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Rep Rangel introduces Draft Bill (for Iran?!):
"tomcervo" wrote in
oups.com: Ed Rasimus wrote: Rangel has done this before--about three years ago. At that time the bill went nowhere until just before the presidential election at which time it was defeated something like 425 to 5. Rangel didn't vote for his own bill. If you won't "cowerfromthetruth" you should note that Rangel is a Democrat, exceptionally liberal (bordering on socialist), from a heavily minority district in Detroit and adamantly against the administration. Half right. Rangel's bill might also be a clearing of the throat, an ahem to create a stir of attention to the fact that the real burden of this war is being carried by a single strata of society, while Congress And which strata of society whould that be? Hmmm? Big hint, they are not by and large Chuckie Rangels class of constitutent. devotes itself to repealing the Estate Tax and Bush devotes his energies to the real threat facing America, gay marriage. And all too many supporters of the Iraq war seem to think that their commitment begins and ends with a yellow ribbon sticker on their car. It doesn't extend to the Dhimmicreeps Socialist welfare state pipedreams. He's a Korean War combat vet, representing a district in New York City, which was just told that it has no national landmarks to protect from a The Bronx IIRC. Name me some national landmarks in the Bronx. Name me some important national infrastructure in the Bronx? Time was saturation bombing of the Bronx wouldn't have been noticed. terrorist attack, so it doesn't need as much Homeland Defense money as places like Omaha, so he must seem like an outsider to the national republican party. That bull**** detector of his doesn't help either. Course it would be inappropriate to mention that the reduction in NYC HSA funding amounts to less than 0.2% of NYC's annual budget. Not to mention that after a number of years of the current level of funding maybe there just isn't the requirement for the Feds to pay for as much. IBM |
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