moreluck
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The word "muslim' isn't mentioned in that post. It's a simple question and it got a smart-ass answer...........
President Obama!
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wkmac
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2 interesting reads from the progressive/left website Counterpunch
[SIZE=-1]The Last, Best Hope? Libertarianism in the Age of Obama
[SIZE=-1]The White House's Economic Agenda, Obama Destroys the Middle Class
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DriveInDriveOut
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No you didn't mention it in that post, you did in this one:
Remember?
DriveInDriveOut
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And?
Really? Just click the blue icon beside your name above the quote, come on....
DriveInDriveOut
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You think too much, it's not your strong suit.
moreluck
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Some people don't think at all.....so I make up for them.
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Babagounj
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[h=1]Obama's brother linked to Muslim Brotherhood[/h]President Obama’s half-brother in Kenya could cause the White House more headaches over new evidence linking him to the Muslim Brotherhood in Egypt and establishing that controversial IRS supervisor Lois Lerner signed his tax-exempt approval letter. Malik Obama’s oversight of the Muslim Brotherhood’s international investments is one reason for the Obama administration’s support of the Muslim Brotherhood, according to an Egyptian report citing the vice president of the Supreme Constitutional Court of Egypt, Tehani al-Gebali
In a news report on Egyptian television of a Gebali speech, translated by researcher Walid Shoebat, a former Palestinian Liberation Organization operative, Gebali said she would like “to inform the American people that their president’s brother Obama is one of the architects of the major investments of the Muslim Brotherhood.”
“We will carry out the law, and the Americans will not stop us,” she said. “We need to open the files and begin court sessions.
“The Obama administration cannot stop us; they know that they supported terrorism,” she continued. “We will open the files so these nations are exposed, to show how they collaborated with [the terrorists]. It is for this reason that the American administration fights us.”
In a news report on Egyptian television of a Gebali speech, translated by researcher Walid Shoebat, a former Palestinian Liberation Organization operative, Gebali said she would like “to inform the American people that their president’s brother Obama is one of the architects of the major investments of the Muslim Brotherhood.”
“We will carry out the law, and the Americans will not stop us,” she said. “We need to open the files and begin court sessions.
“The Obama administration cannot stop us; they know that they supported terrorism,” she continued. “We will open the files so these nations are exposed, to show how they collaborated with [the terrorists]. It is for this reason that the American administration fights us.”
DriveInDriveOut
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"according to an Egyptian report citing the vice president of the Supreme Constitutional Court of Egypt, Tehani al-Gebali"
There is your first red flag. The supreme consitutional court of egypt is a joke, and has every intention of using religious law in place of basic human rights....
Neither side is one which we should support....
On a side note... is Obama related to Forest Whitaker or is that just a really bad picture in the article you linked to LOL.....
(not intended to be racist Forest is an awesome actor)
DriveInDriveOut
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Because you would complain about how much it costs the taxpayers.
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go fish
moreluck
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Long gone are the days when AFL-CIO President Richard Trumka was bragging about Obamacare being “shoved down the Republicans’ throats.”
WASHINGTON — Signaling a growing rift between some unions and the White House over the Affordable Care Act, the Nevada State AFL-CIO passed a stinging resolution Wednesday that criticized the administration for its handling of their concerns with the health care reform law. The resolution claims the law could end up “destroying” the unions’ multi-employer health plans if the administration doesn’t come up with a regulatory fix.
“[O]ur union members and their families originally offered strong political and moral support for the promise of the Affordable Care Act because it would expand health care coverage for more Americans,” the resolution read. But when it came to dealing with the unions’ concerns, “the Administration has postured on proposals to address the problem, but no proposal to date will actually solve the problem. Our health plans only get worse.”
Several unions — UNITE HERE, the United Food and Commercial Workers and the Teamsters — have already voiced their worries that the law will undermine their multi-employer health care plans, known as Taft-Hartley plans. But Wednesday’s resolution formalizes a major state labor federation’s grievances just ahead of the AFL-CIO’s national convention next month — and just as the White House prepares for the law’s rollout amid attacks from the right.
The critique also creates some political awkwardness not only for the Obama administration but for Senate Majority Leader Harry Reid (D-Nev.). One of the unions taking the lead on the issue, the 60,000-member Culinary Workers Union Local 226, a UNITE HERE affiliate, is the largest union in Nevada and a major political force in the state.
“[O]ur union members and their families originally offered strong political and moral support for the promise of the Affordable Care Act because it would expand health care coverage for more Americans,” the resolution read. But when it came to dealing with the unions’ concerns, “the Administration has postured on proposals to address the problem, but no proposal to date will actually solve the problem. Our health plans only get worse.”
Several unions — UNITE HERE, the United Food and Commercial Workers and the Teamsters — have already voiced their worries that the law will undermine their multi-employer health care plans, known as Taft-Hartley plans. But Wednesday’s resolution formalizes a major state labor federation’s grievances just ahead of the AFL-CIO’s national convention next month — and just as the White House prepares for the law’s rollout amid attacks from the right.
The critique also creates some political awkwardness not only for the Obama administration but for Senate Majority Leader Harry Reid (D-Nev.). One of the unions taking the lead on the issue, the 60,000-member Culinary Workers Union Local 226, a UNITE HERE affiliate, is the largest union in Nevada and a major political force in the state.
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