You should rob foriegn banks dressed as orcs

You already got thousands of orcs

And new york, london and tokyo wouldnt believe it

Yeah it is ridiculous to DEMAND republicans accept the Obama "95% taxcut gteed plan" as gospel and not mention the Charles Rangel "I'm actually in Congress and have a vote on taxes unlike a President, eliminate the housing exemption and marriage deduction, actual proposal from 2007" as a republican "smear" of Obama

When Obama Biden denounce Rangel as extremist and gteed an Obama veto we can talk

Ps I have heard black friends say many times African is not the same as black, black means a fusion

Suck it up and next time nominate somebody who is proud of America

If you can find a professional Democrat who does and can make it through your superdelegates

Good luck

Ps Santa Claus gets booed in Philly. Thirty years ago bob uecker wrote in his memoirs that in Philly he saw a fan fall from the thrid deck onto the grass and when he got up and walked to the paramedics, he got booed.

Hmm McCain braiwashed by commies would explain his reaching across the aisle so much

McCain is being so dumb I think Obama has a good shot.

WOOT

7-2 Dodgers in a game I missed taking a nap

I TOLD Nolio they needed to throw beanballs

And I was heard!

No it wouldnt.

As we have seen over and over on these forums, once we Americans explain how Americans abuse every free lunch and handout program, some European socialist blurts, "well yeah if you're gonna act like that it can't work"!

What songs did kids sing to

Carter/Ford?
Carter/Reagan?
Mondale/Reagan?
Dukakis/Bush?
Clinton/Bush?
Clinton/Dole?
Gore/Bush?
Kerry/Bush?

kids singing to the Great leader is not part of american campaigning.  nor is HIGH SCHOOL kids--not college students-- marching and chanting... those are Commie techniques

Palin not mingle with the press? Who's Katie couric? Who's Charlie gibson?

uh huh

McCain's the one with propaganda songs for kids

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QTb5EFZmgbs

and McCain's the one with marching kids in uniform chanting his praises

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wy09UpI60F8

and McCain's the one who wants govt to solve ever-ok yeah McCain is an idiot

But Barack is the second coming of Che

you broke the code!

House Democrats unveil draft climate change bill
Oct 7, 6:22 PM (ET)

By DINA CAPPIELLO
WASHINGTON (AP) - With the presidential election less than a month away and the economy reeling, House Democratic leaders on Tuesday unveiled a proposal to reduce the gases blamed for global warming from power plants, transportation and factories by 80 percent come 2050.

The draft legislation, which will be refined in coming months for introduction next year, would begin slowly, capping emissions of heat-trapping gases released by transportation and power plants first, then moving to other sectors of the economy. The money earned from auctioning off some of the permits would be redirected to energy efficiency and clean technologies. In later years, all permits would be sold with the proceeds going back to the taxpayer, unless Congress reauthorizes the bill.

"Politically, scientifically, legally, and morally, the question has been settled: regulation of greenhouse gases in the United States is coming," wrote House Energy and Commerce Committee Chairman John Dingell, D-Mich., and energy and air quality subcommittee Chairman Rick Boucher, D-Va. in a letter explaining the 461-page draft, which has been in the works for two years and was the subject of more than two dozen hearings.

The only questions are when, and how.

With the economy in turmoil, prospects have dimmed for federal legislation that would create a massive new market for carbon dioxide and in the short-term likely increase energy costs. The draft also makes clear that the federal government should take the lead on regulating greenhouse gases, rebuffing states such as California that want to set their own fuel economy standards and pre-empting regional markets for carbon dioxide, such as the one in the Northeast.

The bill tries to address the economic concerns by excluding small businesses and increasing the number of permits when prices spike.

But Texas Rep. Joe Barton, the committee's senior Republican, said Tuesday the bill would still lead the country off "the economic cliff."

The proposal falls in between plans put forward by both presidential candidates, but makes deeper cuts than a similar bill that failed in the Senate earlier this year. All the proposals rely on a cap-and-trade mechanism - which allows industries to either reduce their pollution or to purchase credits from companies exceeding pollution targets - to meet mandates.

Democratic presidential candidate Barack Obama's plan calls for an 83 percent reduction in greenhouse gases from 2005 levels by 2050, while Republican John McCain's proposal would achieve a 66 percent cut over the same time period. A Senate bill that failed 48-36 in June would have slashed heat-trapping emissions from a variety of sources by 71 percent by mid-century.

Environmentalists on Tuesday said the bill was a step in the right direction, but criticized the pace of the cuts and some of the details. Reductions wouldn't begin until 2012, allowing time for the necessary technology to be developed.

The proposal floats an option that would bar the Environmental Protection Agency and states from setting fuel economy standards for vehicles different from those put forth by the Transportation Department. In April 2007, the Supreme Court ruled that the EPA could regulate carbon dioxide under the Clean Air Act. The Bush administration has since said the law is the wrong tool for the job.

"These options are straight from the playbook of the Big Three," said Frank O'Donnell, president of the advocacy group Clean Air Watch, referring to Dingell's connections with Detroit's automakers.

The U.S. Chamber of Commerce said such measures are needed to prevent overlapping jurisdiction. That, along with the extended timetable, makes this draft "the first time that anyone on Capitol Hill has opened the door to realistic discussion of issue" said Bill Kovacs, the chamber's vice president of Environment, Technology and Regulatory Affairs.

http://apnews.myway.com/article/20081007/D93LU45O0.html

We're on the hiiiiighway to Helllll

you're sowing hatred and division!!!!  good for yu!