DamnYankee
Loyal to the end
You mean spun.Again, this has been discussed and explained.
You mean spun.Again, this has been discussed and explained.
And once again, you demonstrate the willfull ignorance and insipid stubborness of the neocon parrot. This is from one of my links that you obviously ignored:
FreedomWorks is run by ladies’ man (and registered lobbyist) Dick Armey, and if they’re not "organizing" the Tea parties, it’s news to them.
From the FreedomWorks website:
With your help, we have been able to organize hundreds of Taxpayer Tea Parties across the country, from Santa Barbara, California to Amarillo, Texas, and all the way to Philadelphia, Pennsylvania.
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If you are not able to organize or attend a Taxpayer Tea Party, you can still help the cause by donating or buying a t-shirt. You can also spread the word via email, facebook and word of mouth. If you would like to post updates on tea parties in your state, or if you’d like to get in touch with other people planning tea parties, visit our Tea Party HQ. We have created an interactive Google map that you can use to locate a tea party near you!
The "donation" for the Tea Parties page goes to — you guessed it — the FreedomWorks Foundation. The "thank you" lettter is signed by Matt Kibbe, President & CEO, who cut his teeth working for Lee Atwater. He was behind the attempt to get Ralph Nader put on the ballot in Oregon in 2004, prompting a complaint to the FEC of illegal collusion with the GOP.
FreedomWorks was launched a GOP version of MoveOn. "We believe that hard work beats daddy’s money," said Dick Armey at the time. Armey seems to be a bit irony challenged — Steve Forbes is on the FreedomWorks board. As Krugman notes, their money comes from the Koch, Scaife, Bradley, Olin and other reliable funders of right wing infrastructure including Exxon Mobil.
Here genius, combine this with what I cut & pasted above. Evidently, your reading comprehension skills leave MUCH to be desired.
Is appears that money to organize and implement the Movement is flowing primarily through two conservative groups: Americans for Prosperity and FreedomWorks.
In an April 9, 2009 article on ThinkProgress.org, Lee Fang reports that the principal organizers of the Tea Party movement are Americans for Prosperity and Freedom Works, two "lobbyist-run think tanks" that are "well funded" and that provide the logistics and organizing for the Tea Party movement from coast to coast. Media Matters reported that FreedomWorks receives substantial funding from David Koch of Koch Industries, the largest privately-held energy company in the country, and the conservative Koch Family Foundations, which make substantial annual donations to conservative organizations, including FreedomWorks (and its predecessor, Citizens for a Sound Economy) as well as other conservative think tanks advocacy groups, etc. Media Matters reports that the Koch family has given more than $12 million to CSE/FreedomWorks between 1985 and 2002.[1][2]
Media Matters also lists the Sarah Scaife Foundation as having given a total of $2.96 million in funding to FreedomWorks.[3] The Sarah Mellon Scaife Foundation is financed by the Mellon industrial, oil, and banking fortune. [4]
The Claude R. Lambe Foundation, also controlled by the Koch family, has donated more than $3 million to Americans for Prosperity.
Let me dumb it down for you......their jobs, which are to teach EVERYONE elses kids, to look after EVERYONE elses disabled or elderly family members, etc., ARE PAID FOR BY THEIR TAXES AND EVERYONE ELSES TAXES. Their jobs include servicing the "private sector" as well as the "public sector". Everyone's taxes pays for those services, which are pretty damned vital. The State here want's to short change the "private & publc sector" by cutting vital services. The solutionS offered, raise taxes and/or cut from the top (of local gov't instead). I'm more interested in seeing the local public response to these proposals, and not some distorted slobberings from jokers like you.
Translation: this blowhard cannot refute the logic in the statement that he excerpted, so in the true fashion of the intellectually bankrupt neocon he bluffs with insults. As my responses above show, there's nothing "super" about this wingnut "freak".
Originally Posted by Taichiliberal View Post
And once again, you demonstrate the willfull ignorance and insipid stubborness of the neocon parrot. This is from one of my links that you obviously ignored:
FreedomWorks is run by ladies’ man (and registered lobbyist) Dick Armey, and if they’re not "organizing" the Tea parties, it’s news to them.
From the FreedomWorks website:
With your help, we have been able to organize hundreds of Taxpayer Tea Parties across the country, from Santa Barbara, California to Amarillo, Texas, and all the way to Philadelphia, Pennsylvania.
If you are not able to organize or attend a Taxpayer Tea Party, you can still help the cause by donating or buying a t-shirt. You can also spread the word via email, facebook and word of mouth. If you would like to post updates on tea parties in your state, or if you’d like to get in touch with other people planning tea parties, visit our Tea Party HQ. We have created an interactive Google map that you can use to locate a tea party near you!
The "donation" for the Tea Parties page goes to — you guessed it — the FreedomWorks Foundation. The "thank you" lettter is signed by Matt Kibbe, President & CEO, who cut his teeth working for Lee Atwater. He was behind the attempt to get Ralph Nader put on the ballot in Oregon in 2004, prompting a complaint to the FEC of illegal collusion with the GOP.
FreedomWorks was launched a GOP version of MoveOn. "We believe that hard work beats daddy’s money," said Dick Armey at the time. Armey seems to be a bit irony challenged — Steve Forbes is on the FreedomWorks board. As Krugman notes, their money comes from the Koch, Scaife, Bradley, Olin and other reliable funders of right wing infrastructure including Exxon Mobil.
From Taichiliberal:
Here genius, combine this with what I cut & pasted above. Evidently, your reading comprehension skills leave MUCH to be desired.
Is appears that money to organize and implement the Movement is flowing primarily through two conservative groups: Americans for Prosperity and FreedomWorks.
In an April 9, 2009 article on ThinkProgress.org, Lee Fang reports that the principal organizers of the Tea Party movement are Americans for Prosperity and Freedom Works, two "lobbyist-run think tanks" that are "well funded" and that provide the logistics and organizing for the Tea Party movement from coast to coast. Media Matters reported that FreedomWorks receives substantial funding from David Koch of Koch Industries, the largest privately-held energy company in the country, and the conservative Koch Family Foundations, which make substantial annual donations to conservative organizations, including FreedomWorks (and its predecessor, Citizens for a Sound Economy) as well as other conservative think tanks advocacy groups, etc. Media Matters reports that the Koch family has given more than $12 million to CSE/FreedomWorks between 1985 and 2002.[1][2]
Media Matters also lists the Sarah Scaife Foundation as having given a total of $2.96 million in funding to FreedomWorks.[3] The Sarah Mellon Scaife Foundation is financed by the Mellon industrial, oil, and banking fortune. [4]
Let me dumb it down for you......their jobs, which are to teach EVERYONE elses kids, to look after EVERYONE elses disabled or elderly family members, etc., ARE PAID FOR BY THEIR TAXES AND EVERYONE ELSES TAXES. Their jobs include servicing the "private sector" as well as the "public sector". Everyone's taxes pays for those services, which are pretty damned vital. The State here want's to short change the "private & publc sector" by cutting vital services. The solutionS offered, raise taxes and/or cut from the top (of local gov't instead). I'm more interested in seeing the local public response to these proposals, and not some distorted slobberings from jokers like you.
You must be racist.... black background.
Originally Posted by Taichiliberal
Again, this has been discussed and explained.
You mean spun.
Don't let the door hit ya where the Good Lord split ya.Oh, on your part that is MOST evident. And as it seems here, you have nothing else to add except lame dodges and baseless accusations. You're done. See ya next time.
Originally Posted by Taichiliberal
Originally Posted by Taichiliberal
Hey genius.....how can something be "grassroots" when it's funded and organized by a political lobbyist?
.Originally Posted by SuperFreak
Hey moron.... FREEDOM works is a grassroots organization. It has been for decades. IT is a political lobbying group.... NOT a corporation you moron.
Originally Posted by Taichiliberal:
And as for corporate support, here's the tie in
http://www.sourcewatch.org/index.php...vement_funding
Originally Posted by Superfreak
Nope... no corporate tie in listed there. Sorry moron. You lose again.
Originally Posted by Taichiliberal:
And AGAIN.....the union folk are citizens, THEIR TAXES WILL BE RAISED ALSO, AND BE DISTRIBUTED TO ALL GROUPS AFFECTED BY THE CUTS. Bottom line: ON one hand you have jokers like you screaming about tax & spend liberals and too much big gov't...then when gov't wants to short change the people in education and social services, you have no problem because a solution is by unions in the affected groups.
Originally Posted by SuperFreak
You really are a brainwashed twit. Of course their taxes will also be raised, but THEY are asking for EVERYONE's taxes to be raised to save THEIR jobs. I don't fault them for trying, but quit pretending it is anything other than the Unions trying to save union jobs by asking the private sector to pay more in taxes (along with them) so that their jobs are safe.
Originally Posted by Taichiliberal
Less teachers, less social services....affect children, elderly. ALL are paying into a system that is NOT cutting it....public support via taxes....because privatization sure as hell won't get the job done.
Originally Posted by SuperFreak
Wow... that is impressive, you managed to jumble several Dem talking points all into one colossal mess of a sentence.
Try that again without changing the font color. The blue is almost impossible to read on the black background.
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Originally Posted by Taichiliberal View Post
And once again, you demonstrate the willfull ignorance and insipid stubborness of the neocon parrot. This is from one of my links that you obviously ignored:
FreedomWorks is run by ladies’ man (and registered lobbyist) Dick Armey, and if they’re not "organizing" the Tea parties, it’s news to them.
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From the FreedomWorks website:
With your help, we have been able to organize hundreds of Taxpayer Tea Parties across the country, from Santa Barbara, California to Amarillo, Texas, and all the way to Philadelphia, Pennsylvania.
If you are not able to organize or attend a Taxpayer Tea Party, you can still help the cause by donating or buying a t-shirt. You can also spread the word via email, facebook and word of mouth. If you would like to post updates on tea parties in your state, or if you’d like to get in touch with other people planning tea parties, visit our Tea Party HQ. We have created an interactive Google map that you can use to locate a tea party near you!
Yes, most GRASSROOTS organizations run donations through 501c(3) organizations. It allows the contributions to be tax deductible. The same as the GRASSROOTS organization moveon.org does.Quote:
The "donation" for the Tea Parties page goes to — you guessed it — the FreedomWorks Foundation. The "thank you" lettter is signed by Matt Kibbe, President & CEO, who cut his teeth working for Lee Atwater. He was behind the attempt to get Ralph Nader put on the ballot in Oregon in 2004, prompting a complaint to the FEC of illegal collusion with the GOP.
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FreedomWorks was launched a GOP version of MoveOn. "We believe that hard work beats daddy’s money," said Dick Armey at the time. Armey seems to be a bit irony challenged — Steve Forbes is on the FreedomWorks board. As Krugman notes, their money comes from the Koch, Scaife, Bradley, Olin and other reliable funders of right wing infrastructure including Exxon Mobil.
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From Taichiliberal:
Here genius, combine this with what I cut & pasted above. Evidently, your reading comprehension skills leave MUCH to be desired.
Is appears that money to organize and implement the Movement is flowing primarily through two conservative groups: Americans for Prosperity and FreedomWorks.
Yes, rich people are allowed to contribute to PACs too. Good catch. $12 million over 17 years. WOW.Quote:
In an April 9, 2009 article on ThinkProgress.org, Lee Fang reports that the principal organizers of the Tea Party movement are Americans for Prosperity and Freedom Works, two "lobbyist-run think tanks" that are "well funded" and that provide the logistics and organizing for the Tea Party movement from coast to coast. Media Matters reported that FreedomWorks receives substantial funding from David Koch of Koch Industries, the largest privately-held energy company in the country, and the conservative Koch Family Foundations, which make substantial annual donations to conservative organizations, including FreedomWorks (and its predecessor, Citizens for a Sound Economy) as well as other conservative think tanks advocacy groups, etc. Media Matters reports that the Koch family has given more than $12 million to CSE/FreedomWorks between 1985 and 2002.[1][2]
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Media Matters also lists the Sarah Scaife Foundation as having given a total of $2.96 million in funding to FreedomWorks.[3] The Sarah Mellon Scaife Foundation is financed by the Mellon industrial, oil, and banking fortune. [4]
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Let me dumb it down for you......their jobs, which are to teach EVERYONE elses kids, to look after EVERYONE elses disabled or elderly family members, etc., ARE PAID FOR BY THEIR TAXES AND EVERYONE ELSES TAXES. Their jobs include servicing the "private sector" as well as the "public sector". Everyone's taxes pays for those services, which are pretty damned vital. The State here want's to short change the "private & publc sector" by cutting vital services. The solutionS offered, raise taxes and/or cut from the top (of local gov't instead). I'm more interested in seeing the local public response to these proposals, and not some distorted slobberings from jokers like you.