quick have a freeper asking what have we done besides cry fowl

told him that we are not the majority and that all of out ideas get stomped.

I read something here lately that listed what we have done.

any ideas??

and their screams are remarkably close to that of humans.

:spank:

We could stop *crying fowl* (LOL)

Go on the offensive!

The pukes won't allow it. They don't want the Dem's input. The Dem's can't call hearings, they can't control the committees.

Then remind him that the Founding Fathers created a government that could only work by compromise, but the Republicans refuse to do that so the government is crumbling.

being done in his name?

What has he done about all the repuke corruption?

What has he done about the oil companies' record profits we are all paying for at the gas pump?

What has he done about the elderly not getting their medicine because of the Chimp's prescription drug plan.

What has he done about domestic spying and loss of our civil liberties?


If he answers "nothing" tell him to STFU then because he's part of the problem.

it's outrageous what's going on, to say nothing would be derelict.

Besides we have no power - this person doesn't understand how that works... I bet.

this is fun

Besides all the bad stuff, like record deficits, weak dollar, quagmire war for no reason, etc.

by convincing people to vote them out based upon or critiques, or what your freeptard friend refers to as whining. The first order of business is to restore some measure of sanity to the federal government and bring a stop to all the fucked up shit they're doing. If we can do that, that's enough for Act I.

It's also not necessary to have an opposite "idea" to a bad idea - sometimes the status quo is good - funny - that USED to be the default CONSERVATIVE position of most initiatives.

Or see if he finds anything here to approve of:

http://www.webguild.com/sentinel/big_government.htm

8-hour Workday

Social Security

Minimum Wage Law

G.I. Bill of Rights

Marshall Plan

NATO

Peace Corps

Medicare

Medicaid

Operation Head Start

Civil Rights Act of 1964

Voting Rights Act of 1965

Water Quality Act

Clean Air Act
Women's Suffrage Amendment

Workers Compensation Act

Unemployment Compensation Act

Rural Electrification Act

Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation

Federal Home Loan Program

Securities & Exchange Act

Guaranteed Student Loan Program

Family and Medical Leave Act

School Lunch Program

Motor Voter Act

100,000 new police on U.S. streets
http://www.webguild.com/sentinel/big_government.htm

And here's a list of attempted legislation on the spying scandal alone:
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H.Res.641: Requesting the President to provide to the House of Representatives certain documents in his possession relating to electronic surveillance without search warrants on individuals in the United States. (Introduced by Rep. Barbara Lee on Dec. 18, 2005).

H.Res.643: Directing the Attorney General to submit to the House of Representatives all documents in the possession of the Attorney General relating to warrantless electronic surveillance of telephone conversations and electronic communications of persons in the United States conducted by the National Security Agency . (Introduced by Rep. Conyers on Dec. 22,2005).

H.Res.644: Requesting the President and directing the Attorney General to transmit to the House of Representatives not later than 14 days after the date of the adoption of this resolution documents in the possession of those officials relating to the authorization of electronic surveillance of citizens of the United States without court approved warrants. (Introduced by Rep. Slaughter on Dec. 22, 2005).

H.Res.645: Requesting the President and directing the Secretary of Defense to transmit to the House of Representatives all information in the possession of the President or the Secretary of Defense relating to the collection of intelligence information pertaining to persons inside the United States without obtaining court-ordered warrants authorizing the collection of such information and relating to the policy of the United States with respect to the gathering of counterterrorism intelligence within the United States. (Introduced by Rep. Robert Wexler on Dec. 22, 2005.)

H. Con. Res. 330: "Expressing the concern of Congress that the President's 2002 order authorizing electronic surveillance of United States persons without a warrant violates existing law prohibiting such electronic surveillance, and for other purposes. (Introduced by Rep. Ellen Tauscher on Dec. 22, 2005)

S.Res.350: A resolution expressing the sense of the Senate that Senate Joint Resolution 23 (107th Congress), as adopted by the Senate on September 14, 2001, and subsequently enacted as the Authorization for Use of Military Force does not authorize warrantless domestic surveillance of United States citizens. (Introduced by Sen. Leahy on January 20, 2006).

http://www.dailykos.com/storyonly/2006/2/15/9580/53824

he is a little more supportive of liberal ideas than he was an hour ago.

So yeah I made a little headway.

we have been going back and forth since before 9/11 and finally today, now I made some headway with him:woohoo:

THAT was our plan.

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