A Pew Research poll finds that only 34% of Americans know the bank bailout was passed by President Bush, while 47% incorrectly think it was Obama > New World Order Report
source: http://newworldorderreport.com/News/tabid/266/ID/4618/A-Pew-Research-poll-finds-that-only-34...
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Tyr
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It would seem that the ignorant simply out populate the intelligent, I have no study to site or graph to show, however my walking around experience seems to indicate that in areas that are on the lower end of the food chain that there are many more children per household than in the more affluent areas...less education more children simple as that and those it would appear grow up to be the Fox News audience...Now before some of you go off on me, I'm not saying the more educated are better than the less educated , but what I am saying is that they seem to have a better understanding of world affairs, economic issues etc and vote accordingly....The less educated appear to be more easily swayed by fear, half truths and promises of keeping those minorities in their place!
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Tyr
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kennymotown
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Tyr:
I would tend to agree with that perception.
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kennymotown
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H2O_4U
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I'm so thankful I can find these kind of articles on current.
Obama never bailout any company, it was all under the brutal Bush administration - 1 year ago
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H2O_4U
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H2O_4U:
Hummm, General Motors and Chrysler Ring a bell ?
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Sparky2U
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H2O_4U
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Sparky2U:
some of the biggest lies, Obama was president but it was the Republicans that did it
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likeamazing
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I'm confused. you say Americans are stupid, but your name is "kennymotown" leading me to believe you're from detroit. So you're calling yourself stupid? Cause that's pretty stupid. Oh I get it!
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likeamazing
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likeamazing:
I'm afraid you don't get it! To believe I'm from Detroit, is just an assumption on your part.
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kennymotown
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Sparky2U
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kennymotown:
He's a rapper from Queens with great ambitions to make it to Motown
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Sparky2U
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kennymotown
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Sparky2U:
Thanks but I'm not that talented.
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ayipis
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new world order report???? LOL...when your high you just click click..
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ayipis
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kennymotown
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ayipis:
You still living in your moms basement?
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ayipis
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http://www.cbsnews.com/8301-503544_162-20012873-503544.html
Obama's Low Poll Numbers Mirror Past Presidents'
"A year and a half into his presidency, and just months head of the midterm elections, President Barack Obama's approval rating is 44 percent, according to the latest CBS News Poll, conducted July 9-12. This rating matches his previous low from March of this year, and is down 24 points from his high of 68 percent reached in April 2009............Both George W. Bush, and his father, George H.W. Bush, enjoyed high approval ratings a year and a half into their presidencies. In July 2002, George W. Bush's approval rating was 70 percent -- his rating had sky-rocketed after the attacks of September 11, 2001, and remained above 60 percent....."
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wait until that 'stimulus package' runs out LOL.........
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ayipis
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ayipis
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and poll shows that people believe obama when he said those unemployment checks will stimulate the economy..
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never listen to people who needs DOPE to function
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ayipis
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kennymotown
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ayipis:
Like you!
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kennymotown
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ayipis:
only dopes call it dope. now,put down the remote, cigarette and the natty light to go take your medication.
You are not the only one aware of the issues your seem to be incoherently repeating on various articles.
It's pretty god damn disturbing too that you like to LOL at the state of affairs in OUR country! - 1 year ago
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Those 34% are the foot soldiers of the regime that engineered the hullabaloo around Clinton's bogus impeachment, and twice manipulated elections to put George W. Bush in place to wage 'peremptory' wars, while they looted the US government and declared unregulated open season on the dazed and confused citizens of the United States.
Yes, they aren't too bright, but that doesn't make them any less dangerous.
Our continuing sad history shows just how dangerous they can be. - 1 year ago
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ampersand:
There you are ampersand, sandwiched in between a couple of ayipis dumb ass posts. They are evil doers for sure!
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kennymotown:
I look at it this way , what a relief it is , to at LEAST be intelligent enough to be coherent . That makes me feel happy .
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artemis6:
Sometimes it makes me feel sick! Knowing is such a responsibility especially when you can't do anything about it!
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ayipis
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http://online.wsj.com/article/SB123371119661046143.html
Team Obama is wrestling internally over the bank bailout supposedly to be introduced next week. We naturally are on the edge of our seats.
[Business World]APBut let's understand something: The taxpayer already stands behind the banking system, and is on the hook for its losses in one sense or another. Moreover, that guarantee has become more and more explicit in recent months -- which is not an unmixed blessing, since such explicitness has tended to create new uncertainty among those stakeholders not specifically included in the safety net.
The main uncertainty lately has been whether the safety net includes bank shareholders as well as depositors and creditors. That uncertainty is why we have crazy gyrations in bank share prices, and yet don't have bank runs. Citigroup's shareholders only account these days for a measly $20 billion, in a bank with liabilities of $2 trillion -- yet market speculation over their fate has seemed to be driving government actions.
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ayipis
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http://www.msnbc.msn.com/id/29415050/
Obama budget allows for another bank bailout
$750 billion for second round in proposal being sent to CongressAdvertisement | ad info
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* -WASHINGTON — President Barack Obama anticipates another $750 billion bank bailout this year, a step that would more than double the direct infusion of taxpayer money into the reeling financial sector.
The White House's 2010 budget released Thursday includes a $250 billion contingency fund for 2009 that — if needed — could leverage three times as much in asset purchases from financial institutions in need of capital.
In essence, however, taxpayers would foot the entire $750 billion up front. Administration budget writers say the value of the assets that the government has already acquired suggest a return to the government of 66 cents for every $1 spent, hence the $250 billion net expenditure.
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ayipis:
^ cut
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# followed by stupid comment! - 1 year ago
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http://www.globalresearch.ca/index.php?context=va&aid=12266
To reintroduce an unpopular idea by a different name is a classic trick of politicians. Obama has done precisely this in unveiling his bank bailout plan.
In a desperate attempt to distance himself from Bush, the Obama administration has added some complicated economic terms packaged into a system he simply calls the “bad bank.” The essence of the plan, however, is exactly what Bush originally proposed.
Although the details are fuzzy, simply put, U.S. taxpayers could have to pay up to $2.5 trillion more to buy the garbage loans that the banks accumulated, saving them from bankruptcy, while maintaining the same greedy shareholders and inept managers that drove the banks to ruin in the first place.
To distinguish this plan from Bush’s, Obama will force taxpayers to pay trillions to private firms so that they can purchase the junk debt. Of course this changes nothing.
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comprehend..
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ayipis
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The latest issue of Newsweek cites a poll that says 34% of Americans think that Obama is actually an ally of Islamic extremists at war with the United States. If we aren't going to use that nuclear waste storage facility at Yucca Mountain couldn't we sort of herd that group in there? Kidding. Kind of.
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cztheday:
I wish it was that easy! It kind of reminds me of this fellow in army basic training that was as dumb as a box of rocks, the army in it's wise ways decided to send him to ordinance storing school. Imagine that guy with an IQ of maybe 80 (That's being generous) being trained to take care of bombs, to this day i wonder whatever happened to him or the people that had to work with him.
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kennymotown
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Incredulous
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cztheday:
did that poll happen to mention what percentage of Americans just plain don't think?
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Incredulous
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lol i know right? just try telling congoboy that...
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Nephwrack:
Those people are nothing but the right wing product of that very same right wing sound machine. They are ignorant and probably will never be able to see the big picture. Congo boy probably lives in his mom and dad's basement not realizing when the Republicans get in and take medicare and social security away from mom and dad he'll be living in the streets. And with his attitude, his life on the streets will be short. Give up on those S.O.B's they are lost souls that never have given a shit about this country.
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kennymotown:
''...I lean more to the Democratic side and believe in helping people in need. If my comments help, so be it. We are all in this together and no one is better than anyone else, therefor I feel the commons are so important to our country'' Your words, right? Where were these words when you took the time to call someone's name in a disparaging manner, without them present? Does that validate your comments on him and others, for he is not alone. His opposing view points are his only crime, where is the tolerance of unlike minds? If you are a caring person, as your words profess, why hide it under personal attacks? Where is the courtesy? Opposing viewpoints are to be welcomed and discussed among the intelligent, it keeps the mind fresh and advances the search for the truth of the discussion. Intolerance will not be tolerated?
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thetrimsmith:
The comments of trolls are not valued here by me or others with like mindsets. Please disregard if this offends you. Cause I will no longer tolerate ignorance. Watch the movie that is at the head of the post and reevaluate your sympathy.
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kennymotown:
My friend I did, that is the first thing I do when I select a story. I voted the story and your reply to BRAVATRAVELS on education Up. When you find someone with an ignorant mind, that is when they are most in need of your tolerance.
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thetrimsmith:
Maybe, but on that note many of these ignorant fools are just about derailing a story for the sake of derailing. I have grown weary of these efforts therefore I just give up on them.
I can not tell you how many times I have logically battled them and realize it was a wasted effort. - 1 year ago
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kennymotown:
Yes, I understand that same frustration. I have felt it here before. Until I realized that the keyboard and screen take away the connection that people have in the presence of one another, allowing for rash comments that normally wouldn't be said. Online rivalries are hard to resolve for that reason.
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thetrimsmith:
No doubt about it! Peace brother, may whoever is your higher power bring you luck!
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kennymotown
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With Millions of people now getting their news from nothing other than FOX NEWS, what do you expect? 50% of Fox viewers still think Iraq's Sadam Hussein was personally involved in 9/11
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TimALoftis:
I know, but what really astounds me is the fact that these same Americans no longer have the ability to sort lies from the truth. That is a bloody shame. We had Tea Party members during the summer holding signs up saying keep your government out of my Medicare.......what? I am almost looking forward to a Republican win this fall if it happens and they go to work taking these dumb-asses Medicare away from them, and their Social Security.
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BRAVATRAVELS
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Thanks for this amazing video!!! I been saying that the way to dominate a country is by destroying their education... I cry for my country!
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BRAVATRAVELS:
I appreciate your comment, I think there are countless millions of Americans just like you and me wondering if our system has failed our kids and our future. I look at the disparity in income from the top to the bottom and know because I have been paying attention and I believe you have too. This whole political ideology started before Reagan but gained so much momentum that the rich and the elite made ordinary Americans think that giving vast tax cuts for the wealthy was a good thing. Well we are witnessing the fruits of their labor, somebody had to pick up the tax burden and with that huge tax burden being picked up by the middle class it wasn't enough. Then Bush 2 with his no child left behind law being passed without being paid for brought the education in this country to a standstill.
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kennymotown:
I reside in the State of Florida and education is atrocious at best. My teenage daughter gets more education from the books and the information me and my husband give her then from the school. It is not the fault of the teachers; poor souls, they do not have the resources and support they deserve. Religious organizations here which by the way is one every corner get tax cut and funding but we don't even have after school programs or even physical education. I may be like a rat but I am moving out state before my daughter starts high-school so she could have the opportunity to learn and be prepared for the real world. I just recently came back from Spain and the advantage in education is amazing. The kids speak a list 3 languages and when they finish high-school they get to travel anywhere in the European Union for a year to further their education we the tuition and expenses paid. We are leaving our youth behind and the sad part is I see this country going backwards. We need to re-structure our education, the media, the government and the people. How come it is legal that politicians can misinform without any consequences like the Arizona governor, the bush administration, etc... We need a real change.
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BRAVATRAVELS:
It does seem hopeless at times, but maybe we need to hit bottom like a drug addict before we get some help. I see the polls everyday and see momentum on the Republican side and I just laugh at how sad that is. Have you heard any ideas from this party at all, except for more tax cuts. Even the retarded trolls that visit this site are in favor of more tax cuts, little do they know those tax cuts are not for them but the rich. More education tax burden on the middle class and the lower class. We are at war with the rich, and many of you know where I stand on that. Their tax (Rich) during the 40's, 50's, and part of the 60's was 91%, it's now at what 34%. And that's not even mentioning the tax havens they have manipulated over the last 30 years. Who picks up the difference? We, the rest of us. Education has taken it in the shorts and all I hear from right wingers is get rid of the teachers union. WHAT? A right wing talking machine has truly fooled a lot of ignorant people who continuously vote against the best interests of us all.
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kennymotown
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kennymotown
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One of the funniest and very sad polls indicated that when given 4 names to decide who was the Chief Justice of the Supreme court, only 28% got it right (Roberts). Funny because if everyone polled just guessed 25% would have gotten it right. Look around at whoever you hang with, ask them a few of these questions. I don't know if I should laugh or cry?
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kennymotown:
did you get your stimulus package yet?? dont forget to sign and mail back for your next stimulus package LOL
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ayipis
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ayipis:
What a troll!
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