Winter Woman
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I guess Biden got downgraded when he was at the Vatican.
Looks like Maher is a greedy A--hole.
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UncleBuck
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i remember how you guys started ragging on biden right after romney chose ryan. that was how strong a pick ryan was.
then biden kicked ryan's ass in the debate and stubbed all momentum romney had.
you gotta still be crying about how badly you "misunderestimated" biden. poor cunts.
Bear Country
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The Catholic Church has much much bigger issues to deal with at the moment.....they will have to put getting richer on the back burner while they come up with a new plan on how to hide all the other dirt thats risen to the surface......
What the fuck does this have to do with the price of tea in china? Fuck all organized religion, fuck the money changers, fuck the banksters, fuck the liberal/democrat elite, and fuck that hypocrite Maher. Maher should leave the liberals democrats - seriously, who gives a fuck? All elitists are the same doesn't matter which side of the fence they claim to be on.
ginwilly
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I lost all hope for Biden when he got trounced in a debate with Sarah Palin.... Sarah Palin ffs. He even made her look like she knew what she was talking about. He lied almost as much during the Ryan debate as he did against Palin, the difference was people saw him as forceful not as the lying piece of shit life long politician he is.i remember how you guys started ragging on biden right after romney chose ryan. that was how strong a pick ryan was.
then biden kicked ryan's ass in the debate and stubbed all momentum romney had.
you gotta still be crying about how badly you "misunderestimated" biden. poor cunts.
just a few examples
Here are the top ten worst lies told by Biden during the debate:
Update - Honorable Mention: "There's not one Democrat who endorsed his...plan." Biden lied--as Ryan pointed out, amidst the Vice President's interruptions--about the fact that Ryan had worked with both Democratic Sen. Ron Wyden of Oregon and former Clinton budget director Alice Rivlin in developing his entitlement reforms. While it's true that neither have endorsed the Romney-Ryan ticket's separate plan--which is different--Ryan's own plans, to which Biden referred, were endorsed by Democrats, and Biden knows it.
10. "With all due respect, that’s a bunch of malarkey....not a single thing he said is accurate." At the outset of the debate, Biden tried to paint Ryan as a liar--when Biden, in fact, was the one lying. Ryan had pointed out: 1) that the White House had distanced itself from the Cairo embassy's apologies on 9/11; 2) that Obama had failed to speak up for Iranian protestors in 2009; 3) that the Obama administration called Syria's dictator a "reformer"; 4) and that the Obama administration is imposing defense cuts and projecting weakness. All of that is true.
9. "The president has met with Bibi [Netanyahu] a dozen times....This is a bunch of stuff." While they have met several times--not a dozen--that includes a meeting at which Obama made the Israeli prime minister enter the White House through a back entrance, refused to take a picture with him, and left him on his own for dinner. Specifically, Ryan had criticized Obama's refusal to meet Netanyahu in New York last month, and to tape talk show interviews instead--a clear snub that sent the wrong signal, again, to Israel's enemies.
8. "Just let the taxes expire like they’re supposed to on those millionaires." Biden's "millionaires" are actually households earning more than $250,000 a year, which includes many middle-class families with two earners, and small business owners in particular who report business earnings as personal income. Biden and Obama have repeatedly labeled those earning over $250,000 as "millionaires and billionaires," distorting the actual impact of their tax plan on the non-millionaires it would hit hardest, who create a vast proportion of small business jobs.
7. "You know, I heard that death panel argument from Sarah Palin. It seems that every vice presidential debate, I hear this kind of stuff about panels." Biden's cheap shot against Palin was an attempt to diminish both her and the man sitting across from him. But Palin never talked about "death panels" in her debate with Biden, for the simple reason that Obamacare had not yet been proposed. Nor did Ryan mention "death panels"--he had addressed the undeniable fact that Obamacare proposes a board to impose cost controls.
6. "The congressman here cut embassy security in his budget by $300 million below what we asked for." Biden's lie about Ryan's budget was an attempt to dodge responsibility for lax embassy security--and to cover up that the Obama administration called for new cuts to embassy security just days after the 9/11 attacks. Ryan's proposal, which called for a 19% overall decrease in non-defense discretionary spending, does not even mention embassy security--the Obama campaign merely made up that number by applying 19% across the board.
5. "No, they are not four years closer to a nuclear weapon." Biden's attempt to lie about the glaring reality of the Iranian nuclear program fell flat. Iran is indeed four years closer to a nuclear weapon, and the Obama administration--believing it knew better than its predecessors--tried to reinvent the wheel on talks with Iran, causing frustration to our allies in Europe and the Middle East. Meeting after meeting this year has failed to produce results, and the loophole-filled sanctions, while hurting Iran somewhat, are not stopping its nuclear program.
4. "No religious institution, Catholic or otherwise...has to be a vehicle to get contraception in any insurance policy they provide. That is a fact." No, it is not a fact--it is the opposite of a fact, and saying "that is a fact" does not make it any less a blatant lie. The Obama administration is forcing religious institutions to provide contraceptive and abortion drugs through their insurance policies. That is the reason several dozen religious institutions are suing the administration to defend their First Amendment freedom of religion.
3. "It came from this man voting to put two wars on a credit card...I was there. I voted against him." Biden voted for both the Iraq war and the Afghanistan war. He did not vote for George W. Bush's plan to extend coverage of Medicare to prescription drugs (though he voted for an earlier, similar proposal), nor did he vote for the Bush tax cuts. But he voted for both of the wars he derided last night. To quote Bill Clinton's speech to the Democratic National Convention: "It takes some brass to attack a guy for doing what you did."
2. "What we did is we saved $716 billion and put it back -- applied it to Medicare." Biden repeated the lie the Obama administration has been telling since before Obamacare passed in 2010: that cuts to Medicare today were savings that extend the life of the program. They would be--if the same $716 billion wasn't also being used to pay for Obamacare. As Ryan pointed out in 2010, and again last night, you can't double-count the same cuts. Taking $716 billion out of Medicare means exactly that--and hurts, not helps, the program's solvency.
1. "Well, we weren’t told they wanted more security again." Biden lied through his teeth about the fact that the administration--specifically, the State Department--had been told again and again that security on the ground in Libya, and in Benghazi in particular, was inadequate. The day before, in Congressional hearings on the Libya attacks, former regional security director Eric Nordstrom described his frustration with having those requests turned down by the government bureaucracy: "For me the Taliban is on the inside of the building."
- 8. "Just let the taxes expire like they’re supposed to on those millionaires." Biden's "millionaires" are actually households earning more than $250,000 a year, which includes many middle-class families with two earners, and small business owners in particular who report business earnings as personal income. Biden and Obama have repeatedly labeled those earning over $250,000 as "millionaires and billionaires," distorting the actual impact of their tax plan on the non-millionaires it would hit hardest, who create a vast proportion of small business jobs.
$250,000 a year is enough for my boss to have a lakefront house with jetski, 2 cars and a timeshare in metropolitan NYC. Wealthy? No but well off to be able to afford the tax increase and not have to bitch about it every fucking day. Sorry no ATV for you this year.
Now that comment is just being ignorant.
Winter Woman
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Doesn't change the fact that Biden only gave $3,690 over ten years.
It's against his religion to do otherwise :/
Winter Woman
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Biggest case of class envy I've seen in sometime. When they tax him enough you'll be out of a job.
Edit: a cottage, 2 cars and a timeshare is not what the wealthy have. This man is a working for his due. Haters gonna hate.
ginwilly
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sounds like your boss is either pretty good with finances or mortgaged to the hilt. There are some that claim they are living check to check on that amount in NYC.
I can afford a little more, you can afford a little more, most of us can. This is not a moral reason to take my extra just because I'm a saver not a borrower. If I made what I make yet lived beyond my means and couldn't afford the lifestyle I'm living should I get tax breaks instead? I mean if the argument is over if I can afford it or not.....
The moral reason being most of the companies in this country treat labor like garbage and upper management like gold. If I can afford it making a fifth of what she makes and not bitch about taxes everyday so should most people making that much. That extra trip to Cancun this year will have to wait until the economy gets better.
Its sad that we're being made to attack each other while the real culprits (dirtbag traders and bankers) are still enjoying everything they stole.
Its sad that we're being made to attack each other while the real culprits (dirtbag traders and bankers) are still enjoying everything they stole.
Winter Woman
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She makes? Right there is the reason he is crying. He is misogynistic.
ginwilly
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If they are just being whiny bitches complaining about giving over half of their income to the government, at what point CAN they bitch without being called names by the leaches? 70%? 90%
Please don't try "the effective tax rate used to be 90% and things were just ducky". Nobody paid that, before Reagan you could deduct nearly everything. If you owned a thousand houses you deducted every single one of them. As well as credit cards or ANY business expense and loan.
Also, you don't know what MOST companies believe. You base your assumptions off of cronyism. Without the central planners, cronyism is so much less. It's an unintended consequence of concentrated power. You blame the concentration on capitalism, I blame it on government corruption and people who believe in statist views.
Wow you're a herb. Are you called Winter Woman because of the block of ice between your ears? I enjoy working for women more than men in general. I stopped enjoying working for her when I got her a huge 20% bonus (and yes it was my business plan) and I couldnt get better than a mediocre review and raise. It was "out of her hands". That was the highest bonus she's ever had.
Winter Woman
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Sounds like an angry little man to me crying over spilled milk. If it's soooo bad quit and get something more appropriate for you ego.
Winter Woman
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Somehow I just don't believe you. You doth complainth too much.