| GOP: States need more rights. Obama: Okay, here's some more states rights. GOP: How dare you usurp states' rights like this |
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| Grand_Moff_Joseph Damn that Fartbongo, letting states determine their own policies! WTF is his problem? |
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| Diogenes [Hatch] said the administration went around Congress by acting alone. "This power grab by the Obama administration is not a constructive effort to encourage states to think creatively about how to get more people off of welfare and into productive jobs," Hatch said. Loosening authority is a power grab? WTF? His re-election campaign must be in deep shiat. |
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| blackhalo
Sen. Orrin Hatch, R-Utah, top Republican on the Senate Finance Committee, agreed states need better ways to get welfare recipients into "activities that promote self-sufficiency." Utah is one of the states seeking changes. He said the administration went around Congress by acting alone. Another instance in which the Republicans are for something until Obama agrees, at which point it is evil. Cf. DREAM Act (looking at you, Hatch). |
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| hubiestubert blackhalo: Sen. Orrin Hatch, R-Utah, top Republican on the Senate Finance Committee, agreed states need better ways to get welfare recipients into "activities that promote self-sufficiency." Utah is one of the states seeking changes. He said the administration went around Congress by acting alone. Another instance in which the Republicans are for something until Obama agrees, at which point it is evil. Cf. DREAM Act (looking at you, Hatch). YOU'RE NOT SUPPOSED TO AGREE TO THIS! MOM! OBAMA'S NOT PLAYIN' RIGHT! |
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| vpb blackhalo: Sen. Orrin Hatch, R-Utah, top Republican on the Senate Finance Committee, agreed states need better ways to get welfare recipients into "activities that promote self-sufficiency." Utah is one of the states seeking changes. He said the administration went around Congress by acting alone. Another instance in which the Republicans are for something until Obama agrees, at which point it is evil. Cf. DREAM Act (looking at you, Hatch). This is welfare Reform! You will love it. You will love it like your life depends on it, unless it becomes Obama's policy. Then you will hate it. Now go in a corner and look outraged! |
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| DamnYankees How dare Obama try to give states the right to help poor people. |
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| vpb "policies and procedures that are designed to improve employment outcomes for needy families." Dammit 0bama! They're taking our jerbs! |
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vernonFL ![]() Obama will have us all on welfare and food stamps and living in pubic housing projects. Its the Chicago way. |
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| Grand_Moff_Joseph vpb: blackhalo: Sen. Orrin Hatch, R-Utah, top Republican on the Senate Finance Committee, agreed states need better ways to get welfare recipients into "activities that promote self-sufficiency." Utah is one of the states seeking changes. He said the administration went around Congress by acting alone. Another instance in which the Republicans are for something until Obama agrees, at which point it is evil. Cf. DREAM Act (looking at you, Hatch). This is welfare Reform! You will love it. You will love it like your life depends on it, unless it becomes Obama's policy. Then you will hate it. Now go in a corner and look outraged! ![]() ........ ![]() /amidoinitrite? :D |
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| unlikely He should come out in favor of tax cuts for the wealthy. It'll be like when Kirk admits he's not the creator... their two unbending pillars of ideological purity going head to head might cause an explosion |
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| Zalan
More like "How dare you get something done! You should have gone through us first so we could obstruct it until 2027" |
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| hubiestubert At this point, Obama needs to come out in favor of baseball, football, NASCAR, apple pie, puppies, kittens, long walks on the beach, beer and wings, just to watch Congress repudiate such Socialisms... And given how he's trolling Congress now, he just might. |
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| EnviroDude if only there were a way that the President and Democrats could create an environment that would create jobs to help those on welfare that want to work find jobs. if only |
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| meat0918
We don't want to let states have the right to actually help people. That's un-American dammit! |
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| Diogenes EnviroDude: if only there were a way that the President and Democrats could create an environment that would create jobs to help those on welfare that want to work find jobs. if only I agree, but getting rid of all the Republicans in Congress will never fly. |
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| Grand_Moff_Joseph EnviroDude: if only there were a way that the President and Democrats could create an environment that would create jobs to help those on welfare that want to work find jobs. if only and I'm sure you have an answer all ready to go too. Please, enlighten us. |
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| Goodfella
GOP: derp Obama: herpty derp back to you. GOP: THIS IS AN OUTRAGE! |
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| Serious Black
EnviroDude: if only there were a way that the President and Democrats could create an environment that would create jobs to help those on welfare that want to work find jobs. if only He could ask you to expand your internet dentist practice, but I don't think that will work for everyone... |
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| Headso
Grand_Moff_Joseph: EnviroDude: if only there were a way that the President and Democrats could create an environment that would create jobs to help those on welfare that want to work find jobs. if only and I'm sure you have an answer all ready to go too. Please, enlighten us. step 1. threadshiat step 2. run away step 3. jerbs created/profit |
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| Mikey1969
He said the administration went around Congress by acting alone. I farking wonder WHY they would go around Congress... Anyone? Anyone? Beuller....? |
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| coeyagi EnviroDude: if only there were a way that the President and Democrats could create an environment that would create jobs to help those on welfare that want to work find jobs. if only Strawmanus Maximus. Threadshiattus Tyrannus. |
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| coeyagi FTFA: "The Obama administration is proposing to let states effectively eliminate (the work requirement)," said House Ways and Means Committee Chairman Dave Camp, R-Mich. "This is a brazen and unwarranted unraveling of welfare reform. This ends welfare reform as we know it." This, quite frankly, is the most retarded thing a Republican has ever said in the history of this morning. |
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| Serious Black
coeyagi: FTFA: "The Obama administration is proposing to let states effectively eliminate (the work requirement)," said House Ways and Means Committee Chairman Dave Camp, R-Mich. "This is a brazen and unwarranted unraveling of welfare reform. This ends welfare reform as we know it." This, quite frankly, is the most retarded thing a Republican has ever said in the history of this morning. Not only that, but Politifact has told me that this kind of statement qualifies for Lie of the Year since the GOP budget would not end Medicare as we know it. WTF are they thinking?! |
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| Goodfella
Mikey1969: He said the administration went around Congress by acting alone. I farking wonder WHY they would go around Congress... Anyone? Anyone? Beuller....? Because about the only thing John Boehner's do nothing congress will do is vote on removing a woman's reproductive rights. Boehner is just not very good at his job. |
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| Summer Glau's Love Slave
FTFA: "'The Obama administration is proposing to let states effectively eliminate (the work requirement),' said House Ways and Means Committee Chairman Dave Camp, R-Mich." ![]() Annnnnnd, stopped reading right there. /Seriously, WTF? |
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| Heraclitus
Didn't the Repubs vote down a Jobs Bill on Friday? WTF is their problem? |
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| fringedmyotis
hubiestubert: At this point, Obama needs to come out in favor of baseball, football, NASCAR, apple pie, puppies, kittens, long walks on the beach, beer and wings, just to watch Congress repudiate such Socialisms... And given how he's trolling Congress now, he just might. Don't forget breathing. He should totally come out in favor of that. |
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| qorkfiend
coeyagi: FTFA: "The Obama administration is proposing to let states effectively eliminate (the work requirement)," said House Ways and Means Committee Chairman Dave Camp, R-Mich. "This is a brazen and unwarranted unraveling of welfare reform. This ends welfare reform as we know it." This, quite frankly, is the most retarded thing a Republican has ever said in the history of this morning. I never thought I'd see the day Congressional Republicans were arguing in favor of the welfare status quo. |
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| coeyagi qorkfiend: coeyagi: FTFA: "The Obama administration is proposing to let states effectively eliminate (the work requirement)," said House Ways and Means Committee Chairman Dave Camp, R-Mich. "This is a brazen and unwarranted unraveling of welfare reform. This ends welfare reform as we know it." This, quite frankly, is the most retarded thing a Republican has ever said in the history of this morning. I never thought I'd see the day Congressional Republicans were arguing in favor of the welfare status quo. They could be arguing for the biggest tax raise on the rich EVER if Obama proposed giving them the biggest tax break ever. |
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| HeadLever More and more triangulation in play. Must be silly-season. |
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| Cyclometh All you need to know: |
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| Jake Havechek
EnviroDude: if only there were a way that the President and Democrats could create an environment that would create jobs to help those on welfare that want to work find jobs. if only Outline your plan to save the economy, please. Be detailed and specific, please. |
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| silo123j Don't these guys have anything better to do? |
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| THX 1138
"This is a brazen and unwarranted unraveling of welfare reform. WTF? It's no such thing. If I read it correctly, states have the option of completely sticking with the current system. However this now gives states the _option_ apply for a waiver to the status quo, and attempt a modified welfare model to see if they can do it better. Or did I get that totally wrong? |
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| Needlessly Complicated
I don't get it. The feds are letting states modify the work-to-welfare program to try new things. No one is saying they HAVE to get rid of the work requirement.... if the state wants to keep the work requirement, they can, right? Can someone explain what the outrage is? What am I missing? |
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| dallylamma
hubiestubert: At this point, Obama needs to come out in favor of baseball, football, NASCAR, apple pie, puppies, kittens, long walks on the beach, beer and wings, just to watch Congress repudiate such Socialisms... And given how he's trolling Congress now, he just might. ![]() I think he's already thrown his support behind beer. |
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| Smelly McUgly
At this point, certain states need less rights. I'm looking at you Arizona, Indiana, Oklahoma, Kansas, and the Deep South. /State governments have almost never enforced my civil rights. //The feds, on the other hand... |
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| bwilson27
Needlessly Complicated: I don't get it. The feds are letting states modify the work-to-welfare program to try new things. No one is saying they HAVE to get rid of the work requirement.... if the state wants to keep the work requirement, they can, right? Can someone explain what the outrage is? What am I missing? Welcome to Fark |
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| Jake Havechek
I can always respect a man who likes a fine stout. Of course if it's not Bud light, Hannity thinks you're a communist or some shiat. |
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| The Bestest dallylamma: [img.ibtimes.com image 850x603] I think he's already thrown his support behind beer. WTF is that shiat? That ain't beer.. at least not an American beer. Crisp, clear American beers like Bud and Coors. Obama is exporting our brewing jobs! |
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| Wyalt Derp Welfare reform ends welfare reform as we know it? |
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| robbiex0r
hubiestubert: blackhalo: Sen. Orrin Hatch, R-Utah, top Republican on the Senate Finance Committee, agreed states need better ways to get welfare recipients into "activities that promote self-sufficiency." Utah is one of the states seeking changes. He said the administration went around Congress by acting alone. Another instance in which the Republicans are for something until Obama agrees, at which point it is evil. Cf. DREAM Act (looking at you, Hatch). YOU'RE NOT SUPPOSED TO AGREE TO THIS! MOM! OBAMA'S NOT PLAYIN' RIGHT! ![]() /couldn't find a blank |
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| RumsfeldsReplacement
EnviroDude: if only there were a way that the President and Democrats could create an environment that would create jobs to help those on welfare that want to work find jobs. if only You sound tired, Bill |
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| Rent Party
dallylamma: hubiestubert: At this point, Obama needs to come out in favor of baseball, football, NASCAR, apple pie, puppies, kittens, long walks on the beach, beer and wings, just to watch Congress repudiate such Socialisms... And given how he's trolling Congress now, he just might. [img.ibtimes.com image 850x603] I think he's already thrown his support behind beer. You know what is awesome about that picture? Republicans biatched about him having a Guinness in Ireland. So we can categorically state that not only is the President pro-beer, but Republicans are anti-beer, so fark them even more. |
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| Karac hubiestubert: At this point, Obama needs to come out in favor of baseball, football, NASCAR, apple pie, puppies, kittens, long walks on the beach, beer and wings, just to watch Congress repudiate such Socialisms... And given how he's trolling Congress now, he just might. I believe this is what you're looking for |
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| jjorsett
How about letting states handle welfare as they see fit, and pay for it themselves? All of them, not just the ones who won't toe the fed line. |
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| coeyagi BillCo / EnviroDude seen picketing an empty Lansing statehouse as Michigan is furiously not trying to figure out how to end welfare reform as we know it. |
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| Dr Dreidel Needlessly Complicated: I don't get it. The feds are letting states modify the work-to-welfare program to try new things. No one is saying they HAVE to get rid of the work requirement.... if the state wants to keep the work requirement, they can, right? Can someone explain what the outrage is? What am I missing? Because Fartbama is a Democrat, and everyone knows Democrats hate work and working people, so what Zer0b0mb0 is doing here is letting the states exempt themselves from the "-to-work" requirement of "welfare-to-work". Application: "We, the socialist proletariat of the People's State of Taxachussetts, declare our Great Leap Forward. Every non-working citizen will be offered a stipend 600% of the federal poverty line along with a $15/hr job reading the internet for any bad things people say about Dear Leader. This is our new welfare plan, and because we're Democrats who hate work, President Sheriff must accept this plan exactly as written. No take-backsies." And every liberal Democrat state will submit a waiver, and of course UnPresident ChicagoCrony will grant every such desire. But not for red states. Moochelle's Husband will force Real Americans to work for the welfare they then send to the less American parts of Amercia. The looking glass threw us here. |
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| Serious Black
Karac: hubiestubert: At this point, Obama needs to come out in favor of baseball, football, NASCAR, apple pie, puppies, kittens, long walks on the beach, beer and wings, just to watch Congress repudiate such Socialisms... And given how he's trolling Congress now, he just might. I believe this is what you're looking for God, that's farking awesome and hilarious. Unfortunately, it's pretty damn close to the truth too. |
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| colon_pow
"The president's action is completely misdirected," Romney said. "Work is a dignified endeavor, and the linkage of work and welfare is essential to prevent welfare from becoming a way of life." not around these parts, Mitt. this is part of the fundamental transformation of America that obama promised. |
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