Pipe dream? Obamacare

[keycocker]

i agree with those who say most guys who work construction are conservative, sometimes pretty redneck in fact.
How does that fit with the idea that almost all union construction guys are liberals?
Most of the guys in my union are conservatives going back to my grandfathers time.
They spend no time in the back keeping quiet.
Libs have learned not to discuss politics on big construction jobs because they get shouted down.

Union leaders give money to Dems because they believe the Corps we work for have bought the GOP.
Union guys think the GOP will let the Corps run over us to max their profits.
You dont have to be lib to detest the effect of big Corps on politics but most do.
Would you who comment on the opinions of libs or union memebers like to become experts, widely admired for your accuracy on the opinions of liberals?
Ask them. Easy as pie.
hint: dont start by telling them what they think and then arguing with them when they say they dont believe that.

That style of debate is the most usual now and is hurting our country

[pueno]

[keycocker]

NW
Could you explain more about hiding the flag from liberals because you want their money and many refuse to do business with patriotic Americans?

More than half of Americans dont like the flag and their country, including their countrymen who support it?

Would you tell me which country these traitors support?
Are you concerned that they outnumber conservatives, the real patriots in this country, and might overwhelm us and hand our country over to....uh.....?

So you hide your love of country as the only way to survive in a country of evil America hating folks like these?

Man that Talk Radio stuff has spun out into Mars these days.

It might be useful when listening to remember that Americans are widely considered the most patriotic people on earth.
We love our country fiercely and stop all the partisan rancor on a dime when we feel our country needs us.

You can get a new sticker at an artsy fartsy store store run by a liberal now that the danger is over.

[KGB-NP]

I don't think anyone here would care less here about someone's bumper stickers or lawn signs that reflect their political affiliation. I often see the military stickers on the cars of military and their family here. Most people here would say they've earned a right to be proud of that. The potential vandalism concerns are non existant here due to our lack of hostile divisive political bigotry.

I have sport related stickers on my work van and my wife's van. I've never worried about theft. In fact, I've often left my van unlocked in the driveway at night because I couldn't be bother to go out and lock it up.

Isobars, I'm sorry to hear about your experiences in the Gorge. My experiences with the people there have always been awesome. I always comment to my wife, after trips there, about just how friendly and happy everyone is. I've even made some friends there along the way. One in particular has taken us on hikes, shared meals, guided us, and even offered up places to set our tents on his property. I go out of my way to talk to people there because I love sharing the stoke of that place.

[pueno]

[nw30]

[swchandler]

No doubt beaglebuddy, you're full of a lot of anxiety about many things. I have to admit that I'm quite surprised that you have so little respect for many self-employed and small business folks out there just trying to make a living for themselves and their families. What makes you think that folks in the construction industry are so interesting and special? You need to open your eyes a bit and develop a bit of tolerance for diversity. That, or move to some rat hole red state where you'll find many more folks like yourself. Ever notice that the best places to live are more liberal and open-minded?

[beaglebuddy]

[beaglebuddy]

[isobars]

The WSJ economics editor estimates that the ACA-mandated insurance company bailouts incurred by the President's one-year insurance mandate delay will cost taxpayers the better part of one trillion dollars.

It wasn't the cost curve that got bent over; it was taxpayers.