Republicans must prove themselves
November 3, 2010 at 4:52 pm in Worthington Daily Globe
ST. PAUL Republicans are used to saying they could do a better job of legislating if Democrats would just get out of the way.
When the Minnesota Legislature becomes GOP controlled in January, they need to walk the talk.
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Do you FORGET? http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=A_2D4mK95NQ
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WASHINGTON, Nov 2 (Reuters) – Disenchanted U.S. voters swept Democrats from power in the House of Representatives and bolstered the ranks of Senate Republicans on Tuesday in an election rout that dealt a sharp rebuke to President Barack Obama.
Two years after Obama swept into the White House, voter anxiety about the economy and discontent with his leadership fueled big Republican gains that toppled Democratic House Speaker Nancy Pelosi from power and ushered in a new era of divided government.
Television networks projected Republicans would pick up at least 50 House seats, more than the 39 they need for a majority that would elevate conservative John Boehner to House speaker and slam the brakes on Obama’s agenda.
It was the biggest shift in power since the 1994 Republican landslide gave them a 54-seat House gain when Democratic President Bill Clinton was in power.
Hmmm, guess the lazy bums that don’t work may lose their entitlements.
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GOODBYE Economy! Be prepared for total collapse!! Thats what Obama wants! Better buy food staples and prepare! Money wont have any value.
On a day when the price of gold soared past $1,400 an ounce and oil hit high for the year, President Obama found himself in India Monday on the defensive over the Federal Reserve’s decision last week to print more money so it can buy up $600 billion in government bonds — a move Fed Chairman Ben Bernanke insists will stimulate an economy stuck in neutral.
While the White House traditionally steers clear of commenting directly on Fed actions, Obama insisted that “the Fed’s mandate — my mandate — is to grow our economy. And that’s not just good for the United States, that’s good for the world as a whole.”
Obama’s comments came in the face of stepped up criticism from China, Russia and Germany over the Fed’s decision and just days ahead of the all-important G-20 meeting of the world’s leading economic powers. The summit has been pitched as a chance for leaders of the countries that account for 85 percent of world output to prevent a currency fight that could endanger the global economic recovery.
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Laugh now!!
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Notice it says “my mandate” OBAMA? Stock up now!!!!
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