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Is this a race thing or a stealing our money through taxes thing you're wondering about? Either way it was neither, just an observation on who the vice president is and the scariness of even the slightest possibility of him becoming the guy in charge.

Yeah, I'm thinking that impeachment is a less than remote possibility. Obama could rob a bank and still not get impeached.

I'm shocked that a company as huge and well respected as Random House is, would lower themselves to get involved in something with this high of a creep factor. I predict this stalker book is going to backfire on them big time. We'll see how much their hatred of Sarah Palin is worth to them monetarily.

Not only that, but as bad as Obama is, no one would have the nerve to put Joe Biden in the oval office on purpose.

I'm sorry but this story is impossible for me to believe. Obama promised the American people that if he were elected there would be no more politics as usual.

"The bill, which would put the Pension Benefit Guarantee Corporation behind struggling pensions for union workers, is being introduced by Senator Bob Casey, (D-Pa.), who says it will save jobs lavish and unsustainable pension plans and help people union members." "Although right now taxpayers could possibly be on the hook for $165 billion, the liability could essentially be unlimited because these pensions have to be paid out until the workers die." An example of the insanity of these pensions... http://www.lehighvalleylive.com/opinion/in....xml&coll=3 "Assuming the teacher lived to 85 and got health benefits until Medicare eligible, he or she would collect about $3.4 million after retiring. Not a bad return. If the annual raise were 5 percent, the teacher would get a return of $4.2 million on an investment of $199,317." Bob Casey is certifiable if he thinks the taxpayers will stand by and watch this attempted robbery of our money to cover union liabilities. Casey should be thrown in jail for even introducing this.

"He was literally caught stealing tens of millions of taxpayers' money and was given a slap on the wrist thanks to his Washington buddies." C'mon Barney Fife...I know you libs like to lie, but it's kind of stupid to lie about what someone writes when every word here is documented.

OK deputy!

Awwwww...you found a friend to play cowboys and indians with? That's so cute.

Here you go dumbass... http://www.vanityfair.com/online/daily/200...s-and-more.html "Franklin Raines...forced out as C.E.O. of Fannie Mae in 2004 after an investigation determined that the government-sponsored enterprise had overstated Fannie Mae’s earnings by as much as $10.6 billion between 1998 and 2004 in order to trigger executive bonuses. In his six years at Fannie Mae, Raines’s compensation was more than $90 million, of which $52 million came from bonuses tied to earnings." "the government found Fannie Mae had engaged in “extensive financial fraud,” and fined it $400 million. O.F.H.E.O. sued Raines and two other Fannie executives for $115 million, seeking to recover $84.64 million in stock options, bonuses, and other payments from Raines alone. The suit was settled in April 2008, with Frank giving up near-worthless stock options, making a $1.8 million donation to charity and a $2 million fine to the government that was covered by Fannie Mae’s insurance policies."

Have you ever heard of the name Franklin Raines? You should google it sometime. Time to get off the phony bank executive outrage and find out what a real American thief looks like. He was literally caught stealing tens of millions of taxpayers' money and was given a slap on the wrist thanks to his Washington buddies. Please spare us with the bank exec crap. Oh yeah, like the bank execs, he also had a big hand in the current collapse of the US economy. Did I also mention that he's best buddies with Obama?

Private residence vs. public property. What part of this do you not get? Adults arguing over political issues vs. union members' terrorization of a teenage boy at his home. What part of this do you not get?

1. The banks paid back the bailout money. 2. $165 billion in taxpayer dollars vs $0 in taxpayer dollars. 3. California, New York, New Jersey and the US are all broke. 4. Unions need to wake and and realize this isn't the 1950s we're living in. 5. US taxpayers will not stand for bailing out ridiculous fat cat union contracts so that they can sit on their fat lazy asses.

While the far left media try to warn us that the Tea Party people are frightening... http://biggovernment.com/libertychick/2010...f-america-exec/ Let's see what they say (or don't say) about this.

Supercreep Eric Holder... http://www.investors.com/NewsAndAnalysis/A...k-Panthers.aspx "Black Panthers dressed in paramilitary garb, one brandishing a nightstick and saying things like, "You are about to be ruled by the black man, cracker!"" Holder dropped a slam dunk case (with video proof) of voter intimidation against bat wielding members of the Black Panther Party. Doesn't get much creepier than that.

I can see why Obama hates the age of the internet now. It's because Americans are now fully plugged into what they're doing. It's criminal in my book. Making the US taxpayers and it's future generations pay the golden ticket pension plans of union members???? Sorry scumbags, Americans are officially DONE paying for people to sit on their FAT LAZY asses... http://proteinwisdom.com/?p=18922 "Operating under the benign sounding title, “Create Jobs and Save Benefits Act of 2010”, [senator Robert] Casey’s [D-PA] bill is actually nothing more than a transfer of approximately $165 billion in Big Labor’s pension debt over to the U.S. taxpayer. For decades, one of the primary organizing tools used by labor unions has been the promise that their members will enjoy secure pensions upon retirement. Most of these union pensions are held in what are known as multi-employer pension funds. Created in 1974 as part of the Employee Retirement Income Security Act, these funds are an agreement between a union and two or more employers to fund the pensions of workers and retirees. The rub is that if a company goes out of business, their employees remain in the system, and become the remaining company’s responsibility. As these multi-employer pension plans become more and more insolvent, the unions that run many of them do not take the fiscally responsible step of cutting benefits, raising the retirement age, asking the members to contribute to the fund, or, gasp, contributing to the fund using union dues money. Instead, many have just wished that the problem would go away. Now, the piper is demanding to be paid." This is truly outrageous. This must be stopped dead in it's tracks. Robert Casey should be thrown in jail for attempted robbery.

290 years old, career politician, non-loyal, non-principled. They're are all going bye-bye this November.

+1 I wanted to rip "play it safe" Jauron's freaking head off in 2007. I'm so excited to see a revamped Buffalo Bills team with a REAL head coach. Those four years were brutal.

Poor CBS, they can't ever seem to get this news stuff right can they. They were silent on the matter this morning... http://newsbusters.org/blogs/scott-whitloc...scandal-nbc-avo Make **** up for the republican, bury their head in the sand for an honest to goodness lying scumbag democrat.

One thing about QBs is that some take a good three years to legitimately develop into whatever level they will eventually become or not become. Say what you will, but fans have a right to stay with their first round QBs longer than safeties. Especially top ten picked safeties. When Marv picked Jauron, I instantly had a knot in my stomach.

I don't know why people continue to try to sugar coat Donte Whitner being a certified bust. It's a very strange phenomenon. It's like Bills fans are afraid to hurt his feelings or something. Donte hasn't lived up to the hype???? How about asking where he ranks among the Bills' biggest first round busts.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Buffalo,_New_York Government... "political life in Buffalo has been dominated by the Democratic Party for the last half-century"

Intergration? No. Assimilation, yes... http://www.thefreedictionary.com/assimilation 4. The process whereby a minority group gradually adopts the customs and attitudes of the prevailing culture. Either you're here to become a proud and legal American first, Mexican heritage second or you need to go back to Mexico were they'll teach you the Mexican version of history and culture. If America does nothing about this non-assimilating Mexican immigration problem, a generation from now this country will be a 50-50 hybrid of America and Mexico. Maybe this issue will finally be dealt with since this is a huge election year and every candidate will have to get on record of where they stand on something so important to the future of what it will mean to be an American.

The Jets, while having one of the best defenses in the NFL, have the fatal flaws of high expectations, tough schedule and a mediocre QB which will prevent them from getting to the Superbowl. Also unfortunate for the Jets, they probably won't have teams handing them gift victories at the end of the season either. I think they finish 9-7 just missing the playoffs with the Jet fans screaming "same old Jets!"

http://www.google.com/search?hl=en&q=l...q=&gs_rfai= If it's baloney then why are there so many links to the subject matter of Jared Gaither being lazy? We can suck without this fat lazy guy who's got no heart and is only in it for the big payday.