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The               course               of               our               country               has               been               decided               by               our               most               listless               population-sheep               who               are               causing               our               country               to               fall               off               a               cliff.

They               have               been               duping               the               same               group               and               their               ancestors               in               the               past.

Their               progeny               undoubtedly               will               have               little               education               and               income               in               the               future               and               would               love               the               opportunity               to               have               their               baser               instincts               appealed               to               by               fear,               hate               and               war               mongering-the               perennial               GOP               platform!
               The               GOP               agreeing               to               Tea               Party's               demand               of               eliminating               earmarks               was               just               theatre.

Earmarks               constitute               .003               %               of               budget               and               if               it               isn't               earmarked               an               individual               Senator               or               Congressman               can               still               get               money               funneled               to               his               area               anyway!

It               is               just               propaganda--just               like               everything               involved               with               the               GOP               and               Tea               Party.
               Why               did               the               entertainer               Limbaugh               try               to               get               into               ESPN?

ESPN               isn't               a               Mensa               group.

It               is               a               bunch               of               sports               nerds.

Why               did               they               fire               Limbaugh               almost               immediately?

How               can               Limbaugh               be               held               in               such               high               esteem               by               so               many               right-wing               fanatics               when               ESPN               dumped               him               so               unceremoniously?

Every               time               I               listen               to               Keith               Olbermann               I               always               think               that               this               guy               does               sport               broadcasting               also.

Why               don't               many               right-wing               fanatics               have               the               same               reservations               about               a               sport               broadcaster               also?

Olbermann               never               has               been               dumped               almost               immediately               as               has               Limbaugh.
               The               answer               is               that               Limbaugh               appeals               to               red               staters               baser               instincts.

They               don't               care               about               his               failed               background.

He               helps               them               hate               others.
               Bush               43               always               had               a               propaganda               team               as               illustrated               in               the               11-10-3               article               "50               False               News               Stories               By               Bush               Propaganda               Machine               --               A               Strategy               of               Lies:               How               the               White               House               Fed               the               Public               a               Steady               Diet               of               Falsehoods"               which               stated               "Colonel               Sam               Gardiner               (USAF,               Ret.)               has               identified               50               false               news               stories               created               and               leaked               by               a               secretive               White               House               propaganda               apparatus....
               The               56-page               investigation               was               assembled               by               USAF               Colonel               (Ret.)               Sam               Gardiner.

"Truth               from               These               Podia:               Summary               of               a               Study               of               Strategic               Influence,               Perception               Management,               Strategic               Information               Warfare               and               Strategic               Psychological               Operations               in               Gulf               II"               identifies               more               than               50               stories               about               the               Iraq               war               that               were               faked               by               government               propaganda               artists               in               a               covert               campaign               to               "market"               the               military               invasion               of               Iraq.
               Gardiner               has               credentials.

He               has               taught               at               the               National               War               College,               the               Air               War               College               and               the               Naval               Warfare               College               and               was               a               visiting               scholar               at               the               Swedish               Defense               College.
               According               to               Gardiner,               "It               was               not               bad               intelligence"               that               lead               to               the               quagmire               in               Iraq,               "It               was               an               orchestrated               effort               [that]               began               before               the               war"               that               was               designed               to               mislead               the               public               and               the               world.

Gardiner's               research               lead               him               to               conclude               that               the               US               and               Britain               had               conspired               at               the               highest               levels               to               plant               "stories               of               strategic               influence"               that               were               known               to               be               false.
               The               Times               of               London               described               the               $200-million-plus               US               operation               as               a               "meticulously               planned               strategy               to               persuade               the               public,               the               Congress,               and               the               allies               of               the               need               to               confront               the               threat               from               Saddam               Hussein."
               So,               when               we               see               Bush               43               hawking               for               his               book               of               lies               remember               we               were               lied               to               back               then               about               decisions               that               caused               people               to               lose               their               lives               "in               a               covert               campaign               to               "market"               the               military               invasion               of               Iraq."
               When               we               see               the               GOP               Congress               trying               to               get               tax               cuts               for               the               rich               they               are               proposing               increasing               our               debt               which               will               result               in               bilking               our               children               and               grandchildren               out               income               so               that               the               fat               cats               can               have               extra               objects               of               conspicuous               consumption.
               This               propaganda               effort               also               helps               foreign               countries               as               U.S.

Treasury               statistics               indicate               that,               at               the               end               of               2006,               non-US               citizens               and               institutions               held               44%               of               federal               debt               held               by               the               public.

About               66%               of               that               44%               was               held               by               the               central               banks               of               other               countries,               in               particular               the               central               banks               of               Japan               and               China.
               Our               least               interested               don't               realize               when               they               are               being               played               by               misinformation               experts               for               the               benefit               of               those               who               don't               need               any               more               benefits               than               they               already               possess.
               The               article               "In               memoir,               Bush               spins               fiscal               fiction"               states               "It               was,               or               so               I               thought,               a               dandy               column               idea:               an               imaginary,               missing               chapter               of               George               W.

Bush's               "Decision               Points,"               in               which               the               former               president               would               admit               to               having               made               the               wrong               call               on               taxes.
               The               imaginary               but               completely               delusional:               My               inner               Bush               would               not               regret               pushing               for               the               tax               cuts.

But               he               would               acknowledge               -               how               hard               could               this               be?

-               that               Alan               Greenspan               was               right               when               he               suggested               a               trigger               mechanism               to               cancel               the               cuts               if               the               promised               surplus               failed               to               materialize.
               If               only               .

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               Of               course,               that               surplus               was               a               mirage.

Rather               than               presiding               over               erasure               of               the               publicly               held               national               debt,               Bush               watched               it               grow               from               $5.6               trillion               to               nearly               $10               trillion."
               Bush               43               never               apologizes               even               if               the               facts               would               require               him               to               do               so               as               the               article               states               "He               took               office               after               three               years               in               which               Clinton               had               overseen               surpluses.

After               2001,               Bush               presided               over               seven               straight               years               of               deficits.
               In               short,               Bush               inherited               a               budget               in               healthy               shape.

He               left               it               in               tatters.

The               faltering               economy               played               a               supporting               role,               but               the               chief               factors               were               of               Bush's               making:               his               tax               cuts,               his               wars,               his               prescription               drug               bill.

Without               these,               the               country               would               have               been               running               surpluses               during               his               tenure.

The               wars               will               wind               down,               but               the               price               of               the               tax               cuts               and               prescription               drug               bill               will               climb               even               higher               over               the               next               decade.

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               Remember               how               the               GOP's               response               to               health               care               reform               could               be               summarized               as               let               them               drop               dead.

That               disdainful               attitude               for               the               bottom               99%               has               been               a               reusable               tactic               for               GOP               governance               for               decades.
               Reagan               ran               on               limiting               the               government               and               since               then               every               GOP               has               tried               to               imitate               their               role               model.

The               article               "GOP               to               jobless:               Drop               dead"               regarding               this               states               "But               you'd               never               know               it               listening               to               the               newly               empowered               and               emboldened               Republicans               who               have               returned               to               Washington               determined               not               just               to               reduce               government's               role               in               the               economy,               but               to
               thoroughly               emasculate               it.

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               McConnell               admitted               that               his               primary               objective               wasn't               governance,               but               winning               the               upcoming               election               and               he's               not               alone               with               this               goal               in               the               GOP               as               the               article               states               "Only               two               weeks               after               the               midterm               election,               it               seems               clear               that               the               2012               campaign               has               begun.

For               too               many               Republicans,               the               aim               is               to               politicize               policy,               trash               the               institutions               of               government               and               intimidate               anyone               who               might               disagree               with               their               radical               ideology.
               There's               no               better               proof               of               that               than               the               so-called               debate               over               extending               the               Bush               tax               cuts               on               incomes               above               $250,000.

Unable               to               defend               more               tax               cuts               for               the               rich,               Republicans               like               to               pretend               that               their               real               concern               is               for               job               creation,               citing               the               fact               that               about               half               of               all               business               profits               now               flow               through               partnerships               and               small               corporations               that               are               taxed               at               personal               rates.
               But               look               more               closely               at               the               argument               and               it               turns               out               to               be               "largely               bogus,"               according               to               Eric               Toder,               a               former               Treasury               and               IRS               official               who               now               works               at               the               nonpartisan               Tax               Policy               Center.

Very               few               of               those               businesses               earn               more               than               $250,000               in               profit,               and               those               that               do               tend               to               be               very               successful               hedge               funds               and               law               firms               that               are               flush               with               cash               and               unlikely               to               be               dissuaded               from               hiring               extra               employees               or               make               new               investments               because               of               a               4               percentage-point               change               in               the               marginal               tax.

Because               most               hiring               and               investment               can               be               done               with               pre-tax
               dollars,               Toder               said,               the               tax               rate               is               largely               irrelevant               to               those               decisions.
               That's               the               micro               view.

The               macro               view,               from               the               forecasting               firm               Macroeconomic               Advisers               of               St.

Louis,               is               that               not               extending               tax               cuts               for               high-income               households               would               reduce               gross               domestic               product               growth               by               -               drumroll               here               -               two-tenths               of               one               percent               in               each               of               the               next               two               years.

And               the               difference               in               the               unemployment               rate?

A               whopping               one               tenth               of               one               percent!
               These               inconvenient               truths,               however,               are               simply               ignored               by               Republicans,               who               would               have               us               all               believe               that               extending               upper-income               tax               cuts               is               the               most               crucial               economic               issue               we               face               -               not               just               this               year               but               for               all               time."
               The               GOP               only               want               to               give               their               masters               new               tax               cuts               as               the               article               states               "In               fact,               if               Republicans               were               truly               interested               in               reducing               the               deficit               while               stimulating               private-sector               job               creation,               they               would               have               jumped               to               embrace               the               idea               floated               last               week               by               Sen.

Mark               Warner,               the               centrist               Democrat               from               Virginia:
               let               high-end               tax               rates               return               to               where               they               were               during               the               Clinton               years               and               use               the               $65               billion               in               additional               income               over               the               next               two               years               for               tax               breaks               for               businesses               that               increase               investments               or               hire               new               employees.

After               that,               the               extra               revenue               would               go               toward               deficit               reduction.
               And               how               many               of               Warner's               Republican               colleagues               have               called               to               express               interest               in               his               idea?
               So               far,               not               a               one."
               As               health               care               reform               was               mentioned               some               new               accounts               of               GOP               being               in               bed               with               their               masters-which               always               results               in               shafting               of               the               bottom99%               are               noted               in               the               article               "New               Report               Reveals               Health               Insurance               Industry               Pumped               $86               Million               Into               The               U.S.

Chamber               To               Kill               Reform".
               The               article               states               "This               morning,               Bloomberg               reporter               Drew               Armstrong               broke               an               incredible               story               revealing               that               health               insurance               companies,               like               UnitedHealth               and               CIGNA,               funneled               $86.2               million               into               the               U.S.

Chamber               of               Commerce               in               2009               to               pay               for               the               Chamber's               multifaceted               campaign               to               kill               President               Obama's               health               reform               legislation.

In               January               of               this               year,               the               National               Journal's               Peter               Stone               reported               that               insurers               had               pumped               $20               million               into               the               Chamber               for               its               anti-health               reform               campaign.

Armstrong's               report               exposes               the               true               extent               to               which               insurers               worked               to               fool               the               public               and               defeat               health               reform.

However,               the               report               also               poses               new               questions               about               the               role               of               insurance               companies               in               the               health               reform               debate.
               Why               did               insurance               companies               try               to               hide               their               donations               to               the               Chamber's               anti-health               reform               campaign?

Given               their               own               unpopularity               and               Obama's               pledge               to               be               the               first               leader               to               successfully               reform               America's               broken               health               system,               the               health               insurance               industry               hatched               a               plan               to               fundamentally               deceive               the               public,               the               press,               and               politicians.

Instead               of               fighting               reform               tooth               and               nail,               the               insurance               industry               worked               to               manipulate               the               process               and               ultimately               kill               reforms               by               adopting               what               ThinkProgress               termed               "The               Duplicitous               Campaign."               In               public,               health               insurance               lobbyists               and               executives               promised               to               support               reform               and               work               closely               with               reform               advocates.

The               top               health               insurance               lobbyist,               Karen               Ignagni,               went               to               the               White               House               early               in               the               reform               debate               and               promised               Obama,               "You               have               our               commitment               to               play,               to               contribute               and               to               help               pass               health-care               reform               this               year."
               I               thought               these               GOP               operatives               always               wanted               to               leave               things               as               they               were               which               is               the               definition               of               conservatism.

They               follow               that               as               long               as               it               benefits               them.
               The               article               "Lawmakers               seek               to               change               Federal               Reserve's               mission"               states               "Two               influential               Republican               lawmakers               called               Tuesday               for               a               fundamental               remaking               of               the               Federal               Reserve's               mission,               arguing               that               the               central               bank               should               stop               trying               to               reduce               unemployment               and               instead               focus               solely               on               keeping               inflation               low.
               The               proposal               by               Sen.

Bob               Corker               (Tenn.)               and               Rep.

Mike               Pence               (Ind.)               would               end               the               three-decade-old               "dual               mandate"               of               the               Fed,               its               legal               charge               from               Congress               to               simultaneously               aim               for               maximum               employment               and               price               stability."
               They               feed               us               misinformation               that               our               Orwellian               prole               red               staters               believe               as               it               stokes               their               hatred               of               the               others.

The               policies               that               the               GOP               always               advocate               only               help               the               fat               cats               which               means               the               red               staters               are               voting               against               their               own               interests.

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