CommentsDisplaying Link8on's 10 most recent comments.

• Lawsuit Alleges Actress Sharon Stone Banned Nanny From Reading the Bible

  May 25, 2012 at 11:00am

  In reply to Legalette.

  Sharon can hire an Unionist Athiest nanny who puts up conservative images on pinata’s all over the house for the kids to whack.

  Her kids can then grow up to camp around with the occupy crowd to “Eat the Rich”, toss paint cans, and repeat diatribes as part of the human crowd speaker system.

• NY Times Forced to Correct Error-Riddled ‘Wall Street Psychopaths’ Op-Ed

  May 22, 2012 at 11:40pm

  In reply to Zalbert.

  Posted by the 99% of unbathroomed parkland moochers .

• Barney Frank: Forget Austerity, Europeans Want Obama’s Econ Policies

  May 21, 2012 at 5:08pm

  In reply to doomytram.

  If Europe
  1 wants Obama’s policy so much and
  2 Michelle enjoys vacationing there so much
  Then why___ is this couple in DC ?

  So many would be so happy if this pair would just move there.
  Even happier if they also moved Barney, Nancy, Hillary and Harry over there too.

• Why Did TED Talks Originally Refuse to Publish This Presentation on Taxing the Rich?

  May 21, 2012 at 1:26pm

  In reply to matinva.

  Taxing the wealthiest is like paying the most productive members of somebody’s company the lowest wages.

  Do that for a while and see how long the productive members of your company will keep working , or the productive members of a nation stay citizens.

• ‘Suburban Suicide Bomber’: Allegedly Obsessed Man Blows Up Female Coworker’s House After Six-Hour Standoff With Police

  May 21, 2012 at 9:14am

  In reply to affinity.

  In America, the typical media would dig for some faith angle and proclaim it loudly if there was anything remotely Christian about the participants, and hush up anything damaging to Pelosi, the POTUS, Clinton, Gore, or Reid.

• The economy, NASCAR and freedom

  May 16, 2012 at 9:30pm

  In reply to Link8on.

  I checked a few race tracks for remaining NASCAR ticket prices and they vary from $ 10 – $185. Hopefully, taxation in the USA may also remain afordable to the many.

• The economy, NASCAR and freedom

  May 16, 2012 at 9:29pm

  In reply to Link8on.

  Equating lobbyist firms to Nascar sponsors, I think they need to pay for the bills that they want.
  Not only that, they also need to advertise / fully disclose whatever bills they want passed.

  Congress members voting to pass bills spending taxpayer money should also use their money on each bill they vote for, provided from their own campaign funds.
  Higher tax costing bills need to be reflected in the money congress has to raise in order to pass it.
  I suspect most of congress can easily afford this since they are the most talented fundraisers in our country.
  When they run out of cash, they can vote no or abstain.
  To offset low cash congress members, campaign fund rich members should be allowed to Publicly contribute campaign funds to them and post the certain bill # vote contract details.

  All bills need to have a sponsorship list of who paid when. Each passing bill’s duration should be limited to expire and require reactivation vote when the Congressional session funding raised for it is exhausted.

  Failed bills return 50% of congress voting cash back to each member of congress after the next election. They get it back only if they win re-election.
  Funds not returned in this manner go to pay for the federal deficit.

  Basically, we have to replace hidden bribes with public sponsorships.

  While I doubt that this type of system would soon go into effect in our national government, It would be a good model for a smaller town, especially one with many

• The economy, NASCAR and freedom

  May 16, 2012 at 9:29pm

  We need to fix the faulty and hidden ways of how the US government spends or wastes our taxpayer $
  Very little of this waste is now transparent.

  Sure we can vote a set of congress in that spends less for 2 years, but a few elections later and congress will overspend again. A system is needed

  Congress could take a few pages from how NASCAR operates.

  NASCAR coordinates

  1 Race Tracks
  2. Drivers ( few and elite, many with colorful histories)
  3. Race Cars (few , elite , fine tuned, aiming for , but not always reaching the checkered flag in each race) (most of the spending is done here)
  4. Stadium fans (ticket purchasers)
  5. Sponsors (an spending army that wants to connect to fans in the stadiums and media, they spend to advertise with 3 2, and 1)
  6. Pit Crews (each team gets a budget from the sponsors for the car they care for)
  7. Media (another source of organizational revenue)

  We could parallel that with Congress , which coordinates

  1. Sessions
  2. Congress members
  3. Spending Bills
  4 Taxpayer cash (however our taxpaying public are mostly absent when congress is in session passing spending bills)
  5. Lobbyists. (often a source of cash to Congress members, but not the spending bills, and their names are not on the bills.)
  6 Congressional staffers (paid for by a congress members funding)
  7 Media (NOT source of revenue)

• Michelle Obama vs. Oprah? New Book Claims Jealousy (and Fatness) Made Them Grow to ‘Despise’ Each Other

  May 14, 2012 at 5:49pm

  In reply to Zurich.

  Oprah is a billionare and so is Warren Buffet, and George Soros.

  2 have been used by the POTUS at times of opportunity.

  Will any relavent stories come up between BHO, Michelle, and the 2nd and 3rd billionares?

• MSNBC Guest Suggests Romney Wear ‘Scarlet B’ if Bullying Allegations Are True

  May 14, 2012 at 7:29am

  In reply to garylee123.

  Proverbs 12:18
  “Reckless words pierce like a sword, but the tongue of the wise brings healing.”

  This fool and others from the big media have been verbally slicing themselves for at least a decade.