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Oct
16
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PRESS CONFERENCE: GOP LAWSUIT SNARES AVERAGE JOES
If GOP Lawsuit Succeeds, Voters Like Joe the Plumber Could be Disenfranchised
Ohio Democratic Party Chairman Chris Redfern will hold a press conference this afternoon to discuss the potential impact of Republican lawsuits on voters in similar circumstances to “Joe the Plumber” whose last name – Wurzelbacher – appears with an “o” instead of a “u” on registration rolls. Since he is not a new registrant, Joe himself would probably not be among the 200,000 cases who Republicans claim are possible cases of fraud – but other Ohioans in similar situations who are newly registered could be disenfranchised.
WHO: Ohio Democratic Party Chairman Chris Redfern
WHAT: Press conference to discuss the impact of Republican lawsuits on voters like Joe the Plumber.
WHEN: THURSDAY, October 16, 2008 – 3:00 PM
WHERE: Ohio Statehouse (State Street Steps), Columbus
November 5, where are you?
By Jill Miller Zimon at 2:32 pm October 16th, 2008 in Democrats, Elections, Ohio, Republicans, Voting
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Jill here’s an interview with Joe the plumber and his words are clear and simple enough I think you’ll have no problem understanding his point. The very last point he makes is especially important for you to absorb, “don’t just take everyone else’s opinion.”
One thing I noticed about Joe that differs from the socialist followers of this ideology is he doesn’t have class envy which is the basis for this redistribution agenda. He sees the harder he works the more successful he’ll be which is a great message to send people sitting at home collecting a welfare check.
It will be very hard for Obama to overcome this part of his platform if the public sees this interview because it makes sense. People will be able to imagine themselves in a position of earning a higher wage and realize this isn’t fair or just. If Joe is able to see to his future success many other Americans will as well. I don’t agree with McCain on this issue but I do not agree with a socialist approach no matter what direction the wealth flows.
http://cosmos.bcst.yahoo.com/up/player/popup/?cl=10234011
P.S. I hope you read the book link I gave you, This redistribution ideology is part of the group called the “cousins” in the book. Those that don’t contribute to the labor but expect an equal share of the wealth.
I got a call from my plumber today, I said to him “Jason the Plumber”, he laughed “not to be confused with Joe the Plumber”. I said hey Jason you earn 250K in personal income? He laughed. We agreed that the topic was cloudy on what is personal income and what is taxable on a small business. He owns his business and laughed it would require being a president of something like Rotoroter to earn that. Small business tax is not on the net, it after all the deductibles and Joe needs to talks to a tax accountant as so does McCain and Obama as well.
AFDC 12 billion
Medicaid 76
Medicare 131
Defense 281
Social Security 305
Combined Federal, State and Local Welfare Budget, 1992 (millions)
Medicaid $118,067
AFDC 24,923
Food Stamps 24,918
Supplemental Security Income 22,774
Lower income housing asst. 12,307
Earned Income Tax Credit 9,553
Veterans medical care 7,838
Stafford loans 5,683
Social Services (Title 20) 5,419
Pell Grants 5,374
Low-rent public housing 5,008
General medical assistance 4,850
Foster Care 4,170
School Lunch 3,895
Pensions for needy veterans 3,667
General Assistance 3,340
Head Start 2,753
Food supplements,
Women, infants and children 2,600
Training for disadvantaged
youth and adults 1,744
Low-income energy assistance 1,594
Rural housing loans 1,468
Indian Health Services 1,431
Summer youth employment 1,183
Maternal and child health 1,059
JOBS and WIN 1,010
Job Corps 955
Child care block grant 825
School Breakfast 782
Child care for AFDC 755
Nutrition Program for Elderly 659
Housing interest reduction 652
Child and adult care food program 624
“At risk” child care 604
These are all expenditures and we should be able to see them associated with a specific person by household regionally. A map of parcels green are independent pay in and red take out. Then the object to convert it all to green.
That’s not the only cost, there are per capita costs, those get reduced through regional governments.
accountability and efficiency.
That requires deflation, it requires global competitiveness.
Redistribution is a fallacy, it in reality is about compromises and even giving things up, to many exceeded limits and we are basically a running on interest only. The hidden dept is not hiding.
We are one big equation with multiplicities of relationships. That get addressed sections functions, into manageable units. All linked to one common system. In and out are either losses, breakeven or gains. Losses can be limited and only acceptable in life threatening matters. Compensation and opportunity need to abound. Ever been to Disney world…people get paid to pick up paper. Are we paying people for nothing, that’s bad.
I hope we did not wait to long, we are getting some bad warning signs, I would say wouldn’t you say…ey?
If change begins then do not rant….am I ranting? I am doing a lot of research and have been for decades. I am not sure why but I see it coming, its the math I see the relationships.
I would like to test people, hook them to a lie detector and find the liars then find the truthful people. If it is genetic can we tattoo them with BFL and not allow them access to anything important? I hate lies, I really get messed up when people intentionally mislead people. I hate when people lie to themselves, I am like wake up get out of the closet you live in.
Smart people at the top, dumb people at the bottom I have dyslexia I am under the poverty line intentionally by choice, judge me. Go ahead its your soul.