minSunPower and First Solar are doing fine Pantheist_12013-11-12 05:04:15 didn't look up the others, but I did those two. they're goodatlPlease don't do in my employer gorags2013-11-12 05:02:11I like my job. Do you have a job?lvglet see, 15 million lose HC this year 60 million neverez2013-11-12 05:01:55next. I think people are waking up.omaMy Rheem "hot-water-on-demand" unit.... mygrane2013-11-12 04:57:40has saved me 47% of my propane bill. I didn't see a single new regulation from the Feds on this? Any ideas why? atlits not up 2 me dimwit afavorate2013-11-12 04:45:23nor do I care what Congress decides on their fate. beheaded no-fucking-problem. imprisoned no-fucking-problem all wealth taken and tossed in the streets like animals no-fucking-problem. U C were this is leading RIGHT ?paxGlobal warning doesn't mean heat. neverez2013-11-12 04:39:06How did I do coach?bosWhat was I thinking? § bitterclinger2013-11-12 04:33:20bos"I burnt one!" § Deport-Libs2013-11-12 04:26:36atli care about the rich equal to how much they afavorate2013-11-12 04:19:39have proven to care about me.Yeah, I gave him up about then too.. Jeezus 2013-11-12 04:18:43he started F'in upatlWhat would you suggest we do with these gorags2013-11-12 04:16:13rich people and their money. Take it away from them? I would like to hear that. I love it when you call me names When Bush was elected I really wanted to support handlewaeshere2013-11-12 04:15:26him... but after a couple years it seemed he really didn't know what he was doing, and it became harder and harder to support him. When Obama was elected I really wanted to support him... but after a couple years it seems he knows exactly what he's was doing, and it's become harder and harder to support him.atlHuh. Gmail just stamped me out 2013-11-12 04:12:33and deleted the shit out of me for this kind of crap. i just playingatllike U can't read the story I posted MORON § afavorate2013-11-12 04:11:13atlweird how my security software has GOOGLE afavorate2013-11-12 04:09:44RED FLAGGED...doubt i be using it any time soon. bosLew In Ski. As I suspected. LIBS! § 2013-11-12 04:09:26pslI created it. And now own YOU. § 2013-11-12 04:06:45pslI kicked a couple in the head just last nite FROG-452013-11-12 04:01:38they were guys humping in public. Dems or Lib i do not care.chiI hope it's not dog instead of fish § bitterclinger2013-11-12 03:59:17nloI know. But it is a start § neverez2013-11-12 03:51:49chiHow it must suck to be a democrat these days bitterclinger2013-11-12 03:49:44I mean, the president's signature legislation, which was passed on a straight party line vote, in the middle of the night, by a lame duck congress, that had to be bribed to vote for it, and it turns out it was a lie from the beginning, that now democrats have to defend, and are running away from it like roaches when the lights go on. It must really suck to be a democrat these days.wdcSorry, no tombstone, I am SATAN AngrySatan2013-11-12 03:39:41You can suck Hussein's ass and declare you did something positive in life, however! 
wdca very worthwhile endeavor - imagine your tombst gatorhowlie2013-11-12 03:31:41one - I did nothing positive in my lifewdcI exist here to annoy dimshits AngrySatan2013-11-12 03:21:32and I don't miss an opportunity to assrape those morons. nloI see the toilet has back up again. § neverez2013-11-12 03:07:53nloOK lets see if I got this right. Dimocraps neverez2013-11-12 03:06:43want to produce health care insurance for about 30 million people by ruining insurance of about 100 million?lnkRetraction and Disclaimer: I am not responsible FROG-452013-11-12 02:54:10for my actions, posts or "whatevers". I probably will get even more hung if I caught get 999opps...spin that too.detR.I.G.H.T if you trying to Google it FROG-452013-11-12 02:51:30sorry man. I'm just having a little fun. well okay A LOT of FUN. f.u.n.nnloI'm sorry ins. cos. issued crap after ACA enacte gatorhowlie2013-11-12 02:46:43conforming policies that predated the ACA were GRANDFATHERED in. Companies were free to upgraqde their cxoverage at the same rate. Some of them had phantom coverage and that is now illegal. It is a brave new socialistic medicine world to be financed by a new 'tax' on the young and healthy as they pay for geriatric coverage for the greedy greezersTea Party's Obamacare Threat Could Harm GOP Elec lie_____detector2013-11-12 02:46:26Tea Party's Obamacare Threat Could Harm GOP Election Chances, Republicans Warn WASHINGTON -- Long-serving Republicans aren't engaged in an increasingly public smackdown of their tea party colleagues because they disagree with them -- it's more that they don't want a few hotheads to blow their party's best chance in years to retake control of the United States Senate. Several tea party-powered senators have laid down a gauntlet of late, saying the GOP should refuse to pass a bill to fund the government in September unless all funding for the implementation of the health care reform law is cut. It's a message -- championed by Sens. Mike Lee (R-Utah), Ted Cruz (R-Texas) and Marco Rubio (R-Fla.) -- that appeals to the enthusiasms of a population that united against Obamacare under the banner of Taxed Enough Already in 2009, a year in which federal taxes actually hit historic lows. But more senior members of the GOP caucus -- most prominently Sens. Tom Coburn (R-Okla.), John McCain (R-Ariz.) and Richard Burr (R-N.C.) -- have said they see the idea as ill-conceived and unreasonable. In an unexpected twist, the veteran lawmakers who are not exactly known for being voices of moderation are appealing for a more deliberate approach. Republican leaders said that while they believe the health care law will be the train wreck the GOP is forecasting, following the path of Cruz, Lee and Rubio could produce a more immediate derailment -- of the GOP's electoral chances in 2014. "I'm not sure why we should advocate for something that's absolutely impossible. The only way Obamacare is going to be repealed is with a 60-vote Republican Senate, and then, in order to override a presidential veto, I think it's 67 votes," McCain said. "I haven't seen an attempt to override a veto in a long time. It's a non-starter." And a political land mine, he added. "Those of us who have been around for a while know what happens when there's the threat of a shutdown of the government: It's the Congress that gets blamed," McCain said. "If the minority uses its strength, its 41 votes [to filibuster government funding], then clearly the American people will blame the Congress. And they do -- that's the history. And those who say that's not the case ignore the lessons of history and the realities of American politics."
wdca very worthwhile endeavor - imagine your tombst gatorhowlie2013-11-12 03:31:41one - I did nothing positive in my lifewdcI exist here to annoy dimshits AngrySatan2013-11-12 03:21:32and I don't miss an opportunity to assrape those morons. nloI see the toilet has back up again. § neverez2013-11-12 03:07:53nloOK lets see if I got this right. Dimocraps neverez2013-11-12 03:06:43want to produce health care insurance for about 30 million people by ruining insurance of about 100 million?lnkRetraction and Disclaimer: I am not responsible FROG-452013-11-12 02:54:10for my actions, posts or "whatevers". I probably will get even more hung if I caught get 999opps...spin that too.detR.I.G.H.T if you trying to Google it FROG-452013-11-12 02:51:30sorry man. I'm just having a little fun. well okay A LOT of FUN. f.u.n.nnloI'm sorry ins. cos. issued crap after ACA enacte gatorhowlie2013-11-12 02:46:43conforming policies that predated the ACA were GRANDFATHERED in. Companies were free to upgraqde their cxoverage at the same rate. Some of them had phantom coverage and that is now illegal. It is a brave new socialistic medicine world to be financed by a new 'tax' on the young and healthy as they pay for geriatric coverage for the greedy greezersTea Party's Obamacare Threat Could Harm GOP Elec lie_____detector2013-11-12 02:46:26Tea Party's Obamacare Threat Could Harm GOP Election Chances, Republicans Warn WASHINGTON -- Long-serving Republicans aren't engaged in an increasingly public smackdown of their tea party colleagues because they disagree with them -- it's more that they don't want a few hotheads to blow their party's best chance in years to retake control of the United States Senate. Several tea party-powered senators have laid down a gauntlet of late, saying the GOP should refuse to pass a bill to fund the government in September unless all funding for the implementation of the health care reform law is cut. It's a message -- championed by Sens. Mike Lee (R-Utah), Ted Cruz (R-Texas) and Marco Rubio (R-Fla.) -- that appeals to the enthusiasms of a population that united against Obamacare under the banner of Taxed Enough Already in 2009, a year in which federal taxes actually hit historic lows. But more senior members of the GOP caucus -- most prominently Sens. Tom Coburn (R-Okla.), John McCain (R-Ariz.) and Richard Burr (R-N.C.) -- have said they see the idea as ill-conceived and unreasonable. In an unexpected twist, the veteran lawmakers who are not exactly known for being voices of moderation are appealing for a more deliberate approach. Republican leaders said that while they believe the health care law will be the train wreck the GOP is forecasting, following the path of Cruz, Lee and Rubio could produce a more immediate derailment -- of the GOP's electoral chances in 2014. "I'm not sure why we should advocate for something that's absolutely impossible. The only way Obamacare is going to be repealed is with a 60-vote Republican Senate, and then, in order to override a presidential veto, I think it's 67 votes," McCain said. "I haven't seen an attempt to override a veto in a long time. It's a non-starter." And a political land mine, he added. "Those of us who have been around for a while know what happens when there's the threat of a shutdown of the government: It's the Congress that gets blamed," McCain said. "If the minority uses its strength, its 41 votes [to filibuster government funding], then clearly the American people will blame the Congress. And they do -- that's the history. And those who say that's not the case ignore the lessons of history and the realities of American politics." This post has been generated by Page2RSS
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