
Nijaifi from Erbil: Iraq going toward chasm
BREAKING NEWS Ousting Araji, Ghaidan, Maksousi denied
4 Gunmen killed south of Mosul
2 Gunmen killed, 1 wounded in Kirkuk
Source: Changing military commanders done on NSC recommendations
Anbar Council demands Central Government to abolish new Sahwa
Gunmen assassinate /12/ people, including /7/ women after storming a house in eastern Baghdad.
A gunmen killed ,two people wounded a third in clashes with security forces central Kirkuk.
Sales of dollar by CBI rise on Wednesday auction.
An employee killed south of Mosul.
Tribal Sheikhs and demonstrations' leaders demand the central government to assign the security task of the province to the local police.
Four wanted arrested east of Tikrit.