On Obama doesn’t lie; he implies, misdirects, misleads

Posted on September 21 at 4:44 p.m. ( Suggest removal )

Woa, what just happened. The original post wasn't bad enough to remove. Andre, is that a different post snazzyj had that you copied? That one's bad.

On 2 Wis. lawmakers ask for audit of ACORN funding

Posted on September 21 at 4:39 p.m. ( Suggest removal )

janesvillean, can you share what you know that makes you believe that they don't want these incidents repeated? I don't get the same impression you do.

On Obama doesn’t lie; he implies, misdirects, misleads

Posted on September 21 at 4:12 p.m. ( Suggest removal )

snazzyj1977, it's pretty difficult to take seriously a call to work together while simultaneously calling half the country racist baby righties, don't you think?

On 2 Wis. lawmakers ask for audit of ACORN funding

Posted on September 21 at 3:54 p.m. ( Suggest removal )

Northman, thank you for making me laugh out loud. That's great!

On Obama doesn’t lie; he implies, misdirects, misleads

Posted on September 21 at 3:33 p.m. ( Suggest removal )

This is what big government does. When you try to force EVERYBODY into a cookie cutter program, no one is happy. There should only be a very few limited things the federal government controls. We all shouldn't have to have Ph.D's and a team of lawyers to study politics and what our government is doing. It's way too big. It's way too complicated. No to government run health care. What every single post on here demonstrates is a total and complete lack of trust in the government. And who do we go to when the federal government is controlling everything and we're still not happy? Exactly how much of our lives are we going to give control of to the federal government. Let's make one monstrous system that runs it all: our money, our health care, our morals, our education, our families, our jobs, our laws, our businesses, and then let's trust that they'll do the right thing or that we will be able to keep track of their shell game and be able to stop it when they get out of control, even though they already are out of control.

On Assembly Democrats continue to stand up for Wisconsin families

Posted on September 21 at 1:37 p.m. ( Suggest removal )

Good grief! I am not buying what you're selling. But I guess that doesn't matter to you. You've already bought it. And you're hiding the recipt. And we can't feel it that much yet, because you bought it on credit. But doesn't it feel nice ... until the bill comes. And then what to do. But let's not worry about that now. That would just be negative and not very nice.

On Americans still turn to traditional news media first

Posted on September 17 at 3:46 p.m. ( Suggest removal )

Here's the video of Obama talking to ACORN:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rmn4ptXu2...

On Americans still turn to traditional news media first

Posted on September 17 at 3:27 p.m. ( Suggest removal )

The editor sent me an email response to my earlier question. He said they did cover the march in the Sunday paper (fair enough--I knew the online Gazette doesn't have the same coverage as the paper version). And he said the ACORN story is covered extensively in today's paper. Better late than never. Still, for only a couple hours, they had an article posted online and then took it down. I don't get that. I think the ACORN story is important because they were going to be involved with the 2010 census, they've received $53 million in federal money over the past nine years, and they were eligible for $8 billion more in stimulus money. Now, ACORN's funding has been cut and they will no longer be assisting with the next census. That is due solely to two college kids that knew ACORN was a shady operation, and did their own investigative reporting. So, it's a big deal. Also, there's video of Obama talking to ACORN telling them that he's going to work with them to set his agenda. He is surrounded by many people of low character. That's not good. Some say politics as usual (which is sad), but when you get proof, you gotta clean house.

On Americans still turn to traditional news media first

Posted on September 17 at 12:22 a.m. ( Suggest removal )

Hey, Sarah, are you the person I had the chunky v. creamy peanut butter debate? (I was looking up old posts.)

On Americans still turn to traditional news media first

Posted on September 17 at 12:04 a.m. ( Suggest removal )

Eeewww, yeah, I found a YouTube of it. That's pretty bad. O'Reilly gets on my nerves sometimes. Especially lately. Just because I can't figure him out. I still watch him though.