Ann Coulter nails it again, says Mitt is correct on his 47% comment
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2012/09/19 04:26:48
Conservative political commentator and best-selling author Ann Coulter tells
Newsmax that Mitt Romney was “absolutely right” when he said supporters of
President Barack Obama are dependent on the government.
She also states
that the nation is approaching a “dangerous tipping point” when “takers”
outnumber “makers” — and it’s “lights out for America” if Obama is
re-elected.
Coulter discusses Romney’s secretly recorded comments that the 47 percent of
Americans who supported Obama were “people who pay no income tax” and thought of
themselves as “victims” who are “entitled” to government benefits.
“I
don’t understand what’s even disputable about it. I mean, that’s how the
Democrats get people to vote for the Democrats,” she says.
Newsmax that Mitt Romney was “absolutely right” when he said supporters of
President Barack Obama are dependent on the government.
She also states
that the nation is approaching a “dangerous tipping point” when “takers”
outnumber “makers” — and it’s “lights out for America” if Obama is
re-elected.
Coulter discusses Romney’s secretly recorded comments that the 47 percent of
Americans who supported Obama were “people who pay no income tax” and thought of
themselves as “victims” who are “entitled” to government benefits.
“I
don’t understand what’s even disputable about it. I mean, that’s how the
Democrats get people to vote for the Democrats,” she says.
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pdt_ski 2012/09/19 04:31:25
+9Ann is absolutely right. What Romnsy said, given the light of day, is what we have known for a long time but can't say in polite conversation except to like-minded people. It's too bad it took a leak to have it shown to the public, but perhaps that was part of the plan. Democrats are handing out talking points to their followers, trying to deflect this but the word is out and now everyone is talking about it.
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The Mitt is a crook they all are.
Have to admit he does have a point on this one despite being a creep.
The rich only want to get richer, usually from the exploitation of the poor.
There does seem to be no middle ground in American politics. The guy with the deepest pockets seems to win every time.
Nothing will change whoever wins the Presidency. Obama will still be a lame duck cornered by the idiots in GOP.
If Romney gets it the game will swing and continue.
One can only hope and pray that the games stop and these guys get serious. The situation is dire, the economic fall is not even half way down, if this carries on the landing is going to cause revolutions.
These are the observations of an outsider what happens in the USA effects the rest of the world in a big way. If you guys are happy so are we.
Recently they have lifted the restrictions on political funding in the USA, a big mistake I think. America now has the best democracy money can buy!
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The crocodile tears, the wringing of hands accompanied by the wail of "Woe is me!", the constant carping of "He's got more than me - Life isn't fair!!", the 'grasshopper' attitude of "Oh, the world owes me a livin'...", the refusal to look at the end of their own damned arm when they need a helping hand are enough to make a productive member of society PUKE!
Serving in the military is hardly 'on the dole'. Can you comprehend the difference? Obviously, English isn't your forte.
I personally don't know of anyone in the military, active duty or retired, that intends to vote for Obama.
This is a debate you can't win and I look forward to embarrassing you. Shall we begin?
First, what is the definition of the word ''dole''?
Second, did you know people in the military receive food stamps?
The statement "...that segment of the 47%..." serves to limit the group referred to. The term "...deadbeat..." refers to a loafer or one who doesn't pay his bills. The expression "...living on the dole..." historically derives from a form of payment to the unemployed instituted by the British government in 1918.
The military, being employed, hardly qualify as "living on the dole". Nowhere in my comments did I equate food stamps as a subsidy for deadbeats. Even so, the percentage of military personnel using food stamps is miniscule (.0375% or less than four-one hundredths of one percent of the active duty population). As I pointed out earlier, you perceive meanings never stated or even implied.
As is the case with most Liberals/Progressives, you screen all conversation through a filter of feces. This is a malady easily remedied. Assume a standing position, feet spread slightly more than shoulder-width apart. Reaching behind you, grasp one cheek with each hand, give a hearty tug with your upper torso, and pull your head out. That should resolve your primary problem.