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To: KLP who wrote (482265)4/12/2012 3:13:38 PM
From: MJ1 Recommendation   of 536587
 
Your first point about the socialist libs wanting to pay women who were homemakers, domestic engineers, as we used in Virginia , was an insult. Being a mother and housewife is so freeing.

It's similar to being a contractor working from home----------never a boring moment.

Your second point about too many people
on earth, that was the Malthus theory we were taught in college in economics classes.

Third point; yes, if you worked then your husband was not 'management level'.

Coinciding with your going back to work after your oldest child went to the second grade-------that was when my husband and I made a conscious decision to 'change things'. Our dining room table was our 'board room'.

We were a part of that change in Virginia-------I am so proud and pleased that we finally took the Republican Party out of the telephone booth, as an old gentleman who worked our precinct told me.

Back to stay at home moms, we also have stay at home Dads.

I have a "Stay at home Dad" who brings 2 of his children to me for piano lessons.

When he brought the children three years ago -------he had a third one in his arms. Rarely, does he miss being on time. This Stay At Home Dad is working full time in raising these children.

Then there was the stay at home Dad in my exercise class. He would come to the exercise class in the evening after his wife came from work. Sometmes our class disintegrated into counseling him on what to do when the kids started their little fights------ his inclination was to stand back. Upon our advice he learned that as the parent he had to not stand back but enter the fray.

To conclude ---------Obama's advisor, Rosen, has given a gift that will keep on giving to the Republican party-----I see parents today giving 100% of themselves for their families. And, yes some of them have major illnesses that they deal with daily. such as Ann Romney has with the MS.





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To: Tom Clarke who wrote (482279)4/12/2012 3:14:21 PM
From: TideGlider4 Recommendations   of 536587
 
Rosen has a problem with people who make kids the old fashioned way. Mom, Dad...babies..

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To: LindyBill who wrote (482226)4/12/2012 3:21:30 PM
From: Joe Btfsplk   of 536587
 
A lot of the libertarian ideals…should not be alien to any Republican

Ours was founded on a profound mistrust of the concentration of power in any branch of government. That insight is largely lost and even the semi-sane look for a savior that will wield the levers better:

Yet Another Mercantilist-Cronyist (But I Repeat Myself)

Here’s a letter to the Los Angeles Times:
Jonah Goldberg properly advises Mitt Romney that Americans need less cronyism and more capitalism (“ Free the Markets, Mr. Romney,” April 10). But Mr. Goldberg too quickly dismisses as mere carelessness Gov. Romney’s pro-business – as opposed to pro-free-market – talk. Strong evidence that a President Romney will shamelessly cultivate cronies is candidate Romney’s long-standing practice of complaining that Beijing’s monetary policies put undue competitive pressures on American producers even as these policies enable American consumers’ dollars to stretch farther. And consider that Gov. Romney thundered in a debate in Iowa last August that, as president, he’ll pursue “ trade policies that work for us, not just for our opponents

.” Gov. Romney here speaks the all-too-familiar code of politicians and their cronies who insist that trade’s benefits are found, not in more abundance for consumers, but in more sales for producers.

Sincerely,
Donald J. Boudreaux

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To: Brumar89 who wrote (482253)4/12/2012 3:24:18 PM
From: LindyBill2 Recommendations   of 536587
 
She is already backtracking what she meant by this. It will have nothing to do with the trial, of course. I am already sick to death of this and we haven't even got started.

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To: Jeffrey S. Mitchell who wrote (482276)4/12/2012 3:27:58 PM
From: LindyBill   of 536587
 
Good luck with your Burma board. Nobody here ever comments on my Burma posts.

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To: Joe Btfsplk who wrote (482284)4/12/2012 3:29:23 PM
From: LindyBill   of 536587
 
Yep. All the old wrong ideas on business from Romney. A lot of them are for Politics. I have no idea how many.

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To: TideGlider who wrote (482283)4/12/2012 3:30:16 PM
From: Brumar894 Recommendations   of 536587
 
Obama Set Up, Prepared The "Ann Romney Doesn't Work" Attack On FoxNews, I just saw the headline, "White House passes on chance to disavow attack on Ann Romney."

Which is strange, given that Obama's campaign guys have thrown Hilary Rosen under the bus, and even Michele Obama took to twitter to claim she respects all moms, and we all ought to.

But maybe it's not so strange.

Watch this video from Breitbart, where he talks about the woman who "advised me at the law firm where we met" (a knock on Romney's statement that Ann is one of his advisers) and goes on to say "We didn't have the luxury for [Michele] not to work." And how it was hard for Michele Obama to "balance" the needs of work and child-rearing.

This is from last Friday, says John Nolte, who made this connection.

The Obama campaign would have us believe that last night on CNN Obama advisor and frequent White House guest, Hilary Rosen, spoke out of turn with her indefensible attack on Ann Romney and every woman who chooses to stay home and raise her family. But in a speech last Friday at “The White House Forum on Women and the Economy,” President Obama seemed to be laying the groundwork for exactly this attack.
It sure seems, then, like the White House cooked up this line of attack, and Hilary Rosen, who's been there 35 times and advises Debbie Wasserman-Schultz (in order to help her "tone it down," ironically enough), was simply delivering the Daily Two Minute Hate, as ordered by her bosses.

And in that case the White House's and the Obamas' and Messina's and Axelrod's claims of finding fault with the comment are, naturally, completely disingenuous.

By the way-- Sandra Fluke? Hilary Rosen's PR firm represents her.

Jay Carney... claims he can't confirm that Hilary Rosen has visited the White House 35 times, because he "personally" knows three women named Hilary Rosen, so, you know, who can say with any certainty which Hilary Rosen it was.

PROTIP: It was the one who works for former top Obama adviser Anita Dunn. Not the one who serves coffee at Starbucks, and not the one who just got bat mitzvah'd.

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To: goldworldnet who wrote (482273)4/12/2012 3:35:37 PM
From: MJ   of 536587
 
This is a Quinnipiac Poll. Quinnipiac polls are not a reliable source for polls in my opinion. I seriously question their conclusion.

This does not mean that I think McDonnell should be the nominee--------I want the maximum number of electoral votes for who ever opposes Obama.

Obama is not loved in Virginia -----the Republicans and Independents carried the top 3 positions in 2010 just after Obama had been in the White House for slightly less than 2 years.

"Despite the governor's approval ratings with Virginia voters, he does not appear to help give the GOP the state's electoral votes," said Peter Brown, assistant director of the Quinnipiac University Polling Institute.



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To: Neeka who wrote (482201)4/12/2012 3:36:32 PM
From: MichaelSkyy5 Recommendations   of 536587
 
"I believe there are about 78 or 81 members of the Democrat Party that are members of the Communist Party," West was quoted during a Tuesday town hall meeting with constituents in Florida.

After a pause for effect, he added, "it's called the Congressional Progressive Caucus."




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To: LindyBill who wrote (482285)4/12/2012 3:39:02 PM
From: goldworldnet   of 536587
 
Casey Anthony's trial was televised. The Zimmerman trial may be also.

>>I am already sick to death of this<<

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