Mr_Steve

Mr_Steve

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12 years ago @ Big Government - BREAKING: University o... · 0 replies · +1 points

Sorry but the story is only in cached form.

Google this...and look at the cached version of the article. http://www.uwmpost.com/2011/05/09/sa-denies-colle...

The actual web page loads with errors. Enjoy the comments including one by Brent(VP).

12 years ago @ Big Hollywood - The Adventures of Glob... · 0 replies · +19 points

Poor Superman got tired of fighting for the American way. Next time you come back you better have a green card for working here. There was a time that there was nothing more American than Superman, but that has come to pass. I guess all those years of being surrounded by liberal journalists got to him and Clark probably got brainwashed working for the Daily Planet. And yet Clark is staying a US citizen. Sorry DC I'm calling you out. You can't have it both ways.

No wonder Batman has been at odds with him for so long. He realized the red, white and blue was just red. At least he won't to fly around with a US flag in his arms and feel bad about it.

13 years ago @ Big Government - Incoherent Lunatics Sc... · 0 replies · +6 points

Thanks for the laugh. Now we really know that Palin brings out the creme de la creme of morons from the left.

13 years ago @ Big Government - General Motors: The Wh... · 0 replies · +4 points

GM is never going to turn a profit if they had to look at the taxpayer owed money as debt on their books. Like most businesses, a loan is to be repaid and I don't see GM making any efforts to do that. The whole "we paid back the TARP funds" for another loan is just an accounting trick but it is still a loan. GM needs to look at their UAW contracts if they want to turn a profit, and that is not going to happen. When they do flush GM, how much will the taxpayers lose?

13 years ago @ Big Government - Obama's Tax Increase T... · 0 replies · +5 points

Remember the old tax code simplification formula:

1.) How much money did you make?_______
2.) Send it in.

We are getting closer to this every day, and now the lawmakers want to hit us up if they overspend. Let me see how this could possibly curb spending by dimwits like Chuck "U Farley" Schumer. This is letting the inmates run the asylum.

13 years ago @ Big Government - Chicago Kids: Get Your... · 0 replies · +1 points

Raising a kid that is a picky eater makes this impossible to accept. There are 2-3 days a month where she will not eat the lunch provided by her school, so she brings her lunch. We are happy to pack a lunch for her, but there is no way I would let a school bureaucrat force her to starve. If they don't like my choice, they can use their food police to compare the lunch she brings versus the school lunch any day of the week.

Let's see them apply that same rule to the faculty and any visitors, and see where they get. Imagine if they forced the adults to go without their unhealthy coffee and soda while at school. Sorry, but we only have milk, juice and water.

13 years ago @ Big Government - Wisconsin Gov. Scott W... · 0 replies · +10 points

I voted for Walker when he ran for Milwaukee County Executive back in 2002, and he has been a champion for fiscal restraint and smaller government. When he ran for Governor, I was happy to get someone who would apply the same values to our state that was out of control. Wisconsin is learning to deal with the mess from the past, and we will be a better state because of it. The first 100 days came with a lot of complaining and underhanded tactics from the left, but I support him for all the hard work.

Thanks Scott, and keep up the good work. The people of Wisconsin are backing you.

13 years ago @ Big Government - No Conspiracy In Wisco... · 0 replies · +7 points

I love to see the Huff and Puff have to back up its own people when they see the lack of an election conspiracy. The big issue for all voters is the lack of faith in the system. This past Wisconsin election has made me think about getting active in the process. After listening to the reports of fraud the day after the election, how can we believe in an honest election? 2012 is too close to let this matter go unchecked.

13 years ago @ Big Government - No Conspiracy In Wisco... · 1 reply · +3 points

This type of AP debacle begs the question, "Who watches the watchmen?". We have a biased media, and now the AP doesn't bother to double check its figures. The election process needs an overhaul, but the reporting needs to be done differently. Maybe the results could be updated online for all to see, and the media gets its info from the website like the rest of us.

13 years ago @ Big Government - Conspiracy Characteriz... · 0 replies · +2 points

Having voted in Waukesha County, I thought the numbers were suspect from the start. One thing to remember is that the vote tallies that were reported to the AP were incorrect. These are not official numbers, but the numbers she reported to the county were correct. The reality is that the media in its hurry to get the final results got a bad number, and I didn't see them making sure it was correct. This happens regularly in elections when the final canvas is reported. Sure this was a big swing in votes, but Kathy got the numbers right when she reported it to the county. The system needs to be reworked, and the media needs to get its numbers from the county.